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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-17

A. this time the feminine fancy turns to thoughts of
so S attire whether Silks or Shirt Waists Dresses
or Dress Goods, Laces or Lingerie or any Of the hun.
dreds Of things naturally to be desired or needed for
this season of the year, and our store strong on every
point.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-17
THpRspAY. MARCH 20. -.

at 2 p. M. for the purpose Of holding an
election for directors to serve for the en-
suing year, and the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come DC
'T nr, t"o H s. j. LIGeETT. Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
WHEELING. W. VA. March 10. ISL

TUcRY H RAfLR SdlIi ) COMPANY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-17

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky
Railroad Company will be held at the
Of Wheeling, w. Va, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-17

EoR RENT. APRIL 1, 1896. NO. 1901
Main street thrcestnry brick warehouse.
Inquire Of HENRY X. LIST. Tho City Bank Of
Wheeling. uelV
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
NEBRASKA LOSES TO KANSAS
VARSITY Team Unable 70 Withstand the
Rush Of tie Jaybsvke-
Ny1llDs PROVE HOLY TERRORs
Line Of the Nebraska Eleven ofers
Littic Resistance to the Plunge
of the Lawrence
"Crippivs.~

LAWRENCE Kan. Nov. -.--JspeciE Tel
eE-au The game o: foe; ball between
kansas and Nebraska universities tais after
noon resulted IN the defeat o. ;he Nebraska
team by a score Of u 70 Z.
The game WAS very warmly contested.
even in face o. the one-side5 score, and
every loot o. ground gained by either lean
was ho;ly ba.te5 for. The Nebraska lire
WAS unable 70 stand EE1Ius; TIE hat;eriur
given il ty KarsAS ana the only Nebraska
gains o. any moment were 10y pun.iuC HE
bail Kansas made repeated gains through
the Nebraska line. men being sent through
one time after another 'ur from I've 10 IT.
teen yards Kansas made one O. two very
brilliant plays BEine the Indian hBlfhacE
was sent around the END towards the close
o! the first half and MADE Z run Of fifteen
yards scoring g touchdown. The only Ne
tfEsEE touchdown WIS made Oh long punt
by Thorpe which rolled across the goal line
and was captured by Virgins and touch
down scored.
p the first hElf Kansas scored !. points
and il the last hair the other 6 were scored.
Nebraska made 10 score il the second hslf.
The players lined up as follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
HOW THE CONSTITUTION SUFFERS
THE BANEFUL EFFECTS Of CHRONIC CA
Below Showing
From he and Through the Mails

on the occasion Of his last visit 10 Amer
ica the late Sir Nurrell Mackenzie. the
greatest OF al! English physicians. was
asked his opinion % the climate % America
and as action on diseases q ne throat
and lungs. He replied:
In your American climate catarrh is IN
puestouably the cause % more deaths
IHan any other dlseas=- Al first il is. -
a rule. little thing. merely q cold IN the
head BUT IN climate Ike this one cold
is NOT entirely cured before before another
follows. a succession OF colds constitutes
chronic Ca-arTh. A strong and healthy
constitution VIII suffer only Inconvenience
from catarrh. but all others run great
risk O. what may follow. The health il
broken, the constitution weakened, and
although the catar-a itself may no; Zoe tie
actual cause Of death. stlu. Indirectly ry
50 weakening the system that il is unable
10 resist the attack o. another disease il
Is dangerous factor in any Illness"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08

he head was covered with blood stlll vet
itF Limits barely supporting the fran body
The TOY first thought Wa thai the wEt
had been wounded am IN attempting 10
reugh wiser had come on, On the river bank
81 ihe Uriut where be was fishing and
through sheer weakness be. ing unable 1, 70
further had tuuulea Gown the stream land
INF by his SIDE Picking the little thing
ny 10 his arms The lad waded uui on the rip
lle ana washing she blood from the fLwn E
nsaE found il uuMjured.
some POI hunter had shot the mother doe
and with her dying Strength che had plunged
back through the timber 70 reach the baby
7tsr born but 4 few dayE before. TIE iawu
had evidently become alarmed and starred
~ find the buck, it's one point G: location
being the RUNWAY o. the river where
during lis few days Of life, the two had
nightly come 70 drink
TIE boy who gave his name as Frank
Harrison took the tawu 70 his home where
there WAS q baby brother and uurslug bot
tie and together Mrs Harrison il bringing
up her own haby and The orphaned deer Il
NaE less Than an hour before the fIWu had
accustomed Itself 10 the new surrDuu 7iaEE
ana WaE perfectly az home II al once al
talhrl itself 70 The boy Prank seeming 10
look On The lad as ITS natural protector, and
now wherever the Lad gseI tAe tsgn iss-
Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
Az ORPHANED FAwS.s Trust.
Wet with It, Mothers Blood. IL Goes
10 q nnE for IraiectlnA-

4 young boy WIN pt; lawn trotlirs h"-
hina him attracted stteutia1 Oh recent
AFTERNOON on ehe white house road u POI:
land Ore The little creature was per-
tec;ly tame ana o. the appearance o. q
tesm would timi5ly run 10 the hsys side as
though seeking protection To d reporter
q the Portland Telegram The lad tod The
story O ms acquisition o. the fzEu.
Some weeks ago fhr har was fishing IN
he TuElstll river Fish were qlea-tal ana.
elFrosss3 in ne sport The la kent his eyes
Oh the ripple taking ~ rogllzance q what
WAS going on blhiul him. A beating sound
from tho bank EouTe him be pai1 no f.tea-
-lon 10. thinking 8, was some stray lamb.
The bleRt-EE was repeated q number 81
mes bu -hs boy vas fishing and he trout
were rising freely There came a pattsT n
tiny hDofs down the riEer bank and 4 lit
.le cold nose was pushed into ma hand.
LD.EIuE down the boy fuua3 taa fawu
standing beside him apparently wifh9u,
fear tte pleading LOOK N ils big brown
eyes &skIag hely. la neck and ous aae q
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
LOWERS HUNpRED-YARD RECORD.
/ y. j. N'efers CuTs One-Fifth of a Sec
nml OF IN. w nrIl.s M.rL.

WASHINGTON Nov A red letter
chapter in The history Of amateur athletics
Vas written al Georgetown Today by Ber-
uard ! WrfeTs. who beat Two world reg
urGs for 100 yards and for BOO The first
was made IN the remarkable time Of
t-ts 9-a and he second in t.'N - seconds.
i was Wefer's last appearance Of the y-ar
after q U1st remarkable ca -upaiEn. The
lbt-Taf1 race was a s--ciIf event and VS.
n1nt on me spur OF the moment. The fac.
ttA- NtteT's competitor broke from -ne
scratch amend ut him seemed TO TTu- i'm
on his u-.t.e. He Won THE race easly ana
go ever the Track aEaiE with q view o.
ESTABLISHING new record Il 20 sibls.
Without taking more than five minutes IN
which 10 recover his wind he again Ioe6
the mark and az the signal sped away
he was wildly cHesred ~ he tore over she
track. uut probably not one % The great
crowd believed b. could break the record
tI-ua-kaepe-s' watches recorded O.Ng s.. or
Gre-fftn better than The run NJ made in
me intsrua -l1ual competition II View York
q year ago last summer. The timers an
nouucemsnt was greeted with Wild cheer
Ing
Waen the 3J9-yards race was called
"a atefs again tusa the scratch. This time
g.zloyH-afars and an escort Of GEORGETOWN
athletes and students 81 the finish Wefavs
Was about ten feet behind Walsh and MADE
the run In N.3I - thus beating MS and -he
worlds record 10y unt-tfth Of second Tn
track az Georgetown has The disr1uu.iua.
Of g curve In addition 10 being q tribe
SLOW. and Il IS said Toy authorities on atl-
lstles that ua straiEntaWay track Wyfers
could have made this last run IN thirty
seconds Hal
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08

have always greatly suffered from
chronic raturrh. Last winter very
severe sickness left me in an sN-
tfemelE feeble condition and wholly
nhhi Tor any work. After n course
ny mail with DIR. shepard IL affords
me great pleasure TO state rhaf I
have found much relief and substan-
tial benefit from his treatment NJ
rnse was handled with excellent
Judgment and skill and ] most henri
lily commend Drs. Copeland a Shep-
ard a. courteous. honorable gentle
men. thoroughly qualified a. speciHI-
ists in their chosen prdfession--
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
GOES TO ATTACK THE INSURGENTS.
Another Spanish General Tries His
IncE nj Campaigning.

HAVANA. Nov. General CsstellEnos
wiki achievements Of 5000 troops from the
province Of Santiago de Cuba, left his head
quarters 3 few days sEo and advanced in
the direction Of Casu9rro. the town OIL the
NueyitEs d GgumariIlU raiiroad, which with
the town Of GuIEmEra on the same road,
both OIL the borders OF the province Of
Puerto Principe has been besieged for 2
long time past 10y the insurgents CAscu-o
and GulRuErE were both reported 10 have
fallen but the former was said 10 have been
relieved 3 month ago by General CEstella-
nos and according 10 The latest advices
from Puerto Principe ne general il con-
7nEnd at that place moved with E strong
force TO the relief Of GuIamzra
General CEEtellsuus & later report says.
has been engaged with the insurgents under
Gomez and CaliXto Garcia and ms broken
their formation. No details Of he engage
T-snt however are obtsInahle owing 10 the
lack Of facilities for communicating with
the Spanish troops The insurgents insist
that The Spaniards have sustained serious
defeats II that part Of Cuba.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
Chicnro.. Grent Canal.

Confesssdly one Of tBe snst important
engineering undertakings iof7no5srn date is
the Chicago drainage canal the rocky bed
Of This s,upsudous excavation exhibiting
mos; remarkable geological formations. or
me leading Modern canals, such IS the Bal
tlc the Manchester thkEsUeZ, the s,ics-
raEuG and the Panama ne advocates Of the
Chicago undertaking assesr its undsunted
superiority In boldnets1 OF conception
raj idity o. execution, chegIpess Of cuustruc-
ton. ana il importance u results III
uEnclally, il is Interesting ~ know thsl q
The three great ships cEs as built within &
comparatively recent perloLthe Baltic, win
ttE Ell-y-Uue miles q rzrflAl, deT1h o. Ielrly
thirty feet and width Of tlEhty-niue. con-
sumed eiEh; years in Constructor and cost
nearly SGt 0p0 D5b The MBuehestCT cEngl VI D
us fifteen Eud uue-hsf niles o. channel
rWeuty-si1 feFf depth ana l9t feet width 10 3
tlT years 10 build and cost n TIE uelghbCr-
hood o. 81 900 600, and ruw TIE estimates
q me Chicago canal are tRenty-eight miles
O. channel q depth o. thiriF-hFs feet ana
width from lGD 70 20 costing less than Sea-
HOg 600
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
RESULTS on THE RUNNING TRACKS
Probasco Runs Away. Breaks Leg
md L. Shnf III I.nInnin.

CINCINNATI O.. Nov 7.-Frohasco, II
the third race a; Lstrr.a q fayori-e nm
away three miles 80 one @ the hrslila ways.
just as he went under the wire the thir6
time hs broke ms Les. and had 10 bg de-
st-oved. Track heavy. Results:
First race. selling, isE fu;lcrEs Rocse-
yer won. Nance second. Notf=r Of Pearl
Second race 1ye fu-lonrs. Connie Lea
Won. SarEa-uul second. Stockholm third
Third race. selling uue mile. Narqulse
won. bEszo second. Peep O. Day J. tllrd
Fourth race handicap mile and an
eighth: IDA PicRvirk won. Ada BurNsnau
second The Dragon third. Time. ..0-a.
Fifth race selling, SIX far.gnrss Clis.le
y won. Old Center second. LlwGrda third
Time. llg4-
sixth race. handicap. stee11echass. ahou;
E.,-ur gao--7 r-I-t5a5- ,t,t-5 ---T.. o. ~
SAN FRANCISCO Nov Track fast
Weathe- good ~ luEleSiie. Results
Tirs; race. six furlouls. selling. A'vsro
won, Castsnettg second, Banjo third Time:
second race. handicap. FIVE and halt
second Duuhuy third. Time. 1.Dsla
Third race. seven furl1urE: Arn0 won
Peril second Monterey third. Time 1870
Fourth race, hurdle, one and hail miles;
Baby Bin won. ! @ e. second Governor
Budd third Time. 2.5-
Fifth race, one nile: Lincoln II won
l.ssla
SIKH race. FIVE and half furlonrs.
N montgomery won. Imp. Santa Bella second
Bolore third Time: K
Seventh race. six furlonEs. selling:
Eera5gua, won. Jnacolardo second, sclmitar
third. Tine, ia
BALTIMORE Nov. z-Results al Pam
leo.
First race. selling. 2-year-old FLIES five
fur JDEsz TAEGEassee won. Miss Lillian
4 second. Cup henia / third. Time l:ug
etf2.e fAas. selling. one nile. Louise y
/ won livingstone second, Distant Spot third
Time lssg
Third race. Hotel stafford. Weller
weights handicap. all ages i've furlours
! Sucges.--l- won, bLllalle second. Ross @
Fourth race. Hotel Ronner; handicap Tor
gu ages, one mile and one fu-EguC The
Swain Won. Maurice second, Amer rh.rd.
Flfth race .-year-olds. six fu-1orrs. Ty-
/ rant. Won. One Chance second, TrayLine
/ third. Time. l1E'e
Sixth race steeplechase tTo miles and
4 one-haf. Maryland club: De Garenetie
/ Won, Caress second Young Orion third
/ NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. Results
t5'si ra.e purZe 500 selling. seven fur
SECOND. Paramount th.ra, Time. IN.
] ems. five tu-louEs. Na6al1 won susie
! H1wse second, Carnett Beach third. Time
Third race, purse 500. an ages. seven fur.
/ longs Elauu ~ on Bona Senlrfeld second
Fourth race. purse 500 @-year-o15s sell.
\ ing five and une-haf furlonrz: Lauretts
( = Won. Bon Bush second RUIN third
4 Time lit
Firth rage. saor, course steeplectase-
I sonsrszult won. Colonlst second Gralad "a
4 trIrc. Time 81
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08

scheme 10 Get Out of the Middle Due
ia Judge Myers' Order

TOPEKA kan. Nov. CHARLES 7. John
son. who was appointed receiver o. the Santa
Pc property In Kansas ~ Judge Myers o.
the state district court on Thursday las; II
OskRlocsa. viii qualify as receiver on Mon
day next. ard u is suTposea be viii then
serve notice on the Santa Re ofiriafs here
and demand pussession o. the property. The
officials OF the railroad viii refuse 70 recoE-
nize him as receiver. and the attorneys o.
the corporation will 20 ~ once tc Oskaloosa
ana file { motion with Judre Myers 70 va
cate the order. This course was decided
upon al 4 conference o. Santa Fe officials
held here today Should Judge Myers refuse
70 vBrate his order IS he probably VIII do,
Judge Foster o. the United States court VIII
be appealed 70 for 3 writ prohibiting the
state court from interfering with the prop
erty % the company. il rs maintained ny
the Santa Fe that The United States court
under The former receivershtp proceed mrs
Eiin has sufficient hold upon the Santa Re
10 warrant its interference N the present
proceeding in the state court Some o. The
debts contracted under the late federal re-
reivsrshiD are still IN he federal court for
adjudication. and for this reason il viii he
claimed that the property has Dnt absolutely
nsssed from the control Of The United States
o
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
Penn wHIlop. tn. Iniuns

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. The redslzl-
foot ball representatives, OF The Carlisle
Indian school were beaten by the wearers
Of the red and bBe on Franklin Field
this afternoon by The score Of = 10 q.
Three 1uuchdowus. two goals and 8 field
goal
i was the fines. game o. the season. and
the u orc persons present witnessed some
OF The Ersndesi lire bucki-E 10y the In
dians that has ever been seen on auy
Eridtron- During tho last ten minutes Of
play the Carlisle boys cot the ball on Penn
svlvania's ffty-yard line and by the hard
est kind Of huckiuE. pushed n down the
field TO the red and blues IIteeu-yard line
The scene when the Indians failed 10 set
the hall over was most fudess.r.Itlall.e
John Q Bel. one Of The leading lights in
The University Of Pennsylvania was SO
excited that he cast aside his dignity FOR
the time beng and turned q hack s6mer-
SAUL behind Pcrusylva MAS goal
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
BROWN ALSO SCORES ON YALE.
FuI1g Does Eichiy-Five Yards Down
the yield md Kick the Gonl.

PROVIDENCE. j J. Nov. 7-Nala de-
feated Brown ttday N q vel confessed
game, marked by plays Of rushing and lit
lie kicking TIE sensational feature vas
the run Of Tulz who took the ton on
b owns twenty-Iva yard line aui ran
eighty wards for Browns cr1y touchdown.
Yale's only touchdown in the fret haf Vas
made hy mass plays on Browns tackle,
and the ban was pushed steadily down he
fed until Corners carried il over The
line. TluiCke failed q; the goal. and the
haf ended with the score { 10 il favor
O. Yale Yale played harder IN the ser
ou5 half but q tumble when near 81 Own
goal. gave the tan 10 the home team. IN
IN, very first play, Fultz circied Nal-'s END
and. shaking Of his tacklsrs, ran nsarly
the length q ne field 1or q touchdown
pursued by the whole NaI. team. Fu.tz
after has long rur kicked The goal The
final score was Vale 10. Brown, 6. Yale
scored three t0urt6uwrs in the second half
and Ctaurrvey kicked one goal The day
was an ideal one Tor foot ball and 800
people saw the game
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
HOME DOCTORINC,
4 Kansas school Teacher Cured
Through The Mails.

Mrs. Jp,rI- Scri- enfield FIaveusville,
Nan. writes with enthusiasm o. the = CINE
Treatment Her letter is dated October =.
1s+f. and rms as follows
'Drs Copeland d Shepard Omaha. This
testimony WAS due 200 sorue- h1us like .
year ago, and ] now give j with q great
sense q tEarEt mess. After teaching
srlc1. several years ] found ] was VIC
Tim q ca-a-rh in il most offensive form.
tr1s1 several .JctlpS and numerous rem
E5Ies with little benefit Then took
course with YOU and found il perfea.
cure My general health has been splendid
E-rg- you disc EZrEel me cured n the
s-wu-T lt -. Please send ne q symptom
blink 20 I'LL out for ny mother. hope
you can cure hey alsu#
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
North Ioup Defeat. -, PauI.

An exciting game q foot ban was played
a. this place yesterday. with the dlsad-
vantage Of a strong gale q frosty air
from the north, between lh- ST Paul team
and the home team. Resulting In q victory
for North Lgup OF - TO O. Not being able
10 come Up on The t-air- tbs - Paul BOYS
were under the disadvan-aEe Of having
reached here by cold and wearisurns
ride against bitter north wind and were
evidently not IL The p.sl o. condition for
an enthusiastic contest Under similar
clrcuTns ers the North L1up team met
recently with q crushing defeat from the
s. Paul Team on the grounds OF the Hat
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
O. II. :. TEAM nEATEN ny LINCOLN.
Pour Years of Defeat wiped Oct by
yhs Cnnita1 Cfry Team.

LINCOLN. Sry -.-.SgerIal "A la-re
crowd Witnessed th= zoo, tall e. ne tAls
afternoon between the High school teams
o. C-neha and Lincoln For -he pas; -four
years ,ss Lincoln boys nave met defeat
from Omaha "a. every encounter and ne
battle -aIe afternoon was battle royal
DrriEh Pa had the bah ~ fte KICK OF. and
Lincoln captured and heIc H. neither sc1r-
irr So the first hail i was q bloody
game from start 10 finish. one q The
Dula hH team being picked ~ seusel.ss from
"a severe blow or ire head h is said
this evening 20 bs So Tar recovered as 90
Dc ahle 10 attend the reception hy me
seniors o. the HsEf sahuc. a. The High
school hall tonight The score was Z. 20
q IN faNnf Of I.Lrrclr The lLrs M
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08

Washington star: Let ne see the calen-
dar" said the sultan
Here il is your majesty" replied his al
1endant
A. r. glanced ~ il shadow crossed ms
puuurEIaucg
j dldut think n Was - nsar ne said
is There trouble impending"
Yes. LIS only couple o. months be-
fcre Kew Years day u makes me shud-
der 10 think Of what ] have 70 80 through
ia me way Of resolutions"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
scores of the Whia C,uh.

TIE results Of last evenings pIay II TIE
Whist club were as follows.
East and West-Hgth ana Alice. e4D;
Melkle and shea, go, Jordan and Lev
renee 2ag Reed and Scr-ibngr. sss. Zoe apG
ScanneM 2a5
North auo south-fiaWk-s and Mcdowell
Is Eurrel and Drummer, no Thomas and
bus sruln ~ Jones ana Scr!dutF .ls.
SuUuey and Crummer d.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08

Agricultural College students Win
from the Con

DIS MONIES. Nov. 1-tSpecial Tels-
gram The foot ban team % Iowa col
lgre. al Griuneu for seven years champion
Of the state turned its laureis over 20
the Iowa State Agricultural college az
Au.s ~ q great game here today. Cold
weather MADE the attendance only lpl0.
Arues averaged ten pounds heavier than
GrrueI. Aues kicked on IN the frs;
MALT but soon cot the han. and f. This
ta|f. with three tuuchGuvlS and q goal
made fourteen points. IN the next hlf
Arues kept TIE ball from almost N. start.
and uEGe twsI-g-elCht paints GfIuI.I
ytII failing 30 score II. GrluutL men
were quick. but toe light 70 work effectively
EEl.Is, the ATnes line and were easy VIC
INNS so.-e- A-.s. g. Er-nle-L D.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08

LONDON, Nov. The sunday Times
allalyztug Whine Smiths pu=lastir form
carefully says. He certainly looks llke
q chea. champion Much q mis- rotofIsty
was gained Iu exhibition sp4rs. which are
ul- a good test The outlook for Smith is
far from promising. He has undergone
splendid Preparation. blt unless d. wins IN
ttree or four rounds he win probably lose
the fight" The referee says The match j.
exciting considerable interest. though NJ
mrs. me men were Din upset ~ the
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08

O. l'ar ............ center ......... r1ura-fc
ArrlstrTu right rIa-- ..... = y StaW
Elliearard - lrtt tackle lee
Cochran o. n Qrr5l night nd .... NJ .u.i on
Smith ............ Gua-tU-taeF ........ Er1'e
El-rH-5- V+ts-sla-.. Jeff fllgn1rE sl.Isfar
kelley Esi- p--roa ~irt- haffaark u e e.
Baird .............. flHnark .. Eflv-- IfIut..
Princeton. T.. HARVARD. Touchdown
Barnard E-usaw Cuals Baird.
Tmr re- Pal. TssaI,. OF L...-a. Et'a-ses
" rs H..EaE g Yale Ilrerr.r j. g..
WNutoH ~ cornell Time. T1i-ty-tNs
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
BoB COOK At THE BOAT HOUSE
lnie's Aquatic Authority InsIruesing
I'm the English stroke.

NEW HAVEN Conn, Nor -.-Rabert J
Cook appeared az the Yale boat house
this afternoon. This was an unusual or-
curTence for this time Of The year The
cause Of his visit was 10 give the first
lessons in The English stroke The shell
had the seats rugged along the SIDES IN
stead OF over The keel The men used
English oars. and row-d IL the English
style Tins j. great cha lce for Nale
and il looks as II Cock had changed ms
views on rowing, after ms Trip 70 Henley.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
MIchneI Lo,Zer. H. Moe.

NENN OEL-LANr La Vow Jimmy
Micnael brose more bicycle records a. the
cement track TINS afternoon Re rode
Two ruiles n a.Gs 81 three miles in $50 is
ard FIVE miles .n g-l2 S-5 These were an
paced TIE previous records were: Two
miles hy Eerlo. ~ Louisville in 3.4s is:
three mikes BE- sss5 and i've miles II So, 10y
Mlrhael al Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08

o. Michigan foot bail team defeated The
University Of Minnesota Today by score
Of 70 :. A large crowd saw The game al
though the day was cold and a uirrer wind
amounting 10 nearly = gale was blowing
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
Mi.souri nent. NnndrrhiIt.

st LOUIS, NOV The Missouri. State
university foot ban Team scored q decided
victory over the VanderhH. team al The
fair grounds today 10y q score Of % 70 C.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
MI nniId Three Nrr steamers.

HAMBURG Nov The Hamourc-
American Steamship lTqe Las decided TO
buIld three new steamers .ier cargo and pas
sengers
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
157Eo7T1. I,I6d . So l.ling nIoeE.

Mn N1-.Al OILS. At1n-r y oN. "a spe-
clal from Winnipeg says. OHclal announce
mtnt q The terms Of settlement o. the
TaTuchlal schools question was not forth
coming TO-DAY expected tn. Roman
Catholics desire some part eular cUurgs-
EiQl "a regard 70 the hours in the schools
for the religious Instruction which Pre-
u4eF GIeanWaF ~. not consent 20. Tee
point WlN probably lee compromised and
tbe SEE tleIueut not delgy beyond Mu-day.
~ both ffatestauts al1 Roman Catholics
are eager 20 bring tre strife 70 an end
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
Insker Nm. frnm strInitr-

MOSCOW, Nov. 7-At O'Clock IA 81 night
s-elaliz and LaskeT began thr 1rsl game
u their chess match 10 this eity. Lasker
a. On Eu4ccp piano after ;urtE-flge u1aez.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08
GoId ana silver pfsnppcnr.

COLON, Nov. 7.-tvia GalVes1on.D- Specie
from the south fer London and gold and sill
yer notes 10 the value o. s. 600 mysterluusly
disappeared while being transported on the
railroad between Panama ana Colon on FRI
dEv
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08

CAMBRIDGE, Mass,, NoT In the ID
ttrcoAeglate shoot between Harvard and
Yale iEls morning, Yale wen