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L - - 8 TTVF. OMAHA DAILY BEF,: WF.DN'ESPAT, OCTORET? .31., inofi. Eocomnendcd by liaflin physicians nd chimists OAKING has obtained the confidence of the pubi c. 1. It complies with the Pnre Food Laws ot all states. 2. It is the only bigb-errade Powder wild at a moderate nrice. 3. It is not made by a Baking . Food prepared with it is free 5. It ia the strongest Baking Powder on the market. tl.OOO.OO given for any aubstanca Injurloua to health found In Calumet I to carefully and aclentlfically prepared that (he neutralization of the ingredient j absolutely perfect. Therefore, fond prepared with 4 aluaaet Is tree from Kochelle baits. Alum ar any injurious aubatajsce. All Grocara arc Authorized to GuarantN this. Calnmet Bakinir Powder costn Httle. Costs a little more than the cheap, injurioui powder! now on the market, tint . Having- over the trutt THREE MORE BODIES FOUND Z:wn Viotimi of Atlantic Citj "Wree. Fow Number Pifty-Eitht. IT.IOGE MAY HAVE TO BE REBUILT ( . rouer'a .Inr.v Will Fiainlne Into Ha (on at root Inn ttnllronrf Officials 9ny ( ntir of Disaster la I - ftlll I gkMina, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Oct. SO. -The -mention of Coroner Onsklll that a nuni l r o' persons who lost their lives in the etric tram, wrack on the Thoroughfare ' idge may be Viricd n the Tv-d wh -re i 'i can plunp-ed Wltw homo out ';.. tui'.iy - if-n the bodies of Mrs. Paul Eelsburg, " ii". Selina Johnson and that of Mr: 1 n h Mllirr wero recovered from under third cur. This car hung front the . .utment In the renter of the bridge with I nose in ihe mud, and when the work i on wire trying to lift It from the water li 'i bodies .woike.l loose. - That of. Mrs. . lller was pinned fast in the wreckage, I it t lint of Mrs. Eelsburg floated up to i e view of (he workmen. Mrs. Johnson's l 'dy was -found some tlni later caught . . u 1 1 mu wreenige. All were cut ! :UrreL . . . . , and i'lie flndln? of these bodies Increases the ' nciu! idem tied d;ad to fiify-one and the "'al uumb-r of liodies recovered to fifty i ur. Thcie aie mil! known to be among t:ie deal the bodied of Mrs. Frank Monroe, ! yer-old Joseph McElroy.. H. N. Burch ' id A. man Alexin Tedeseo. which makes t .e certain nuinlar of dead In the wreck ty-clght. There still remain at various : .nrtuarlr-s three unclaimed bodies-. The i rond of thi deuth denting oara was raised i lis afternoon anl It is probable that be- ire mmniiiK thu.lu.tt one will be entlrrly lit ot.tho water, by which time it Is ex l ected' thai: ov-i!ral other bodies will be i eeov'eri-u. '. Intrrrat In laqneat. A:ldc from. the.-search for the . bodies, Intercut now i.-enters on the Inquest which v. HI be held bx .Coroner. CaskM on Thurs- .w mor.-.ina.Whllo hu wlirnot express in opinion before the inquiry as' to the iusc of the accident, it appears from hlo -tatoment mado this afternoon that he is .onvinred the bridge on which the acci- lept occurred Is hot as it should be and ;nay have to b rebuilt. As tisiiKl in cases of this kind, a wild anard w. started today by someone to 'he effect thai the accident was the result t Kpite work on the part of river pirates ind the Ktatenicnt was credited to Chief Maxwell. The chief displayed considerable mgef when ' asked about it and he and Coroner Oaskil: said It was absolutely ab- llnllrou.l Ml ill 0 Dnrk. NMV YCltK'. Oct. OiWThe. officials of the 1'cnnsyhania.road Iihvo been unable to de ;emi1isi llie direct cause of Sunday's dis aster at Atlantla City,, according to the lollott.itig statement made public tonight at ihe 'local office of the railroad company: After thi.rougli invest igatloti the Penn sylvania railroad officials have found no explanation of the accident on th Thor- S10, $12.50 and $15. E RICHER THAN KLONDIKE C5C t lf ,n, '1"' condlilon we want you to hon- I 7" A - K estly Invastlgute our .-tm-ciui trtattnent for weak I V VI'K I "lrn- 11 do "" B'imulau- tt-niporurlly. but builds I U I up pei manently. During the past tew months It. V V fis been tasted on hundreda ot cases right bare v s t and not a atnute r,iilurf un iiTiniaa,ni .i. and builds up the muscular and nervous stem, ' , . , j p'.iritlea and enrlchea the blood, cleanses and heals the bladder aivj kidneys when Irrliated or cutigeat-d. tnvigoratea the llr ravivea the IrPlel'a. brlghirna the li.tcllect, and leatorea tha waated power of lervo. Vital Debility. We alao cure tj stay cured VARICOCKLF HYTiRtCEI.li PHOSTAT1C Tllot,",BrVi;!S,-l'JKi,T1,K-lL OB3TKLCTION. BLOOD FulSONNER VO-VITAL I'KDILili aud a'l reflex, ounirhcatlooa and associate dla-jaaea and waak m of men. lo the maiudK-a alone have earnesiiv dooted twer.lv. tvKir of the hrat yaats of our Uvea. Phytlciana having stubborn caaea ara oordWily Invited U consult with ua. Wu make no chaiga for private counsel and ly aacn patient a lrgaj contract in wrtiing to boid for our promise. If . sheeted. It la your duty to lnveaugat a, cura that baa mada Ufa anew to aoultli.uaea of nicm. NQBTHWESTEBH MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE N. W. Cor. 13th aud Karuaiu Ms., Omaha, Neb. TJQWa ff'.. 1 FIVE rHY fL REASONS WHY POVDER Powder Trust. from Rochelle Salts or Alum. Calumet la a oik powders. ouifhfara bridge Sunday. All powible thirie were traced to the bottom, but the eatiK of the derailment of th "lettrle trHln Is no better known than it was at firm. It was hoped ttmt the trucks of -the cars whon raised from the water would afford some clue, but they did not. They mere carefully examined by officials of the com pany, Including Oeneral Manager Atter buiv. Chief Ktectrlc Engineer Oeorge (Jibhs, (leneral Superintendent of Motive Power A. W. Oibbs end others. The trucks were Intact Htid there was nothing about cither' the wheels or the other parts to throw mv llpht on the matter. Thorough examination of the bridge and the mechanism used in moving the draw showed that these were In perfect shape. All evidence shows that the 'rails were exactly in place. CHICKEN MAN IN TROUBLE Poultry Seller Aeouaea ly -U'reterii Patron of Falling to Mend Fowls as Per Ad. J. Cook Johnson, who claims to operate a thicken farm for raising and selling White Leghorn chickens, soma six miles northwest of Omaha, was arrested. Monday evening under an Indictment by the federal grand Jury returned at Lincoln for utdng the Fnited Stales malls with Intent to da fraud. Johnson gave bond In t600 for his appearance at the November term of the United States district court. He has an office at room 843 New York Life building. The chief complainants against him ' are Ariaor.a and New Mexico parties, who claim he has not made good according to his advertisement and that the chickens were not forthcoming after they had re mitted fancy prices tor them. Hullonr'tn MKh'.. Wednesday, 8 o'clock, Lyric theater, gresu Scottish concert, Gavin Spence and Nannie Birachan, 75c, frV and ISc. Cropa on lh Harlloarton. The ntirllngtnn's crop and soil report for th Nebraska district for the week ending October shows: Kaln or snow was g- ncral ' ajid heavy throughout the Nebraska district during the week. Snow fe) wci-t of McCook and on Kansas branches. From McCook to ray snow, fall amounted to about lo Inches. W ray to Ft. Morgan 15 Inches. Ft..' Morgan to EK-nvp,. nrhes, -ltrnver to Lyons is inches, Ctilbertson to Imperial' 10 Inches. Itpubllcan to Ohvrlln 3 Inenes, Or leans to St. Francis 4 to 12 Inches. . At the time of making repon thi weather as fair and snow was disappearing rapldlye bui was not entirely gone. From a soil, stanu fKilnt alone the f now storm was not un satisfactory, but it temixirarltly sloppeu tlio beet harvest and there was some lost to stock In Colorado on account of It. On the two eastern divisions, where the pre cipitation was entirely ralr. soil conditions are exceedingly satisfactory. Th" crop or' winter wheat Is Kvncrallv In excellent condition and acreage Is prob ably slightly in excess of last year. In places farmer have begun to crib corn, although the very wet week Inter fered materially with husking. Some es timates of yield on Lincoln division arp iih follows: -Seward 40 to tfti bushels per n r : rremont. 37; Crete. 40; Vahoo, 45; Schuy ler, i to 60; Billwood, 40 to 00; Sargent 3, Estimates of yield on Wymore division 'a considerably lower and tunge from to 4 bushels per acre. Not so verv moi l. hiuL. ling has leen done on McCook division, and by repoiis do not contain anv definite s timat". Tile average yield, however, will be high. The harvest of sugar lieet I is been tem porarily completely suspended. It is Im possible to say now whether any serious damage has been done to the beets or not My reixirts do not indicate that the l,..,s wtil b- serious, provided tin- weather wainis up sufficiently to clear the ground of enow within a sliort time. You can wear threadbare a guaranteed rain-proof coat before you are ashamed of its appearance, for it will hold its shap: through rain and hard usage, yet always be smart for fair days. Original factory daralopmeot anil th naa ot a saw tyatem on the largatt acala had to ba parf acted lu ordar to pro4uca bttt garmenu. Qrv0ocvVs hr tbla auparlority luteal style heuk frvira tba da!r ae aalia Keiire.as Coaia or from ' C.VUtVfcOW Co. - NEW YORK THE BEIIIIETT CO UFA!! IS THE MANLY MAN ucl a man controls the respert of tits fel low man and commands the admiration of tha fairer sex. In hla every action there Is . maa netlwii. His steady nerve, hla sparkling eye f?.d bis ruddy completion ll proclaim him a prides .ucIh11, and in tlio butiucaa world ha la tha peer of the brightest ani best. So many men fad tn leach this big heat stand- ' rd of physical ixceilonc. because tnelr vitality has lcii weakened or d stroyed through, errors, exceasea. tovemork or ,ii..m,il wmu has be-n reported. Wliat It haa dona for others It will do for you. It slopa verv unnnturul drain 1. in i mjiJpaiKiii MRS. EDDY IS INTERVIEWED Hd f Christian Science Church Deiaon itrateit that the it Will. ORIVE IS TAKEN BEFORE VISITORS LEAVE Human !tl lu Hair Imarraunaleil lira. Fdriy la Prraent and luald ut Hr Mia takrn for Her. CUNCOHO. N. H , ' Oct. J'j. Tlle n.pic' scnt.itlvc of the Associated Press who in terviewed Mrs. Haker O. Kdily, head of the Christian Science church, ten years ago, went to Pleasant View, Mrs. Kddy's home, today, and waj granted another in terview. Although Mrs. Ivddy shows her advanced age In some respects, her volet today was clear and strong and she gave no cvldciic of decrepitude or of any weakness not to be expected of a woman in her eifclry sixlh year. The Interview, which was granted to half a score newspaper representatives who bad assembled In this city, after-the publication of scnsatlonnl stories in con nection with Mrs. Kddy's health, was arranged early in the day by II. . Cornell Wilson, bead of the Christian Science Publishing company. In addition there wera present , Irwin H. Herring. Ilrst reader of the local Christian Science church; fcdward M. Pearson, secretary' lit the state of New Hampshire; Mr. Wilson and CaJrln A.-Frye, Mrs. Kddy's secre tary. Mrs. Eriiir Appears. When the newspaper representatives had been seated in Mrs. Eddy's parlors Mr. Frye announced Mrs. Eddy. She walked to the doorway and stood, unas sisted.' before her interviewem. She did not advance beyond the threshold of the door and when It was seen that she would not enter the room for a prolonged inter view, a woman reporter was delegated to talk to her. Mrs. Eddy appeared to be more anx ious to demonstrate that she was in good physical condition than to answer Inquir ies. . Just three questions had been asied by tha Interviewer when Mrs. Eddy turned, epoka a word to her secretary and abruptly started for her carriage, to tukd her customary afternoon drive. The inter viewers were left in the parlors with numberless questions on their lips but without an Opportunity to ask them. "Ara you in perfect physical health, Mrs. Eddy?" was the first question asked after Mrs, Eddy had made her appearance. "I am," was the brief reply, given with distinct enunciation. "Have you any other physician than God?' "No. Indeed," answered Mrs. Eddy with emphasis, and then shu added, slowly and solemnly: "The everlasting arms are around and above me, which is enough.'' "Do you take u dally drive?'' "I do." replied Mrs. Eddy. It was at this point In the Interview that Mrs. Eddy indicated that the interview was at an end. for she turned without an other word and walked to the port cocheu at the front of the house, where her car riage was awaiting: to conve;.' her on her usual drive about the city. She wag es corted to tho carriaa-a by Mr. Strang and Mr. Frye. As Mr. Strang assiatcd Mrs. Eddy in the vehicle, Mr. Frye, who wore a footman's uniform, mounted the driver's cat alongside of the coachman and Mrs. Eddy was then driven away. Mrs. Eddy wag attired for her drive In in ermine cloak which hung loosoly from her shuulders nearl;,- to the ground. ; As If to dispose of the allegation that a member ,of her household had on inmy c casiona impersonated her, Mrs. Eddy, or soma member of her household caused to be present at the interview Mrs. Pamclla J. Leonard of Brooklyn, N. V., who, it lias ocen said, had been In the habit of driving at Mrs. Eddy's carriage. There was but one similarity to be noted, and that was the abundance of snow-white hair which idorned the heads of both women. Mrs,. Eddy is about five . feet for Inches In .leight. Her complexion Is clear and frank orown eyes look steadily at the person whom she addresses. She is frail, weigh ing no more than one hundred ounds. Airs.' Leonard, on the other hand, weighs nearly 140 pounds, and there Is no facial i t semblance between her and her leader. Secretary of State Pearson, a personal ac quaintance of Mrs. Eddy, assured the news ..aper reporters that tho woman who stood ,ci'ore them was the Mr. Eddy. flatrnirat of State Official. Edward N. Pearson, secretary of stal--f New. Hampshire made thc following statement in regard to Mrs.- Kridy today: I was present by lnVltaiio.ii at Pleasant View today with the representatives of eleven newspapers. I stood near Rev. Mary tinker Eddy, whom I havo known person ally for some fifteen years. I distinctly heard her answers to the questions asked of her. I saw her leavn the room In which the interview was given and walk to the door of her carriage, and I saw the car riage driven towards the city. Mrs. Eddy's voice was clear and strong and every tip pearance was that of a woman in full possession of her faculties. 1 am not a Christian Scientist and I am without bias or prejudice in this matter. NIGHT SCHOOLS AReToPULAR Kcllnm aud t'umealaa Have Larger Attendances of Wide Ranse - of Asea. Public niglit schools were opened Monday evening at Kellon: school on the north sld' cud ''oincniiis school on the smith. Th" attendance for the tlrst i-verjing was double that of the opening evening l:ut year. At Kelloni the attendance Monday e vening was ltii, us against eighty last. year. Figures from Comenlus wei-e not received Tuesuav by Superintendent iMvidwin. but It was known that Monday evening's utt-udunce at that school was In excels of the al tendanco for first eieiilug lasl vcason. As is ufuuI In niglit schools ,i lar,--cities, those who soiu'lit (usti'ticlion alter tlie day's work Monday were, persons of both sexes, various nationalities, mani-i! and tingle, and ranging- in ages from 1," years to 3T, and !n some instances older teati the latter figure. Russians, Lohemlaiw and Itali.ius priiloin Imited 111 tbe cticndunce Monday. M.st of thoso becking a Wutklt.g kuowli-dg of the language at public nl?ht schools r.re those who arrived here from foreign slua-.i nt an age when- constant enn.lox ment Is i-.icessary. The night s hool teuciiers re port their charges me apt puplln In nearly every Instance. j The teachers In charge if the nlvut jscinjols are; Kellom Aba p--mu li, prin cipal; Alice Gorst, Edna Walworth, Jc. ilianna Anderson, Giace Griffith and ObelU I ei h: !!ei . j ComeiitU!--Ijuise Adams. pnn ipul; i".,i Iric Robertson. EoUa Nichols. Eiizubvih Hendry. Ella l iiorngat.- and Elizabeth K. Pe The sessions are frmu 7:;!n to ::: mi ) Monday. Tuesday. Wed.ies.1.i ami Tiniij, day eveninga. Offender Has t'aaag Wife. James B. Richardson, ihi you;h whu ad iidttod stealing a small sum of money irt.m lua ormer eiuplr.yer, will he given u rhamte to a'now Ins desire to rejonu. II. h en tered a nomiuul plea ot not guiliy in mi diati ict court and has hcen parol, d to tvn Hmln-r of Trinity i uihedial. (ne of tin si.d features of me nisc Is thai Kl.-lianl-s.n has a oung wife. Wbi-ii h - :... d lor a hanee to make fetot.d Jiala. i.,n lock tho u" iiid.-r a J i. ineiiL UnalU dvcidtnl to Klvw Ulm vliuiiuo. mm OF A DAT. wtHixii(i u vms tiif. ri-Nwr Senator Ulllina to Spend Money lu Win King. Wafliintiou's .idiot In ' mplovhig a ' manager l s Me fury .f Jln neo a year on a lliree-yrflr contract is a tnpt, of t;et. nl com t tion In ta.v ball just new. Joe Cantlllou of Milwaukee is the new nnin Str and he Is having ell mii-is "f Hi"1 tilings said of hlrti n lin-c ball manage). Well, no matter how or by what means. It.e record shows Hie Caiitlilons do win and do maintain good team-. Milwauke ; ami I as Moines huve la ' n stroni; clubs ; under their dir. ition. !f Jor cult Jams Into Washington that same-vitality whb h "n:"ba " atis ,iut. ly corn -i basis he sent coursing through tie- veins of Mil- was 1 1 omm ndt d to the hoard of di wauae,. the base ball world is likely to ,t.rs of the Omaha Urain exchange by wit pass one of Its greatest revolutions. i . Washington a pennant wlnn. r or Wash- J tllu Si"'" comniittep at a muting y.snr Ington a winnei of any corC i tiny. Tile plan Involves a change in rub s. Wouldn't li be i. thriller, though? ,,r, posed UTiandments to which lima: be Tlie opinion is in the, air thai me owner , ... ,. ol WnHlrlngton -have determined to cr.ate j P""tcd Ion days before action Is taken, but this revolution if possible, that they are I the hoaid approved the I ecommend i iIj.i willing to sin nil the money and that their j 1Uid probably will adopt ihe necessarv dencc ol ' this fact. Mayte. Hut one thing In certain, with so many other teams In ihe held actuated by the same tie termination. It is certain Washington will have no walkaway in picking up piar-'iS even at fancy salaries. Now, if never-' bVforc. tne world mu:it recognize Joe Guns as really and truly a great prise lighter .and a genuine cham pion he has announced his Intention to re lire from the ring, . . How oCten. edi, liow often, in the days that have gune by well, do you know of a champion, light, heavy, middle or welter. who nan not retired at leaet. three times-: Cans Is 12 years of e.- He aot the belt . tec t ine.-. by knocking out Frank Kme in lwrj and has held It continuously since. He began HnHllnn In. i Olii 1. I l. 1l- If- Hghtlng in-18H0 at. the age of 16. He etlll iooks niucii younger than he is. Jbetore quitting the ring Gsns wants another right with Nelson, one with all other aspirants for his tit lo. which includes Kid Herman, Harry Lewis and Charley Neary. The statement comes from a close friend of Bab Hedges, one of the owners of the St. Louis Hrowns', that be will cut up .Vj.niw between' the stockholders of that club this year. That shows which side of the ledger the old team came out op And .me of the stockholders 1 quoted .s say ing that for his part he would be' willing to put half that, amoun. into strengthening tlio team for next year. The Creighton high school foot ball team now claims the high school championship or .-scoraaKa. It Dawes this claim on me fact it . defeated the Council Bluffa hUh'1 school team which, Ralph Coad, Cregh ton's manager says, .."the Omaha h git sehool team failed to defeat." The Crelgn ton boys demand a gumii with the team Uifl putltur its titla. Old sports are rertocthrg upon the fac that profetraionul lioxlng t:s n game is down and out in England. Not a flrst class heavyweight, middleweight or welter weight Is left In Jahnny Bull's country. Will, that oughtn't to grieve Mr. 1BU.1 so very much. for. his island never was over run with them. Oil. ho's had a few lives, yes, but many dead ones.'. A sure sIrti of 'the approach of winter Is tho announcement nf -ihe roller skating rink at the Auditorium will open this week. lilts is a little in sgvence of the l'-e sea son, which will oon be here according to I all indications. . With, plenty of water in , the tiark lakes and arrangements being i made for a Kocd rink iit the O.nulm Kod and Gun club ground Jher.? will be plenty of opportunity lo skate tills winter. The bowling- season, (a thoroughly utidei wav and the Interest ' l: keen m the racr in the various leigues - Attention will now be given to Individual matches and different j kinds of contests. Omaha supports some I good alleys and iia this seems to be the i leading winter port in 'this cltv It Is no wonder it Is so wellpatronlEcd. - The Rklidno P"oft Ttalt lm if ' fl .ioli Omaha Is In the field jnr a gan e with ain team averaglrnr not, over 120 pound We would like to get a gam-? for next Sund; y. also out of town SumhM" arnes desired, A1 drews chalinna-e tQ. Gv E. Clsen ) In c-rn of Citizen Printing ootnpany. Soutfi Omah, Neb. ..y. ;; WITH' TUB1' W I, KRS. "i a x The Krug.Park-4tioti'two g-iines from, the O. D. Ks. last uighe i on the .Vociatlon ullrvs. but were-- luekiii.ii uet i.wmv- m-iti. J the odd one. im thn iejgiir men led thmn by thirty-one In tftrtl'Tins-. Zirnmerman led Ihe teams with u totaFwf mi anil Molvn'aux r. Ileil thn best single isame with ii',. Next j league r-toh TIiuimIhV, flanilltons VS. Cud- cumb law. The governor has kpt In reg ahys. Score: " hilar communication with the commlssion- 2. Total. Neale Jones .Molyneaux Gjerde .... Sprague ... Totals . not j: !4S7 ,...t!7:! .... .-. . . . Jt.:r nsi :' i; nit 17!l IKS M74 KICGPAkKS Total. French Jfl 1SI 1S1 Marble IKi Zimmerman . . ... ,;.ws) VM JollP'ill '71 li Ugelc- Jjy ill b.4 11 r4 Totals t pi ''l.u-s ' ail' s.7i$; -.'! ! The EI Cuudillos ,wn I wo cami-it from ! , th Arniours last nig lw on the lletronolltan i ulle s. Hinrichs wa:.Ahe onlv man to get ' 1 beyond the jifi marJv; Collins had high single game wun .in. ,s.cre: . tU CA lt l.LOS. Till il. I r.ii i 4 I . ,. Xfl 174 ' 445 i Him ichs nil tv? u; tw 147 ia Hamblet , IA liuuman ......W I'axton ...JhH 171 fix Ti7 i Caughlan . .' .'17 tlrifflii .... Kolnnsky Lindrooth Engler ! ... Collins ... Totals ,.7iai Mack Shosi Mome Grrat I'sol, I F:. C. Mack, the expert pool pla.er of Cleveland and champion-of Missouri, opened his two weeks' eiigagHtinnt at the Mnrn. T'..ilita:i billiard parlors on Capitol avenue i i in sday arternoon it." defi-armg Hhorly ! Mrown. manager of the Canuain billiard par- ; ' iocs and well kuowm local plaver.. Mack won by the score of lea to y. Ellison whs ' i ro have played, but as he did not appear j Urown took hi )Jiiv .Marie scored the I first tifty-six points before i!.iwn got a 'look-In. H" then ttni?hed the 'game without i allowing Brown to r-iich the ten m irk. A large number or sper-tntors witnessed th coatt and saw Mu. k give a remarkable exhibition of funey shots which were a rev eliiMon to the pool fanciers ot Oaiaha. ' In the evening game between Expert Mack and 'Roy White, Mack won by the! si tiro or V) to ii. This afternoon Mack's i opponent will be Hum act Prince and in the j evening J. 11. Ware. 1 'Vuriltr In I'mir Form. IOWA CITY. I i., Oct. lO.-iSpeelil Tel-- I pruiii.i The freshman team outpluyed thai 'varsity today in' dl posliious, with the ios aibl exception of ;entec. quarter knd rlylit guard; Ciialmers was plainb disgusted' wiih liie playing of his lrst team men and , put f.ear of tl.em out of 'h" tame, nilh.i; j I r-.-'r olaees wlrM Solisl ituleS, Crow un.l i Stolienperg of Ihe i'rehiiien team (Javed : I esi.es ially aii-ong. IiiiImiv wrni hurl and' tako.i out.- ullliojgh . not seriously in iui-i .l. i iere is no conn.ti n in Iow a nnilght ,,f even a 'low score at Madison Saturday. 1 Women tiolfera Elei-I OIHe-vra. I'HICAeiO. (:t. Sii Offloe-rs of the .-nsii- -lug p-ur-viif elected eiy membera of tli.i Wonn-i.'s Wesivrn Oolf associutioii tod.iv. ' It wis praetlt ally, decided to bold tin: I next naiiomtl tournament on ti.o lin.;.4 of the Midlothian club near this cily. Jh... ! A. T. H. llrower of Kvauston.. was Vihuh-u pi-, si.l.-nt. Mrs. II. Kirk e.f Cedar Hat. i. It. la., Mrs. 11. Hlaek or" la-nver. Miss Aug usta Jameson of Iii.liunannlis, and Miss . iirai-c Samplo, St. l.ouls. iire anmog ilajse elected lo tlie executive commit tee. Hoppe llefeata sjc-baeffer. HAl.'I'IMiiRE, (Kt. :'.-rU'iliie. riopM- to-, nlaae d.leated Jake fcbaeftVr in a of ; l-illiiii-1. ' points, ut Is. I. running out in his twei tv-ninth iuniug Scliaeffi-r'a score : was aT. The game was to hacc been the , -,, mi r,art of a tfn-pohit inatcli. Is. J, the cnurg.; having leeii ii)ade hv ugreeuu ni . of the players in response to requests, : Iluppv. conceding the Ih.;1 game to Bcliaeffi-r I on last (light's score. Ball l'laera Must Pay I p. CINCINNATI. -Oct. So. In a decision handed down by tha national base ball : uiuiiilwlnn here tinluy plyer Elliott and NV.tl. forui'-ily of tlie Nw 'ork Nationals. I ' i, v.- tinder ...i.iiact to the l,ou!viile iiur-) l.-a'i .s.i.-iuiion it am. will b- i:it-ligiblw to. olu.i' until fi-.rh pljM-r pay ti'X' ul.-grj lo I l. du iliw N'.a Yuik i lab iu ajancd I ..ldl. ..'.. ..' ' I : . ,7" g -781 -ya i ARMOfRS. I . 1. ?. Total, i ....'l?S W in 41H I 7iM 711 j CORRECT BASIS OF WEIGHING I Nfw Plan FropnMtl b 0inh Grain Exi-haDM Dirrctort. ! WEIGHMASTdR FOR EACH ELEVATOR Mnat Hr Ktflaaltrly In Kmj.lojr of l:chnr and Uilrr llond lu (heck Every tar Wrlahrri. .K Jf gl't A plan lor putting tliv.- wi Ighli amendment at the next meeting. It provides for the hiring by the ex change, of a cighiiuister for each elevator, exclusively In the employ or the exchange and under bond, whose duly It will ! to check every car weighed, thereby h (ford ing shippers the best possible service ill eliminating opportunity for error. These weighiimstets will be changed from one el'.'valnr to another from day to day, thus making each one a check on the other. Such a sjstem would put Omaha In-line i .i.t. w:, , """ v '"'"" .wi'wauK-r. ,-eorin nmt oiner n nrkels which have adopted the plan, i All have found that It protects the shiDDer , " against error In weights and gives him a basis for cliiimfc against the railroads where' actual shortage occurs between shipping point and destination. On recommendation of the grahi com mittee. Chief Inspector Powells plan lor putting the Inspection department on a bet ter organized and more convrrlcnt bass was adopted. Tnis calls for a request on all th? railroads serving the market to provide inspection traiks al the elevators in order to Insure switching- Immediately on arrival, and piompr Inspection, also rr insnectlon If desired. Heforni Ilemnntled of Honda. The resolutions adopted a ov days ago by. active members of the exchange de manding reform on the- part of the rail roads In the matter of sw Itching and re coasigning . charges were presented by ihe hoard. This body approved file action of the active members, and resolved lo take steps calculated to bring about the re form. C. D. Sturtevant. representing Shaffer & Co. ol' Chicago, was elected to member ship in the exchange. The me.nbert.hlp of the late Georg- Paterson was transferred to C. E. Gil.-s, representing the Pe-avey Elevator company of Minneapolis. It Is wcrthy of note that most of the transfers of membership in the last six months have been from original lioid-rs, who are not I 61 111 hcuvc gram dealers, to men who are actually in the business The snmiiil election of the exchange will be held November H and on that date the stockholders will (-hooso directors to sue- t-eed G. W. Wattles. S. A. McWhorter and F. P. Ktrkeiidall. In the morning the di rectors will Kiwi to select a canvassing board and to pass on the plan for the new j system of weighing. ! GOVERNOR MOVES SLOWLY Mickey Delays Decision on ( oiumls alon'a t aae to Mtndy Hollna ' by Jndae Eatelle. Governor Mil-key Is delaying hls: decision on- the tnialia Ihy and notice board case until he: rait- get the context of Judae Es-t-lie's ruling Upon which the commission ers base their rirjht to reiuva to execute the Sunday closing provision of the Slo 1 orf' """urlng them he will proceed de- iVO liherately in ihe c-on.sideratlon of the Civic i Federation charges and arrive ot no snap 'Jj sliot decision. Some difficulty lias been Soi ; exparieiieed in resurrecting tlie detail of (Judge bstelle a decision. Beechams Pills When Jack of appetite is caused by overeating, take Beecham's Pills to relieve the feeling: of heaviness. VVhen a sick stomach takes away hll desire fnr food, use Beecham's Pills. 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