THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY,- OCTOBER ID. 1003.
s
MEN TO COUST TflE YOTES
Juigtt ana'ciertj Kamed for ths OtnsrsJ
Electirn in Borimbar.
FULL II3T fOR THE CITY AfO COUNTY
Organlsatlna e F.leetlea Beards la
: f tB Vetla Preclacte
t Made a RiartlHk
Una I a.
Following la the Hat of Judges and clerks
appcmtad t eerve at tha general election
Nort)tf a by Plstrlet Court Clerk Broad-
wail: M .
Flrat Ward.
-.JG??1 fnctJurtga: Joseph H. Welch,
I'1! I-1'- I'-5 Uenny l,ynch. 1114
f""'!! Iw,"th- : N. A. Peterson, i;U4
Srif'O,. K"v"l. IX: W. H. Champenoy,
E, W'"!0"' S-: I W. Reed, 1111 I'aclllc
R. Claras: p. H. Prake, nil Pacific. P.;
Lherlea Harney, low Pacific, R.
.r."c;,M, Trlne.t J (nigra: ti. P. Reynolds,
w nouin bloventb, P.j Tim Foley, lilt)
Bonth Jr,lovnth. D. ; Jam Weeladek, Irs
South Twelfth, D. : F. W. Coleman, ll
S'th Eleventh, R.i Fred J. Cole. Wl
j'uin i a-.un, it. . llama: Joseph F. Kckk-
r, 1KB Bmith Elevetith, U.; August
ThOmnftnn. 1ftT7 Rnnlh t
-Xh1 Precinct Judge: George Yownkln.
2i2 North Eleventh, P.; Charles Srvrkov-
y. iwiminion, P. ; M. J. McEwy, rsi
South Twelfth, P.; F. W. faaundnauer.
frr.7 J?out' Eleventh, R ; John Ms.thleson,
domh Twelfth, P.; Paul F. Stein. XU
sVnth Thirteenth, R.
Fourth Preclnct-Juriges: Cbarlea tm
lrieeo u South Eighth, P.: Joon Cpmroy,
14 Plj-rce p ; Kd Roach. 111S Jjnuth Blxth.
P.; Pavid Tone, Wl Pacific,. R.; Jnmes
Henderson, tn South Klghtb, R. Clerka:
James Con no ran. sua Martha, p.; Iiclan
m . 1 1 air, i.g I irm, re
' !?rlh Precinct-Judges: Andrew Johnson
Ji Houtn Tenth. P.j Joseph Klofnt. SW
Hickory, p. :Fred Ollle, 17.3 Smith Seventh,
fH. Pontile, 17 South Tenth, K. ;
harlcs N. Long, 122 Vark Wild avenue,
Jt. Clerka: N. J. Powfr, 1913 South Tenth,
iJ Otto Sommers. 91 Hickory, R.
Blxth Precinct Judaea: J. E. El rod, 2233
jotun Hixtn, p.; Charles Huts, 916 nan
Jeenth. R. ; Charlea Rurk, 1415 Chicago, R
I letks: Hen Klin ir.i; I'aiiinmla u.: M
C. I-laney, 4m North Ihirteenth. R.
rum ireclnrt Judgea: John Kllllan,
lr.i7 Kurt, D ; Mike Mnrlrlfy. lill Cuming,
II. Burpee, 1017 Hurt, U.J Urorae
Kil. 1:hC V,.l.l..r n - Imvld I.lnltthle.
'l North Sixteenth atreet, R. Clerke: A.
allace, Klondike hotel, D.; N. Howard,
T't North Sixteenth. U.
mxth Precinct Julga: John weber,
wlndeor hotl l John P. Himmoni. Ml
South Thirteenth. U: Joe ilafner. 'i
North Ynth. U. : Ixiula Ruhv. H South
Tenth, R. ; Norman Rothola, 81 Bouth
ifrn. K. t'lerka: K1 Portpr, wl Bojth
Thirteenth; E. J. Caliahan, 10" Jackson, I).
Seventh Precinct Judgea: John Curry,
VW Harney. I.; On Hlohter, HH South
Eleventh, 1).; John Hhfphard, J South
Eleventh, l. ; I. C. Buck, 11311 Douglna, R.;
Henry Norwich. W Pouglaa, R. Clerks:
John Lakatmm, Twelfth and Farnam. D. ;
Hugh Hiighhanka, 1'tS South Twelfth, R.
Eiehth Precinct Judg-: H. W. Calklna,
1 South Sixteenth, D.; William H. MirAn,
123 North Eleventh, D. ; Harney Bharrtan.
123 North Tct.th, D. : N. Btanberg, 14 Caiv
Itol avenue, R. ; J. JLIeh, 121 Noith Tweli h,
R. Clerka: Frank Iirown, ll Hivenport,
V.; Charlea Hamilton, 1124 Capitol ave
nue. R.
N;nth Precinct Judgea: Jrhn Reevei. ?0j
North Eleventh, D. ; Jnmea Silk. 17 daven
port. D.j Ed Col'. 207 .Davenport, I).; O. P.
Sullivan. V'20 Davenport, R. ; Dan Olne, 1218
Chicago. Clerka: Erneat Worm, 1016 Dav
npori D.j Charlea Bhonahlne, 10S Daven
port, R.
Tenth Precinct Judgea: W. J. Vogh,
SP154 South Tenth, IX; Oua Stelllng. !ta
South Tnth. D.J T. H. Pohl. 910 Jackeon.
IV: Joe Hale, (18 Howtrl. R.; Jera Rey
nold. S24 Dnuglaa. U. Clerks: Fror.k H ile,
HA Howard, R. ; K. J. Callaliaji. Uuo Jack
aon, D.
Foarth Ward.
Flrat Precinct Judgea: Thomna Harrett.
tO'fi North B.xteenth, D.j William Kioltx-
ir, iki capltol avenue, D.: H. 8. Mann,
I71 Chicago.. R.; John T. Werta, Mil Cnl
Cago, R.i O. A. Young. 1815 Chicago. R.
Clerk: J. Q. Dauterman. 210 North 8ev-
tnteentn. D. ; D. L. Hw. 1717 Chicago,
R.
Second Precinct Judget: W. D. Webster,
I'M Farnam, Dj Charlea J. Emery, im
DouglRH D.; 8. C. Uarnea. 211 South Twenty-fourth,
R.; J, H. Herlhert. Jul! Farnnm.
R.J I Erneatphlllpa, 113 North Twvnty-
rounn, n. Clerka: E. H. Wilcox, 115 South
Twenty-fourth, D. ; George W. Elrod, 111
florin rwenty-fourth. R.
Third Precinct Judaea: W. H. Hender-
aon, I41 Davenport, D. ; C. C. Winders, a;
I'avenport. D.j H. 8 Glllliple. 2512 Daven-
i"'r. n.; a. iooaner, tuM javenport, it.;
John 8. rtrooka. 2Ki Davennort. R. Clerka:
Tom McQovern, 2R15 Chicago, D. ; Charka
croft. D.J Charlea R.bm, 2S( Bouth Ninth, J. Brown. 212 North Twenty-fifth. R
i.) R. E. Patrick. - 2545 South Tenth. R
Karl Stefan, 920 l.omer, R, Clerka: W.
H. Inmnn, rii South Ninth, D.j Petar
Miller, Seventh and Arbor. R.
Seventh Preclnftl-M Moran. 514 Popple
J. C. Frfiyd. outh Sixth, IX;
M. Raamuaaen, ' so Woolworf, D.; T. A.
Jenaen, 1614 w-miama, R.; Joaeph Pteiger,
f South Fourth, R. Clerka: H. Kanaen,
fS Wool wort 1, R.; Joseph Murray, 118
Woolworth, T.
Eighth Prclnct Judgea: R. M Dobyna,
lKl South Seoond, IX; Robert Wendt. 2115
Bouth Fourth. D. ; J. H. Agee, 1W7 Bouth
Fifth, D.; Ignatx Kyeala, lo Bouth Sec
, ond, R.; ftrt Catliro, 432 Lincoln avenue,
R. -Clerky: Harry M. Walker, 1002 Bouth
Fifth, D.; Charlea 8 wanton, Second and
Pine, R, ,
,' ' Beeoad Ward.
Flrat Precinct Judgea: Erneat Rlaal, 11
LeavnwortU. D.i William Weckback, lali
Plarfe, D.; . E. McLarnan, 1S11 Leuveu
wor.h, D.j George L. Barllck. 817 Bouth
Elan teem h, R. ; w. H. Bpapenhorat. HI
Htalh beventeenth, R. (JWri-a: Hc-id A.
Wllaon, 83li South Eltfhteenth, D.j U. F.
Howell. 42 South Seventeenths R.
Second Precinct Judgea: George Holmea.
M21 Muaon. 1.i Michael Lovely, If 21 South
Twentieth, D. ; Patrick Barry. Ki South
Eighteenth. D.; W. R. Garvin, Hoii Bouth
Eighteenth. R. ; Joaeph Michael, 1RM Maaon,
R. Clerka: Otto boehme, 101 J Bouth Twen
tlth, .; Friuik A. Fereier, IxA South
Sixteenth, R.
Third Precinct Judgea: C. 8. Hlgglna,
?ni8 Leavenworth, U.; William Fargo,
Pierce, D.j Joaei h Prltthard, 840 Bouth
Twerity-flrat. D. ; J. J. Lynch, 2307 Maaon.
R.J William Hynbough, 1221 South Twen
tieth, R. Clarka: Fred N. Fargo, U
Pierce, t.; Charlea E. Foster, Hug South
Twentieth, R.
Fourth Precinct Judgea: Jamee Kroupa,
12M South Flftentb( D.j Joseph Chleborad,
1213 South Fourteenth, D.j Joaeph Skoyaa.
1418 yUliama, J.; John Bwoboda. 1Bl Wll
llama. R.j Charlea Bemerad. 1263 South
Sixteenth, R. CH-rka: Oldrlch Jellen, lit)
j;ith Fouiteenth. D.j Anton Kilanaple,
i&n South Sixteenth. R.
Fifth Preclrict Judgea: Jamea R. Ko.
xera, 1723- Bouth Fourteenth. D.J Rudolph
4reer. 144 South Fourteenth. D.j Frank
Chleborad. Jr.. 1413 Bouth Fifteenth. D.;
Charlea Steigler. 1T-Wllllama, R.j t. W.
Gilbert. 1461 South Fourteenth, R. Clerks:
Oliver Rouse, 1730 fJouth Thirteenth, D.t
Joseph O'Rourke, 1467 South Fourteenth, R.
Slx'h Precinct Judgea: Frank Peechvr,
372 South Seventeenth. D. : H. J. Bpragg,
1424 South Sixteenth. D.J Henry Pruning,
. 1400 South Seventeenth. D.J Jame li. Ross.
Jt south eighteenth, R,i Garoge Brun
Ins-. 1465 South Etarhteenth. R. Clerka:
Rr.dolph Havelka, 1444 Bouth Sixteenth, P.;
4. r. lucaen. n.d soutn Hixteentn. it.
Beventh Precinct Judgea: JoaeDh A.
Uruby, 1902 South Fourteenth. D. ; Henry
Uumpbert, 1937 South Fifteenth. D.j John
ntamauser. z.-ku noutn f irteentn. u.j j. h.
Berger, 1414 Martha. R. : Oua. Hamel. Dor
ci, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth,
R. Clerk: William Kaufman. 1420 Dorcaa.
D.j Star ley I-atofsky, Fifteenth, between
tenter inn uorcaa K.
Elghlt Precinct Judges: Charlea Schar
tow, mi Martha. D : John Eleaeaer. 1723
Torna. D.; Peter Knopman. WM South
Fifteenth, D.; J. Melcholr Iela. 1IM3 Bouth
Twentieth. R. ; 8 8. Burchfteld, 19'1 Dor-
caa, It. Clerks: W. H. Beverly. S019 Mar
Uia. D. : Charlea F. Eden. 1911 Dorcas. R.
Ninth Precinct Judaea: Him Jensen.
3711 Bouth Thirteenth. D.J Hang J. , Wln
torllck, 3438. South Fourteenth. D. ; John
J. Pnu"!fv lfiS Canton, D-: Fred Runp,
RIM South Thirteenth. R.; Jullua- 2!bolth,
1411 Canton. R. Clerka: Juraen Michael
eon, 3V3 South Sixteenth, D.; Erneat Doran,
S3I South SeTntenth, R.
Tenth Precinct Judgea: L. D. Plckard.
S14 South Seventeenth, n.j Charlea Bchn!!,
ikv Vinton, U.; H. EfTlnger. mi Bouth
Nineteenth, D. : John Koapa. 1710 V'nton,
Fred Dalker, 1711 Vinton. R. Clerka:
Ft Flemmln. 304K Boitlh Kineteenth.
T.i Charlea B. Rovsen. 18S Ontario. R
Eleventh Precinct .Tudgea: Andrew Eb
er. Mli Boulevard. D.: R. B. O'Donne'l.
rtn. Arbor. D.j Jtbn Nittle. 33 South
Twentjr-fourth, P.: Joaeph P. Frown. S332
boulevard. R.: George S. Ooea. W7 Vinton.
R. Clarka: Paul Wnack 3301 Sooth Twen
ty fourth. D.i A. J. Sucky, 3008 South
Twentieth avenue, R.
Third Ward.
Flrat Precinct Judgea: Otto Johnson,
Thurston hot), l. ; George Johnson,
Thurston hotel. D.j John PlaTr, 121 Jack
aon, U.i J H. Kellay, IM Souih Thirteenth
atreet. R. ; Ed liak( r,,t;j South Tltlrteenth
atreet, R. Cl.rk; R. C. Feanan, dot South
Thirteenth atreet, D.; John Hochatraa
or. R. '
Seconcl Precinct Judgea: Martin Lea,
Wlthnel! block. D.J I. H. Schafer. 418 South
Thirteenth atreet, U : W. C. Jordan, St.
Jamea hotel, D.j F. M. Hocker, 1412 How
ard, D.; Herman Kohn, 1513 Harney, D.
Clerks i Jamea P. Murphy, Karbach hotel,
t. I Fred U tfmtih, Harker block, R.
Third Product Judgea: W. W. Patter
son, State hotel, D ; George Bedle. 219
North Fourteenth atreet, D.: Andy Lwy4er,
lat Capitol avenua, D.j C. P. Boaweii,
Aetna house, R. ; Theodore Brown, 222
North Fourteenth atreet, R. Clerka:
Thomas Crosby. 1318 Capitol avenue, U.;
Ika Burt, 1312 Capitol avenue, R.
Fourth Precinct Judgea: Amo Jack
man, 1417 Cnsa. D. : D L. Forgnn. 313 North
Fifteenth, D.j Jamea Sitae. 410 North Four
teenth, D.; George Crow, 4W North Four-
Pogue, jn.15 North Twenty-first, I'M A. I fifth near Polk. D ; Mike Hanno, 4123 B,
Walker, 2114 t lark. R.j A. G. Humphrey, I R.: Otto Wamark. 3X1 R street, R. Clwka:
14 North Twenty-eeoond. R. Clerks: Ed I John Gllian, '1 hirty-nlnth and P, D.; Arc lilt
T. O Connor, 2211 Clark, D.; G. L. Hollo,
2215 Grace. R.
tvrslh Ward.
First Precinct Judgea: O. T. . Rhode,
3!i" leavenworth, D.j Jarr.a W. 'llo-,
ifi? Mason, D. ; L. M. ftiliier, 2M leaven
wortn, M-; fewan Peterson. a42 Keeae, K. ;
treo Nelson, sw Boutn l wenty-eighin, H. ;
Harry H. Powell, teo para avenue, R.
Clerks: John 11 Maua, Kit Boulh '1'wenty
eighth, D. ; Charlea i. Thomaa, 1013 South
4 wemy-mntn, K.
Second Pt ecinct Judges: Jamea 8. Gib
son, 1.M1I Bouth Tnirty-Bfcnnit, D. ; F. E.
Young, 344 Maon, V ; Henry B. Allen,
i.4.t4.tara avenue, R.j Aluyn L. Frank,
l.ils H.iuth Thir.y-flist, H.J E. J. Neviuo,
i: houth Thlttyaectind, R. Clerks: J. V.
biarr, aitt Maeon, ft.; Harry F. May, 13i8
bouth Twenty-ninth avenue, D.
Third Precinct Juoges: 'ineodore W.
Bmi.n, So ii in Fvrty-aixtn, I : r d Walsh,
1.-114 Sou.h Fo.ty-elghtn, D.j Frank A. Jmtu-
aon, 421U Pierce. M. N. ot.i.ise, into
Campbell, Fortieth and Q, R.
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct Judges; T. Geary, Twen-
ty-tlfth and K, D. ; Andy Murphy, Twenty
fourth and B. I).; Jamea Carrutl, Twenty
fifth and E, D.J Goorge W. Clam. 1115
North Twenty-lourtn. R.j 8. W. Bilyem,
1415 North twenty-seventh. R. Clerks:
Thomaa Dillon. '1 wenty-fourth and B, D.J
Franklin A. Bhotwell. llli North Twenty-
fourth, R.
Hecond precinct juages: w. p. Mcuavia,
Twenty-fifth and M, 1). j James Gieasnn,
630 North Twenty-fourth, D.jMIke Ford,
10il2 N, D J Jamea Plvonka, Twenty-aixth
and N, R. ; H. P. Peterson. Twenty-fitth
and M. R. Clerka: 8. P. Fenno, Twenty
seventh and N, D.j C F. Dennis, 2418 N, H.
Country.
Chicago Precinct Judges: Fred Pet la. D. :
D. D. Mclean. R. : Robert. McCormlck. R.
Clerka: Daniel Quinn. 1) ; Arthur Witty, D.
Clnntarf Pretilnct Juttaes: 8. p. 1 .arson.
T. ; 11. , D. St.aken. D. ; J. E. Oygor, R
--. ' -- - - - l I i. A-. on"! ntrii, av. . jcj. np("ii jn.
rj:UlS utl,,lro,rt-J T,homfi. : .are Clerka: J. V. Brennan, lV; A. A. Norton. R.
193 Suuth Tnirty-fltih, R. Clerka: w. I
Kenneuy, iiu South l nirty-Ket ona, u.j
bftinuel McLvod, M South Thu ty-eighth
street, R.
Fourtn Precinct Judges: Daniel Juckl
nesa, 23.4 Boutn Twenti-elgiith, D.J John
Mlckoiaiibky, Spring, D.j Jamea ..-
aliia. Junk Boutn Tnlrtv-nrsi. D.j George
Wood, 2919 Dupont, H.J Joseph Krejftoi, 2uo2
Boulh Ihirtietn, K. Clerks; Han Breken
tett, 29ii Dupunt, D.j John KewalesKi, 3U4
bourn i wenty-ninth. K.
Fltlh Precinct--Judgea: H. Burney, 2707
HUkury, D.j Paul Feltheln. 1914 South
'1 Wtnij -eighth. D.j H. E. Peterson, lo45
foutn TKeiity-eighth. R. : F. A. Lineally
19S4 South Twenty-seventh, R.j George
vretienbuig, 1533 Ueorgli avenue, K. l;lerks:
John K. D. hum. 26iu Bouth Twenty-ninth,
D.J G. A. Engill, 2711 Bhlrley. R.
Sixth Precinct J ungrs: J. H. Eherwootl,
1329 South Twenty-ninth, D.: John D. Ware,
ma Boutn i wenty-nintn. jj. ; a. w. aic
Loughln. 1325 South Twenty-seventn. R.
John Williams, 2676 Pierce, R.J E. W. Bel Is.
1311 Bouth Twenty-fifth avenue. R. Clerks;
Ed Fltsgerald, 1114 Sou h Twenty-tlghih,
D.j E. Terpln, 34t6 Woolworth avenue, R.
Elghllt Ward.
First Precinct Judges: David F. Mo
henna, 1634 North Twentieth. D.j Edward
Welsh. 13z Noith Twenty-fourth, D. ; Jaioo
8wai tilHiider, 2ul8 Caluweli, D. ; J. H. yuSt-
gara, .sortn i wrnty-tourtn, k.j Junn
cowm, iuiij HHtntiton. K. Clerks: c.
Conn, 241U Charles, D.J 11. A. W nipple, Ulu
tnumna avenue, ft.
8(t.oiid Pi ecinct Judgea: J. J. Tletlnk, I D
Benson Precinct Judges: C. A. Blom-
berg. D.; Ed E. HolTmann. D.; Chris
Btelger, R. Clerka: C. B. Dodson, D.j 11.
F. McCoy, R.
Dundee rrecmct judges: j-rnntc iirown.
D.: M. W. Klrkendall. R.J II. C Baird. R.
Clerks; Anthony Mcklttnn, D.j W. 8.
Wedge, R.
Dourlas precinct juagea: tggart rani.
D. ; Rudolph Ruser. D. ; H. J. Koesalg. R
Clerka: H. 1- Drake, D.; G. W. Henry. R.
East Omaha Precinct Judges: Gua Hes-
aerman, D.; Charles lounger, V.l John
Rice. R. Clerks: Charles besscrman, k.j
W. E. Moore. R.
Elkhnrn Precinct Judges: Joe MoAMlc
I).: William Turner. P. Clerks; George
Drexel, D.J J. F. McCarty, R.
r lorence precinct juoaes; ttto nnrscn,
P.; J. K. Lowety, R.J Will Arde Oreeti, R.
Clerks. C. V Fouke, R ; L. V. Wurller, D.
Jefferson Precinct Judges: J. Blert, l.;
Peter Mangold. R.; J. H. Tullla. R. Clerks'
A. L. Mangold, R.j O. H. Hanson. D.
Millard Precinct juagea: cnarira i noeiae.
D.; William Hoppenhagen, ' t. ; John
I,empka, R. Clerks: William Van Dorn,
R. ; William Welsh, 1).
McArdls Precinct j uogna: ueorge mc-
Ardle, D.; Hugh Daogherty. D.j WilHam
Giant, R. Clerka: Frank Black, R.j Juboc
Saaa. D. . . .
Platte valley i-recinct junges: . r.
Burk. D.J L. P. I-arsnn, R.j Joe Millar, R.
Clerks: J. A. Sullivan, R.j J. Agee, D.
Union precinct J uages: ueorge i-ne,en.
D.; W. W. Olmsted. D.J A. Dutker, R.
Clerka: O. R. Williams, R.j Ed B. Knight,
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Ul. BLITZ EREWIX6 CD., Kilwiokii
(Jwah Branch 1413 Dauglaa 8c TaL 1084
FYllirtk PfM.lnf.( T.i.n. f V fllnVann
2Ti7 Harney. D.j WlHUm, V. Cnrrt. 2714
uouglaa. D. : Theodora F. Lewis. 317 South
Twenty-ilxth, R. ; A. F. Ross, 112 South
Twenty-fourth, R; Jnmea Forsyth, 12ti
nouth Twenty-fifth, R. Clerks: I,. D.
Murphy. 2W7 Dodge, D.j D. E. Chapln,
atte riarney, rt.
Fifth Ireclnct Judgea: Phillip Qnthel-
mer. 1918 Farnam. n Unri-vl Jllmnr 1U
Douglas. V.; W. 6. Anderson, 1:2 Douglas,
ft J Kmil A. Olsen. 113 North Eighteenth.
R.i Ira Aahlev. 1914 Donirlns R. Clerks:
C. W, Perlln, 1721 Dodae. D. : Jamea W.
Whcaton. Jr.. 107 Bee Bldg.. R.
Sixth Precinct Juilir... H T Unnann
I1R South Seventeenth, D.j John OX'onnell,
vi Bouth Eighteenth. D. ; F. W. Cnllahsn,
421 South Eighteenth, D.J Daniel Col'lns
42 South Eighteenth, R.i J. K. Boyle. 1818
St. Mary'a avenue, -R. Clerka: J. J. Power,
422 Bouth Eighteenth, D, : Fred Hlgglna.
413 South Nineteenth. R.
Seventh .Precinct Judgea: ' Fred II.
Smith. 08 Sotith Eighteenth. D. : John Can
field, 612 South Sixteenth. D. : Hugh Arger
slnger, 614 8outh Seventeenth. D.: Martin
Dunham. 713 South Seventeenth, R.J Oscar
Peterson. 718 South Sixteenth. R. Clerk:
J. T, Cahalan. 71! South Eighteenth. D :
B. CI. MrKenrle, 7fl South Seventeenth, R.
Eight Precinct Judgea: J. N. Keel. 2127
Farnam. D. : C. L. Seber. 514 South Twerr.-f
tv-second. D.J James Griffin. 411 8uth
Twenty-second. D.J John W. Cady. 2020 St.
Mary'a avenue. R.j George W. Ecltle'
Farnam. R. Clerks: J. J. Corbv. 52! South
Twenty-first avenue. D.J H. XV. Majors,
2218 Dewev avenue, n.
Ninth Precinct Judres: O. Reindorfi. 549
South Twenty-fifth. D.j George O. Ssav.
fm Jackson. P.; F. P. Setfkln., 701 South
Twentv-slxth. R.J Sharles Singer, 4o7 South
Twenty-fifth avenue, R ; J. I. Modteska.
?F3 St. Mary'a avenue. R. Clerks: Ch-rlea
F. Crowley 261 Hsrney. P.; Wlllard Bar
rows, 371 St. Mary'a avenue, R.
Fifth Ward.
Flrat Precinct Judges: Paul Paulson. 1714
Brown. P.; W. O. Barber. 2217 Fowler
avenue. D.J Ed C. Erfllng. Southeast Sher
man avenue plat. D.i A. J. Mead. 6707 North
Twenty-fourth, R. : W. H. Miller. 4W1 North
Twentv-rourth. K. Clerka: William Tj.
Nlchola. 4101 North Twenty-fourth. D. : H.
C. Straight. 2013 Maiderson, R:
oeconrl precinct Juogea: John M. , Rice,
1K15 Emmet. D.i 8. R. Patten. 1801 Locust,
D.j Joseph Redman. 1624 Corby R. ; John R.
Harden. U0S Binney. R.j J. N. Hammond.
W23 Wert, R. Clerks: C. J. Tavlor, 116
Locust, P.: Winalow E. Bay. 1R08 Corbv. R.
Third Precinct Judgea: R. A. Morrison,
2024 North Nineteenth, D.J P. W, Merrow,
224 North Nineteenth. D.J Thomaa Kend
rick, 8609 North Twentieth, P.: Alfred
Fslkner. 2536 North BUghteenth. R.; A. B.
Walker. MI? North Nineteenth. R. Clerks:
John F. Moriarty. 252 North Nineteenth,
P.j John H. Parker, 2Sl North Nineteenth.
R.
Fourth Precinct Judgea: Richard Mar
nel. 1834 North Seventeenth. P.; Pennla
Kelleher. 1713 Willis avenue. P.j T. R. El
llngwood, 184S North Seventeenth. R.J James
R. Bruner. 1625 North Seventeenth. R.j J.
M. Counsman, 2216 Sherman avenue, R.
Clerka: Isaac C. Tompsett. 1652 8herman
avenue. D.J J. M. Ward, 1514 North Seven
teenth, n.
Fifth Precinct Judgea: Charles L. Kend
rlck. 2o:9 North Twentieth. P.; Jamea 8.
Perklna. 1M2 North Nineteenth, D.j C. A.
Fried, 3022 North Nineteenth, P.; M. S.
Soars, 2238 North Eighteenth, R.J C. B.
Pavla. 22011 North Nineteenth. R. Clerks:
Charles 1 Htvpper. 2S04 North Nineteenth.
D.; A. C. Plnkerton, 22U6 North Nineteenth,
R.
Sixth Precinct Judgea: Patrick Cavn
nauah. 1502 North Eighteenth, D. : M. P.
McBride. 1814 Charlea, D.J F. H. Knstera.
1116 North Eighteenth, D.J W. F. Green-
leaf. 1404 North Eighteenth. R.: M. C.
Moaney, 11SH North Nineteenth, R. Clerks: J.
It Martin. 1611 North Nineteenth, D.j
Adolph N. Lemburg, 1543, North Twentieth,
R.
Seventh Precinct Judgea: P. J. Carroll.
1423 North Seventeenth, P.; C. L. Garriaon,
1U7 North eighteenth. D.J Jamea Daugh
ton. 1143 North Seventeenth. D: Krlck
Peterson. 1145 North Eighteenth. D.t B. J.
Stone. 1166 North Sixteenth. R. Clerks
Frank Brueater, 1133 North Seventeenth, Re;
rrajtK iw stone, list) jsortn Bixteentn, ft.
sixth Ward.
First Praclnct Judges: William F.
Flynn, 6V01 North Thirtieth. D.J Fred
niever. iiz Tempieion avenue, D.J Wll
Mm Hnumback, 214 Saratoga. R. ; Ira
Thompson. 3016 Amea avenue, R.; W. H.
Larkln. 5i3S North Thirtieth. R. Clerks:
William F. McKenxle, 2722 Fowler avenue.
l. , irtt r iHiiaaan, uio Amea avenue, K.
Second Precinct Judgea: E. M. Jacob-
oerger. 41- wortn rortietn, i. ; w. I. Hor
ton, 4634 North Fortieth, D.; E. M. Robert
on. 4719 North Fortieth, R.; Frank R
Martin, 4706 Boulevard avenua, R. ; John
li. uaty, uiu North Fortieth. R. Clerka
George W. Medlock, 68J0 North Thirty
sixth, P.; Charlea R. Thompson, 3833 Sara-
Third Precinct Judgea: O. W. Hetidee.
4204 Burdette, P.; David Punkle, 3713 Ohtcv
I. ; Thomas Johnston, t'.tfl Burdette, P
William A. Grant. 8M0 Parker, R.j J a'
Bennett. 42.Kj Grant, R. Clerks: S. j'
Rothwell, 4X28 Grant, P.; Joseph B. Frajfn
burg 4336 Burdette, R. 7 "
Fourth Precinct Judges: C. J. CsrtYian
J North Twenty-fourth, P.; O. A. Thorne'
2703 Manderaon. D.j J. U Houi-hlji 'j
Mandaraon, p.; J. L. Penn. 4u4 North
Twenty-aixth avenue, R.j John T. Dillon
I4 Manderaon. H. Clerks: Girre:e V
Gsrlick, sum Ptnkney. IX: J. B. Parrot t
4t)8 N.wth Twenty-fifth avene. Ti.
Fifth Precinct Judges: John t) Kernan
3180 Maple. D. ; Augunt Wohlge'.v, jfiio Brim
lol. lx; Henry Hniselt. 3u31 Inknev H-
Albln B. Kelley. 2623 Binney. R : C W
Cain. 2'21 Bristol. R. Clt-rks: W. j. Char
man. 3t9 Emmet. P. Fra nlc H Culick
n'l rvuriii i wvno'iuuns,
Sixth Preclwt Judaes: .V. M. Chambers
fm North Twanty-fifth. D. Martin O'Kon
nell. 3223 Ohio, IV j R. P. Jenvea, 2709 Ohio.
R. ; Jamea W. Moore, VJt fihlo, R.: B 8
Anderson. 3124 Miami. R. clerka: Thomas
Flynn ! North Thlrt1 ath. P.; E. C. Wol
COtt. n Binney. R.
Seventh Precinct Jigea: Charlea Daly
Frnklln. P.: 1 j. McCovern, 15S1
North Thirty-fourth, "p.: John Keli.ln, 8122
Buntette. P.: J. N Talhott, 25 Decatur,
R. Clark: II. H. ,M'er. a01 Blondo, R
Eighth Precinct- Judges: L. H. Parker.
Til North Twenty veath avenue, p.; John
J Devlne, 2221 North Twemy-flfth. P.;
Clirlst Hwbsen. ' North TwentT-eeventh
avenue. R. : 8. F Kgan. IS15 North Twen'v.
aeventh, B ' 'iff E. Arraatmng. JTI9
Biondo, R. Merka: FYank Brdy. il
farker. P.; Yank Winslitu. 2101 North
Twentv-sevw fh, R.
Ninth PreciH-4 Judgew: Jerrv w. Bea
ver. tb r-ur. p.; H. R Roberts. 2M)
Mvani, l. : porr VV . wmhlp. 2181 Frank.
Itn, R.; Abe,' w. I'arker, I7ht N,.-h Twenty
fourth. R. R(frt 8. CVilvln. 2K Pecatur.
R. Clerk' K P. Ollrts. fill Decatur D.;
B . WAt. 07 Parker. R
Tenth frcetni- Jules: K. Tveenay, 114
Kurd-tie, I).; Ttiomsa C McMillan. c4
Grant. 8n.; A. W. Kelvin. Kl North Twen-ly-fout,
R. ; TI 8. AsWw'tf, Jin Grant, R ;
Thon-aa W. Merrow. 2317 Wi'lls avenue. R.
CierlaV; . k. Tavgart. W14 North Tt'nlv.
"ce. n. ; J. h. Kedheld. MS North
T -tvjr.nd. R.
Faeventh Precinct JiKtees: Irrank J
1018 North Twenty-nlntn. P. PhillD Clark.
Ko4 North Twenty-eighth avenue, D.J Lewis
Lioner, vm North 1 wenty-seventh avenue.
P.; Frederick, Kenner, M0 North Tweiily-
seventn, ft.; ft. L'animan, KiS Norm
Twenty-seventh avenue, R. Clerks: W. H.
O'Bhaughnessy, 1018 North Twenty-nlntli,
i., v. c. AK tan, rion i-iumuion, ft.
Third Precinct Judges: W. F. Meyers,
2tx3 Cuming, 1.; Andrew Smith, 2?U4 ( hi
cago, D.; George W. feiiannalian, 2766 Web
at or, R.; John S. Helgren, 2k37 Casa, R.;
OMalley, 264ti California, D.j F. G. An'der-
aon, -ULi t ass, ft.
Fourth Precinct Judges: Hans" Barken
sen, 2413 Cuming, D.J James 1 Wllaon,
2412 Cuming, D. ; Captain John 8. Woods,
1U04 North Twenty-fourth, R.j Percy E.
Gwynne, 1004 North Twenty-fourth, R.J
John Jepsln, 938 North Twenty-fifth. R.
Clerks: P. M. Tobln. 9S3 North Twentv
fifth avenue. P.; Edwin Meek, 946 North
l wenty-iourtn, ft.
Fifth Precinct Judgea: J. D. Ramsay.
z-'i t urning, l.; Marion P. Mcciung,
Cuming, P.; Zenas Stephens. 917 N
Twenty-first, R. ; D C. Middleton, 813 North
Twentieth, R. ; R. E. McConnell. 2124 Burt,
R. Clerka: Frank E. Johnaon, 924 North
Twenty-aecond, P.; P. B. Sargent, 2224
Webster. R.
Blxth Precinct Judges: W. F. Johnson,
606 North Nlneteeth, P.; Mark M. Par
mer, 620 North Twenty-third, P.; E. G
Glenn. 624 North Twentieth. R.: F. E,
Gould, 21:8 California, R.j B. W. Miller, 614
conn Nineteenjn. ft. Clerks: jonn i.
Bnlend. 624 North Twentv-third. P.: F. W.
Btauara, amr vvebster, ft
Beventh Precinct Judsres: W. F. Iearv,
irn iNortn Meventeentn. P.: W. P. wand
710 North Eighteenth, P.; Peter Jessen, Jr.,
808 North Seventeenth. R.: William Whlt-
more, im vvenster, K.j M. J. Merrill. 1714V4
Waterloo Precinct Judge: C. Wllklns,
P.j Smith Brcwn, R.J John Bcirrus, ft.
Clerks: 11. B. Hopper, R.J George Hall, P.
GROUT EXCUSES HISCOURSE
Charsies Low with Tsrslag Faslonlsts
Over to the Republicans.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18 Edward M. Grout,
the Tammany candidate for comptroller,
In his letter of acceptance made public
tonight says that the "party Issue has been
squarely put into the campaign by thoee
ho profess the contrary. Until this was
revealed I we committed to the support
of Mayor Low and resented the bitter and
2lTi I prejudiced attacks made upon his peraon-
orth I allty by the district attorney.
It la now clear that Mayor Low waa In
accord with the republican schemes of
taxation which have of late years been
so hostile to the Interests of the city of
New York, and have so steadily and
greatly Increased Its contribution to the
expenses of state government
I have been reproached as a traitor
and an apostate. A change of opinion when
TALES TOLD BY TOURISTS
Et Louis TrtTtlsr Tells How Twe GrtTt
Bobbers. Wert Fooled.
LEGISLATOR GETS IS BED WITH CORPSE
Ohloaa Relates Oae of Two La err ere
Clawlaai Kaeh Other Severely
While Playlet the Same
Joke.
"Grave robbing Is a rather gruesome
trade, but It Is a profitable one, al
though It has its occasional drawbacks,"
observed a liquor salesman from St. Louis.
"To cite on Instance: A couple of young
fellows were doing a thriving business,
supplying the medical colleges of St. Louis
with cadavers some years ago. A peculiar
death occurred not far from town and
one of the colleges waa extremely anxious
to get that special cadaver. The two profes
sionals went out after It one winter night
and got It. On the way back they stopped
at a road house to warm up with a little
fire water, and In order to divert susplc.on.
wrapped an overcoat about the 'stilt,'
propped Mm up in the seat and fixed tha
lines in his hands. They then went in
to the road house and spent some time
there. An old soak and frequenter of
the road house happened to approach the
place just as they were fixing the 'stiff
in the seat. He didn't do anything but
slip the 'stiff- back off the seat, cover It
with Its wrappings In the bottom of the
wagon, after they had gone In, wrap the
overcoat about himself Just as they had
fixed up the dead man and take his plaoe
in the seat. Tha two fellows cams out
after a while and unhitched climbed up
into the aeat with the observation that the
cadaver might as well ride In the seat
between them to allay suspicion as they
were going Into town. The boys had
become pretty mellow while in the road
house and brought a bottle of whisky out
with them. Incidentally one of them Jo
cosely offered the supposed 'stiff a drink
after they hud taken a number of nips
themselves while driving along.- The old
'soak' took a nip all right, much to their
astonishment, and held onto the bottle
with all the enthusiasm of a prolonged
thirst.
"Well, the Immediate result Was that
the two grave robbers simply fell out of the
wagon In their fright at the supposed
resuscitation of the corpse, and the 'soak,'
gathing up tha lines, drove into town and
sold the 'stiff' for a snug sum to a rival
college,"
"Speaking of being surprised by a corpse,"
said John Bertram, an Illlnolsan, "a case
happened In the early days of Springfield
legislative history that you may never have
heard. An old member of the house from
Macon county had been left out during one
session, but was re-elected the following
year. He went to the same hotel where he
had quartered during his previous terms and
asked to be assigned to his old room. lie
said that he could find It without troubling
ff theCi
I Band that
Demand
ar with the)
SBTBlSaBBBjS4
I
The) Only Cigar
That's the same to-day, tomorrow, forever.
5c here, there, everywhere.
The Largest Staling Brand of Cigari in the World.
The Band is the Smoker's Protection.
Is neither treachery nor apostacy. Once
It became clear to. me that this contest
had lost Its pretence of a nonpartisan dis
Cuming, P.; Clerks: John F. Pally, 1616 Burt cusslon of local questions, that those who
P.; Charles J. Meyer. 818 North Seven- were with me had abandoned the only
EYgh'th Precinct-Judges: Thomas Mc- Principle which held us together that th.
Gulre, 614 North Seventeenth, P.; Charles. I fusion party naa become essentially re
h vA1.SLHmn tM Chicago, P.; M. P. But- publican, then Inevitably I go with ths
607 North Eighteenth, R.j George C. Cock- democratic party.
rell. Prexel Hotel. R. Clerks: J. P. Lane.
srnthR F' a North FAMOUS BALLET MASTER DEAD
the facta and the circumstances changed, the clerk. He went out to a caucus or
something tnat evening ana came nome
rather late. He wet up to his old room and
noticed that some fellow was lying In the
bed, but supposing that ths hotel was
MntkWsril.
First Precinct Judaea: J. C. Chadduck.
S.124 Murtel avenuo; P.: L.. F. Cheney,
3230 Humllton, P.; Claus H. Olsen. 1606
North Thirty-fourth, P. : J. E. Van Gilder.
Thirtieth near Charlea, R.I Irving Sullivan.
&17 Murtle avenue, K. Clerka: James
P. Rusklna. 3616 Webster. P.: George J.
Stoney, Thirty-third and Lafayette ave
nue, K.
Second Precinct Judges: Hugo Phlne-
hardt. 1014 North- Forty-seventh, . avenue,
P.; W. C. Ellis, 4327 Charles, D.J A. P.
Avers. 4027 Seward. R .: Aueust Bcnroeder,
4037 Seward, R. ; J. D. Jackson. 4023 Seward,
R. Clerks: Louis I.arson, 4008 Hamilton,
P.: L. C. Hutchinson. 4041 Seward. R.
Third Precinct Judgea: Charlea Rosa,
4160 Chicago. D.: F. W. Blmnaon. 4109 Cass,
D.J J. W. Harner, 3926 Farnam, R.J George
A. Parry, 4623 Dodge, R.; H. W. Butts,
4216 Farnam, R. Clerks: C. J. Bnlrd, 8821
Cuming, R. ; H. S. Daniel. 4202 Harney, D.
Fourth Precinct Judgea: Ell Garrett, 144
North Thirty-third, D.; Thomaa W. Mor
rlsy, 322 North Thirty-fifth. D.; Edwin Eng-
R : 'Jonathan' Edwarda. 3421 Davenport. R.
Clerka: L. J. Potter. 330 North Thirtieth
avenue. P.: J. E. Prltchard. 3318 Podge, R.
Fifth Precinct Judges: W. J. Cond, 3718
Farnam, P.; John P. Wear, 3506 Harney,
Hiatal ttlvee Way and He Ends His
i -
Days 1st lassie Ward at
Belltn-ae.
... -
NEW YORK. ' Oct. 18. Alme Charles
Bertrand, a fumous ballet master, who
had charge of the ballets for a number
of years In the Knickerbocker theater In
Paris, the Alhambra muslo hall In Lon
don and the At litorlum theater in Chi
cago, and alao of the ballets of the "Black
Crook," "Babes In the Woods," and other
well known productions In this country,
died tonight in the Psycopathlo ward in
Bellevue hospital. Bertrand's mind had
become weakened and he took to playing
Incessantly on his old violin until his
neighbors complained and had him taken
to the hospital last Tuesday. He refused
to go until hwas deluded Into believing
that he was needed at the Metropolitan
opera house,, but even then he Insisted
on having a violin and he would only go
Into the pavilion when he waa given
P.: John Marritt. 2824 Pnuaina. R. : Adolnh
Marrltt, 2824 Pouglas, R.: John W. Feed, violin by one of the doctors.
22 south Twenty-nlntn, ft. cieras: to
ward Valentine. S4t3 Farnam, P.; Jesse
Carroll. Twonty-eighth avenue and Doug
la a. R.
Sixth - Precinct Judgea: George T,
Thompson. 702 South Twenty-ninth, P.J
John Kee, 625 South Thirty-third. P.;
Charles H. Hohman, 622 South Thirty
fourth, D. ; H. E. Bell, 620 South Thirtieth
R.: Patrick 8. McGuire. 720 South Thirty
first. U. Clerks: Fred F. Elsasser, 60:
South Thirty-fifth. P.; John P. McCaffrey,
salt Howard, H.
Month Omaha.
FASTEST TROTTERS TO MEET
Lost Dillon and Major Delrnar Will
Conteat for Memphis Gold
Cop.
"Inn l3e Nmta Yweni v-awc-xtd. . P I Fnrio second and L. D : Thomas Neat
Jasaa C 3ALUiUia, 2uU Grace, J.ir.Ja.- ForU end R. D.i 4 Ftersuu, Taeui
XT IT XT DITTO. Tonn Vt 1 ft An. Af th.
most Important harness meetings of the
season will begin here at the track of the
Memphis Trotting association on Tuesday
next. The program covers a period of eight
days and six well nilea stakes are an
nounced bv the management.
The feature of the meeting will occur on
the opening day, when the two fastest trot
ters in the world, Lou Plllon and Major
Uelmar. both with a mark. or 2:00 rut. will
compete for the Memphis gold cup. The
horsea will be driven by their owners, C. K
G. Minimis and E. E. Bmathers. rep Dec
tlvely. The track Is pronounced by experts
to be the fastest in the country. Many
horaea arrived today from the Lexington
meet. Lou plllon. Major Pelmar and Dan
patch were given ngnt work today.
GAME MAY BE PLAYED IN OMAHA
Probability that Iowa and Nebraska
Elevens Will Meet la This
tlty
IOWA CITY. la.. Oct. 18. -(Special Tele
gram.) It is quite possible that the Iowa
Nebraska game, October 81, may be played
at Omaha. Manager Bpangler of IOwa will
decide tha matter soon. Nebraska s consent
having been already obtained. A large
crowd Is expected if the game grtea to
Omaha. Iowa is not dlacouraged at tha re
sult of the Minnesota game, it being an ex
ceptional instance or a team getting Beared
and forgetting all the foot ball it had been
coacneu to play
T.hl. Kwk H I.. A nnlk.p
ton. I).: J G. Howlev. Twentv-jieventh and I
Madison. Ft. ; K. E. is. Rldgway. Thirteenth table ft x rv, ieo., tici. (special.)
and Washington. R. Clerks: Mike Bar- One more victory for the home team was
rett. Thirteenth and Harrison. P.: Georae I the result or the root ball game here yes-
Smith, Twemy-Blxtb and X, R. I terday lietween the high school teams of
Second precinct Judges: y. u. Good. I l ecumsen ana -ranie ft oca. in contest
Fortieth and X. P.: William Crowdln. I waa fierce from atart to finish. The fea-
Thlrty-fmirth and II. P.: P. W. Foster, I turea were end runs of from ten to thirty
Thirty-fifth and T. P.J George E. Sherwood. I yards, Fisher's neat tackles In the open
446 Houtn i nirtv-nrsi. ft.: iver -J. nomas. 4t neia ana ins line Ducaing oi in -rams Kock
South Thirty-third. R. Clarka: P. J Mc- backs. Tho acore waa 11 to In favor of
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct Judges: Frank F. Flts-
mnna. 1906 Missouri avenue. P.: J. Mac
Mllion. Twenty-flrak and I, P.J James
Grace. 1901 Alhtaourl avenue. P.: Louis Wll
Hams. 646 North Twentieth, R. ; William
H. llnlikr. Twentieth and Missouri avenue.
R. Clerks: J. J. Breen, 2ti03 J. P.: Clark
Peetlt. 622 North Seventeenth, ft.
rtecnnd Precinct Judcea! William
Wright. 2306 M. P.; J. M. Fltagerald, Tvl-
ty-third and , P.; J- ft. Mniin, u isortn
Trnfiilv-Bn-nnd R.: N. P. Mann. 710 North
Twenty-aecond, R.J Jamea 8, Mathewa, 1306
N, R Clerks: A. C. Pancoaat. Glasgow
Block. P.j Albert Peterson, 611 North
Twenty -second. R.
SECOND WARP.
"First Precinct Judges: F. Pabandro,
Seventeenth and B, P.J Jonn Uompoia,
Nineteenth and O. P.: P. Cunningham.
Twentieth and Q, P.; Rasmus larsen, 276
South Twentieth, ft.; J. nana, aw a,
R. Clerka: A. Kleman. Nineteenth and S.
P.; C C. Carlson, 170 South Eighteenth, ft.
Second Precinct Judgea: Joseph Char
vat, Twenty-third and 8. P.; John Fleenee,
Twenty-third and 8. P.J M. Flaherty,
Twenty-third and Q, P.; T. H. Puley,
Twenty-fifth and O. R-; Joaeph Kment
Twenty-first and Q, R. Clerka: J. J
Looney, Twenty-flrxt and- 8. P.: J. M
Tobias, 123 North Twenty-third, R.
THIRD WARP.
First Precinct Judges: Edward Newton,
Thirteenth and Jackson, P.; Edward
Carey, Twenty-eeventh and Jefferson, P.;
C. Bwearinger, rwenty-sixtn ana wanning
J. C. Howie
crowded and being good-natured and ac
commodating, made no remonstrance, but
undressed and went to bed without waking
his bedfellow. A little while afterward he
was awakened by a young man and woman
entering the room and seating themselves
In front of the fireplace. Tha old fellow,
supposing they had mistaken the room,
concluded to enjoy the fun.
"The uuple soon became very affectionate
and It. tickled the old fallow Immensely, so
he quietly hunched his bedfellow to let him
enjoy the fun. The couple heard a nolss
from the direction of the bed and started
for the door In a great fright. This tickled
the old fellow all the more and he slapped
his bedfellow a sounding whack,, calling
him to get up and laugh. But the bedfel
low didn't move, so the legislator had his
laugh H to himself. And he didn't know
until the clerk came up with the rest of
the house help that he had gone to bed with
a corpse, and that the young man and
woman had been sent there to sit up with
It."
"A bunch of lawyers were sleeping In a
crowded courtroom in an Illinois town be
cause of the overcrowded condition of the
single hotel during a session of court."
continued Bertram, "when one of them, a
practical Joker, possessing a remarkable
faculty of imitating a cat, concluded to
have apmo fun out of It. After all of them
had quieted down to sleep he started a
plaintive moan like a cat. Another fellow
on the opposite side of the room had a
similar faculty of Imitation and was awak
ened by the noise of the supposed cat and
remarked to his next fellow, 'Some darned
cat. has got Into the room. Just wait I'll i
imitate a tabby and will catch the Tom.'
So the two began meowing at each other.
The first supposed It was a real cat. and
the room being extremely dark, they kept
apprachlng each other, each with a boot In
hand to demolish the supposed cat. They
got together finally, and then there was an
act not down on the program. Each had
aimed his boot well, and when a light was
finally struck the two men were mixing up
badly in tho center of the room, and It took
the rest of the lawyers and the town doctor
to get them In presentable shnpe for court
the following day."
..Low Rate..
HOPlSEEKERS'EXCURSIOfJS
Tuesdays.
VIA THE
October 20th
November ii and 17th
.AND..
1903
IRON
MOUNTAIN
ROUTE.
To Certain Points in the
WEST AND SOUTHWEST
at
ONE FARE for thejound trip
Final Limit of Tickets, 21 Dajs.
Stopovers will be allowed within transit limit of 15
days going after reaching first homeseekers' point en-route,
route.
FOR FURTIIER INFORMATION or land pamphlets,
folders, maps, etc., address any agent of tho company, or
T. P. GODFREY, PwMnter and Ticket Agent, TOn HUGHES, Travel
ing Passenger Agent, OHAHA, NEB.
M. C TOWNSEND, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, St Louis, Ho.
(ioldrlck, Thirty-ninth and I. P.; K. A.
Farmer. Twenty-eighth and T, R.
FOURTH WARP.
Flrat Precinct Judgea: Kd Foley. Twen
ty-fifth and J, P.; Kke Hughes, 2611 N.
P.; Frank Shannon. Twenty-aixth and (J,
P.: Theodore offetman. Ill North Twenty-
fifth, R ; P. T. Thompson, tt North Twen-
ty-aitn, it. clerks: f. A. tmrrett. Twen
ty-sixth and V, P.; Juhn AJ Nuton, L6
North Twenty-aixth, K.
Second Precinct Judgea: Michael Coch
ran, between 1 wenty-oighth and Twenty-
ninth on Q, R ; William Murphy, between
Thirty-first and Thirty-second on R, P.:
Tom Meechan. Thirty-first and R, P.; Ka
Krtckson. Thirtieth and 8, R.; Thomaa Ir
win. Twenty-ninth and 8, R. Clerks: John
Cult, Tii y-eighth and J. P.; J. It. Mc-
LAugnun, raa it street, rt.
FIFTH WARP.
Flrat Precinct Judgea: John Jem
Thirty-second and J streets. P.; William
Cain, HIS North Thirty-third, P.: John
nrouerica, ut ionn i nirty-tniru, p.;
Frank Madura. 62 North Twenty-seventh
R.; l'eter bturrak-1, Twenty-e ghth between
H ant I, K. Clerks: 1 homas U Connor,
i went y-eign in ana K, u. : John Klewlt.
Ull Noni Twenty-elahth. K.
8econd Precinct Judaea: Pat Brodrtclf
Fcfi 1 second and L. P : Thomaa Neater,
it-
Table Rock, one touchdown being made by
Irving jone ana me otner by captain
Conant. Table Rock'a goal has not been
crooned so far thla season.
Uraad Islaad a Wlataer.
GRAND 1 8 LAND. Neh.. Oct. 1 (Bne.
clal. The Oiand Island buvlneaa college
f ia yea trie sl raui business college yes
erday afternoon oo tha latter'a ground.
Twenty-minute halves were played. The
final acore was Si to I In favor of Grand
Island.
Faaeral ef Artaar Peteraoa.
The funeral of Arthur Peterson, who died
Friday, waa held Sunday from the home
t t!4 Casa atreet. Hervuea Were con
ducted Jointly by the Red Men, Kaglea and
Turiivereins. to which orders deceased had
belonged. The remains ere eacort.il in
Forel Ijiwu cemetery, where Interment was
made, by a large concourse of friends and
members of the three orders, marching to
a dirge played by the Eaglea band.
w ta hew lark,
PIATT8Bl"RQ. N. T.. Oct. IS. Northern
New York had Its Smt snowstorm of tha
season today. The mountains about Lke
PUi lil. Ioon lake, t hnteaugay lake and
Lake Titus are white with suow,"
A Bars Kever Harass
After Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil Is a p.
piled. Relieves pain Instantly and heals at
the same time. For man or beast. Price Sc.
AID TO REBUILD VILLAGES
Tarkey Appropriates Fifty Theasaatd
Posada for that Pur
Pose. CONSTANTINOPLE Oct. 18. The council
of ministers has decided to grant 50,000
(Turkish) to rebuild villages and alleviate
the distress In Macedonls.
In an audience held with the German am
bassador to Turkey, Baron von Biebersteln,
last Friday, the sultan said tha t,the present
rebellion wss almost entirely suppressed
and that Turkish troops were today meet
ing with opposition only In the PjumbaU
dlHtrict.
Low Rates West
and Southwest
October 6th and 20th, all Rock Island ticket
agents will sell round-trip tickets to points in
Oklahoma, Indian Territroy, Arkansas, Kan-
sab, Mexico, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico,
North Dakota, Texas, Utah, Washington and
Wyoming at ONE fare plus ?2. '
Return limit 21 days, except to Mexico, where
it Is 30 days.
Call or write, and full Information will be furnished.
City Ticket Offica
1323 Farnam Street, Dmaiia,
F. P. Rntberford, 0. P. A.
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lalaadera Seat Hem.
HONOLULU. Oct. M.-The steamer Isle
worth left for the Gilbert islands today
with tuft Gilbert Islanders, the last of sev
eral thousand Imported during the last four
years during the plantation labor. They
have proved unsatisfactory and many of
them are deatltute. They have been try
ing to return home for a long time. The
expense of chartering Isleworth la par
tially borne by private subscription.
Tea Tears ler Harder.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 18. A Turoo
Annenlan has been condemned to ten years
Imprisonment at Moscow for the aaaaaslna
tion of a Ruseo-Armenlan banker named
Jangoff, who failed to contribute 13.1)00
roublea to the Armenian national fund, ac.
oording to a promise made by him when he
was kidnaped In the Caucasus.
Veeeseeta Naatra Ceaasel,
CARACAS. Oct. 18.-Pr. Jose Jesus Paul
has been appointed special agent of Venesuela
to The Hague arbitration tribunal. Pr.
Paul was formerly the Venesuelaa commis
sioner . before the French and American
mixed tribuaaUere.
A well heated office
for $10.00 per month
Before the cold weather sets In, It might be well for you to stop
to think whether you are apt to freese to death In your office this
winter. There's ne use staying In a cold office all winter.
THE BEE BUILDING
If you ask one ef Its tenants you will And It's always comfort
able, no matter how cold the weather. Tou wetlld better move
before It's cold. ' There are three pleaaant small rooms at 110.00 per
month one or twe larger rooms at reasonable prices.
R. C. PETERS & CO.
RENTAL AGENTS
GROUND FLOOR
BEE BUILDING
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Omaha.
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Makes Meat laefal Preeeat.
Cbarxea Less Thao All Others
DR.
McGREW
SPECIALIST-
Treats all lerois el
DISEASES OF
MEN ONLY
A Medical Etaert
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