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Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
FACTS WITH POINTS.
Every One of These statements Abso-
IutcIy True.

Mr.. A. w. Sharper. 81 Prospect ST., Indi-
annapolis, Ind, says: Gratitude prompts me
to write that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
completely cured me OF nervous dyspepsia
from which / had suffered for the last four
years. had tried many remedies without
results, but am now cured and have gained
in flesh, sleep well and have none but words
of praise for Stuart's Tablets"
Mrs. Sarah A. Skeels, Lynnyille. Ia.
1T has been six months since | took Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets and am fully cured. Have
not had a particle of distress or difficulty
since. This in the face Of the fact that /
had suffered from stomach trouble for twenty
five years and was pronounced incurable by
the Doctors"
James Newmestes, Eau Claire. Wis, says:
1.-TWO 5O-cent packages of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets did me more good team any remedy
| had ever before tried. They hit the spot
with me and / once more have an appetite
and can eat what ! please without fear OF
distress and bloating afterward."
DR.. HarlandsOn relates the case OF Miss
Helen Sholes Of Nashville, who was cured
Of dyspepsia and gained IS pounds in weight
after suffering from stomach trouble for eight
years. The doctor uses them In all RtOmacA
troubles because they are not d secret patent
medicine, but contains pure pePsln, d~laStass,
fruit acids, and valuable dlgestiyeo, which
diEest the food whether the stomach works
or not, gives 1t the needed rest and a cure
Is the natural result.
DR.. JennIson says nine-tentEs OF disease 10
caused by Indigestion. and Stuart's Dyspop-
STA Tablets is the safest and bopt cure. be-
cause they are not a secret patent medicine,
but contain the valuable digestive principles
needed by every weak stomach and a whole
box would not hurt a child, being absolutely
harmless.
All druggists sell Stuartis Dyspepsia Tab
let's at so cents per package.
Send to stuart Co., Marshall, Mich, for
little book on symptoms and treatment Of
stomach troubles.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
FOR THE INAUGURATION PARADE.


unusually attractive VIII nc INV
Pageant on March 4.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-Additlonal notl-
fcations are being received from clubs and
organizations that propose taking part in
the Inauguration parade, and when the pro-
cession moves 1t probably will be found to
be unusually attractive in its military and
civic features. If General Porter's intention
to have the marchers pass a given point at
the rate Of 1000 an hour Is successfully
carried out II is probable that the parade
will not occupy over three hours. The com
mittee on street decoration has decided to
adorn the approaches to the avenue on
either side OF the peace monument In an at
tractive manner.
Applications for places in the parade from
civic organizations are now coming in rap
idly. The Du Page County Republican club
and the Chicago Republican club will bring
900 men. They will come by the already fa-
nous Blaze OF Glory Train of the Chi
cago Republican club. Three hundred to
500 men, representing the Honest Money
Democratic league, the Wage Farmers Dem
ocratic league, the Wage Farmers Railroad
league and the Law and order Commercial
Travellers Democratic league, all OF Balti-
more city, and 100 memoers of the original
Colored Mems Mckinley club OF Illinois Will
be In line. The last named Will be accom-
panied by the Ninth battalion of colorcd
troops of the Illinois National Guard. An
other colored organization from Ash Grove,
Va, has asked for quarters.
General Wesley Merritt, commanding the
military Department of the Missouri. who
will have command of the United States
troops in the inaugural parade, has requested
Colonel j. b. Babcock, assistant general, on
duty at the War department., to serve as
adjutant general on his staf.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
TOM snARKEY HOAsTs coRDETT
Intimntcs the Latter Tried to 'Fix'
Their Into Eomr-K0mnM Go.

tima the LATTER Tried to "FiN"
Their Late Four-Iiound Go.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2O.-Tom Sharkey
was mad clean through when he read what
Corbett had to say to the Chronicle repre-
sentative at Carson.
II will teach Corbett a lesson that he will
not soon forget" said Sharkey. 81 have
something up my sleeve, and 1t is in my
power to turn Corbett's face to the wall in
every city in the country. If Gentleman
jim does not keep his mouth shut | Will
show him up in his true colors."
Sharkey was asked what he meant by
saying that he had something up his
sleeve"
81 mean that / have a letter from Corbett,
over his own signature, that would brand
him as a fakir all over the world an
swered Sharkey. II received this letter
previous to my four-round go with Corbett.
and It's publication would create a sensation,
| was too honest to enter into his scheme
and our contest was on its merits"
Sharkey made destinations that greatly
reflected on Corbett and was asked to put his
accusations in writing. over his own sig
nature, but the naval champion stated that
for $500 he had refused to sign any papers
until after March II.
"What is your opinion of the fght?" was
asked.
IF it is on the square, why Fitzsimmon9
will put Corbett out Of business was the
answer. "He 10 not in the same class with
Fitzslmmons. That is my honest opinion,
although / made believe yesterday that Cor
bett would win, but | had reasons for de-
claring myself.
and square the whole business. He doesn't
believe in taking any chances, and when ]
catch him at Carson / will make him eat
his words or slep his face"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
TuRNvEREIN TOURNAMENTS END.


CrcditnbIe Scores Carry on the Prizes
at Each of the Games.
The tournaments which the members of
the Omaha Turnverein have been enjoying
during the past six weeks have been com
pleted and the scores have been figured up
and announced. The contests were begun
six weeks ago and have aroused great in
terest. In each there nave been between
twenty and thirty contestants. The results
were as follows, only the names of the three
first men and their scores being given:
Pool. twenty-fve-ball game, 400 points
being possible: II. c. Gadke, 1898; Ed Lind
ley. 1893; Charles Refs, 1878.
Billiards, fifty-point game, $50 points pos
sible: George Antilles, 430; +. Il. G. Kuehne,
4l4; f. Biz, 36S.
High Ave, the possible number of points
being 1,42S: John Krage, S79; S. Schmidt,
$40, o. Wiederwelser 742.
Whist, Ill possible points: William G,
Maxheld, 1O6; Fred Krug, jr., ST; Theodore
Banner. 67.
Dominos. 1000 possible points: J. Angus,
Doyle, 1856; H.. Kunde, 3,745; f.. Krug. jr.
$3.50.
Chess, percentage: f. n. G. Kuehne, .929.
]. Konvalln, $50; S. Schmidt, 1865.
The prizes, which have been largely cash
have been awarded.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
CLOSE ATHLETIC COMPETITION.
South Dakota Colleges Are Preparing
FOR the AmnMnI COntnsI.

W. "S
VERMILLION, S. d., Feb. 20.-Special.)-
The prospect for close competition at the
coming athletic and oratorical contests be-
tween the several universities and colleges
If the state, which will occur at Mitchell
lay IS and 10. is very good, even at this
carly date. There will probably be at that
time one of the 1ercest contests that has
ever been witnessed in this state. For a
number of years past the several denomina-
tional and minor state institutions have
seemingly banded together with the direct
purpose of doing up" the State university.
Some years they have succeeded quite well,
and again they have, one and all, been more
or less defeated. The university of the state
has never been very strong in %oratory, and
as a result the first place in the oratOrical
contest has not often fallen to that institu-
tion. In the athletic contests. however, the
palm has been repeatedly carried off by the
university boys. The last meet at Yankton.
however, was an exception, since there was
a determination on the part of both the judge
and the other conteSting students 10 shut the
university boys out entirely. Already reports
are being circulated in the different college
papers of the state of the active preparations
for the various contests. The time has come
when the contests are not merely of a local
nature, but, on the other hand, they have
become Of great interest throughout the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
TAvons A MONETARY CONFERENCE,
House Committee Decides to Report
the Spnntp Bill,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-The house com
mittee on coinage today decided to report
favorably the senate bill for an interna-
tional monetary conference with amendments
authorizing the president, If he saw fit, to
seek an agreement by diplomatic negotiations
instead of a conference. Ten of the seven
teen member of the committee were pres
ont, three republicans, six democrats and
one Independent, eight of whom are free sill
yer men, and there was no dissent to the
motion to report the bill to the house. Five
republicans absented themselves from the
Meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
pnrInr Theatrical.

The Hospital Teniof the Kings Daughters
will on Thursday evening next given an en-
tertainment at the residence of MIR. and Mrs.
d.. L.. Holmes. It is to be a farce en-
titled OR. Cure-All," The cast is as fol-
lows: DR.. Cure-All, who has a remedy for
everything; Maria, maid Of IA who has a
peculiar gait; Mrs. Brown, who wants to
reduce her flesh; Miss Scrimpkins, who de-
sires to bleach her hair; Mr.. Alphonso de
Jones. who wishes to raise a moustache;
Mrs. Kotchkins and her daughter, who Is
bashful; Miss Seraphina ~Paddlngton, who
wants to be tall; Miss Scrawny, who is
anxious to be plump; Mrs. Blooming, a
handsome widow in search Of a husband.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
Select Dancing Party.

Last Tuesday evening the Emanon
club gave a select dancing party
at Masonic hall. which was a very
enjoyable affair. The officers of
the club are: H.. Whalen, president; Robert
Parks. secretary; A. NJ. Gallagher, treasurer;
Daniel Montague, master of ceremonies.
Those attending the party were: Messrs. and
Mesdames J. N. Williams, R. Redmond, d.
T. Keine, James O'Rourke, John Buck
ley, the Misses l.. King, NJ. Krug, l..
Daniels, Parsley, Heaslay. Corbett. K. O'Neil,
Graham, NJ. Donahue, *. Donahue, Mitchell,
McGrath, Il. O'Laughlin, NJ. OLaughlin. De
vine. Tighe, Fahy. Roach. Hughes, Solmon,
Ihler, Kelly and Messrs. l.. Williams, A. M.
Gallagher, John Gallagher, NJ. II. Solmon, ID.
Lee, II, Wkalen, j. Evans, j. Gibbons, b.
Davis. X. McAuliffe, E. Pollard. j. Pollard,
w. Kelly. NJ. Donahue, p. Donahue, j,
j. Byers, j. Moore, d. Montague, N. Kelly,
O'Hern, j. w. Murphy, John O'Neil, ]. Muny.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
CoRnETT BRACES UP HIS LEGS
Champion Gives Especial Attention to
His locomotive Apparatus.

Champion Gives Especial Attention to
His Apparatus.
CARSON, Feb. 20.-Director General Dan
Stuart's condition was reported to be much
improved last night, and it is thought he
will be allowed out for an airing today.
Stuart is pleased with the announcement
that there is a prospect Of the Missouri
legislature legalizing boxing and that a com,
mittee of that body may be sent here tC
see how the big mill is conducted, SO as to
be in a position to make a report. He sent
the following telegram to Representative
Radie. who introduced the resolution calling
for the appointment of an investigating
committee: Dear Sir: In anticipation OF
the passage Of your resolution l have re-
served for the use of your committee five OF
the best seats in the pavilion. Glad &c
have you come and investigate.
'DAN A. STUART"
Three things that are becoming spe.
cially noticeable about Corbett's train.
ing are the improvement in his leg
work, and the great attention that is
being given to the blows, particularly the
open-glove shove at close quarters. II {
seems to be able to jump from any spot and
at any angle and land in position to defend
himself from a blow. This leg strength,
too, is enabling him to throw his body for
ward at a very wide angle. which, while ii
gives him an additional reach, allows him tc
come back from his opponents punches with
out moving his feet from their original posi-
ton
Corbett said last night: 81 feel that | am
in excellent shape and am glad that my
work is not suffering through the change OF
air and locality. l will be glad to get out
to the springs tomorrow. OF course the
place is a bit rough, not quite as Asbury
park, but a great deal better than l could
have expected here, and it will suit me as
well. The only point about it is that ]
will be able to get into shape there with
out any trouble.
81 am not making any special efforts to
get any wrinkles in breakaways and
clinches. l have been practicing them for
a long time, and l believe | know all about
it. | don't side step at present as much as
| might, simply because | have no need tc
do it. If the necessity comes in during my
fight with Fitzsimmons / guess | can do all
the side stepping that is required"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
Mail Orders Sent to any Part of America.
The Boston Store OMAHA o.? Nj b...'..
Streets.

over George Dixon, the featherweight cham
pion, was bested tonight in the arena of the
New York Athletic club, by Martin Flaherty
of Lowell. Mass, who gave him a drubblng
which the Buffalonian will not soon forget,
They met for a twenty-round contest, and
both weighed in at 1875 pounds, the stipulated
weight. In the opening round Erne forced
the fighting and continued on the aggressive
until the beginning of the third round. The!
Flaherty sailed in, and at the end of the sixt,
honors were even. In the seventh roun
Flaherty landed a hard left on Erne's LEI,
eye. Erne seemed to lose heart altogether
from this until the end Of the fight. The
referee awarded Flaherty the bout.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
Something TO Depend on.

MIR. James Jones. of the drug firm OF
Jones & Son, COwden. H., in speaking OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery, says that last
winter his vile was attacked with La
Grippe, and her case grew so serious that
physicians at Cowden and Pana could do
nothing for her. 1t seemed to develop into
Hasty Consumption. Having DR.. Kings
New Discovery in store, and selling lots OF
il, he took a bottle home, and to the sur
prise of all she began to get better from
the first dose, and half a dozen dollar bottles
cured her sound and well. DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Try it. Free trial bottles at Kuhn G. Co.'S
drug store
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21

Feb. 2U.-The names OF a mum
Der of leading milling firms of Minneapolis,
including the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIGURING
Mills company, the Washburn-Crosby com
pany. the Minneapolis Flour Manufactur-
ing company, the Barber Milling company
and Phoenix Milling company, are signed
to a petition filed in the Omitted States court
to prohibit "A certain Chicago wholesale
grocery firm from stamping the name
Minneapolis on -four alleged to have been
made in Milwaukee,. The claim Is made
that the flour Is made IN Minneapolis. The
millcrs also claim vested rights for the
name Minneapolis under. the general trade
mark laws, The bill Is said to be the first
of a series to be filed in similar cases.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
New scandinavian Club.

Friday evening a meeting of scandinavian
was held at Evans hall and the organization
OF the scandinavian Political Vikinge club
perfected, The officers OF the new club are;
Samuel Grant. president; l.. A.. Sandwich
vice president; A. l.. Bergquist, secretary;
Nels Tornquist, treasurer; Emil Lund, inside
Waterman. In speaking about the new club
yesterday Frank o. Olsen said; Many OF
the members of this club were formerly
members of the club Of which j. l.. Olsen
was president. We withdrew because we did
not like the way he run things. Members
of our new club are pledged TO support good
men for Office, Only respectable persons will
be allowed at our meetings. We are not
going to run this club for revenue, but In
the intere1t Of good goyernment."
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
ANSWERS THE sENArE's INQUIRY.
Civil Service Commission Replies Con-
ccrning south Omnhn cmOvnI

Civil Service Commission Replies Con-
corning south Omnhn Removals.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.--The Civil Serv-
ice commission today sent to the senate a
reply to the resolution of inquiry adopted
on the 10Th, concerning the dismissal of
employees of the Bureau of Animal industry
at South Omaha, alleged to have been dis
charged at the instance of Secretary Morton
after the November election for political
reasons. The commissioners state that in
the first complaint received from the die
charged persons they stated, while they had
been dismissed for alleged neglect of duty, y
they believed that the dismissal was due
to political reasons. The commission imme-
diately inaugurated an investigation by bring
Ing the matter to the attention of Secretary
Morton, who had said he would cooperate
with them in making the investigation and
who denied that political reasons had any
thing to do with the discharges. He said
that he did not know whom any of the per-
sons had supported for president and did
not care. The commission called attention
TO the fact that the powers and duty of
removal are not affected by the civil service
law other than removals for political or
religious causes. THE commission they
say. "is not an appointing or reinstating or
removing body"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21

Ann ArbOr Demand II Fair
Hearing for ScOycI.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2O.-A meeting of the Chi
cago Alumni association of the University of
Michigan met today to forward resolutions
to the State department at Washington, ask
ing the authorities to secure the release Of
Sylvester Scovel, the New York correspond
ent, who Is confined in a Cuban prison by
order Of General Weyler. Mr.. Scovel gradu-
ated from the University of Michigan in
1883. The resolutions introduced bitterly de-
nounced the Spanish government. After a
warm debate they were rejected and a com
mittee appointed to draft resolutions in a
modified form, which will be presented Mon
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
TENDERS SYMPATHY TO GREECE.
senate PASSES IL Resolution introduced
by Cameron.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Cam
eron presented a resolution in the senate to-
day expressing sympathy with Greece. The
resolution was agreed to.
The resolution is as follows:
Resolved, That the senate Of the United
States, being mindful of the sympathy CT the
United States expressed for the Greeks at
the time of their war for Independence, now
extends a like sympathy to the government
of Greece, with It's Intervention in behalf OF
the neighboring island o: Crete for the pur-
pose of freeing it from the tyranny of foreign
oppressors and to restore peace, with the
blessings Of Christian civilization, to that
distressed island"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
Suit to Dust Mayor Pingree.

DETROIT, Feb. l2o-ArgumentS were
heard by the judges ofd the circuit court.
sitting en- banc today. on the application
for a mandamus tosGompel the election Of
a mayor to succeed Governor Pingree, who,
II is alleged, vacated The Office of mayor In
becoming governor. After arguments of
two hour on a side and ii subm.s son of
briefs the court stated. 1t would announce
a decision within a week. so as to give am
pie time for appeal 10 the supreme court
and final decision before the April election.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
nirh Eve Hnrtx.

Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c..
Shrigley entertained a number Of friends
at high five in honor Of their guests, Miss
Wdlllngford and Miss Metterling of Fremont.
The guests were: frankie Jacobs, Fannie
Gosney, Blanche Williams, Mary CREST, Coe
Hunt, Ralph Hall, Frank Gcsney, Kay w.
Hunt, AL Hunter, James w. Murphy, Harry
Christie and Harry Carpenter.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
snow slide In Colorado.

DENVER. Feb. 2O.-A special to the
News from Telluride, Colo, says; A mon
ster snowsllde came down this afternoon
and demolished Ophlr station on the Rio
and Vance Junction, with four loaded
freight cars ana four empty ones standing
on the sidetrnck. Agent Il. l.. Gamble had
his ankle severely sprained and Mrs. Gam
BILE was badly bruised,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
The manager Of the American Biscuit com:
Refuses 10 Extradite Ford.

NEW YORK, Feb. a0.-Ferdlnand Ford,
who was arrested yesterday on the charge
of defrauding a bank at S~trasburg, Ger
many. out of 1921. $40, was set at liberty to-
day. Judge Prior, who issued the order OF
ing ihat he had crave doubts ms 10 rs le-
gaiity, as II had been coitended that 90
fraud had been committed. but that IL was
a case of a debt due by the defendant and
his partners.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
Meeting of Sound Money Lengue.

NEW YORK, Feb, IA conference OF
the National Sound Money league VIII be
held at the rooms of the Chamber Of Com
merce in this city on Wednesday, February
"a, and will be attended by delegates from
a number of cities. There are nov twenty
one cities represented in rne organization
and each Is entitled to two delegates. The
business of the conference win be to adopt
a constitution and bylaws for the league
and to elect officers and an executive com
mlttee TO serYe until April |. 1898.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
uors for the Northwest.

Yesterday the F%rye-Bruhn company made
it's initial shipment of heavy hogs from
this market to its plant in Seattle, Wash.
Heavy hogs are practically all cleared out
Of that territory, in fact the clearance has
included about everything right down to
stock hogs, and supplies must be sought
from other sources. 1t is reliably reported
that this firm will be steady buyers on this
market for some time to come.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21

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Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21

ton and Burt Morgan carried of the honors,
While Mamie Zeigler and Ira Jacobs con-
tented themselves with the boobies. Those
present we're. Misses Yeda and Jennie Nor
ton. E.hel Thompson. Fannie and Ottie Cos
ney, Mamie zeiglet, Robert Landon, Sid
Thompson. Ira Jacobs, Frank Cress and Burt
Morgan Of Shelby In
Omaha daily bee., 1897-02-21
Nominations Sent to the Senate.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.-The president to-
day sent the following nominations to the
senate: James l.. Wolcott of Delaware to
be United States district court judge for
the district of Delaware; Giles Y. Crenshaw
to be marshal of the United States for the
western district OF Missouri.