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Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02

yardsi Bridgetcn won. Mamie G second.
Briggs third Time: 143ib.
New YORK, June l-Results:
First race, i've furlongs: Typhoon II won,
Octagon second, Sensational third. Time:
gS.
Second race. one mile: Previous won.
Decanter second, Boy Orator third. Time
Third race. May stakes, six furlongs. SELL
ing: George Keene won, Flax Spinner sec
ond. General Maceo third. Time: lis.
Fourth race, five furlongs: Ethelbert won,
Rusher second, Jack Pot third. Time; i:03.
Firth race, mile and a furlong. selling
Ben Ronald won, Lehman second, Doggett
third. Time: 1:5Gh.
Sixth race, FIVE f~urlongs. selling, Autumn
1903.
CHICAGO, June 1.-Harlem results:
First race, one mile; Nalto won, Cutter
second. Miss Haymen third. Time: 1:l5L
Second race, six furlongs: Lew Hopper
won, Ramiro III second, Carrie + third.
Time! 1:l5h.
Third race, one mile and seventy yards:
kirk won, Monte Fonso second, Barataria
third. Time: 1:i7A.
Fourth race. 2-year-old fllies, four and
one-haif furlongs Black Venus won. Amin
las second, Miss Mark third. Time: O.55A.
Firth race, one mile: Forte won, Alfresco
second, Williamson third. Time. las.
sixth race, six furlungs: Pink Coat won,
Dave Waldo second, Donna Rita third.
Time: 1:14A,
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
NEBRASkANS READY TO SAIL
Coiope, Brntt Informs TITS Supporters
the Second Regiment IL In
Condition to GO.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-Colonel Bratt
OF the Second Nebraska regiment has re-
ported to General Otis that his men are In
notice. His men, however. lack light duck
uniforms suitable for use in the tropics.
The Utah artillery and cavalry have re-
ceived 1900 from citizens OF Salt Lake
City for the benefit OF the men from that
city. This sum is TO be added to at the rate
of 81 a month from each man and will
serve for the purchase Of articles of com
fort not issued by the government.
Colonel Jones OF the Idaho battalion has
received from the citizens of Blackfoot Il
very handsome saber, which he greatly APP.
preciates.
Major Toote of the Wyoming battalion
has been advised that ordnance for hii
command has been shipped and will reac l
here in a few days.
The Kansas and Colorado regiments are
the only two which brought regulation field
stoves from the east. Fresh beef is issued
to the Kansas men twice a day and they
resent the reports that they are not well
fed.
The Washington volunteers have received
their uniforms. underwear. hats and shoes
and about half of the required number OF
canvas suits. They expect to receive the
balance of their clothing and rifles and
ammunition today. Private Stevens of Com
pany A is the only culprit yet brought be-
fore the Washington court-martial. He is
charged with abusive language to an officer.
1t is not thought that the Second Manila
expedition will sail before June ..
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
FRED GRANT TAKES THE OATH
He is sworn I'm ns n B~riGndier General
by n Judge Formerly in Com
fe,lcrate Army.

CHICKAMAUGA NATIONAL PARK, Ga,
June General Fred Grant today took the
oath as brigadier general and the ceremony
administered by Judge George A. Harris OF
Rome, Ga, an ex-confederate, and the GER
emony was witnessed by a large concourse
of people, in which were ex-confederates
and ex-federal soldiers.
General Grant expressed great s~atisfac-
tion that he should have the privilege OF
assuming the obligations of his office from
SO distinguished a confederate and when the
ceremony was over a great shout went up,
the first man to shake hands with and con-
graduate the distinguished officer being
Major General Gillespie of this city, who
was with General Lee when he surrendered
at Appomattox.
Lieutenant Colonel ,Hartsuff, chief sur
geon on General Brooke's staff, and Lieu
tenant Colonel Nicholas Sem, assistant sur
geon general of the volunteer army, tonight
confirmed the statement that Mrs. Letter
had bought the Chtckpmauga Park hotel
property, had rendered it to the government
for hospital purposes, and the tender had
been accepted. Colonel Hartsuff said that
the work of transforming the building into
hospital wards would be begun at once. The
property includes the hotel and four acres
of ground, the price paid being SIC. 900.
Colonel Grigsby was today appointed to
command the First brigade of cavalry of the
volunteer army, being the ranking colonel
in the brigade.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
TO DISTINGUISH, CHAPLAINs
Those Accompanying n Army Are
to Bear n special Mark OF Their
Service on Their Uniforms.

TAMPA, Fla, june dS-All Of the chap
lains who will accompany the troops Of the
United States into Cuba. or wherever else
the soldiers may be sent1 will wear uniforms
with a distinctive bafge1 of their calling on
the collars OF theiF-coats. Heretofore.
chaplains have not bad uniforms by which
they could be distinguished.
In 1898 at a meeting OF the army chaplains
in Chicago. Father ,Efkard ]. Vattman,
chaplain with the Fourth United States in
fantry. recently stationed at Fort Sheridan,
Ill, was given power to decide on a chap
lains' uniforms and to secure them. There
was a strong feeling, however. against EN-
phasizing the military character Of chap
lains and for this reason the matter until
this time has been allowed to rest.
But opinion on this subject has recently
undergone a change and the chaplains now
believe there are many reasons why they
should have a distinctive mark by which
they may be easily recognized, thus ena-
bling them to be of better service to the SOL
diers in the field. A meeting of all the
chaplains present at Tampa was held today
and the matter laid before General Miles.
The commanding general promptly
authorized the chaplains to wear the color
of the new Kharks cloth uniforms now be-
ind distributed to the troops for summer
wear, a light brown. On the collars of the
coats the chaplains will wear the letters, III.
s." and a Roman cross in gold. These uni
forms will be furnished at once.
On orders of Adjutant General Corbln,
General Shafter issued the following formal
notice today, which will be of interest to all
officers of Volunteers troops.
The secretary of war has declared the rel
alive rank between officers of the same
grade commissioned by governors of states
is to be determined according to date of
muster into the United States service. When
such officers are commissioned and mustered
in on the same date the relative rank is
determined by previous length Of service in
the United States, regular or volunteer, or
In the marine corps under commission, and
in the absence of such service by lot.
This order will settle q great many vex-
ing questions rising over mastering in of
the volunteers.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
EVEN BREAK AT COLUMBUS
Senators and Babes Divide the Series and
Part Friendly.
MORE CHANGES IN THE FISHER FAMILY
unEermnn and Burpet Released and
Germany smith and wndsworth
Join the Tenm-DetniI- OF
the Last Game.

COLUMBUS, o., June 1.-(Special Tele-
g~ram.)-Both teams had a bad inning In
today's game, which was finally won by
the Senators, the teams breaking even on
the series. Columbus apparently held the
game safe up to the fourth inning. when
two clean hits. two outs and two errors
on the infeld we're followed by Preston's
single and Pickering's home run, giving
the Omahas a lead Of three. Columbus man
aged to get two Ten across the plate in
the sixth and in the seventh the Omahas
had a similar experience 10 that OF Column
bus In the fourth.
A base on balls, three two-baggers, a
single and three errors we're mixed up in
one inning and when it was finished up by
o double play. Columbus had six runs and
a lead Of Ave that they held to the end
OF the game. Daub was wild in the second,
giving two bases on balls and hitting a bat
Or, a single scoring two. a single and a
cripple added one In the fourth. Daub's error.
a sacrifice and two singles added two In the
sixth. Then came the awful seventh and
that settled 1t, as VOTERS steadied down and
allowed but two hits after the fourth.
Lyons singled in the fourth and Roat fol-
lowed suit. Eustace and Holly went out
~on flies to the outfielders. and VOTERS FUN
ble gave MeCauley a life. Genins booted one
that Daub hit to him and Preston singled.
Pickering hit a hard one to center field,
the bah taking a bad bound and going over
Knoll's head, for a home run.
Germany Smith will join the Omaha team
in Chicago tomorrow and will play short
stop, Roat going TO second base. Hager-
man was released along with Burnett and
Wadsworth. the former Eastern league
pitcher. joins the team tonight. Negotia-
lions are also pending with Henry Clarke OF
Omaha, who will probably join the team
when ii arrives home. Score:
cor r-NtDJTc
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
OTIS ANNOUNCES HIS STAFF
Formally Organizes the Philippine
Invading Army md Appoints
commanders of BrigadeS.

SAN FRANCISCO. June major General
Otis this afternoon announced his staff as
follows: Captain John L.. Sehon. assistant
a~djutant general and aide, adjutant gem
eral; First Lieutenant F.. w. Sladen, Fourth
infantry, aide; Captain George Ruhlen,
quartermaster; Captain Charles Mcclure,
quartermaster's department, acting chief
Eighteenth infantry, acting Judge advocate;
Captain j. S. Mallory, Second infantry, act
ing inspector general; First Lieutenant F.
Bell, Seventh cavalry, acting engineer and
ordnance officer.
Temporary commanders Of the brigades
are announced as follows: First brigade.
consisting OF regular troops, Colonel Sam
uel Overshine. Twenty-third infantry; Sec
ond brigade, consisting of Minnesota. Kan
sas. Idaho and North Dakota troops, Colonel
C. McReeve, Thirteenth Minnesota infantry;
Third brigade, consisting of the Pennsylva-
mia, Colorado and Utah troops. Colonel IT.
wing Hale. First Colorado infantry; Fourth
brigade. consisting of California, Montana,
South Dakota and Wyoming troops, Colonel
Harry C. Kessler, First Montana infantry.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
CASTELAR, CREATES A STIR
Republican Leader Criticises the
Queen Regent and He May he
Prosecuted by the Government

MADRID, June Is q. NAN article
signed by Senior Emilio CASTELAR,, the dis
tinguished republican statesman, which re-
Gently appeared in the Petite Revue Inter
nacionale and which has been reproduced
in Spanish papers that are being prose-
cuted for their production, has caused a
great sensation. Senior CASTELAR, attacks the
queen regent. reproaching her with being a
foreigner and unpopular and with interior
ing unjustifiably in political affairs. He
compares her present position with that of
Queen Marie Antoinette on the eve of the
French revolution.
The matter came before the senate today,
Duke de Roca demanding the prosecution
OF CASTELAR,, and other senators expressing
in violent terms their indignation at Senior
Castelar's conduct.
Senior Capdepon, the minister of the in
terror, announced that the matter had al
ready been placed before the law officers.
Marshal Martinez de Campos described
Senior Castelar's conduct as 'idiotic" and
called upon the government to act ener-
getically. declaring that parliamentary i'm
munity must not be allowed to generate into
impunity. He said he feared the Chamber
of Deputies might refuse to authorize 4
prosecution.
The duke of Tetuan. minister of for
eign affairs in the cabinet of
the late Canovas del Castillo, and
the president of the senate, Senior
Rios, endorsed the utterances of Mar
shall de Campos. while senator's generally
eXtolled the queen regent and protested
against the obnoxious article.
Ell impartial, which represents the repub-
licans, handles Senior CASTELAR, roughly for
his "unpatriotic conduct" and reproaches
him for accepting the post of counsellor to
an English company at Algeoiras and for
working entirely in favor of foreigners"
Ell impartial hints that "senility threatens
to deprive Senior CASTELAR, of the reputation
OF a great career"
Castelar's article has had all the greater
effect because it seems to show that he has
modified his decision to retire from political
life in Difference to the wishes of those de-
string to put him forward as a possible
president of a republic.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
Chess Tournament onenr.

VIENNA, June 1.-The international chess
tournament opened at the Vienna Chess
club in this city today, when the first
round of the tournament was played In the
following order: Marco against Maroczy,
Schlechter against Halprin, Showalter
against Schwarz, Blackburn against Lipke,
Pillsbury against Caro-. Janowski against
Baird ,Schiffers against Trenchard, Tarrasch
against Burn. Alapin against Walbrodt.
and Steinitz against Tschigorin. Play was
adjourned at 2 O'Clock, the results being as
follows: Pillsbury beat Caro-, Janowski
beat Baird, Tarrasch and Burn drew and
Steinitz beat Tschigorin.
The results this afternoon were as fol-
lows: Marco and MarocZy drew; Schlechter
had to acknowledge defeat at the hands of
Halprin; Showalter defeated Schwarz
Blackburn and Lipke divided honors; Schif-
fers and Trenchard drew, and Alapin van
quished Walbrodt,
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
KEYSTONE REPUBLICANS TODAY.
Contest for Gub%ernntOriai Nomination
is Getting Warm.

~ n
liz Getting Warm.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 1.-The contest
for first place on the republican state ticket
Is as warm as the weather. William f.
Stone of Allegheny is still the favorite.
with Charles w. Stone OF Warren a close
second. John Wanamaker of PHILADELPHIA
is making a strong fight and will get a large
vote. William Connell of Scranton and ex-
Congressman John Leisenring of Hazelton
have withdrawn and their delegates will
be divided between the two Stones. Con-
nelrs ten delegates and six of Leisenring's
will vote for Colonel Stone and the balance
for C. w. Stone.
There has been little or no contest for
the other places on the ticket. General
j. 5. Goblin OF Lebanon will be nominated for
lieutenant governor. w. ]. Latta for secre-
tary OF internal affairs, Galusha A. Grow
and Samuel A. Davenport for congressman
at-large and Judge William Porter OF Phil
adelphia for superior court Judge.
United States Senator BOies Penrose OF
Philadelphia will be temporary chairman
and Major Alexander Mcdowell of Mercer,
clerk of the national house of representa-
tives, permanent chairman.
This has been one Of the busiest DAYS
OF Senator Quay's life. He has been be-
sieged by friends of the two Stones. impor-
tuning for his support. To all he said he
had taken no part in the contst and would
not. The senator will return to Washington
In the morning before the convention is
called to order.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Lame Horse Creates "a surprise on the
Oakley Course.

CINCINNATI. June i.-Sam Wagner, the
Dayton plunger, had Uncle Simon ready Tor
a killing at Oakley. but before going to the
post the horse showed signs of being lame
and the trainer. Seaton. tried to have him
excused, but the Judges refused. Then
Uncle Simon's price went from 7 to 10 .
to l., To everybody's surprise Uncle simon
In. the third race g~alloped home an easy
winner by three lengths. Tit track was
fast. Results: 49,
First race, five furlongs: Beana won, OIL
lie j second, Peleus third. Time: 1904.
Second race. six furlongs. selling: Bel
cara won; Violet Parsons second, Banner
man third. Time: 1915.
Third race, six furlongs, selling: Uncle
simon won. The Planet second, Terramie
third. Time; l:l6%.
The Star OF Bethlehem second, Flon Flon
third. Time: l:2eA. "
Fifth raee, one mile and seventy yards,
selling; Ftlibuster won, Elsina second
Kathie May third. Time: i:i7&.
sixth race, one mile and seventy yards,
Prosecutor third. Time: LAT.
81. LOUIS. June l.-Results:
First race. selling, six furlongs: Silver
Set won, Night Gown second, Minnie Mel
don third. Time: l:l5.
Second race, 2,year,olds, 1--WE ~furlongs:
Plate third. Time: l:02A.
Third race, one mile; Ed Farrell won.
Our Chance second, Libation third. Time
Fourth race, selling. one and one-stx-
second. David third. Time; i:4SA.
Fifth race, handicap. six furlongs: Nick
Carter won. Garland Barr second, Feryor
third. Time: LIS.
Sixth race. selling. one mile and twenty
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
Chicago q Great western D,,,a.ns

CHICAGO. June lat the annual meet
Ing of the Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rail
road company. held here today, a quarterly
dividend of ~ per cent on the preferred
stock payable July l, was declared. also a
dividend OF 2A per cent on the common
stock.
The following directors were elected: II.
II. Porter. NJ. J. Carpenter. o. S. Lyford, w.
w. Hillard OF Chicago; A. r. Flower, r. p.
Flower, Henry Seibert. r.. NJ. Hoe, George
5. Brewster of New York City; George II.
Hall OF Boston and J. @. English Of Dan
vile, III. The directors elected as officers
for the ensuing year: II II. Porter, chair
man OF the board; NJ. J. Carpenter, presi-
dent; o. S. Lyford. vice president; C. II.
Hillard. second vice president and treas
urer; H.. A. Rubidge. secretary. ii. II. Por-
ter, NJ. J. Carpenter. r. p. Flower, C. II.
Hillard and Henry seibert will constitute
the executive committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02

War Department Inclined ia Fill EN-
isting ReGiments to Minimum.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Adjutant Gen
eral Corbin is engaged in making up the
apportionment of troops which each state
is to be asked to furnish under President
McKinley's second call for $4,000 men. Be-
cause of an excess over their quota under
the last call some of the states will not be
asked for any additional men at this time.
So far as is possible the existing regiments
will be recruited to their maximum
strength. Some of the state governors in
their communications with the War depart
ment have manifested a decided opposition
to filling up the existing regiments, prefer
ring to recruit entirely new organizations
and in some of these cases II is believed
likely the department may yield, although
no one will make any official statement to
that effect. There is n disposition on
the part of the War department to avoid
any unseemly wrangle over the matter, but
instead to yield a point for the sake of ap-
pearances. Ample authority, it is said,
exists under the volunteer al. for the War
department to proceed on its own RESPONSE
bility with the work of recruiting without
any call on the governors to assist in that
work.
An order was issued by the War depart
ment today which provides that the organ
izations accepted and mustered into the
United States service under the presidents
call for troops would be expanded from the
$4,000 men asked for under the second call,
so that each regiment would consist of
twelve companies troops, batteries) and
each battalion (squadron) of four companies
and of the maximum enlisted strength pro-
vided for by the volunteer army act. Regi-
mental and independent battalion COM
manders are to select a recruiting party to
obtain recruits in the locality where the
organization was raised. Additional COM
panies necessary for the completion Of regi-
ments and battalions are to be mustered by
the same rules that obtained under the
presidents first proclamation.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
FRENCH CHAMBER nrassrnpLns
Government FIras Itself with Only
One Majority aud vproar Follows.

Ono Majority aud uproar Follows.
PARIS. June The Chamber Of Depu-
ties was reopcned today with a big attend
ance OF new members and the galleries
were hiled. The house proceeded to the
election OF a president. The candidates we're
MN. Deschanel and Brisson. the latter be-
ing the former president. NJ. Deschanel. a
former vice president OF the Chamber, was
the governments candidate.
The balloting resulted in a majority Of
one for NJ. Deschanel, the vote standing
277 TO 276 for NJ. Brisson. The narrow
majority caused an uproar, the radicals
loudly claiming that a bare majority OF
one did not invest Nj. Deschanei with ade-
quate authority. An angry clamor. accom-
panied by the banging of desks. ensued
and the temporary president was obliged
to suspend the sitting without the matter
being settled.
The Chamber subsequently decided on a
reballot for president Of the house.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
OTHER WESTERN LEAGUE SCORES
Pink Hnwley Celebrates the Day by
Shifting Ont ST. PnuI,

oes ~
INDIANAPOLIS, June I-Hawley shut
the Saints out today. Geers loafing on
Glascock's single, on which Glenalvin was
thrown out at third in the ninth, gave him
this credit. He moved the Saint down like
lambs. Score:
R.H.E.
Indianapolis Il 0 0 2 4 2 - 10 o
St. Paul ........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 4 l
Batteries: Indianapolis. Hawley and
Lynch; st: Paul, Phyle and Spies,
ers batted out u victory in the seventh and
eighth inning today, after the Millers had
the game we'll in hand. Score:
Milwaukee 80 o o 5 10 p 3
Minneapolis % 0 0-7 IS 3
Batteries: Milwaukee, Taylor and Speer;
Minneapolis. Menely, Norton and Dixon.
DETROIT, Mich, June detroit lost
the last of the series with the Blues in hol-
low style, Hahn being hit very hard. The
home team starts on its first western trip
tomorrow. Score:
HI
Kansas City..O 3 4 l 0 2-l3 IA 8
Detroit .......0 o 0 / 0 0 2 0 % s 2
Batteries: Kansas City. Sullivan and Will
son; Detroit, dlahn and Twineham.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
Western Association.
DUBUQUE, Ia, June l.-Score:

Dubuque ......2 0 0 o o Ali Is 3
Burlington IL 0 2 4 / 0 % IS S
Batteries: Dubuque. Carney and j.
Brown; Burlington, Hodge, Eyler and VIII
Hams.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, June L-score:
Cedar Rapids..O 0 5000 o. 10 i
Quincy ....-...0 0 2 0 900 Is s 3
Batteries: Cedar Rapids, Norcome and
Schrecongost; Quincy, Cooper and Lehman.
ROCK ISLAND, June 1.-Score:
- R.H. IL.
Rock Island. % 4 Q 4 0 Oil Q :
Ottumwa ..,...0 0 1 al 0 g 4-I0 10 3
Batteries: Rock Island, Young and
Strauss; Ottumwa, Weimer. McCreary,
Keefe and Doolin.
PEORIA, H., June 1.-Score:
- R.H-E
Peoria ..........2 0 / ! Oh 6 4
st. Joseph 100 0 4 0 0 0 / o. 6 (
Batteries: Peoria, Talbot. McGinity and
Quinn; st: Joseph, Goodel, Rothermell and
Collins.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02

KINGSTON, Jamaica, June There is no
probability of truth in the report that Vice
President Capote of the Cuban republic,
who was a passenger OIL the wrecked
steamer Belvidere. has been captured by
the Spanish. There are no Spanish gai =
risons in that part Of Cuba, and the Span
ish gunboats that were formerly patrolling
off Cape Maysi are now shut in blockaded
harbors or staying close for fear of capture.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
Temarario is Now secure.

Copyright, 1898, by the Associated Press
BUENoS AYRES. June 1.-The govern
ment OF Paraguay has informed the United
States consul at Asuncion, J. N. Rufin, who
had protested against the continued presence
of the Spanish torpedo gunboat Temarario
in Paraguayan waters, that permission had
been granted the Temarario, which is dis
abled, to remain at Asuncion under the pro-
lection OF ~Paraguay's neutrality until the
close of the war between the United States
and Spain.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
Y. NJ. q. A. secretnries In session

WARSAW, Ind, June 1.-The twenty
eighth annual conference of general secre-
taries of the Young Mems Christian asso-
Citations OF North America was called to or
der today by c. b. Willis, secretary OF the
Milwaukee, Wis. association. The session
was opened with devotional exercises. A
discussion and study OF Young Mems Chris.
ton association work in small towns occu-
pied the afternoon session. Two hundred
and fifty delegates are present.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02
,iumbcrt Complains to the popc.

LONDON, June 1.-The Berlin correspond
ent OF the Daily News says:
"A Rhenish paper publishes a doubtful re-
port that King Humbert recently wrote the
pope complaining of the attitude Of the cler-
ical party during the recent riots and re-
minding his holiness that II is the Italian
monarchy which really protects the vatican.
The pope, 1t is said, replied repudiating
the attitude of some of the clerical organs
and expressing the hope that such unhappy
occurrences would not be repeated"
Omaha daily bee., 1898-06-02

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-The steam
ship Moana arrived here this morning from
Australian ports by way of Honolulu. At
the latter place everything was in readiness
for the reception of the troops on their way
to Manila and the most elaborate prepare
tons had been made. The cruiser Charles
ton had not arrived at Honolulu when the
Moana left and none of the transports were
sighted on the trip to this city.