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Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
NATIONAL TROTTING CONGRESS
Officers Elected and Some Changes
Made In the Rules.

NEW YORK, Feb. 12--The National Trot-
ting association held Its seventeenth BIZ
ennlal congress today at the Murray Hill
hotel Major Il. Il. Johnston presided.
Representatives We're present from trotting
associations all over the Unitcd States.
President Johnston appointed Charles II,
Page of Pennsylvania, c, +. Emery of Ohio,
r. L. Allen of Illinois, II. T.. Willis of
Massachusetts and James G. Simpson of
California committee of five TO select
candidates for the office OF president and
first and second vice president and fifteen
members of the board of appeals, which is
the governing body Of the association. The
committee announced the following: Presi-
dent, p. r. Johnston, Lexington. Ky, first
vice president, David Bonner of New York;
second vice president, N T. Smith of Menlo
Park. Cal The members of the board of
appeals, or district boards selected for the
Ia; j. L. Mitchell. Milwaukee. Wis. and
|. s. Gorton, Chicago. Pacific district, Il. r.
Field; A. p. Spreckles and e. NJ. Chase of
San Francisco,
The chairman then presented the above
mously elected, Both Mr.. Johnston and Mr.
Bonner were reelected to their respective
offices, MIR. Smith supplaptng Frank L.
Coombs OF Napa, Cal, as second vice presl-
dent.
The committee on rules, through Secre-
tary Upton. reported several notifications
concurred In The penalty for frauduentiy
entering horse, which has heretofore been
expulsion, was modified TO permit OF fines
to dead heats, was changed to read: when
two or more horses have won two heats
and there shall have occurred between
them dead heat or two or three dead
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13

Mrs. G. Kolls and son of Grand Island
Neb., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara
Roeder.
At the Murray: A. Kunestabler, Chicago
]. J. Hogan, W. A. Cowling, New York
C. E. Foote. Jackson, Mich; w. E. Crowley
Columbus; May Smalton, Schuyler Neb.
A. Parsons. New York; E. l.. Warren, Chi
cago; j. Barsey, Geneva; G. w. Gage, Chi
cago; o. C. zuin, Hastings A. d. Beemer,
Beemer Neb.; NJ. j. Hughes West Point
II. j. Brain, St. Louis; B. s. Harrington and
wife, Oakland; Morris human, jamaica e.
W. Mcfarland, John +. Stute, Ohiowa, Neb
Nebraskans registering at the hotels last
evening are Mrs. Steward Friend; f. NJ
Walcott, Valentine; r. w. Fisk, Charles II.
Gould, Lincoln; John Ashley, Decatur: w. C.
Vaughan. Stanton; f. c. Matteson, Sutton;
Frank Hodges, Belgrade; S. II. Hunter,
Nebraska City; Arthur Brown L. S. Burgess,
I. II. Cook, Julian; 3. S. Haywood, Orleans;
r. b. Gammel, |. NJ. Latta Tekamah; John
McKeegan, Bancroft; A. f. Ashley Fair
mont f. Tierney. j. A. Harris, G. II.
Palmer, Broken Bow; L. L. II. Austin L. l..
Parker, +. A. Graham, f. w. Barber, Lin
coin; N S. Harding, Nebraska City; G. II.
Caldwell, Grand Island; f. M Wolcott,
Weeping Water; i. S. johnson, Milford; w,
\. Richardson, Red Cloud; c. w. Sherman,
Piattsmouth; NJ. V. King, c. A. Warner,
Willis Davis, Charles bunker. Geneva; G. lI.
Barber; A. L. Hoover, A. S. Prescott, j. II.
Ferguson. l.. C. Pace, ID. X. Sellsbridge,
Lincoln; w. w. Cowler. Broken Bow; H. C.
Perkins, st. Paul; Thomas A. Healey
Seward Frank H. Young Broken Bow; A.
j. Albeit. j. A. Fisher, c. Conley, j. J.
Haycshea. N d. Pncan, L. James, A. Scott,
A. Van Doran, j. Jansen, Greenwood; Max
uhllg. Holdrege; NJ A. Walker, A. H. Has
kin, Hay Springs; John A. Iiainney, Bennett
W. j. Weller, John l.. Hermann, Raymond;
L. C.. Burris Scribner; Mrs. A. T.. Buckles
and son. Geneva; f. II. Henermann, Arllng-
ton; s. Fuhrman, Schuyler; s. c. Caldwell
and son, C. Dunning, Swanton; Fl. a. Bar
rens, C. C. Barrens Tekamah; j. r. David
son, J. H. Lyslnger, Aurora; Charles Tread
wcll, Fairmont; j. J. BreChmar, Hastings;
George e. Naugle, Wayne; John Creagon,
Tekamah; Edward Updike, j. A. Rupi9er,
Harvard NJ. II. Hinman, l.. ID. Richards,
Fremont; n, ID. JansOn, Neigh; John Hen
line, Fullerton.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
Never!

Never allow yourself to become chilled IL
You can avoid a.
Never eat fast unless IL is n matter OF
life and death to catch a train I'm five min
utes
Never quarrel with your family or neigh
bors because you feel out of sorts. look
after your digestive organs.
Never let your b,ood get thin and poor
and your circulation become impaired
Mover forget that lf you feel worn out
and are bilious. constipated. nervous ir-
ritable and dyspcptic that you need some-
thing to tone up your system
Never fail to bear in mind that a sudden
cold or chill may lead to grip or pneumonia
when you are In this condition.
Never lose moment when you find your
seT IN this state, but provide yourself With
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13

hotel yesterday afternoon to serve paper!
Of attachment on the property Of Mrs
Mary Wilson and her daughters. Marie anG
Ruby. When he had gained an entrance to
women AID made his escape from their at
tacSs with difficulty. A warrant was sworn
out for the arrest of the Wilson's by the
constable, charging them with assault ana
battery. Officers Corey and Mitchell went
TO the hotel and We're refused admittance
TO the room. The door was then broken
down and the Wilson's placed under arrest,
Upon arriving at the station they were
charged with the additional offense Of re-
Sisting an officer. The trouble arose ever
the collection of a SIS attorney fee due
Lawyer Tipton for services in the Ray
mond-Wils0n Injunction case.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13

Found to Have Had Nothing to Do
with the Electric SnIhIe.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 12.-Weather
cloudy; track good. The following official
ruling was promulgated this afternoon: mo
evidence having been found that Jockey d.
Hennessey used or attempted to use for
fraudulent purposes the electric saddle
owned by Charles Tichener. and as NJ. j.
l+arrissey of the finn of English & Lar
r.ssey, owners was evicently not imp!i-
Gated in the attempted use Of the saddle,
known as NJ. B. or Charles Tichener, is
ruled off the turf for bringing onto the
ling called an electric saddle for the pur-
pose Of defraudinG the patrons of the track,
ener in his effort to get a
jockey to use the electro saddle for the
club and for their own gain, and for hav-
ing used the saddle on horses at exercise
speed and. enhance their chances of win
lent intent. Nate Hi, jockey, is also ruled
Tichener a badge of entry to the grounds
of the club which facilitated his efforts to
nnd Pnd h6 pd o bas IG o
the fraudulent purpose OF the said Tichener,
case + ar5Sa Ess eanesseH a9 r4a S S whe 9 m
''us' :" "sHERiDAN IGLARK' s5sretaTy.}';
First race seven and a half furlongs, sell
ing for $5year-ods and upwards, purse $3.50;
ond, Begue Is TO D. third. Time: 1877
year-olds, purse $3.50: May Ashley go to y
won, Albert S Is to y second Newhouse
q to u third. Time: l:lGh.
Third race. one mile, selling, for 3-year-
ods and upwards. purse 5000: Midstar q to
y won, Bitten 600 to u second, b. f. Fly
jr Is to y third. Time: As.
Fourth race, Fabacher's handicap, mile
and seventy yards, for 3-year-olds and up
wards. purse $500; Emin Bey g TO y won,
Sunup % to 81 second, Florence + q to p
third. Time: 1:i7h.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, selling, for 4
year-o'ds and Upwards, purse 5000: Albert
Sidney q to,l9, won, Ranmaker q to 81
SECOND Bagplpes95 to y third. Time Time; l;29lSS'
Il to u Won, Rachel McAlester (5 to, u
second, Guard go to y third. Time: 1:3l.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
Deaths of a Day in Nebraska.

BEATRICE, Feb. 12.-(Spec al Lulu. the
ll-yoar-old daughter OF Chris Miller died
in this city last evening from the effects
Of an attack Of grip.
FREMONT. Feb. 12.-(Speclal)--H. w.
Wilson of this city died this morning of
pneumonia. complicated wien heart trouble.
aged As years Mr.. Wilson was a. painter
and a native of Pennsylvania He served
during the civil war in a regiment of Penn
syvania infantry as musician, enlisting at
the age of Ia years He was member of
Mcpherson post Grand Army Of the Re
public. Of Fremont, and an active leader in
Grand Army circles, under whose auspices
his funeral will be conducted. He leaves a
wife and a son and daughter, both grown up.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
SOCIETY LOOKS Az WHEELS.
second Nieht ut the nicyrlc show
NJ n IN.r tulnu EnI,i

! Nso Features Coming.
Society turned cut en- masse to the BICYCLE
show at the aImory last night and the aisles
We're crowded at an early hour with gaily
| attred crowdd Many cf the booths had re-
1 ceived thor finishing touches which they
! lacked Tuesdat evening and the first bicycle
| exposition VI lieh Omaha has ever witnessed
! IS row flffly IN progress. The attendance
/ on the second night far surpassed that of
| the first and II the popularity OF the show
increases the old arincry will prove far too
small for the throngs that will seek ad-
| m!ttanee.
Chief among the improvements nctei are
the many electrical exhibits now to be seen
IN ana above the stands. Over one of the
stands an electric wheel throws a flood OF
/ variegate1 colors from the lncaudescent
| globes wired to the spokes upon the S ght-
seers below. The names Of many firms were
Illuminated in numerous instances by baz-
ing globes and the whole building wears
gala appearance
One of thu largest exhibits, located in the
north end Of the hall, is thrown into sharp
relef by mems Of strong search light
lrcm the gallery and when the colored slides
aie passed in turn in front of II the glitter
ing wheels and wheel appl ances take en-
tairy appearance. The $4,000 Rambler
wheel that 50 many are anxiously waiting to
see has not arrived, but the management
staten that 1t will reach this city today and
De put in place for this evenings exhibition.
a seNtet Fowler wheel is also expected from
the factory of one of the firms today and
viii be added to the collection tonight.
Among the features shown at the exhibit
ticn is the large display of new saddles. The
pneumatic appears to be the favorte among
the wheel cranks and over dozen are shown
by the dealers.
Managers Lund and Plxley say that they
intend to introduce many new features the
rest OF the week, the announcement of
which will be made later. The show will
probably terminate Friday evening and
matinee especially for women will be given
by the management this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
burglars stnrt m Fire

ST, LOUIS. Feb. 12.-The entire north
side of the central square in Kennel, Mo-.
composed of over twenty business places,
including the Bank of Kennett building,
store OF benjamin WeyI, was consumed by
fire today, Weyps loss alone was fully
S2OcO. and the aggregate of the other
losses was probaly twice as much more.
Insurance very small. The fire started in
the postoffice and resulted from burglars
blowing open a safe.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
LOCAL DHIIVITIIGS.

Miss Helen Mcclure and Thomas o'Drieu,
both of this city, were united in marriage
at St Patrick's church at $3.50 o'clock last
night.
Women of Unity church will serve dinner
at the Young Mems Christian association
dining hall tomorrow from 1880 until 2
o'clock
Two French farces in French will be pre-
sented at Unity church this evening. Choice
instrumental and vocal music will be
furnished
The current literature department of the
Woman's club will celebrate st. Valen-
tines day Friday afternoon at A o'clock
There will be valentines and alleged poems
with hidden titles to new books and tea
drinking at the end. Members of the de-
parment are especially invited to be pres
ent.
For pure, sweet cigarette try the latest
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
Mrs. Lease Takes to the puInit.

WICHITA. Kan, Feb. 12.-Next Sunday
morning Mrs. Mary E. Lease will make her
debut into the ministerial profession, and
erend instead of colonel Her recent sick
ness was the immediate cause of her mind
taking a divine turn. She promised the
Master that II she got well she would CON
secrate her life to Him. and she is keeping
her promise. Sunday she will preach In the
Central Church of Christ. and it is thought
she will be offered its pastorate. which is
vacant at present. She promises to skin
the wolves" in the church when she gets
IN, and she says there are many of them
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
HAD A FIGHT wIru rRAMps.
Guns ana Knives Used In n Fight
MT North Platte.

NORTH PLATTE. Neb., Feb. i2.-(Speclal
Telesram)-While City Marshal Morgan was
rounding up some tramps today near the
stock yards. one Of them drew gun and
shot at the officer The ball tore the cap
on the marshal. grazing his skull and glanc-
ing on Morgan shot at his asslilant five
times and II is thought the first shot took
and clasped his side ana then started on the
run. He escaped by running 20 the Platte
river and hiding in the undcrhrush until
dark, but 1t is thought that he will be cap
tured tomorrow. Two ether tramps we're
with him aud in the melee one Of them
drew a knife on Night Watchmnn Sawyer
ana got knocked down for his trouble. The
last two were allowed to escape. the officer
not knowing at the time that they we're
confedorates Of the one who did the
shooting
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
II. & NJ. Engine wrecked.

HASTINGS, Neb. Feb. 12,-(Special Tele-
gram.)-A smashup occurred in the b. &
NJ yards this afternoon at o'clock. b. &
NJ engine No. S4 was backing down the road
at a good speed when the rear end came
in collision with car Of cattle on the North
western track Several were badly injured.
About thirty made their escape and scat
tered about the prairie. The engine was
badly damaged.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l2.-Judge Bahers
today denied the writ OF habeas corpus
sued out by Clarence NJ. Murphy. who has
been detained at the city prison for bank
theft committed In Salem, Mass, about
two years ago. Marshal Hart of the eastern
city arrived about two weeks ago and oh
tanned requisition papers, SO that the pris-
oner might be returned to Massachusetts,
for trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
Catholic Mutual Beneat Association.

LI9AV EN WORTH, Kan, Feb. R.-Dele-
gates representing the Catholic Mutual Ben
eft association from various parts of Kan
sas met here today to organize state
mass Ia body at the cathedral this morn
ing. The grand council was Instituted this
evening by Supreme Deputy Antony Swa-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
Created n-Pnnic In n Church.

PITTSBURG, Feb. IA small fire in st
GATHERINGS church at Banksvlle. Pa, last
evening during tea party caused panic
in which number of persons were injured
but none seriously Women tainted, people
ere knocked down and trampled on and
many jumped out of windows, twenty feet
above the, ground; Several priests. who were
present finally succeeded In quieting the
Without much damage. No one was seri-
ous,y hurt
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
Mutual Insurance Men organizing.

CHICAGO, FeD. EI-RepresentatIves Of
thirty-five farmers mutual fire and cyclone
Insurance companies OF Illinois, Iowa, Mis-
souri, and Wisconsin met here today for the
purpose of organizing a national associa-
W. ID. Forbes of Wall Lake, la. After an
address by Chairman Forbes, one-mnute
speeches were made by al the representa-
tlyes The meeting will be In session until
tomorrow evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
RED GLENN NOsED OUT ED <nARNEY
Latter Had the Race Won but LamIey

went to sleep.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 12.-The Austria
lian starting machine was used in both of
the mile races at Insleside today, and the
start In each instance was perfect. the
horses being at the post for fifty seconds
in the first event and two minutes in the
next Should the machine prove as success
ful with the 2-year-olds as has been the
case with the older, horses, the Pacific
Coast Jockey club will use il permanently
in the future. There were over u 600 people
m attendance today, the weather being per-
The iron horse" Logan, was started again
today, and although he ran a game race,
Nasle Burke's colt, Bellicose, who was in
cot was hot favorite at $ to 5. The clos
est fnish Of the day was between Ed Kear-
had the the race race S Won. but % iamey "Warn"tS Vent to
sleep on him and allowed Red Glenn to
nose nose him out, sSPIttsburg Phil played. his
winners, Weather fine track fast. sum
marieS: atf
First race one mile. selling: Crafty, 1O2
Reidy). TO l.. won; Oakland, 1O5 QI. Mar
tinl, y to !, second; PecNsniff. 1OS (3ergem
garven. Duchess of Milpitas and Daylight
500: Monitor. 90 Gones), Az TO i. won;
Hurt;lni,o HHantsmaino JOB 10 Risgg1t1i 30 to second
TIme: iash Fdihaii, 'i'' Ike L. Y Myrtle t"'Id Fl
Arso 1mpg Fullerton Lass Audimere and
Fleet also ram
Third rage, six furlongs. selling, purse
500: kowalsky, 80 CT.. Sloam, TO 5, won;
Pique Sc GReidy), I TO l, second Minnie Gee,
1Ol tGarner). 10 to l. third Time 119. Ore
gon Eclipse, Claude HILL Meadow Lark and
Mido also ran.
Fourth race. mile and quarter, selling,
hurdle race: hoyere five hurdles, purse 800;
ASctic, 10 itAadden), . to II won; Arundel,
40 (Coadv), 6 to l. second: Zaragossa. Ill
tswifD so to. l.. third Time: 2:20H. Es-
perance, Tempiemore. Amigo, Argenta, Con-
tentment. Captain Spencer and. McGovern
also ran. '.-
Fifth race. seven furlongs, purse $500: Bel
1O7 (Chorn), . to 5, second; Thelma. 95
(Garner), 20 to l. third. Time: l:2sA. Fer
rier, Foremost and Genettc Edwards also
ran.
Sixth race, one mile. selling purse s4OO:
Red Glenn. 105 (Coady) to ], won; Ed
1OS (Garner S to /. third. Time: 1:i2li. |
Bueno, Nephew, Frtilla and Little Cripple
also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
Day Set for Gentry,s Trial.

Actor James b. Gentry for the murder OF
Actress Margaret NJ. Drysdale, "Madge
Yorke." has been fixed for February 90
Gentry shot and killed Miss Yorke on the
night OF February IS, 1895,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
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which will speedily set your blood moving,
restore your strength and keep you well.
It is no ordinary whlskey. but a pure
medicinal stimulant which physicians highly
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
stolen picyclc Found.

FREMONT. Feb. 12.-(Specal)-One of
the bicycles which was stolen here last Sep
tember was found out near the Wheeler
place. 1t appears that the thief knowing
that he was suspected of that and numerous
other infractions of the law, hid the machine
in corn neld, where it was found in good
condition. 1t has been ascertained that the
thief skipped out a day or two after the
wheel was stolen and Is now i'm Texas
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
Received II Message from Dunrnven

NEW YORK. Feb. l2.-Secretary j. S.
Oddie of the New York Yacht club re-
celved a cable message today from Lord
Dunraven. The purport of the massage Sec
retary Oddie refused to disclose. Lord Dun
ravens COMMUNICATION will probably be
read to the members of the club at the
arnua, meeting, (which will be held tomor-
row night
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
Ne,v Three-aunrter Mile RECORD.

CORONADO, gal, Feb. &c. s. Wells
broke the three-quarter mile, flying start,
class B. worlds record today, paced by
two quads. Time: l:lS.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
Ballot for senator.

CINCINNATI, Feb. IA Tmes-Star spe
clal from Frankfort, KY says: The sen
atorlal ballot resulted Hunter e.: Black
burn. 6l: SCATTERING g.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13

heats in; any, part Of the race. they alone
sna start in the next heat
Inc other changes made in the rules re-
iate mainly 10 the manner OF making en-
ules ana tho 'dutics and powers of judges.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-13
Personal PARAGRAPHS.

For pure, sweet cigarette try the latest
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Evening star., 1896-12-05
DIED..

BLISS. on Friday December =. 1896, HANNAH
l.. BLISS widow Of the late Caleb = Bliss,
mtennent, Lynchhurg. Va.
ocl"ck am. SAM Eli 7. CRAwFoEr, in
the siN,y-ffth year OF his age.
Funeral from oileuwoad Chapel Monday, pe-
ccnrhcr 4, AT O'Clock pm.
ENGLISH RALPH. the infant son Of James and
Mamie English, born July IL. 1894 died the
iih day OF December. isad, at 10 oclck
The sunshine Of our home is gone
Funeral from parents residence. 1871 S2d sfrHct.
Monday. December Z. AT a. lock pm. Friends
and relatives are respectfully Invited TO attend"
FIAHERTY ON Friday. December T. 1896. WIN
ME, widow of the late Michael F1aherty.
Funeral from her late residence. 2Il4 street
Requiem mass At 81. StpIhcn's at . ociock.
Friends and relatives Of the family
specially invited To attend.
HAYS. At baltimore. Nd. on Thursday Derom-
ber 2. 1896, MARY A. HAYS. widow uf the
late Thomas Hays, aged sevant y-four years.
Funeral services will take place AZ The r, ,id r'c
of her daughter, Mrs. Mount, 1904 18th street
northeast. sunday. December 6. at o'"lo"k
pm. -
MORGAN On Thursday. December :. 1886. WM.
II. MORGAN, son OF the late Deacon Clement
Funeral services will take place at Shiloh Rap.
tiSt Church Sunday, December e. at 2:;o pm.
Friends and relatives invited.
MOORE. Friday. December 4. 1896 ETIZAEETH
daughter Of the late Lawrence and Sarah Ne
Donald Of Baltimore, Md, IN the forty-eighth
year Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence. 3io street north
west. Monday morning. D"ctmher Z, s'a
O'Clock. Requiem mass at ST Patrrk's Church.
o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully in
rtcd 10 attend.
FARMER. Suddenly. Saturday morning D.crni-
Der 3, 1896, Mrs. snPHIRA A.. widow OF the
late George 5. Parker, at her resiI, nee. laos
10th street northwest
Notice of funeral herea fter.
STACKS. Near TenEallytown. n. e. IN Mont
comcry county. Nd. Friday. December 4. 1886
at O'Clock pm. JOSEPH EDWARD STACKS
in his sixty-seventh year.
Funeral services Will take place at the house OF
his son SUNDAY, December g. al l O'Clock pm.
Interment 1T Bethesda. Relatives and friends
invited.
VAUGHAN. ON Friday. December {, 1886 at $40
pm. MARY, the beloved wife OF Patrick
Vaughan. 1o22 9TH street northwest.
Funeral. from Saint Patrick Church M"Irday. De
cembcr 4. nj 3 O'Clock. Mass for her reIspse
the Feast of the Immaculate Conception a:
o'clock Friends respectfully invited.
Evening star., 1896-12-05
MARRIED..

COTTON CHAMBERLAIN. on December I. 1896
T.! thu Rev. Dr. Jos. T. Kelly, Mr.. CHARLES
). CoLruN to Miss ANNIE {. CHAMBERLAIN.
CiANEN-NIIAND. on Wednesday. December .,
1S'6. at 81. Stephens Church, Icy R'r. Father
Caurhry. JOHN 4. CRAVEN and DELLA l..
INLAND. both of this city.
Evening star., 1896-12-05
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