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Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-28
President Cable. Party Returning.

r. r. Cable, president Of the Rock Island
and party arrived in the city yesterday and
were side tracked in their private car for
several hours at the Union depot Mr.. Gable
and party are on their return to Chicago
after an extended trip through Old Mexico.
including the historic capitol and other
points of interest a bull fight was wit
messed and considerable mountain climbing
performed The members of the party left
Chicago January 26 and have travelled in
their special car over 5000 miles.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-28
They Had to Ride II Again.

The judges in the Boston store six-day
race decided that on account of the break
ing of one of the cyclometers during
Wednesdays racing. that the distance COW
cred that evening should not be counted, so
that the score up to Thursday, $50 p. M,
stood for the two days racing only, Mon
days and Tuesdays. Last night both
Rabbi Clarke. and Cyclone Pete seemed in
Rabbi Clarke setting the pace The crowd
outside was in the best of humor. and en-
joyed the hours racing hugely. Last nights
crowd contained more ladies than any pre-
vious night At the close of the evening s
racing the score stood:
Miles
Rabbi Clarke NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S3h
Cyclone Pete ............................. S6A
Clarke's gain last evening was one-half
mile, he winning the special prize for the
evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-28

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Robert Fltzsim-
mons arrived in this city today. He was
accompanied by his wife, Martin Julian,
Juian's mother and Jack Everhart. In
regard to Corbett, FitZsimmons said Cor
bett is big windbag, and l don't believe
he really wants to fight me. At all events,
I'll keep him guessing for a while thus
giving him dose of his own medicine. He
get reputation. Now, I'll tell him to fight
O'Donnell and then I'll meet him. Here
recognized clubs No more Mexico for
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-28
RECEIVERS MAKE A FINAL REPORT
Ready to Surrender the Northern Pa
Cifis. tn WI cir Siiaa.a.S

Ready to Surrender the Northern Pa
ciic to Their Successors.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 27.-Henry C. Payne.
through Thomas +. Cakes and Henry C.
Rouse, today filed their reports In the United
States court as receivers for the Northern
Pacific Railroad company for October. No
vember. December and January. and up to
February 90 All that the gentlemen have
to do Is to file their final account and to
settle the matter Of salary in order to pro-
cure the discharge of their bondsmen. The
report dates from the time of the appoint
ment of Receivers Bgcow and McHenry
Messrs. Payne Oakes and Rouse remained
as receivers for the property in New York
until their discharge last week, and up to
which date their report is made. AS re-
ceivers of the New York property, how
ever, the gentlemen had very little to at
tend to, simply reporting as to the ticket
sales in that district. the receipts of traffic
charges and the payment of interest and
bond transactions. The report shows that
the receivers had on hand on the afternoon
of February 20, S1,S39, ,OS3.44, together with
the books of the company Before the
bondsmen are discharged, the matter of the
amount of the salaries will have to be
passed upon. The receivers have each taken
$4,000 per annum. 1t is stated that the
Northern Pacific company will protest against
the allowance of this amount.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-28
II. & o. is in Good Condition.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-President j. X
Cowen of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
states that, far from there being any founla-
tion for the adverse reports made in New
York today in regard to the affairs of the
company, the facts are that the experts have
finished their examination and find the con-
dition represented to the board of di-
rectors, that the securities in hand against
the floating debt ample, and the plan
for the rehabilitation of the company has
progressed so far as to meet with the ap-
proval Of the directors. and will be ready fog
announcement in a very short tmie.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-28
Say Business Has Not neen Diverted
Senator Voorhees, Recovering.

WASHINGTON, Feb N.-Senator Voor-
hees of Indiana has been III for some days
past. hat Il is reported at his home that he
" considerably improved this morning.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01

% their former occupations n few still ex-
ist but ma only an occasional cOundlng in
clylIHal whom they are able To q d-crive
ana detraud. To avoid these fakirs one has
only 10 remember that Dr. kecley's RENEE
dies ana treatment are administered only
Dy Institutes doing business under the cor
norate name OF THE Keeley Institutr,"
This plan having been adopted by Dr Kee-
ley for The protection OF the public against
frauds. his treatment can be secured by
.he public In Kansas or in either Of the
Kansas Citys only at the Kelley Institute
OF Kansas CITY kas.
This institute occupies ten large, we'll
lghted and ventilated rooms. heated by
steam and Lghled with electricity, COM
prisius the reception room, business man
ayers olilee, medical directors office the
migratory, treatment room, reading and
writing ana club rooms. The reading
rooms contain an the leading magazines
ana current Literature, ana the club rooms
arc provided with everything necessary
Tor the patient 10 pass the time pleasa antly.
The institute rs located IN the Portsmouth
building, corner Of Sixth street and Allu-
nesOta avenue. right at the junction II
the street railway lines from Kansas city.
Mo-, and the Union depot. The cable and
Elevated railway lines, whieh pass The
Union depot every few minutes make the
run to the Portsmouth building "A about
ten minutes, thus rendering n an easy
matter for patients from abroad 70 reach
the institute quickly anu without trouble
Kansas City Packer.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01

cured. with not the slightest rroclivity or
the least craving for their former vicious
indulEences. Most OF them remained per-
manently cured. and II few relapsed 1t
was only through n peryerseness and dew
ilishness perfectly lneXcusable. As a phy-
acterze as malicious, absurd and utterly
untrue, the statements that the doctor s
methods ever produce the slightest III ef-
stnntiated and generally known TO thou-
sands OF inaiyiduals from all classes. OF
too many honest and grateful hearts to
need any special refutaton."
Among others who have added their
heartiest Endorsement are Rev, Dr; Park
oX-national chaplain of the q. a. r.; John
V. Farwell one OF Chlcago,,s merchant
princess Rear Admiral walker, OF the
mage, and hundreds OF those prominent In
every walk Of life.
one OF the strongest Endorsements the
treatment has ever received comes from the
United states government, ana 1t Is need
less TO remark here that Uncle sam Is very
soldiers home, at Leayenworth, has;, the
management, under instructions OF ths ,
treatment some three years ago, and about
,2tD veterans have been cured, Governor
mont has prohted BY adopting the cure; as
great many Of these old men have thus
many cases long deserted families, nnd
have LEFT the Institution, either on dis
charge or long fu-loueh. causing q saving
TO the government ot nearly 10000 per
aunum, the expense OF their support. Only
iudiEeUt veterans sho are inmates OF the
home are treated IL ->--SUificrs' home.
IL will be admitted that when the keeley
treatment is effective In the cures OF these
old decreplt feeble men, physically wrecked
hy the wounds and hardsh hips Of the late
ciyil war, there can be no doubt about It's
offect on more robust men. TN. treatment
proved so effective ~ the soldiers home,
that II was introduced into the regular
army. General James ". F0Fsythe. COM
mander 6f Fort kIay, wrote some time aEo
that eiphty-siN men OF that garrison had
been treated ana that.
statements made about the treatment
being deirterious 10 health are bosh. n IS
just exactly the contrary. I have seen these
nervous, haggard, distressed looking drunk
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01

the Kansas City institute. Suppose each
of these persons is capable OF earning 500
to four times as much--they add to the
value OF that town 5000 a year, to say
suits from IA cessation OF bad debts. 1t
would pay many towns TO emulate the
example os certain Indian tribes who serd
their Incorporate to the institute for treat.
ment; and. 10y the way, large number OF
full-blooded Indians have been treated at
4 notable feature of the effect Of the
treatment on Indians; whose natural love
In whisky until the alcoholic addiction Is
firmly established, - that n cured Indian
never relapses. lie may smoke the pipe OF
peace with other enemies, but when he has
doWnsd John Barleycorn he scalps him
and huries him under sixteen feet OF soil
and there is no resurrection for John forcN-
crmorc.
Speaking Of relapses. It may be said that
the percentage rs 80 insignificant that Il IS
hardly worth figuring In considering sub
ject Of so much Importance. Or. Kelley
with a record of eight years since he per
fcctod the treatment and nearly $4,000
persons cured. places this percentage at D.
ralapse- always attract a gre at dell more of
attention thhn DO those who never. again
fan by the waysde This is not only true
Of the kccley treatment. but OF churches.
fraterual or secret ORGANIZATIONS, ana Of
society generally. Human nature Is more
prone 20 talk about the one shttp that
strayed from the t9ll than about =, me nine
say that no patient ever leaves the insti-
tute who Is not as free from an alcoholic
craving as ho was before he had ever
tasted whisky.
The Keyley treatment long ago passed the
experimental stage. pr. keeley has
achieved an undyng fame not only In the
United states, bur throughout the civil
tied world. His double chloride OF gold
or a lucky stroke" From the beginning OF
his medical studies he had always felt a
profound interest la the victims OF alcohol,
and had carefully studied the various symp-
toms and general manifestations OF the
malady.
lie carefully studied the effects OF alco-
h1l on the human system. and became con-
yjne-l thar drunkenness Is disease. When
he uttered th!s dogma, which Is now infalli-
BILE the church had rrpuiIateI tile drunk
ards socirties that had been organized for
their reclamation had given them up in de-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01

thfre 10 a~~ orC r.u. f Vile
Sgqt n 1- atty than. t
your Cure"
Bishop Niles. Of New Hampsn.4e, "a
had a number OF persons treated and is
one OF its strongest advocates. DR.. J. K.
Bauduy. OF ST. Louis, professor OF nervous
and mental diseases IN the Missouri Med
tation extends very much beyond the con-
fines of Missouri. writes Of the treatment:
'It has been my GOOD fortune for several
years. to be thoroughly intimate and con-
versaut with DIR. Leslie +. Keeleys cure
of the opium and liuuot habits. | cOnsid-
er Its success marvelous-more so than any
words are adequate to express. ] have
sent the doctor not less than loo patients
in whom l was personally interested. They
have zone to hin physical and moral
wrecks. and IN a few short weeks have
returned in vigorous health and perfectly
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01

TIE Santa Fe Route has inaugurated new
ana strictly limited nrst-class service 10
Southern California.
The California Limited leaves Kansas
CITY at $50 a. "a. daily, Reaching Los AM
Eeles ana san Diego in tWO and q halr
DAYS. ana san Francisco in three DAYS.
thus reducing the time half a day
Equipment consists OF superb new ycsti-
bulel pullman Palace aAQ compartme d I
slee epers chair car and dining car, thruug b
from Kansas City 10 Los Angeles With5Lt
change. Entire train lighted BY EIntsch
gas.
This Is the fastest and most luxurious
ent train leaving Kansas City al ,5j b. m.
VIII be continued. carrying through
Palace sleeper and tourist sleeper 10 san
Francisco. and tourist sleeper 10 Los An
geles.
Full particulars can be obtained BY ad-
dressing
GEO W. HAGESBUCH. p. and 4. A.
Northeast cor. 10th and Main sts,. Kansas
Civ. Mo.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01

fur IN every instance as II has in aiconono
cases. Among the morphine cases are
vately at their own apartments. Bromidia
Is new species of dissipation, but
as those Of any other narcotic. Such
cases show more clearly than any
assertion could the absurdity Of the en-
vious cha -ges that the treatment is not
beneficial o the general health. As ID Is
harmless p infants. surely no erown-up
1t IS interesting to speculate regarding
the gain arnCally to n town of a few
thousand Inhabitants from the changed
careers OF thosc who have taken the Keel
cy treatment There arc many small towns
in Kansas and Missouri in which rs many
as ten persons have reen cured OF drink at
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01

Dtire body We 'arui a1i
rs eyes We're b Ha. tue .l. .H-
|aralyzed and III, much .aH
|y nervousness ag almost
De WAS OF powerful tl vH'f .r
|csted and in spite r. '-raE .r
q dissipation. WAS - .'a~ IH
Y"i came here this 1tt 4s .,l
nued. because my pL H etslsaE ~.
p. He said that he cou re31 r.. and
aat IL the keeley people ,.au #ft "a
Iboner. SO here am, q ll- 90.
|1g 10 stay. II r kills me-
| have seen a good man. .rH ,sE ing
.briety. but never before on rH. l.us A.
doubt OF the efficacy Of the .attt-
bent IL was certain 10 be s, f.at ,a.
raving for alcohol would be fai .t.s D..
|ut what abou, The palsied rlgh, tfa
|he. neryeless left? The case Int e.
Ind determined 10 wal ch Its p.
A few days later his fiesh had
" original tint, WHICH was very f.
)yes were clear and the step hrn
fenerdi transformation Was no grea.
be case OF Dusty Rhodes I ''rhe ;
dining A WeeE later there was, II
|ibie' even EFrater Improvement. At
|tockmau--left The hsti.y Institute at Kat
as city, has,t completely restored %
kealth, with no desire for hqaor and with
but trace of paralysis or nervousness.
Z
Another case at the same time and the
me place was that OF a Kansas news
ght fellow, who hal attempted 10 over
ne his appetite for drinks ~ res1rting 70
kmldia, i.ut found The cure S Jrse than
made u impossible Tor h-m 10 eat,
Eleep q Feaa -iei-tAAF, ne vas on the
weeks his uerF on ness had disappeared and
b had not me slightest ine.H.aton for q
kumulant or a narcotic. His general
eallh was better tHtn fer years and his
In4nu STRONGER. y an9LHer tuteres stllE case
Fas that 81 q gentleman promineat in le-al
Il r. f. . H| y
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01

ards so away from here, and when report
ing 10 me upon their return, did not need
amOrphosis which had taken place in one
month"; 70 hrar them say they never felt
n1ent hai been a physica! as wei IS a NOR
al benefit 70 them"
Another strong Endorsement comes from
n great business houses and Corporations
"a the country, most Of whom now give
choice OF takne tIe KeeIaV curr or
their positions. There Is scarcely a rail way
operating Ia Missouri or Kansas that does
TO the keeley institute AT Kansas CITY. on
the rolls ot thar institute are the names Of
are today strt.ag iiustrat52s Oh Of The rs9 70
suits the Treatment accompllshes: and not
only are Their found on tnis roll the names
men men prominent In every branch OF business
and N every profession.
The results Of the Keeley tratment have
cesre 80 widely known and So conyiucI ~,
that q great popular deWaud is sprngIu
70 the administering OF the cure 10 those
Who are unable 70 take IT, 1T Is certain
ing for a treatment which would convert a
number or her expensive Tamp ps and p.llI-
peFs INTO inausiTiols li. i,i cilizens Several
YOrable consideration. and MINNEAPOLIS
Boston and other municipalities now make
good eltizens Of their uutprtunates by maxi
ins them sober men through The Kelley
treatment.
The treatment at the Keeley Institute
OF Kansas CITY, Kas. Is the SANE that is
administered at Dwight Dr. James u
Simpson, the medical director. Is a sradil,
ate of the New York College Of PhysIcians
ana Surgeons, the medical department ID
Columbia college, and had achieved a very
enyiable reputation IN CONNECTION with the
treatment OF nervous diseases prior 70 as
sumlns his Present position which he has
held ever since the Institute was founded
four years ago II requires a thorough
knoWledse o. nervous maiadies a. well as
an infinite amount Of tact and patience 10
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01


his intervals of enforced sooriety,, there
was an absence OF his former mental clear
,racted the attention OF all the patients.
belief that while his craving for liquor
would be eradlcated, his mind would al
man before. he entered the Institute. He
saw him n few days after he left cured Of
his disease. His general eppearanee IN
was in much better mental condition than
he had been for months. In a few. weeks
more his, mind vas as clear and, vigorous
such incidents irresIstlby bring the con-
clusion that a great many persons who
have become deranged through drink are
locked UP in insane asylums and never re-
cover Their reason. who might easily be
onable to infer that when the cause OF
mental derangement is removed when the
TO a healthy condition, the mind will also
resume nda It's natural functions; m The % record i
tute fully confirms this Inference.
In view OF a malicious report which Is
sometimes heard TO the effect that the
mentally and physically, 1t Is well to re-
member such eases. as are. above cited.
bodies and brains saturated for years with
alcohol until they have. nearly reached a
with With nothing 90 'h IN the p fntGre for them ex
cept the hideous phantasmagoria of dis
tased bfains, ana horrible graves yawninE
to receive their wrecked bodies: yet many
such men lend willing ear to this ma
licious report not pausing TO consider that
even n the keeioy treatment did all that
its envious enemifs claim for II. their con
dtion could not he worse than Il now Is
ON the other hand, over 25O.001 men, who
were once In the same ooat with them,
have been restored TO health by the Keeley
treatment and arc living refutauons OF
these ISLANDERS. 1t Is n fact which has been
proven time and again, that no one has
ever been injured by the treatment, which.
In fact Improves the general health OF ali
the patients a hundred fold. 2
As Illustrating the harmlessneSs of the
treatment, and at the same tim. present-
ing an UNIQUE case OF youthfug dissipation.
cessfully treated at the EeeIey institute
VIII prove interesting .1hd entertaining.
The oldest patient eHr treated was a
physician = years qLf and the Youngest
was the child refeyed to. who was only 3
years old. The C..ils mother. n woman of
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01

~ dfzgrtst ana tbav Uera fast he
IN ullLIi. oulniau ~ The very cindors
trset-the outaas1s OF social NE.
an cases treated the inebr.ate as
D. upon whom sympathy should
Acrlug upon this belief he
- which EXTENDED thrOush
any years. III has been an
since Dr. Kelley perfected
-r 81 MANY viars OF re-
-inlaut The cures we're
he soon had more pa
JI attend ~ and more
umulatsI h the Htle
were established
-rftIrt5' l,-.-t,-.. l. -
unded. DR. Keeley
BY Supervising
acduaintance
sr and e5itoT
fs Kealev n
is In The
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01
ARE YOU GOING TO TRAVEL?

The Burlington Route from Kansas City
ohers advantages exceIled by none, with
new compartment sieepers and parlor cars
TO 81. Louis; unequaled service on fast
train to ChicaEo Including Cafe Dining
Car service: solid train from Kansas City
70 Denver with cafe Dining Car for every
meal. making II the most desirable for
Colorado ana the Pacific coast points; Il IS
the only direct line 70 Billings. Spokane and
Puget Sound points; the best line 10 Oma.
ma 81 Pau and Minneapolis.
For full Information apply at any ticket
otice or ADDRESS ii. c. orr Kansas City,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01

Maintains the fastest ana handsomest
equipped passenger trains from 81. Louis
10 The last Three daily trains ST
Louis 10 louisville, Ky; three daily trains
trains st. Louis 10 Columbus o.
ana PittsbuIg, Pa; two daily trains
adeiphia ana New York. For rates. tieL-
ets and other Information, inquire u any
ticket agent or address j. NJ. Chesbrough
general passenger agent, st. Louis, No.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01

Keeley cure. the above mentioned
- would have created the impression
they were about tne worst the in
Pte had 10 deal glth: DIT the records
n that many cases have been success
treated at the kansas CRY, kas,, in
8te. compared With which the above
kar TO be EeTy mild
rase was cited which Is vel remem-
~ the rerfessutatIFe Of the Packer.
lkInE mere than three years ago a
<uQUu contractor OF Kansas City, No.,
- - the keeley Institute ~ Kansas
~ G16nl5, 4 ~ eopsidefed 1la
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01
Tue Turkey Question settIel.

turkey question. and that Is 10 eat him
Buy an excursion ticket on the Chicago x
Alton railroad and spend Xmas al homs
wIth the old folks. One and onr-third "a rs
from kansas City to all points within 20
miles
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01

considerable whisky on the side. He was
fully cured IN six weeks ana IS Low in ex-
eelIent hkalth and enjoying a lucrative
practice IA one Of the best towns in Gem
tral KansaA There vas another nh'--'-i .
who iniertf with hypos
from ihirl<to forty gre -
dalIy-au AMOUNT equal tai-
70 eighty Igralns when Il
body. fronS neck % feet. eeeref s. 3
lhe scars ~ py tne psef 4- Fa AG-l
IN The kge tl4ae and - t1 ral1tias
good neall2 ever alAzSR saar EaF-
slclan whA NomElQ1 tpsol zru. ehAlrai
and Ehisk1 Wa b QI Alz BURDEN
Z 1&zX&- - - .----r-a
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-01-01

Zeal aud Mental
ent--Car ser OF Dr.
ty institute-Treat-
portant Facts amt
for nearly twenty
( the last ten. Dur
1 months ! haven't
r."
the above words In a
e who have seen cold
the character OF the
HAY form a fair idea
fial appearance. His
) (and most likely his
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-11-27

ToRoNro, Nov. 25.--At al immense
mass meeting OF the unemployed, held
last night, some very strong language
was used by the speakers against the
government and city council
Resolutions were passed, favoring the
abolition of the monopoly in land by re-
moving all taxation from buildings and
personal property; the spending by the
Ontario government Of its 81 100000 sur
plus in developing Cauada's resources
and settling the unemployed Oh free
lands; that paper currency be taken out
of the hands of the banks and be issued
by the government; that the government
establish by law minimum rate of
wages Of Is cents per hour and provide
uperannuation fund for the Canadian
laboring men in their old age.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-11-27
Redmond Has Arrived,

New YORK, Nov. 25.--John e. Red
mond, member of parliament from Wa
terford, Ireland, arrived on the White
Star liner Teutonic tonight. He Was
met at quarantine by Edward O'Flah-
erty, president of the Irish independent
parliamentary party, and John G. DAILY,
secretary of the Waterforde Mems as-
sociation of this city, who invited Red
mond to reception to be held in his
honor at the Hoffman house as soon as
he reached that hostelry.
Redmond in an interview with the AS
sociated Press representative said: "My
present visit to America is entirely ncn-
political in the sense that | do not intend
to take advantage of my vieit to pro-
mote tho interests of any political party
IN Ireland"