THE OMAHA DAILY 1.KK: AVKDNESDAY. I'EIUM'AKY 10. 1M4.
MILWAUKEE TEAM SETS PACE
Leai Hrratt at tit Annual Bowling Tonrn
infnt at CTgi
ALL THE TWO-KAN TEAMS ARE ON HAND
Petai aa kr, rrark. (Mrag
Player C nme ln( lase Serend
la the Firirt Series ef
(a MP.
CLEVELAND, Feb. -At the fourth an
tiual tournament of the American Bowling
cn.-gre today the highest score of the day
for th IwA-mui tennis aae made by June
fcnd Starke of Milwaukee, who rolled 1.17:';
the neit hlghet be 1 nit KIwert and Funcke
t'f Belleville, 111 . alth 1 .170.
Peth of the Chicago delegation, the hl. r
cf the world's record for a eerie of three
Barnes in a mstch game. Stf'v bowled with
"Weber, another rrsrk Chlcagoan. Thry
nme In a close se, ond In the first series
C'f gs.me. All the two-man team Scheduled
were on hand when pley started to
rty oept Rexkor and Herman, who did
not apfieer.
tn the third content In two-man team
nr.ly nine men appeared on the alleys, Xa
30 b-4rg left vacant on account of the fail
tue of Nickel and Crelmer of Plttfburg
to appear. All the men who fail to appear
t the regular hour assigned for bowling
will probably forfeit their right to bowl In
the tournament unless an arrangement
Usfatory to the congress (a made to
J. it them on at tlmea when the alleys are
rot full. The wore In the to-mnn team
contests follow:
S'-ore.
...1.171
...1 lt7
...1 :
...l.OSs
few months sg-i be fives the Omaha Ath
letic club In v sehtna-t.-in hall, which wa
slopped by the noiice and the rontc-etsnts
arretted rhrgd with vagrancy. Both
aere ordered to leave town, but Rhode
went to work. Ryan hung around trvtng
to retrieve his rep-itaflon. which had been
damaged by charge of faking agalnat the
two.
WITH THE Hnn.F.R.
1-aavf night on the. Western al the
"vVeeterns. won two rsit of three game from
the lx-nts Williams' team. Soor:
WESTERNS
11. M. Sd Total.
Ptspenhorst ir.4 17 1M ".jo
Pa via )-, IS" H7 451
Omhh ;n IK 74
Sahlor l?o ym l7 i
I'amron 1 1M let 44
Totals ft i (tf,j JMI
LENTZ 4k WILLIAMS.
lt id. d Total
Frrst li big 1"S MJ
Bnshncll l.tt 1 117
1 sher l.V vm 171 4S
7-itiman !i 134 liC 4!1
Biker ISO liS 14; 447
Total Ml 7 ".: iMl
CONSULAR BILL IS PASSED
After tht Tots BenaU EeBws Contideratioa
of Irthmis-i Question.
OVERMAN MAKES HIS ATTITUDE KNOWN
Maiden Speech la Opposition Reveals
the Position of the last
loabtfal Maa la ike
eaate.
3:iwrt and Funcke. Belleville. 111...
" ana I'clh. t'htr-aKr.
i.Vm and lee. rn4umlnie O
wen and Btephena. Iouisvllle. Kv
Jlurff atid TlioniHa. PcotIh. Ill .
ternerki arxl Rrmenthal. Toledo, O...
Fpott and 7jiger. Canton, o
Jioekfrld an.l r-.an.ilo. Toledo. O ..
J'anera nd Teeileh. k. Cleveland. O..
J 'fa hi and Nlr kd. Cleveland
l-ngo and Kom. Clnrinnail
-lrKldowney and iJyale. Canton, O.
I'unda and Palrxrg. Cleveland
jllaaelhuhn and Hirron. ChliHgo
ierthrten and Fwethler. Alltgheny.
Jly and L. liano'n. Toledo
lhacat and Zlmmermnn, Toledo
Urunn and Orunr.er. lxilevllle. Kv..
I'hater and Siein. Chloago "...
Jlelhie and Myer. Cincinnati
Jewltt and Bark. Detroit
hapman and Pangvl. Akron
,Vohl ond Renpe hlagei. Cb-ve)and...
rton and Zenner. South Bend
and I m pert. Toledo
Masters and Lequeane. Cleveland ...
hultre and Stnlth. Detroit
lroeek and Snd. Chlraa-o
TI'ImLuerher and Yourhnm. Plttabure-.. wi
Klnega and Weher. Toledo s:
'iemerohak and Baldner. Cleveland M4
J"ne and Ptoike. Milwaukee 1172
Manuela and P.ewl, Lima S42
'wen and Keller, Ixiuiavllte I.tCH
liurkart and Connelly, Clilrago l.(4ii
iroHtri(in Mnd Mennlnper. ar., Detroit. .1.041
Amprein and Helhlnp. Toledo Iimh
Mnlnger. Jr . and Johnson. IVtrolt . . . 1.04S
Hhaw and Law. Chlrae-o loss
Hi'ara and Kennedv, Chloago 1 fxjt
Trucks and Nera. Plttehurg 1177
Ixibahan and lint, Milwaukee 1.140
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Lass? Traek at Inalealde. bat Five
Kavorltea Maaaae t m t;et
Name la Froat.
.. M7
.. S
..1.010
..1.0U
..1 01
...1.0n5
...l.(4n
. 1.C4"
..1.11
..1.118
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.. !;!
.. 972
.. H
.. SMi
.. !7
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BAN FRANTTPOO. Fch. -The trark at
Jngllde waa still very muddv todav. Five
favorites got home In Irnnt. The on'lv out
Hdr waa fj W. Trahem. who scored at
odde o to 1. He beat the 4 to t favorite.
Pierce. J. Results:
First rare, six furlonga, aelllng: Muresr
won. Adirondack second. Hmily Oliver
third. Time: 111
Beoond race, three and a half furlongs,
selling:. Brllng won. Bdlth Vice second,
Htel Wire third. Time: 0:44
Tljjfd rat A Jlveuclpn-a,panBe: ..l'lctma
won. Amain second. Rustic Girl third.
Tlme 1 :(i3V
Foorth race, one mile and fifty vardg,
selling: t. W. Trahern won. Pierce J sec
ond. Norfnrd third. Time: 1:4R.
Fifth race, nve furlongs, selling: Fl
I'lloto won. Mlroo second, Byronerdale thirl.
Time: 1 nrn. -
8lxth rwce. Futiiritv course, selling: Bom
bardier won. Red Bird second, Riesca third.
Time: 1:.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. l.-Reeults:
First rars. one mile and an eighth, sell
ing: Kxapo won. Rcelan second. Bugle
Horn third. Time: I 0HV
Beeond race, six furlongs: Tvphonle won.
'aterpHlar second. Rous third. Time:
1:17
Third race, seven furlong, selling: Rus
sell Osrth won. Royal Pirate second. Ar
nold K third. Time: 1:31V
Fourth race, six furlongs. handicap:
Katie Powers wim. Mad Mullah second.
Uarmaki third. Time: 1:17.
Fifth race, one mile and five-eighths,
selling: Sidney Babalh flrM (disqualified ).
ompusa won, Kllaa Dillon atcond, 8iddons
third. Time: 1 IA.
fixth race, five furlonga: Diaphanous
Joeette second. Laura Hunter third.
Time: lOI.
1.08 ANOELEB, Feb. .-Ascot Part re
sults: Mrst rare, one mile and seventy yard,
selling: All A tout won. Turtle second. Vim
third. Time: 1:4ft.
Beeond race, one mile, selling: Purrs h
won. Mllaa second. Homage third. Time:
third race. Slauaon course: Carnival
woe, Bala second. Rough and Tumble third.
1 line: i.w.
Fourth ran, one mile and a sixteenth,
handicap Warts Nlrhte won. Rag Tag
second. Fortunatua thltd Time: 14H
Firth race, six and a half furlonga: Sal lie
Oooderln won. DolHe Weithoff second, Met
latka third. Time: 1 -.'V
Sixth race, six furlongs, aefllngf Little
Ntriwtl wim. Jim lUUe second. Galsnthus
third. Time: MiH.
THREE BREAK OFF , EVEN
Billiard r.isrrti la the ew Terk
Tearaaateat Tie far First
Heaera.
VKW YORK. Feh At the conclusion
of tonight's gsoie 1n the billiard tourna
ment gt the 1 Jfderkratis club Pogrenhurg.
Mial and Conklln wre tied for first
honors, each having won three game and
lost one. Three gamea will be played to
morrow, but the outcome of none of them
will nu.ks any change In the standing of
the l adlng players.
In the afternoon game todav Arthur
Townsend won from J. D. Smith of 8t.
1ula by a eoore of Sno to HI and tonirht
1tJ Gardner of Passaic. N. J . Wat Dr.
1 4. L. Mial of thla city by VX to ;W
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF BOWLERS
rrae lelweea Cbiewge aatl krs
Terk Make lark Agree
seat Feasible.
CLEVELAND. Feb. Peace between
New York and Chicagn at the national
b iwling tournament, established today, will
result In the formation of a national
league, to be run on the same lines aa
the tiase Is II It-agues Tennis aplrlng
f'r membership are. Bpooklvn. New York,
Philadelphia. Washington. Newark N J.
1 et roll, ('1irju. Milwaukee and Buffalo.
There will be right tvania in the league.
SUNDAY 6AMES IN DISPUTE
Xatleael Base Hall Magaates leave
far C kleage la Kettle Ike Eaal-
CINCINNATI. Frb. t-Auguat Hertnaun.
presidrct of the National iiae Ball rum
tnink.u: Harry C. Pulliaro. ireid-nt of
the National league: and J Kd (;nlloi
iwealaent ef the National aasociattuu. left
nere tutiigni lor i mcagu, wtirie they will
be Joined tomorrow by Ran Johnson, at
a meeting f (he naninul comruiMiin to
seui vne controversy tifii the Brook
lyn National rlub and the Krw York
American club or the proposed Buiiday
Caines of the latter at Udgrwood park.
fthesee a ad ) teae4 Agalw.
police etopried a six-round -an"
s neduled to be rullrd eff K-forM ik vi i
isra nines at tneir armory ut nlrht be
tweMi Hilly Rb.dee and "Philadelphia
Tommy" RyatL A number of tickets had
ieQ sold and a crowd that gathered to
see nght were dlssppuinted. Kiiedee
A Raa gx a graai 4u ef noienei
DINSMORE OUT FOR GOVERNOR
attoa Mum Aaaeearea He Will Make
a Try tor Reaabllraa
Nomlaatloa.
From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Feb. rppeeial Telegram 1
The announcement waa made this morn
ing by J. B. Din.mor of Sutton that he
would enter the contest for the guberna
torial nomination In the convention of
May IS. Mr. Dlnsmore'a statement to The
Bee correspondent follows:
"In anawer to the earnest requests of
republican friends from various parti of
the state, I have consented to allow
the ute of my nsme as a candidate
for governor. subje t to the approval of
thf convention. You may state that I will
make an active campaign for tbe nomina
tion and believe that 1 will succeed. I have
found that there is much opposition to
Governor Mickey."
Farmers at Falrbery.
FAIRBVRT. Neb, Feb. i Special. 1
The fat-met s" Institute closed Saturday
night, the last day's program including
addresses on "Hog Raising and Their
Care." by Hon. Henry Wallace of Iowa;
"The Boy on the Farm." by J. H. Teakle;
"The Boys' room against the Girls' Room."
by Mrs. F. H. Ieonsrd; "Small Fruit Cul
ture," by Hon. CI. 8. Christy; "Fsrm Pss
tures," by William Ernst; "Possibilities
pf Farm Life in Developing Character,"
bv Mrs M. Coffmsn: "Building and Care I
of Poultry Houses." by J. W. Vlmer. The
officers elected for the ensuing year ere:
H. T. Bower, president; W. Shoeborham.
vice president; D. J. Wood, treasurer and
E. D. Brown, secretary.
Field Agent Jajnea of the Nebraska ex
hibit at the Bt. Louis exposition was pres
ent and secured the grain exhibit
WASHINGTON, Feb. .-The seriate to
day passed the diplomatic and consular ap
propriation bill without debate and then
renewed consideration of the Isthmian ques
tion. Mr. Fulton spoke In support of the
course of the administration in connection
with the Panama revolt. Mr. Carmatk and
Mr. Overman In opposition thereto. Mr.
Overton had not prevlouely made hi atti
tude on the treaty known and his peih
revealed the attitude of probably the last
doubtful Biftnler of the senate. The speech
waa Mr. Overman'! maiden effort in the
enate.
Mr. Fulton spoke of Colombia as a coun
try for which It was Impossible to do any
thing because of the character of It peo
ple, of whom he said "diabolism is but the
natural Instinct of a race of bucanneers."
He said Mr. Roosevelt needed no defense
against Mr. Carmack' attacks, and added
that whether the prealdent should be called
to that high office or not his future repu
tation would be a that of the purest, ablest
and most patriotic of presidents. Mr. Ful
ton said that while democrats now praise
President MrKinley It had only been a few
days since he was denounced by them a
a tyrant. He contended that Mr. Roose
velt was the choice of the people for presi
dent and predicted his re-election by a
majority never before knoan.
Mr. Fulton concluded at 2:45 o'clock and
Immediately afterward the senate went Into
executive session and at 4 3o o'clotk adjourned.
HOUSE TAKES UP HOWELL BILL
llraw tke Line oa Pkotaatrapba.
NORFOLK, Neb., Feb. 8pec1al.)-Al-though
they were struck with his penman
ship, the young women of the Norfolk
Leap Tear club have decided to pars A- W.
Bcott of Ptdney, Neb., whose too desirous
letter was his undoing. It follows;
SIDNEY, Neb.. Feb T Dear Ladi-s: Said
the address snd picture of the sweetest lit
tle brunette in the bunch to a quiet young
bachelor, snd I can promise you that you
csn soon get rid of one of your encum
brances 1f she lis the grit to pop the ques
tion. Earnestly yours to command.
A. W. BCOTT.
The young women of the club pride
themselves upon their grit In popping the
question, but they resented Mr. Scott's
audacity In requesting a photograph.
Hears Brlag ReesN Friers.
LYONS. Neb Feb. .(Special -Manley
& Co, Wday . made, a record-breaking sale
of Durnc-Jersey sows at thdlf farmear
here, selling fifty-nine head at a total of
$4.C7.&0. of which KITS was paid by Austin
Renshawr of Blair, Neb., for the 11-month-
old row Allx. which is the world's record
price for a Puroc-Jersey sow under 1 year
old at public auction. Buyers were from
six different states, vix: Indiana, Illinois.
Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska. Thta
Is the highest average ever made on this
number of bred Duroc-Jersey sows at pub
lic auction.
Fagallie (ase Dismissed.
DAKOTA CITY, Neh.. Feb. l.-(Speclal.)
The case against Henry Priest of Homer,
who last week waa arrested on. a com
plaint sworn out In County Judge Elmer's
court, signed by Benjamin Friti of Sioux
City, charging him with being a fugltlva
from Justice from the state of Iowa, where
a complaint was lodged against him In
the court of Justice Stafford of Slouz
City, charging him with seduction, waa to
day dismissed for wanl of prosecution and
the costs were paid by the attorney for
the defendant. The interested parties ad
Justed the matter outside of court.
By Agreement ete en tbe Resolw
lloa of Ibe Elections Commit
lee Will Occur Today.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9 -The house de
voted the entire session today to considera
tion of the resolution reported (run the
elections committee No. 3 unseating M..
Howell dem and declaring Mr. Cntinell
rep., who contested the election, to have
been elected from the Tenth Pennsylvania
district. By agreement a vote will be taken
at 3 o'clock tomorrow.
Mr. Drlscoll, chairman of elections com
mittee No. t, reviewed the history of the
evidence before the committee, and upon
which a report favorable to the contestant
wa reached, also the laws under which
the election was held.
Mr. Johnson S. C), a member of the
committee, contended that the findings
were not Justified by the testimony. Mr.
Birdsall tla.). another member of the h m
m It tee. made a legal argument In favor of
the contestant. Among others who spoke
were Messrs. Wade (la.). Sterling (III ) and
Shull (Pa ).
Mr. Sterling is in favor of the contestant
and the others in opposition. Mr. Thayer
(Mass.) opposed the unseating of Howell,
and when he had concluded the house, at
4:4 p. m., adjourned until tomorrow.
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Carriers Appointed for Haral Rentes
um4 fn Bask Aatbarlsed
at Alia, Iowa. -
(From a Staff Correspnndent.)
"WASHINGTON, Feb. . (Special Tele
gram.) Rural carriers appointed fur Iowa
routes: Keoaauqua, regular, James K.
Morrison; substitute, Fred E. Monlson.
Lemara, regular. Adam K. Huhn; sub:I
tute. Exra Wlckham. Shelby, regular, John
8. Dee; substitute, William Buckley.
The First National bank of Alta. Ia.. was
today authorised to begin business with
jQ.MiO capital; James E. Toy. president;
Aaron Connor, vloe president; A. R. Brown,
cashier; A. V. Converse, assistant cashier.
Captain James 8. Parker. Tenth cavalry,
la relieved from temporary duty at Fott
Myer and will join his troop at Fort
Mackenzie. '
Yerk Has ReeseTelt flab.
TORK, Neb.. Feb. (Special.) At the
meeting at the city hall for the purpose of
organising a Roosevelt club there was a
pood attendance. The meeting; was railed
to order by D. W. Hoyt. committeeman of
the First ward. T. E. Sedgwick waa se
lected chairman and C. M. White secretary.
Thirteen had signed tbe roll before, the
meeting and immediately ail attending the
meeting signed. Committees were ap
pointed to circulate the membership roll.
The next meeting will be Friday of next
wreck. Clarence White was requested tt
address the next meeting.
Carea Tale's la Gersusy,
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. To get
the genuine, call for the full nam. 25
cents.
Otee (saaty Marrlaaee.
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. Feb. I. (Spe
cial.) Marriage licensee were Issued to
day by the courty judge as follows: Fred
Win. Brandt and Miss Mary Lasts, both
of this county: James Meyers of Boyd
county and Miss Olive Splckoall of Otoe
county; Joseph W. Peden snd Miss Lena
L. Beckner, both of C-s county.
DEATH RECORD.
Miss Belle Flaley.
Miss Belle Flnley died at the home of IW
brother, R. A. Flnley, at 1612 Burdens
etreet. yesterday.
Miss Flnley was bom In Peoria county,
Illinois, and completed her school work at
Monmouth college and afterward attended
a commercial school at Davenport, la. Sha
had lived In Omaha nineteen years, the laat
twelve of which she was a general stenog
rapher In the New Tork Life building. She
waa widely and favorably known in her
business rapacity as well as In her. social
relations. She waa a member of the Cen
tral United Presbyterian church, and aa
long aa her health permitted was an actlvs
member of that church and an earnest
Sunday school worker. She was never mora
happy than when doing something for the
gcod of others.
Four brothers survive her. two of whom
reside In Omaha, one In Goldman. Ark.,
and another at Mt. Ayr, la. The relatives
have the profound sympathy of all who
were endeared to Miss Flnley because of
her true womanliness and Christian vir
tues. The interment will be at the family
home at College Springs, Ia.
Mrs. A. J. Keble.
MISSOURI VALLEY. Ia.. Feb. . (Spe
cial.) Mrs. J. A. Noble died at her home
at Noble's lake this morning, aged 73
years. The deceased was one of the first
settlers In western Harrison county, hav
ing come here with her husband In IbM,
when the country was new and wild, and
for forty-eight years has lived continuously
CaUrrh ig not only a most disgusting- and offensive
malady, but when allowed to continue, becomes constitu
tional. The foul secretions and mucous matter are absorbed
into the blood, and the whole system becomes infected with
the catarrhal poison, and can t be reached by inhalations,
sprays, washes, powders and salves. Only a remedy that
enters into the circulation and cleanses and purifies the
polluted Uood, can core Catarrh after it gets to be chronic.
It is a disease tbat attacks the
membranes and delicate cover- -.?lnV'?'' :L,5trIor about
; i ,, . . , Tears, aad xo ana eould haee baeu worse. I tried
ingS of all the bodily organs. It everything I could bear of, bat no good reeuited.
is not confined to the head nose 1 th,n nd could ss a little im-
t 1 1, u Vi. . u Prnt "m the first bottle, and after taking
and throat, but tbe Stomach. I a short vUlt waa cured. I his was six years
bowels kidneys, bladder and VttaXWaal.?
Other parts of the body are ha- aothiagon earth better for the blood than B. B 6
ble to become involved. The Nobody mtnka more of . . tbaa I do.
catarrhal poison pollutes the M. MATSON.
blood, and through the circulation contaminates every organ, membrane and
tissue of the body. CaUrrh affects the general health, injures the digestion.
upsets tne stomacn, destroys tne appetite, produces nau
sea and other miserable symptoms. S. S. S. reaches it
through the blood, goes into the circulation and drives
out all unhealthy accumulations, and when this is
accomplished and all narts of the av&ttm are recriHncr a
supply of rich, pure blood, the disease stops, the general health is invigorated,
and all the humiliating and disgusting symptcms of CatarTh are gone. Write
US about your case, and our physicians will ad rise you free of charge.
THE SWtTT SPCCiriC CO., ATIAMTA, CA.
on the old homestead si mi'rs front this
city. Hrr husband il'.cd fmrteen y.iTS
age and she hss since rcM.led with a s m.
She lewves four danghtprs and throe sor.a.
all except tw.t of whom will be here to
attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon,
which will be held at Loveland and Intrr
ment made In old St. John cemetery.
Wis Wartba Taagart.
Miss Martha Taggart. the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J a mo A. Tnggart. died Mon
day at the family home. 1104 North
Twenty-fourth street. Her death was
caused by heart failure. Induced by pneu
monia. Miss Tajrpart was of a very quiet
and retiring disposition, but had acquired
some prominence In local art circles. She
waa a graduate of the Sacred Heart Acad
emy. The funeral will be held this morn
ing from St. John's Csthollc church.
Charles Kerrigan.
BEATRICE. Neb . Feb.' 9 I Spt-t I iV
Charles Kerrigan, for the part eighteen
years a resident of Be:rice. died Sunday
afternoon after a prolonged Illness of tuber
culosis, aged " years. He as a member
of Wsshington ramp No. S. Woodmen of
the World, and belonged to the local paint
ers' union. He leaves no family except hi?
wife. The funeral was h-M this afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the' First Irrsbytrrian
church under the auspices of th Wood
men of the World.
Mrs. .1. I. Maple.
SCHITLF.R. Neb.. Feb. (SpecaJ.
Mrs. J. P. Maple, wife of County CI-rk
Maple, was hurried here this morning, the
funeral services having b.-n conducted at
the Catholic church by Father McCarthy.
Mrs. Maple died from the rrtxages of con
sumption, having been confined to her bed
during the last year. She was 35 years of
ag. Her hufband and three children sur
vive her.
Elisabeth . tilrkey.
AVBI'P.N. Neb, Feb. 9 tSpcclal. )-Eliza-beth
A. Hlrkey died at her home, west of
the town of Johnson, this county, la-t Fri
day. She waa one of the earliest settlers
of the county. She survived her liU.bajJ
twenty years. She sui the mother of
twelve children, all but two of whom sur
vive her. Funeral services were held Sun-da-.
Ohio Centenarian.
DATTON. O.. Feb. 9 -Philip Keifer. a
wealthy retired mantifnrturer, who cele
brated the Kttnd anniversary of his birth
a few months ago died today
Chamberlain's Coagh Remedy Is
Tleasant to Take.
The finest quality of loaf sugar Is used In
tha manufacture of Chamberluln's Cough
Remedy, and the roots used In this prepara
tion grve it a flavor similar to maple syTup,
making It quite pleasiint to take. Children
like It. and as it contains no opium or
other harmful substance it has no injurio-is
after effect. It always. cures. In cases of
colds, croup and whooping couch It can be
given with Implicit conliJonce. It is
equally valuable for adults and children.
Alainal 1 ertsre Coarse.
The next public lecture of the Creighton
Alumni course, which slmiild lj:in this
evening, has been deterred until Monday.
February , on account of the n:is--lon now
being held In St. John's church. Rev.
Father Hlaokmorc will deliver the lecture.
His subject will be "A Stjdy; the Religion
of Shakoppeai e." Tickets may be hud on
application at the university.
STATE HARDWARE MEN MEET
Be' ail Dealers Flan Closer Association and
Greater Mutual Protection.
wELCONED TO CITY BY MAYOR MOORES
Members Mere Raaaaeted last Mgbt
at I ommerrlal elate by Local
Jobbers and llardrtare
Pealera. ,
Retail hardware dealers in large num
bers sre in Omaha to attend the convention
cf the Nebraska Retail Hardware Dealers'
association, which convened at the Com
mercial club rooms yesterday. The head
quarters of the association are at the Pax
ton and Merchants hotels, and lepresenta
tlves of the various wholesale establish
ments of this And adjacent titles sre
present to get acquainted with the con
vention members and have displays of
their wans at both hotels.
The object of the convention Is lo per
fect a permanent orgnnixation of all the
lia-dware dealers of Nebraska for pro
tective and educational purposes; to confine
trade o lis proper channels and to cor
rect abuses that now exist in business life;
to place the business of the retail dealer
upon such a bals as will enable him to
meet the changed conditions of business
life and lo remove lilt gitimate competition;
to secure the enactment of such laws as
will protect the honest dealer from dis
honest methods of trade combination; to
promote U twe-n merchants a credit system
with each other by correspondence.
Welcomed by Mayor.
Very little business was transacted In the
morning. The afternoon session was called
to order at ;':i0 by President C. A. Peter
son or Oakland, there being nearly
members i:nd visitors presu.1. An Invoca
tiot was rendered by Rev. T. V. Moore and
then followed the address of welcome by
Mayor Mo-ires of Omaha, which was rc
sj.onc4ert to by C. K. Larson o! Hastings.
President Peterson then read his annual ad
dress, whii h was referred to a special com
mittee. The address outlined the work of
the association for the lust year and con
gratulated the members on the growth of
the organisation and the excellent results
of the association Idea. Very few mem
bers have dropped out and the Increase of
membership has largely exceeded the losses.
Appointment of Committers.
The remainder of the afternoon session
was devoted to the appointment of com
mittees and on address on "Hardware In
surance.'' by Secretary H.yJ. Hall of Lin
coln. Today's program. beginning at SSO
a. m. will comprise, first the report of the
association secretary, an address on "The
Parcel post Bill." by National Secretary
M. L. Corey of Atgus. Ind.; it pa iter on
leul Organization." by J. F. tJoehnrr of
Seward, paper on "Hardware Fronts," by
II. Henke Jr. of drain! Island. paer on
"Competitors and Profits," by Max 1'hlig
of Holdrrge. report of committees and
opening of "question box."
The afternoon session Iwgtnning at 2
o'clock, will comprise the further reports
Of committees and rapers 011 "Necessary
Factor for emot-ese," by C H Rudgeof.
Lincoln, "Advertising." by J. c. Cornell
of Ord, "Building up Our Organisation." by
M. A. Harglerode c f Holsteln. followed by
general discussion of all papers.
Raaaael Last Midi.
The second annual banquet of the Ne
braska Hardware Itealers' assoc iation given
by the hardware men of Omaha took place
at the Commercial club rooms Inst night,
with W. 8. Wright acting as toAstmsster.
The affair proved an occasion for a good
deal of pleasant Joking, the retailers giving
their opinions of the Jobbers, the Jobbers
ssylng things about the railroad men and
th railroad men. with Frank H Punlop
th mouthpiece, scoring both, with par
ticular stress on the toastmaster The? fol
lowing were the speakers:
"Our Fair State. H. M Bushnell of Lin
coln; "The Traveling Man." Henrv Yelth
of Lincoln: "Any Old Subject" P. t. Keea
of Beatrice; "Hemlnlscences bv a Hard
ware Man." Fuclid Martin; "The Present
and Future for the Hardware Man." Mor
ris Hussie; "Metropolis of Our Stste." F.
W Judeon: ' Why We Are Here." H. K
Corry. nationsi seoretsrv; "People that I
Have Smiled With." Frank H. Liunlop.
EXPEDITING DEWEY TRIAL
C'oart TaVea a Hand la the Case aad
Reaalt I (ireater 4,lserlty la
electing Jary.
NORTON. Kan., Feb. I. There was a de
cided sign of activity In the tilal of
Chauncey Pey. William J. McBrlde and
Clyde Wilton today. Judge Gelger hss
finally taken a hard In the matter and aa
, a consequence the selectlrn of a Jury mad
I decided progress today. When court ad
journed for the day, however, a full Jury
had not been secured.
ARREST RIOTING STRIKERS
Cab Orlver ( haraed with AaaaaKlaa;
Liveryman for Drlilna Oae of
III tins Horses.
ST LOI'IS. Feb. -William Henry.
striking cab driver, was arrested today,
charged with assaulting August Brockman.
I a liveryman, because he drove one of his
own carnages, other striking cab drivers
a ho participated In the assault escaped.
few Brick Company.
NF.RRARKA CITT. Neb., Feb. -(Special.)
Articles of Incorporation were filed
with the county clerk this morning of the
Nebraska City Brick company. The capi
tal stock Is JSi.OOO. subscribed by local
capltsllsts This concern Is a reorganisa
tion of the Nebraska City Vitrified Pav
ing Bric k company, and Milton McCllmans
will retain his Interest In the new concern
and have the active management of the
new companv. The capacity of the plant
will be increased to SOOO.OOO brick per year.
Omaha Maa to Be Tried.
BKATR1CE. Neb., Feb. .-(8peclal )
The case of the State of Nebraska against
John King, who is confined In the county
Jail on a charge of robbing W. T. B. Simp
son In thla city last fall, and who claims
Omaha as his home, hss been set for
hearing In district court Monday next.
The trial of Charles Ray and George
Svears, King's pals, will be held immedi
ately after Kings hearing.
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New 0r!eaoif LdL.
$31.50
Omaha to
New Orleans
AND BACK.
February 9iK-14h
long Limit and Liberal
Stopovers en Roite
Allowed.
For further Information and enpy
of Madri Gr Booklet earl at 1111
nola Central City Ticket Offlca, No.
1402 Farnam St., Omaha, or writes.
W. II. DRILL.
District Paaaoagtr Apat
v
"Bottled OoodntvyT
fa r4tk 'tit aw Maes! twenty"
QicalrtT talk sKeald ba backed by "tke
tcxKh," Blata Brewery was founded ia the
early orbs. Blalg astlitr it almost
tiaditlooal Every bottla a f 1 1 of quality
arniawet. Tha "B la I g" eHarertenrtics
are u rewacaia ep m tne - wi
Ask h aWa arwa. Seed a
Omaha Branch 1111 Douglas St. Tel. lUk
a. w0.a
4roLvrss
IB I lir. tiHKtl bKI MKUItlMi
known to the present age for Rheumatism,
Corstlpatlon. Catarrh. Nervousness, Indi
gestion and all forms of Stomsch Trouble.
Purifies the blood snd heals the kldnevs
I'urely Vegetable. 30 days treatment Inc.
orugglsts.
p4.ll.WAY TBIB CARD.
I XIOS STATION IOTII An M ARC V.
Chleaao. Xllmaakee gt. Paal.
tar. srriT. '
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Chirsno rM Kirrasi .a I 44 pen il '.tr
Owltnd UinllMI 1 t pm s f .n.
Dm Mnlnn giprew st'ltiisi a I 10 pn
Chicago, Hark Island Parlfle.
AST.
rtilrato nsylltM l.lmltnj a 1 11 am M am
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Ihlratn Fart Eiprtaa a I 10 pes a 1 .34 in
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RnrkT Mountain Limited a t t are a T.Mpra
Lincoln. Colorado Springs, Dea-
w. Pachio and W a 1 ID pm a I. Sri pm,
Taa. California and Oklahoma
rir" a 4 to pm at! 44 pm
and
Taat rhfraaa. .
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Mall
Loth I Stoat CUT
lUTllght St. Paul
PsTlight Chicago
Limited Chicago
KaH Chloato
Local Chlcaso
raat Bt Paul
Sf Pant K&prtftas
Fast Mall
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Norfollt and ttnseatsrt
Lincoln and Ing etna...
Dcadwood. Hot Sprlnn
Lincoln a t
Casper and Wromlnf Kiprcas. il
Haatlngn, Superior and Albion, hi
Missouri rartflc.
St. lxiul Kipreiw
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I nloa Paclflc.
Orarland Limited
Tha Faat Malt
Catlfomta Ripceaa
Tha Chlraso-Portland Spatial.
Kaatarn KKpntaa
Th. Atlantic F.ipresi
Tha Colorado Special ail
Chlcaso Sperm
Lincoln Beatrice and gtromi-
barf Eipreaa b 4
Columhua IxmsI h I
C hleago Ureal Westera.
St. Paul and Mlnneannlla I.mtd ..
t Paul and rilnneapshi Ki. a 1
Chlcuo Limited a 4
Si Paul, Minn and Chicago Ri.a I
(-Bieaco Eiprexi s 4
Wabash.
gt. Lou! "Cannon Ball" Ft ... I
It. Lsala tool (Council BlutTat a
Illinois C central.
Chtcate Eipresa a t
Chlcaso. Minneasolla snd gt.
Paul Limited a T
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Chlcaso L.-al
Ch eago Limited
Fast Mall
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LeSTtk
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a 14 am
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Rarllag-ton at Mlsaoarl Hirer.
Wymora. Baatrlca sad Llsls. .a 4 40 ana
N'ehraalta Eiprraa a 4 40 am
rtener l.tralted a 4 10 pm
Blarh Hills and Pucat Sound Ei. ail. 14 pm
Colorado Verthuled river
Lincoln Faat Mall. b I 47 pm
Fori crook snd Piauam.uta b 14 pm
rteilerit and Paclflc Junction, a 7 40 pm
Ba levuci and Pacl4 Juuetloa. .a I J4 am
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Sc. Louia Flyar a I It pm
Kaaaaa City Night EivrafM a)4:& pm
Acrtva
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WEBSTER DEPOT 1BTH at WRIUF.R,
Mlssoarl Paelic.
Leaee. Arrive.
Nab. Local via Waeping Watar.b 4 14 pm all 14 am
Chlcaae. gt. Paal, Mian, at Omaha.
Twin Clip Paasester X" . b 4 40 am h 4 l pm
gloui City Paaaenger a 1 t pm all Kin
Oakland Local b 4 41 pm k 4 14 am
a Dally, b Dally nccrpt gaeday. d Dallr ioint
gktardar. railr .meet Maeday.
OCBAlf STEAMERS.
KOLLAND-AIIERICA LINE.
Twia-gcraw a4aaaan cat U.4S4 Teat.
MSW yOKK-ROTTSKUAM. via BOUUeSM.
aalllsg TucHxlay. at 1 a. au
tlt.rdrli Feb. 14 Rocteraam Mar. t
Stalandam Fab. NoorOam -Mar. tl
"Ajaataraam a,. ..Mar. 1 gta'endann alar. 24
Steerage only. 'Freight onlv.
HOLLAND-AM KK1CA LINS. 4 barter gt.. CM
teago. III ; Harry laaaraa, 1401 Fsnaam Su ; C.
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Farsaa SC
LEGAL, NOTICES.
NOTICB.
The Board of Public Iands and Buildings
of the atate of Nebraska will receive pro
posals at the office of secretary of slate
until 12 o'clock noon, of the twentieth day
of February, 1904, for the erection and com
pletion of an administration building and
three cottagea to be erected at Norfolk.
Nebrsska and a hospital building to be
erected at the Boldlars' and Sailors' Home
at Mllford. Nebraska; also a cold atorag
building for the Feeble Minded institute It
Beatrice, according to the plana and aperl
ftcatioiis now on file In th land commis
sioner's office.
Proposals will be received In whole for
erectlon of buildings and Including heatmg
filumblng and wiring, or separate on heat
ns plumbing and airing,
proposals must comply with requirement
of specltltationa regarding certified check.
Certified check tn be made payable to th
stat of NehraKka a guarantee of good
faith on the part of the bidder to enter In
the contract
The board of Public Ijinds and Builldngi
ha the right to reteet any and all pro
posals If In their Judgment to do an.
t, W. MARSH
Secretary of Board Public Lands and
Buildings. KidlotM
COYERSMEST XOTICES.
OFFICE CONSTRl'CTINO QRTElT
master, Cheyenne. Wyo., Jan. ii, Itud
Sealed propusuls. in triplicate, will b re
ceived al this office until Z o'clock u. m..
mountain lime, February IS, 104 andtiVa
opened in the presence of bidders, for
lighting the post of Fort D. A. RusselL
Wyo.. by electricity, including the wiring '
of buildings and grounds, furnishing aa
installing of nxtur a. arc lights, etc , and
furriishlr.g the nrcegiucry electrical urrenl
bidders must stste in their proposal tk
time In which they will complete th wort
from date of commencement thereof. Eaei
propoaal must he accompanied by a guar
anty signed by two rponaibl person
each Justifying in a sum ecjual lo lo pa
cent cf" total (amount of bid. Full Informs
lion, blank forms, plana and specification
furnished on application to this offlr; sis,'
to th office of c hief guartarmseter. Cli .
cago. Denver. Omaha, Phlladoipnla. St.
Paul. Ht. Louis and the orttc of In Engi
neering Nci. New York. I'nlted State'
reserves the right 10 accept or rejct any.
or all bid or any oait thereof Km eh pg
containing bids should be endereed ' Pr -r.oAial
fur electric lighting of Fort V. A
Kiiaaiei!. Wvu.." and addressed to Captain
W B Qcotl Quartet master. I" 8. A., lu
charge of ronstrurtiou, 'heverme VVyn,
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