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TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. MARCH 11. 1900.
REAL ESTATE
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Sioux City'Man Makes Record on the Pittsburg Alleys
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i REAL ESTATE
L CITY rilOPERTY FOR At
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i West Farnam Home
Sf 'Will Be Sold
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) M S Sfith St.. right In th bet residence
district In Omiht: 8 room. strictly mod
ern, on tall oast front lot; all oak finish
downstairs; hardwood floor upntalra;
pared at r eat.
TJon't bother that tenants, us.
' : n ASTINGS & IIEYDEN,
Fxelualv Agenr
New location. IMS Hsrney St.
0 844 10
$2,600 CA6H $40 A MONTH
For few day only. gts fin 8-room nearly
new house In Hernia Park, strictly modern,
two stories and attic, oak finish, hot water
heat, larr east front lot. handy to car, and
nn tha itmilevard. Can't advertise the
price, but It la much leaa than 88.M0, former
price.
1120 SOUTH 28TH $5,300
This la an excellent l-room modem home,
fine hot water heating, nicely decorated,
lure esst front lot. In Hanacom Park di-
trlct. Investigate.
2010 DAVENPORT $5,000
New house, f rooma and hall, fully mod
ern, close In. Paving paid.
OliOVER REALTY SYNDICATE,
N. T. Ufa. Doug. 8W8, A -83.
19-854 U
Two Snaps
$2,600
One 7-ronm house, well located, on Cali
fornia etreet. All modem and In very good
itnnlllnn HmFnr Wlaha to close Sale at
once; wlH offer good term. lok at tnia I
now If you want a real bargain.
, . ' '$1800 COTTAGE
,. 4-room. all modern except heat, well
loci -d on California atreet, A fine llttlo
home.
The -World Investment Co.
Wl-4 N. T. Uf Bldg. Tel. .A-4TM; Doug. li.
NKAR Charles, negt modem home if 6
rooma; open plnmBing; manne ann graie,
narrow polished floora. Snap. $a.60.
. THOMAS W. TIA7.KN,
Jblh and Dodge. .'Phone Doug. 1300.
, . . . . . . (191851 10
C)4 ACRES
One mile wat of Renaou, 2.10. VtOO cdan, I
balance annually.
PAYNE 'INVESTMENT CO.,
. a t-l..- K V 1. HI A mm I
r 'IIl f l"UI A-.f a. a " .
Tela. Douglaa J7B1. A-11M.
(10) 846 10
Your Chanofe for One Week
Six room and reception hall, all modem,
nice lawn and eliade treea, paved Mrent,
new unlveralty diatrict.
HALLAOHKR NELSON.
4iv Ura'rulela Uldg., Oroalia, Neh.
. r (1) M878 11
Are you looking for a.
HOUSE or LOT. '
We. have Juat what you want ,
ITS A BARGAIN.
' P. - O. . NIELHON a CO..
103 N. T. L. Bid. Both 'Phonea
GOOD l-room houae, Juat finished; lot Is
49x130; close to two oar lines; rxaaon
.t.l. i.rlce: oart time. Apply Frank Be-
vlck. N. W. Cor-, loth and Dominion Bta
Tel. Red 6714. . -"
. . IN DM AH A INVEflTMBNl
On Xhlcago, near 18th Bt., double S-storr,
14-room each, brick flats, good condition,
uuarter aawed oak finish. Btrloli
modern. Eaay terms, look ims up.
' uipwrinn a HAMWOOD.
Both ohonea. ,. . .. 416 Boe Bldg.
(U)M876 "
j tAlt Win hnttia. one that you can
buy right, look at the 8-room house ten!
8. -0th Ave. Come In and see us. We
will" make the price suit you. Nowata
iJind A liOt CO., 834 New torn mag.,
Thone Red open svsninga.
. y Q9) M717 12
. $2,400.
Good, 7-room. I-story realdenoe, city gas.
electric llgnt, waieri i large iuib;
mer Ave. Owner leaving atata. A bar
gain. Addreaa
GLOBE LAND AND INVESTMENT CO.,
Omaha, Neb.
(1)-M794 II
' THAT FINE southeast comer of Sftth and
California, for sale cneep. Anaresa u ,
ear B. (W mkji ui
' IF TOU HAV9J
niv orotvertr. farma. rarteh lands or mer
chandise t aell or tradu. list them with
me. It cneta you nothlag unless I effect
a sals. W. W. Mitchell, 8tt Board of
Trade Bldg. ' (19) 658
LlftT your property with Chris Boyer, t2d
and Cuming bis, u j
Over 75 Cheap Lots
In Dundee and northwest par( of town from
8(4 to 8bw. , u win pay you to sea me,
. JOHN' ft HASKELL,
' 111 N. T. life.
' (191-M779 U
REAL ESTATE
6? A Rat AND KANCH LAN P FOR IALI
Calltorala).
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FARM AND '.FRUIT LAND.
uanvar-vriaeiey oisuivi, iww nriuuii,
suawr beeis. alfalfa, ganeral farming and
feult raiaiag. low prion, easy payments.
National investment Co.. 682 Brandals
Blut.. Umaiia. Tal. Douglas 6L
(30-657
. , Kaaaaa,
NORTH Dickinson county land, fine nomas,
good investments, selling fast, advancing
rapidly! come soon, get a good bargain.
W rit B. FackliT. Manchester, Kan.
(20)-MSa4 Six
nehraaka.
- Perkins County
Ranch Snap
,. $10.00 VVAl ACRE
l.Tix) acres, only seven mllee from one rn.ll
' road town and twelve miles from another.
This Is an Improved ranch with all the
hay ana (arm land necessary, besides an
abundance of very good pasture land.
lot of good corn land on this place.
THK WORLD INVESTMENT
COMPANY
(Vil-4 N. Y. Ufa Bldg , Omaha. Nb
taut M71 11
ACREAGE
90 3H mllea southwest court houae, 117.000.
11 IVi mlea southwait, Hanscom park,
H800.
Harrison & Morton,
918 N. Y. Ufa.
TL D. (14; A -8144
i A GOO
I gover
break
J Boa
T Na."
A GOOD homestead relinquishment under
forernraeni irrigating ditch, Western Ne
raaaa, on mile from new town. Owner.
Boa 89. latnatar. Boott Bluff count v
Nh.- I2u-M7rii
TWO SECTIONS OF GOOD CHEAP LAND
la central Nebraska. SLal per acre; 94.U
cash, balance 8 yeara, 84lf per year; tow
rat of interval P. O. Bos 164. Council
uuffg, lav . HW-U748 Us
ROUTT COCNTT ranchea. improved and
unimproved, for sal by C. 8. M' 'nrtle
Co.. Craig. Colo. 0-MS38 Mli
Oregoa.
FARM OPPORTUNITIES near Salem. Or.,
'The Cherry City," on the beautiful Wllll
amette river; hop, walnut and fruit farma
pay $ to S5"0 per acre, net; dairy farma
pay 200; Improved farma Ui to tiuO per
acre; unimproved, 16 to Excurilon
ratea to Balem In March and April. For
Information and hard facta address A. F.
Hofer. Secretary, Board of Trade, Room
11, Salem, Ore. (20) M28J Vx
Saath Dtaeta.
A DAKOTA bargain. 160 acrea, two mltea
from Huron; lno acrea tilled. 10 acrea fine
grove; a number of large, bearing plum
treea; t acrea of aanaragua that produce,
about two worth a year; new troum
house 24x36; new barn 18x28; another build
ing 2iw; a large root cellar; a new 2-Inch
flowing well, flowa 40 gallons per minute.
Vegetables and grain took 11 worth of
frliea at the South Dakota atata fair In
S08. Soil la a dr-ep aandy loam, with clay
subsoil. If taken aoon I will sell for
11.000; SB.0O0 caeh and 86.000 on time at
per cent. D. fei McMonte. Huron, 3. D.
ta)) Go
A CHOICE quarter section In Lyman
county. Mouth Dakota, for sal at f IS per
acre. Lock Box 62. Volga. 8. D.
WUJ Hilt liX
FARM ICRS. NOTICE!
If you are looking for a good opportunity
and want to nult paying big rent and
become Independent now la the time.
while the land la cheap and yet at your
. ra'h. Call or write to the undersigned
ard we will try and fit you out. Charlea
Buayanek or Rud Wakefield, Wccota.
8. D. Ci0)-M857 16x
Texas.
NOW IS THE TIME
To go a.- that fine tract or ranhamtl land
we nnve in nnernian county, lt-xaa.
memler we go any day. we are offer
ing nornc greut bargain thla month.
Hurry and let lie know what flay you
wish to go. - v
Till; WORLD INVESTMENT CO.
WH-4 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha.
l20)-MS7 16
Waaalaartoa.
FOR SALE 10 acrea fruit and vegetable
Irrigated land near npokane. Wash., at
sacrifice. Writ H. K. Smith, College,
Tabor, la. taj) M202 Alx
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loan and warranta. W.
raruam Smith ft to., mm raraam at.
, . UTL-n inBn. r.t.r. is.....
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LOWEST RATES -Bamla, . Braadela Bldg.
V' W
1600 TO tS.000 on bomea In Omaha. O'Keefa
Real batata jo., iwi n. i. uit uoug
or A.-2162. (22 U
FIVB PER CENT MONET
to loan on
Omaha Bual.ieaa Property.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Room L New York Ufa Bldg.
$100 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
vvead Bldg., lata ana Farnam. tzz M
SECOND MORTGAGE loans negotiated.
Apply Room 417-18 First Nat l Bank Bldg.
Bell 'phone Douglas 2818. U2-4
PATNE, BOeTWICK A CO., N. T. Llfa
Private money; $o00 to S6,ooo; low rata
MONET TO BUILD.
8500 to 8200.000 at current ratea
W. H. THOMAS, 608 First Nafl Bank Bldg.
MONET to loan on Improved Omaha prop-
any, conraa xoung, uui uouge Bt.
(23J M981
PRIVATE MONET-NO DELAY.
OARV1N BROS., 1004 FARNAM,
(2D-4.9
, MOMENT TO LOAN-Payna Investment Co,
PRIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwood.
618 Bran dels Bldg.
- (28) 868
LOANS on business properties close In, 6
ana per cent. The Putnam Co., om-6
N. y. Life Bldg. (22) M&811
REAL ESTATE WANTED
IF YOU wish to sell your real eatate aae us.
P. O. NIELSEN ac CO..
708 N. T. Ufa Bldg. Both 'Phones.
cat 12
STOVE REPAIRS
FURNACE, steam and hot water reDSlrs
inermosiais ana otner neat regulators;
new furnaces and hot water combination
heating. Omaha Btove Repair Worke,
1X06-1M Douglas St. Phones: lad. A-8431;
Bell. Douglaa 94U. C4
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEST prices for secondhand furniture.
carpels, domes ana aooea Tel. Doug. 297L
BEST prloa paid for secondhand furniture.
carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Red
640L (26 7S
WANT to buy cottage to move. J. H.
Parrot te. (26) Mff4 14
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED-Toung advertising writer seeks
a desk room or 'half office" m some
prominent downtown office building;
legitimate work, honorable, permanent;
reference exchanged. Address C 1"6. care
Bee. (26-Mfi)a 15x
W ANTED Young Jewish couple wlshea to
engage -room and board with a Jewish
family of refinement; reft-rencea ex
changed. . Address at onoe B 106 care But.
(2) MM7 l.Hx
WANTED SITUATIONS
FIRST-CLASS blscksmlth, to work by day
or rent shop. 2401 K St., South Omaha.
(, )) II
WANTED Position by an expcrlenc
chauffeur; best of habits. Address
HarDer. Gen.'l Delivery. Omaha.
(27 MSTi9 15x
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE CON8TRICTINO
Quartermaster, Fort Omaha, Nebraska.
March 6. li. Sealed proposals In tripli
cate subject to the usual conditions will
be r'eceivtd.at this office until 11 o'clock
a. m.. central atandard time. Aprlf 7, laua.
and then opvned In public for constructing,
nlnnibinir. heating, electric wiring and elec-
trie flxturea fur he following buildings at
I ' on umana, ". yu' wr-
raca, one rinuie, .i.ih. aum'v iou
ahop building and one gun ahed. FuH infor
mation furnished on application. I'nited
Statea rea-rves tha right to reject any or
all bide. k.nvelopes containing proposals to
be marked. "Proposals for constructing,
etc., buildings at Fort Omaha, Nebraska.''
and adilreastd to Captain C. da F. Chand
ler Constructing QuartPrmaeter. Fort
Omaha. Nebraska. M. 6-9-10-11 Ae-4
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
FAST BZS88 SSBTIOa
PLTatUliTH CHtmut kO-hmN 1. a M.
Ceaiiw suns J,Kai. Wa II AarU
k Vk at D Or . Mtrca Kronpriai V ai . Apr II
TW1I-8C8W VAbaEWUXm SBBTICB
VHfcMKN Lilhk 'T lu A. a.
Onalenaa Marcu UiSckarnSorM .. Hnk ai
gooo UarcS 1: P Kradarlrh Wa., Apr. 1
tlla at Pltmouta ana Charbuurr
MXBrremKAaTXAM SXMYICa
01B11 Aa-ALUlfcK--.AP1.. okftOA.
aillii at 11 A. at.
K Albert atar IS Harbaraaaa ... aUrrk 17
Nackax ataerk M Ullaa Arl 1
iaiiia Als'er ana banoa- omtta Alaiata
Vorth (Terms Lloyd Traveler Check,
Oelncb h Co., Af ants, Sroaawajr, M. T
B. CUuaeeala h Ua 88 Baaraora HW. Cki
cage, SU.
The reason $0 many men
succeed who mind their own
business is because they have
so little competition
JRAIAYJJMECARD
I'SION STATION lOTH AJID MASOS
I nloa Paclflc
teave. Arrive,
i.tl Uin a 9:40 pm
..a $ 60 pm a 1:00 pm
a 9:30 am
Overland Umltcd
Colorado F'xpreea
Atlantic Expreaa .
Oregon Expreaa .
..a 4:10 pm a !:0O pm
Ixa Angeles Limited al2:66 pm a 8 50 pm
r.t mii a a ) am a B.4S om
China and Japan Mall. .a 4:00 pm a :5 pm
North Platte lical..
8.1S am a 4:4R pm
Colo. Chicago Special.. .al2:10 am a 7:08 am
Beatrice & Btromeburg.
Ixcal
.'bl2:40pm b 1:40 pm
I oral paaacngers not, carried on trains
No. 1 and 2.
t h lea go Great Weatera
Ht. raul-MlnncapoHs.... 8:30 pm
Bt. Paul-mlnneaimlla 7:30 am
Chicago Limited 6:05 pm
Chicago Kxpreaa 7:80 am
Chicago Kxpresa I: JO pm
7:90 am 1
11 k nn.
' I
11 :35 pm I
I 3D Mil
' I
Chicago. Rock lalaad A raclfle
EAST.
Chicago Limited
a 8:00 am all OU pm
Iowa Local a 7:00 am a 4:80 pm
Rocky Mountain Ltd. ...a 8:00 am all:0S pm
Des Moinea Batern..a 7:00 am a 4:80 pm
i ca xuoinea tr asaenger..a j:w pm ai:ou pm
Iowa Local ...bll:00am b 9:66 pm
Chicago (Baatern Ex.). a 4 40 pm a 1:10 pm
Chicago Flyer a 8:28 pm a 8:28 am
WESJT.
Rocky Mountain Ltd....all:U pm a 8:80 pm
Colo. A Cal. Express... a 1:30 pm a 4:30 pm
Okl. & Texas Express. .a 4:40 pm a 1:15 pm
Wabaah.
St. Louis Express a 8:30 pm a 9:26 a
Bt. Ixmls Local (from
Council muffs) a 8:00 am all:16 pm
Btnnberry local (from
Council Bluffs) b 8:00 pm bl0:16 am
Mlaaoarl Pacific I
K. C. Bt. Ia Dxpress..a 9:00 am a 6:46 ar
"i..i.i. pm a o.ou i-m
iiiBois ir.ir.i-
Chicago Express a 7:15 am a 8:46 pm
Chicago limited a S:oo pm a 8:80 am
Minn -Q. l. . , I MWr.Maa K 7-H . rr, I
ui..'.m' x.i i jJUi. -a . ' . I
Omaha-Ft. ro,lge L cal.a 4:15 pm all.80 am
r-k 1 M X-n.
. -
Chicago Daylight ..
Twin City Express.
Chicago Local
Sioux City Local
Chicago Local
a 7:26 am all:48 pm I
...a 7.45 am a 10: 20 pro
aii'Wi am a a m mi I
..a 8:46 pm all so am
a 4:30 pm a 8:36 pm I
Chicago Bpeciil
..a 6:' pm - a m am
Mlnnonot a -Dakota Ex.. .a 6:46 pm a 9:80 am
Faat Mall a 8:36 pm
Twin City limited a 9:00 pm a 8:00 am
Los Angeles Limited. ...a 9:00 pm al2:35 pm I
Overland IJmlted :.alO:00 pm a 8:23 am I
Nebraska and Wyoming lJivislon
Norfolk-BonestPel a 7:40 am a : pm
Lincoln-Long line
a 7:40 am al0:35 am
Dead wood-Lincoln
Casper-Lander ....
Fremont-Albion ..
a 3:00 pm a 6:20 pm
a 8:00 pm a 6:20 pm j
b 6:80 pm b 1:66 pm
Haatings-Superlor
d i:uu pm D 5:20 pm
Cfclcaaro, Milwaukee A St. Paul
Chicago & C0I0. Special a 7:25 am all:80 pm
Cal. & Oregon Fbcnreas..a 6:00 pm a 8:26 nm
Overland Limited a 9:58 pm a 8:30 am
Perry Local .....
...b 6:15 pm M1:X am
.
m-miHOTO' STA. IOTH MASOW
Barllngton
Leave. Arrive.
Denver & California a 4 10 pm a 8:46 pm
Northwest special ...
Black Hills
Northwest Express .
Nebraska point
Ltrcoln. Fast Mall...
NcbraAa Express ...
Lincoln Local
Lincoln lecal
Bchuyler-Plattsmouth
Pellevuo-Plattsmouth
Bellevue-pia ttamouth
4:10 pm a 8:45 pm
.a 4:10 pm a 6:10 pra
.aiz:io am a : am
.a 8:46 am a 6:10 pin
d i:w pm au n pm
.a 9:16 am a 6:10 pm
h 9:08 am
a 7:60 nm
b 8:05 pm blO: Im
a 8:30 pm a 8:60 am
b 1:05 pm
Plattsmouth-lowa
.b 9:18 am
Bellevue-Plattsmouth .c13:36 pm C 2:40 pm
Denver Limited a 4:10 pm a 7:06 am
Chicago Special a 7:25 am all :46 pm
fhirxurt Fxoreas a 4:20 rrn a 8 56 nm
Chicago Flyer ...a 6:30 pm a 6:30 am
Iowa Locnl a 9:16 am all :30 am
Bt. Lhuis Expreaa a 4:40 pm all:30 am
Kansas Citv 8t. Joe..al0'46 pm a 6:80 am
Kansas City & Bt. Joe.. a 9:15 a m a 6:10 pm
Kansas City It Bt. joo..a 4:o pm
WEBSTER STA. 15TH WEBSTER
Chicago,
Omaha.
St.
Pa a I, Mlaaeaaolia
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger
Bloux Citv Passenger
Pioux Citv Local
Emeraon local
Mlaaoarl Paclfio
Auburn Local
b 6 SO am h 9 20 pm
b 2 00 pm bll am
r. 8 45 am c 6 20 pm
b 6:55 pm b 9:10 am
b 8:50 pm Ml:26 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d Dally except Sunday.
SAY RIOT DROVE HIM MAD
El wood Price Held for Baalty Kiaii
aatlon sm Heanlt of Soffertna;
Throagh Oathreak.
wk. ,K. BaiiIIi rtmalia mnh attackad tha
. ..u. ... ..i
ureeaa ver iwv . . . .a.
of the outbreak was a young man named
Elwood Price, who roomed In the same
houae with a number of Hellenes. All his
persona, effect, were destroyed and Price
himself fled to Omaha to the home of
Mrs. Bsrnlce Earls, lOHV South Eleventh
..,.t with whom he formerly lodged.
Price returned to his work at a packing
plant the Tuesday following, but was
abused by co-employes because ha had lived
In tha unit houae with Greeka. Thla. It la
claimed, preyed on nla mind and rendered
him . unbalanced. Mrs. Earla has filed
complaint of Insanity against him and he
Is now lodged In the county Jail.
UHlO WIN IN IUWA MUUSt
Reaolatlea for Coastltatlaaal Prohl-
bltloa Paaacs by Vote al
614 to 36.
.-a .mvr.. m.,-k in-.
...... .... - "'-"
lution railing for a vote of the state UDon
an amendment to the constitution In favor
of th prohibition of intoxicating liquors
passed the lower house of the Iowa legis
lature this afternoon by a vote of ti8 aye
and 86 naya. Th houae took up th Ques
tion ot th paassge of the resolution at the
opening this morning and the discussion
on It merit continued until 1:45 this after
noon, when th final vote was taken.
Amendments to pay datnsge for loss ef
property to brewera; to atrtk seven word
of surplusage and to Include hard cider
were all voted lown. Should th resolution
pass th senate It cannot be submitted to a
vote until 1911.
Fl 1 ear far Texas Baalur.
FORT WORTH. Tex.. March 10
Leftwttch Human, well known hare and
formerly connected with the First Na
tional bank of thla city, charged with ab
stracting money and Jewela to th amount
of 810.000. pleaded guilty In the diatrict
court tiMlay and waa aeuleueed to five
year' luiprlonmul
SIOUX CITY BOWSER IN, LEAD
F. Brngtrman Hakes Highest Indi
vidual Score in Tournament.
OMAHA MEN IN . DOUBLES
Haatlngtoa ana Frltcker Arc Fifth
la the Foartk derlea, HUH Mark af
1,114 Mayer of ! City
Mikfi 68 la a lea.
HIOHEST BCOBSS TO DATS.
riee-Mea Team Xlpmaaa, Chicago . . 9,069
Two-atea Team Blox-Moyak, Toledo.1.201
Xadlyldnal T. nif f ennan. Biotui
OltT
PITT6BURO. Ta., March 10. (Special
Telegram.) Huntington and Frltecher of
Omaha atood fifth In the fourth avent of
the two-handed conteat at the bowling
congreea today with a acoro of 1.114. In
the eame eventa Nell and Hand of Omaha
atood seventh with 1.101. at OJerde and
Francleco eighth with 1,098.
F. Bruggcrman at Sioux City rolled 89i n
the firat alngla event thla afternoon. Thla
Is the highest ccone of the tournament and
hut eight points leaa than the world a rec
ord. ,
The e'nlona today of the ninth Interna-
n.i i,,,n,m.t,l rf th American Howl.
. ... . , ., ,,,,,,
congreas are In honor of Cincinnati
Bowlers, however, from Louisville, Chl-
CRgo, Waahlngton. ' Ptilladetphla, Omaha
Sioux City and many other points are
participating.
Today five double, ten single and two
five-men events were rolled.
Bcores of the first double bowling events.
.....I,, . a m
" - " " 1
X'.. V. IT I I ..
1.201
1,178
1,144
1.138
f'aetz-Horndorf, Chicago
Viimo-IMUII ihjiiuii, V. . . . i . . . . , . .
.1.1 r-. . 1 1 - l xr v
niiirr-ruiirr, jkiihtbiuw n, i....
Sheldon-Dewey, Jamestown, N. T
Rot-K rani. Louisville ,
1.093
1.0S7
C. Bheere-B. Sheere. London. Canada.. 1,074
Ctarneckl-Melster. Toledo
LOW
Btretch-Htraashelrn, Chicago
Koehl-Elohf, Jamestown, N
1.048
T...
1.04S
W. Prlmeau-J. Prlmeau, London, Can
ada 1.042
Becond event: '
Hoyer-Owen. Iulivllle , 1.098
Flrts-Meyers. Washington, D. C l.OSS
Bhrock-Oreenwald, Akron, 0 1,076
Third event:
Bondhelmer-Trope. Cleveland 1,181
Weigand- Bigelow, Cleveland 1.130
Paeulln-Salberg, Cleveland 1,111
Fourth event:
Oakey-French, Madison. Wis 1.187
Knox-Hamilton, Philadelphia
1.1.19
1,188
1.127
Luecker-hieriin, cnicago
Myere-uinse, unicago
Huntlngton-Frltscher, Omaha
1.114
1.101
1,101
Mountaln-Burkhsrt. Chicago
Neal-Hand. Omaha
GJerde-Franclsco, Omaha ..
..... 1.006
Fifth event:
K. Belbach-Cnlltns, Columbus
1.192
1.151
g- !"ln:il. l?"1"!.0
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1,6
fi f-J. Hirtacn (-nliimhua
1.0K1
Sweeney-Bruggerman. Sioux City.
1,079
Iadlrldaal Mere..
High scores 01 tne first individual events
were:
v nr,.
. 691
. 6(3
. 651
. 59S
Hover Bloux City
' ' .... . .
Second avent. .
. mourn, Chicago
Hardee, Washington ,
Thlrii vnt- v.i
R p,.,nn rhi-.-
..v 672
679
.... 674
Huntington. Omahi
Francisco, Omaha
;v,y
WITH THE LOCAL, BOM'LERS. ,
tAVC: - ....
In
a double-header between the Omaha
Nattonala and the Cudahya each won and
I lost throe games. Rudlger and Powell of
the Cudahys had hrgh single games of 245
,n(1 Z44i wr,ie riugnes or tne Nationals
bowled five 200 snores out 'Of six, making
totals of 819 and 679.
Pretty good for a
baby league. Score
CUDAHTS,.
1st,., fd.
3d. Total
U 610
Rudlger
..217 ..4
.. 150 138
.. m '160
Baker
I Powell
116
124
.404
430
Totals 628 438
OMAHA NATIONALS.
W 1.444
1st.
. 202
. 10
. 150
2d.
212
1-68
170
Sd. Total.
...
.195 67!
1!M
lW
c'har,atrom
471,
Totals 612 660 520 1.56.
OMAHA NATIONALS.
1st. , 2d. 8d. Total
Hughes
80S
152
160
210
168
146
2i
174
154
619
4W
4u0
Ltuson
Changstrom
Totals.
608
624 631 1.6US
CUDAHYS.
let. "2d.
2d. Total.
K6 . - 573
170 657
150 475
Rudlger
Powell .
Lee ....
:-45
148
I06
244
139
Totals " ?
Totals.
Or the Association aneys iasi mgm me
Falataffa won two out ot three games from
th Bampeckg. Tonight Captain East s
.p'?ule,a?tor? tem
win piay avuuu a
FAL&TAFFS.
1st. 2d. 8d. Total.
145 177 1 44 4-
hi8 166 178 536
lt 178 206 649
176 167 186 5JI
168 178 182 523
"ttl 856 896 2,901
SAMPKCK8,
1st. . 2d. 24. Total.
177 m 148 41X1
147 ins 174 41
147 1M 16 4M
168 174 178 621
159 163 184 i.d
798 871 841 2,611
Klauck
Jordan
Berger
Fagen
Dibble
Tctals.
Forsyth
Mills
Mullls ...
I Orman
Kansen
The Omaha Bikes defeated th Cole-Mc-
Kenna team two out ot three games. B.
tear If Sr acting TorTn. Trll
two Karnes fell down tha last gams and
finished with a total of Hit Tonight the
Ke.iey-weyaen ana roeiomc. kp.i.
'"""bllAHA BICYCLE COMPANY.
1st.
. M
,. 181
. 2J0
. 1.'9
.. 145
2d.
1
lo4
151
lit)
154.
3d. Total
1 031
Boord
UliureatQ
165
600
Hull
190
137
145
5il
412
J. Holamann...
W. Flu kern ..
441
Total 897 808 ' 7
COLE-MKENNA COMPANY
9 -1 9 A 1.1
25C
Total
Traynor ...146
190
174
la)
14
1M
201
lno
145
137
188
KM
4!9
42
4J3
119
a. jonnson i"
K. Johnson 147 .
Wiley ....
L-9
I Primes u .
177
Total 76 834 828 2408
The Dally New. team took Jhrea straight
gam from th ttungaiowa on tua oase-
mnt allrv last night. McLain and Carey
' were in fine form, and both rolled good
gamea. aii'iain naa nign auiKie inn mi'i
total for his team, while Gwynne was high
with a total of 877. Tonight the Nebraska
Cycle company and th Borshelra Jewels
will roll. The score:
BCNOALOW8
1st. Id- 3d. Total
Gwynne IK! 202 193 S77
Bchaaffer 13 1"8 140 3A
Ward 143 U2 1 440
Tota'la 467 468 47 1401
DAILY NBW8.
1st. td'. Sd. Total
Mrlln 14 U4 4 tnlt
Carey 171 lMi ITS tJ9
Merrill 13 ltd 1U 488
Total 638 SIS SIS ISM
High trkoel Meet a Red Oak.
RED OAK. Ia., March 10. (Special )
Had Oak wanta ar big field met or south
west jum.a high school thi year and is
offering strenuous Inducement to obtain
It. Bom of th preliminary ate pa have
already been taken to secure It - Th
poasiblllty of holding such a meat s
discussed st a recent meeting of the
School superintendents of southern lows
held st Red Oak. and they were heartily
In accord with the plan. Red Oak offers
to pay for ail the advertising for au. h a
meeting, agreea to stand the loss If there
Is sny and will divide the profits if the
meet Is a euivoe Several high sihocls
are already "sitting up and piking no
tice" of the liberal Inducements. Creaton
among the number, and It Is highly prob
able tlmt a many-ehled meet will take
place there the latter part of May or
early In June.
EVENTS O THE RVN.M.NG TRACKS
Faaatlca Wins StlnaMHa Haadlcap at
Emeryville fro an Boecer Real.
OAKLAND, March 10. Fanatica. the
clever 3-year-old in the Forsythe stable
beat Rooger Red a nose In the Btlmpson
handicap at Emeryville today. The vic
tories of Bt. Francis and The Teer were
r prlnes. Summaries:
First race, futurity course, selling: Bt
Francis (128, Mentry, 15 to 1) won, Bon
Homme (113, I-oe. 13 to 21 second. Toll Box
(1".1. Keega. 15 to 2) third. Time: 1:124.
Becond iHce. three and a half furlongs.
purse: I.lvonla (1S. Butler, 8 to 5) won.
Indian Maid (1W. Ie, t to 1) second. Six
teen (loo, Kirschbaum, 5 to 2) third. Time:
Third race, mile ana twenty yards, sell
ing: The Peer (91. Devericn. 10 to 1) won,
Don Enrique (109. Archibald. 10 to 1) sec
ond. Oce.tn (jueert (9, F. II. King, 6 to 1)
third. Time: 1:44.
Fourth race, six furlongs. Btimpsnn nan-
dlcap: Fanatica (96, Ross, 6 to 1) won,
Booger Red (113. Mclntyre. 13 to 5) second,
Pajaroita (119. Taplln, 16 to 6) third. Time:
1:16.
Fifth race, mile and a nxteenth, selling
Romanoff (110, Mentry, 8 to 1) won, Qlvonni
Ualerlo (ill. Korel. 8 to l) second, Blanche
C. (109. Rettlg. 6 to 1) third. Time: 1:61 H
Bixtli race, six furlongs, purse: Oemmell
(111, Deverlch, even) won. Ocean Shore (111,
Borel, 16 to 1) second, Fsncy (106, Anderson,
2 to 1) third. Time: 1:15.
IOS ANOELE8, March 10. Summaries at
Santa Anita:
First race, five and a half furlongs:
Critic (111, V. Powers. 8 to 5) won. Mattla
Bumpo (ion, Wilson, 10 to l) second, Jane
Laurel (98, Peak. 30 (o 1 third. Time: 1:13,.
Becond race. 2-year-olds, three and a half
furlongs: My Last (101, Kennedy, 11 to 8)
won, J. M. Blokes (U9. J. Brooks, i to 1)
second. Charli-a J. Harvey (100, Fain, 40 to
1) third. Time: 0:41H-
Third race, selling, six furlongs: Jane
Swift (102, Kennedy, 2 to 1) won. Lord Nel
son (113, Aubuchon, 10 to 1) second, Creston
(101, G. Burns, 3 to 1) third. Time: 1:12.
Fourth race, selling, seven furlongs: Maid
of Gotham (97, B. Wilson, 8 to 1) won,
Stringency (101, Rloe, 4 to 1) second, Otllo
(100. Goldstein. 26 to 1) third. Time: 1:26H.
Fifth race, selling, mile: John Louis (102,
Q. Burns, 8 to 6) won, Grande Dame (102,
G. Henry, 7 to 6) second, Ed Ball (109, But
well, 6 to 1) third. Time: 1:3644-
Blxth race, selling, five and a half fur
longs: Bnndplper (1(19, McOee. 20 to 1) won,
Father Stafford (109. Kennedy, 2 to 1) seo
ond, Bchleswig (112, G. Burns, 2 to 1) third.
Time:l:06H.
Seventh race, selling, six furlongs: Am
pedo (111, V. Powers, 11 to 6) won. Senator
Barrett (100, McCahey, 9 to 2) second, Miss
Delaney (107, Aubuchon, 20 to 1) third.
Time: 1:13H.
FOX IN CHARGE OF CORMIUSKF.RS
Bnay Now Developing a Pitching
Stall.
LINCOLN, Neb., March 10. (Special.)
Captain "Billy " Fox of the Lincoln west
m irAiriin team took charae of the Unl
verslty of Nebraska base ball squad this
afternoon aa coach and put the candi
dates for the 'varalty through a drill of
three hours In the "cage" of tha gymna
sium. He spent a considerable share of
the practice period In looking over in
pitching material and in giving three or
four of th most promising slab candi
dates Instructions for twirling. 1
Coach Fox was well pleased with th
size of the squad and with the prospect
for a strong nine. He said the situation
this spring looks a great deal better than
It did last season when he assumed Con
trol of tha coaching of the candidates.
He ventured to assert after practice to
day that, providing that the pitching
problem can be solved, the Cornhusksrs
will have one of the fastest college base
ball teams In the valley.
Two features of practice thla spring,
Coach Fox explained to Captain Beltxer,
will receive great attention from him.
These are the developing of a staff of
tw triers and the drilling of the candi
dates In batting. Theae points are about
the only ones at which the Cornhuekera
are real weak thla aprlng, and Coach Kox
believes he can strengthen them a great
deal with four or five weeks of steady
training.
If the weather becomes favorable for
outdoor practice this week the candidates
will be taken to Antelope park, where
they will train thla season. Arrange
ments have been made with Manager
Grean for tha use of the park for prac
tice and for playing the intercollegiate
contents on the Nebraska home schedule
The Cornhusker home dates have been
placed so that they will not conflict with
any of the league bookings.
Captain McDonald and Coach Dr. Clapp
ar preparing to issue a call for truck
candidates trie latter part of the wek.
The cold weather of the last two days
caused the announcement to be delayed
until the base ball men can work out
I of doors and leave the gymnasium for
tne use or tne cinaer-Dam canaiaaies.
For the first few days after th track 1
and field men report for training they
will be kept In the armory, receiving spe
cial Inatructtona from Coach Clapp for
an hour or two each day. They will b
sent out doors about -the middle of the
present month.
1 . -
JOHN SON SENDS NOTE TO JEFF
Negro Chanaploa Asks for Meetlag to
Arrange a Fight.
KBW YORK. Msrch 10 James J. Jeffries
today received an Invitation from Jack
Johnson to meet him In the office of John
son's attorney in thla citv to arrange, a
fight. The Invitation was handed to Jeffries
by an attorney of Johnson as Jeffries ap
peared In a magistrate's court to answer
to a charge of violating the penal code by
sparring three exhibition rounds In a the
atrical performance last night.
Jeffries would not comment on the note.
The charge agalnat Jeffries was dismissed,
the champion's attorney contending that
the sparring was a part of the theatrical
sketch.
VANCOUVER. B. C. March 10 Bam
Fltzratrlck. eratwhile manager of Jack
Johnson, the world's heavyweight cham
pion. In an Interview this morning gave
out the following statement to tha Asso
ciated Press:
'I can see nothing to It but that Johnson
will be champion f r as msny years aa
Jeffrie held the ti'le at any rate. You
may take It from me that Johnson la not
afraid to meet Jeffriee. The colored man
says that he will meet any man and liter.
ally that includes JpfTrles and he means It
that way. In their fight at Sydney. Burns
wss never In It for a moment. He had no
chanoe st all. I hellov fully that Johnson
Is the greatest fighter now In sight, black
or white. He has great courage and Is aa
quick, agile and hard aa any big fighter.
WAIVERS OS 8LAGLB AND HAYDKt
Latter Will ftetara ladlaaaaolla,
bat Former Is Not Placed.
CHICAGO, March 10. It was announced
here today that the Chicago National
league base ball club had secured wslvers
on Outfielders Jimmy Blagle and Jack Hay
den. Haydn will be returned to the In
dianapolis American association team,
with which he played last year. It Is not
known whst team will get Blagle. Blagle
will be the first of the regulars of three
time pennant winners to be sent to the
minor leagues.
HACK AVn GOTCM TO WHKITI.E
Accept Terms to Meet for World
Cbaaaploaahlp at Mclboaraa.
MELBOCRNB. March 10. Frank Gotch
and George Hackenachmldt have accepted
the terma of a Melbourne syndicate to
wrestle for the world's championship In
this city November 8 next.
Welsh to Meet Desokse.
NKW ORLEANS, March lO.-Freddy
Welsh, the F.ngllsh lightweight champion,
and Young Donohu of Boston hav signed
articles to meet in New Orleans on tha
right of March 18 for a bout limited to ten
rounds.
Caraegle Daaatloatfor RawHa.
RAWLINS. Wyo.. Mrch 10. (Special. )
Andrew Carnegie, th steel magnate, has
offered to give tb city of Rswllns $10,000
for a public library, providing th city
and county will agree to maintain asms.
Th Board of County Commissioners and
th city council ar considering th matter,
and In all probability Carnegie offr will
be accepted.
JACK JOHNSON TALKS SOME
Pugilist Says He Must Be Consulted
About Trms of Jeffries Hatch.
READY TO MEET ANYONE
Pars la All Case Moat Have a
Wlasrr aad a Loser Ks l.oaf
Theatrical Eagagesaeat la
Karoae.
VICTORIA, B. C. March 10. Jack John'
on. the heavyweight champion pugilist,
and his whit wife, a former Phllsdelphla
woman, who threw her lot with him after
the fight at Sydney, and Bam Fltspatrlck
who U no longer manager of th big black
champion, having ievered relations with
him, arrived todsy by the Canadian Fa
clflc-Australlan ateamer Makura from Byd
ney. Johnson unreservedly declared hi
wllllngnees to meet Jeffrie or any other
man. In an Interview Jut befor leaving
for Vancouver, Johnson ald to an Asso
elated Press representative:
"I am willing to meet Jeffries. I am
willing to meet any man In th world, and
1 do not think that any on can get a de
cision over me, much less put me out. It
tires mo to hear thl Ulk about Jeffriee
claiming the championship. Why, when
a mayor leave office h' an ex-mayor,
Isn't he? When a champion leave the ring
he an ex-champlon. Well, It Jeffrie
want to try and get th championship
back I'm willing to take him on. No, I'm
not making any restriction. Whaf the
matter, though, with th talk of arrange
ments of a fight with Jeffrie? What will
Johnson taker In all the notice I have
seen It all what Jeffries will tsk. What'
the matter with what Johnson will take?
"I'm the champion, ain't IT I want a
winner and loser' end. t don't care
whether it I 60 and 40 or 78 and S6. but
there's got to be a winner and loser's end.
That's how I met Burns.
No Evan Dlrlsloa of Pars.
"1 knew I could get him and I followed
him ground th world before I got on with
him at Sydney to show the people that I
could do it. If Jeffrie wants a go, aa th
papers say, he' got to see me, and there's
got to be winner and loser' end."
It la doubtful, according to the arrange
ment mads by Johnson, whether any fight
could be brought on with Jeffries, Ketchel
or any other man within sis month.
While hi plans are not absolute, he hinted
at willingness to change them If anything
big was hung up for a match with Ketchel.
Johnson Intends to devote several months
to a theatrical engagement, having signed
with a syndicate In England for th Lon
don halls, and after an English tour to
tour Franc and Germtny.
Johnson will leave the Makura at Van
couver and proceed tomorrow to Chicago,
arriving there Saturday. H will continue
his Journey to Galveston on Monday, ar
riving at hi Texas home on Wednesday.
When his attention was drawn to the
Galveston dispatch announcing the forma
tion of committee to arrange a parade at
Galveston hi ayes sparkled and he showed
his gold-topped teeth with a grin and aald:
Tell them I'll be there."
Asked whether he InteSided to arrange a
match with Ketchel. he said everything
depend on tha offer. It was doubtful,
though, he said. If anything could be
brought off until after hi theatrical tour.
Baltimore Man
Admits Killing
His Sweetheart
John J. Mueller, Who Said Girl Was
Shot by Highwayman, Now Says '
Death Was Accidental.
BALTIMORE:, March 10. Under search
ing question today, John J. Mueller con
fessed that It was h who last night
hot and killed hi sweetheart. Miss
Reglna Beed. H aald ther wa no
truth in th story hs told immediately
after th shooting that he and Mis Heed
war held up by th highwayman, who,
after securing hi money, demanded a
necklace worn by Miss Read. Muallei
stated that last night that Mis Reed li
response to thla demand slapped tha high
wayman' face and was shot. Accord
ing to Mueller' statement, after they
had walked a short distance, the glr;
preceding him, he thought ha saw a man
emerging from behind a tree and, be
lieving himself to be In danger, fired,
but owing to th unsteadiness of hU
aim th bullet struck and killed Miss
Reed..
His story, however, is not accepted by
th police, who declar th killing was
premeditated. They say Mueller wished
wished to break off hi engagement to
Miss Read and had not th courage to tell
her o. -
At th coroner' inquest it waa shown
that th pi ac whr th shooting took
plac wa dark and that a highwayman
oould not hav seen th necklace worn
by tha girl and that Mueller could not
have seen th alleged highwayman' pis
tol gllaten. Last November a letter re
ceived by Mueller threatened with harm
r ne oia not cease hi attentlona lo
Ml Reed. The police believe Mueller
sent th letter to himself.
MAN INJURED IN AN ELEVATOR
Vletlm Take a to Hoapltal. Where
lajarlra Are Reported Not
' to Bo Serloaa.
Joseph Chladek, Fifteenth and Popple
ton avenue, employed as a night watch
man at th Iten Biscuit company plant.
Twelfth and Jones Streets, was painfully
injured about 7:10 o'clock last night by
being caught in a moving elevator.
iniadek wa standing on th third
floor and reached through th gat ' lo
stop th elevator, which waa coming up
In some manner hi head was caught
and be waa injured about tb head and
neck. H wa taken to St. Joseph's hos
pital in th police ambulance and it wa
stated last night that b I aot serlousH
hurt.
Drags 8 her Iff aad Kseapre.
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. March 10. -(Special. )
-iSherlff Broadwater of Scott county Vir
ginia, who came here several week ago
for Jack Mead, who waa charged with the
murder of an aged Virginian, but who
caped from Broadwater at Appalachea.
near their destination, has written to
Sheriff Shaffner her that h and hi
deputy were drugged In a hotel at Ap
palachea and did not regain consciousness
for thre hour after Mead mad hi
escape. Sheriff Broadwatar believed Mead
wa aaslsted by some of his friends, who
larnd of their coming. Large rewards
hsv been offered for the return of Mrad
to custody. II I regarded a on of th
moat dangerous young criminal in th
country.
Urir Frail Killed a Texas.
DALLAH, Tex. March 10 Advices
from a large portion of th fruit section
of Texaa state that the frees last uight
practically destroyed th early Xrult aaj
vegstabl crop.
At the Theaters
Mra. Ulaaa of Ih Cabbage Patch"
at th Dutd.
Mra. Wlgga of tha Cabbage Patch" a
comedy In three act, by Annie Crawford
Flexner and Alice H.gan Rice, under
direction of Llebler Co. Th cast:
Mrs. Wlgg ..
Lovely Mary
Mips Hasy....
Miss Lucy
Mrs. Klchorn.
Mrs. riliulta..
Asia
Australia
Europena ....
Mr. Btubblns.
Mr. Wlggs....
Mr. Bobb
Chtl Hsty...
Blllv Wiggs...
Blanche ChSDmsn
..... .Lottie Alter
Helen I-owell
.......Florence Mushy
Helen. Raymond
...Katherlne Belknap
Georgia Hays
( Pearl Egsn
.........lUrnlee Btvart
.......John F. Webber
J, W. Smiley
Harry L. Fraser
..Eugene Shakespeare
; Arg II Campbell
Tommy
lommy - p""j ,
H. Hunkerdunkus J one... Hs try C. Brsdley
yaoy ovawuiow
Deputy Sheriff Harry c..traaie
Brother Bplcer
.D. C. Peacock
Deacon Bagby.
Mr. Bhults
Mr. Klchorn....
Joe Klchorn....
Pete Bhults....
.... . A. W. Haflin
...Robert Stanley
William Bhrlock
Harry Scott
. Master Johnson
Cuhy.
By Himself
The homely philosophy of MrsvWgs. th
kindliness thst went,. with her. wherever
she journeyed and th patience with hlch
she bore the "sling and arrows of out
rageou fortune," and, . liar never-falling
gospel of good cheer ought to 'amply
pay ny world-weary aoul for ' sitting
through the three acta of. the comedy that
has been made from the story told by Mr.
Rice. And when thla moral lesson coms
garnished wh the richest of comedy, the
kind that 'hss no bitterness, floa-ing from
minds that are lowly and hearts that are
simple, th play deserve th success It .
has achieved. "Mr. Wlgg of th Cab
bag Patch" may not yt-oo th classic II
promoter call It, but It surely deserves
to b. and In tlm doubtless wlllN It takes
time to make a classic, even If it b laid
down on classic lines. -
Miss Chapman la making a great Success
of th role that wa made to llv by Madge
Carr Cook. It la not -an Imitation, al
though It follows cloxeiy th lines Of the
original. Mr. Wlgga I sufficiently broad
and cathollo t permit of much variation
In her presentation without doing any vio
lence to th part a a whole. Mies Chap-
man has a firm grasp of the essentials and
sndow th character with' an element of
sympathy that eems to. very nearly real
ise th Ideal.. r -. '
Miss Alter is well cast for Lovey Mary,
the part inserted in the play from another
story because It add "heart Interest." She
Is sweet and natural,' and not too simple,
and wins her way easily.'' Miss Lowell Is
a weepy, forlorn Miss Haas aad th aver
age man would be willing to rtde a long
way In a box car to get away from the
sight of her face, regardless of her ability '
a a cook. Mo oh blamed Btubblns a great
deal for the remonstrance ha set up against
Mr. Wlggs' effort al a matchmaker after
the fact had been accomplished and the
fraud had become apparent. Mr. Klchorn,
In th hand of Miss Raymond, la a an
gular and as attenuated as Mrs. Bhults
(played by Mis Belknap) 18 rotund. ' Miss
Raymond' voice 1 another excellent ad
junct to her Idea of th part. Tha little
Wtggaes,' with their geographical names,
ar there In force, and ar a8 active a
they are numerous.
Mr. Webber' Btubbin I a clever crea
tion. While the part I low comedy all
th way, It la achlevsd without any resort
to sheer buffoonery end Is finished a well
a it I begun. 'Th other men In th' com
pany are of rather negative quality. '-Th
piece 1 well atagad. . '
The audience at th Boyd last night was
not tha largest that' aver, gather at the
theater, but It wa one o the best enter-,
alned. If hearty laughter and inoera- apn
plaua ar to count, then th performance
Is to be listed as a sucoess. A matinee
this afternoon and a performano,' this
evening close the engagement - -, ,
Woodmen Hold v
Annual Meeting
Four Hundred Delegates Representing
Camps in Four States in Session .
at Leavenworth. -
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LEAVENWORTH, Kan.. March jo. Four
hundred delegate were present her today
t th annual encampment of th Wood-
nvm of the World bf Kansaa, NcbrAska.
South Dakota and .North Dakota. Annual
report were submitted gnd th election
of officer took plac thl evening. Off loers
elected were:
Head consul, Kdward Walsh., Omaha ;
advisor, W. H. Smith,' Atchison; banker,
R. L. Rowe, Omaha; clerk, N. H. Wolff,
Topcka; escort, J. T.' Malburn, Beatrice;
watuhman, J. W. Fetter. Norfolk, Neb ;
sentry, O. L. Chamberlln, Vermilion, 8. V.
Head manager: O. R. MarahalL. Great
Bend; C. A. Townsend, Page; Neb.; George
Novacek, Omaha; J. S. Wart, Fort Scott;
Frank Saner, Lawrence.
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