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Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
Welsbach burners at Bixbys. Tel. 1913.
Scientific optician. wollman. 400 Br'dway.
RESULTS ON THE running TRACKS.
Ethelbert Wins broadway Stakes by
Dash at the Finish.

Dash at the Finish.
NEW YORK. June 1O-A feature of to-
days racing at Gravesend was the Rroad =
way stakes, in which the 3-year-old Ethel
bert was slight favorite. A furong from
the finish Ethelbert came with a rush and
won easily by a length and a half from
Halftme who was three parts of a length
In front of Filigrane.
In the Greater America stakes of $l2 500
Modrine was the favorite, with His Royal
Highness and Vulcain equal second choices
Nulcain brought up the rear at least a six
teenth behind the others. 1t looked hope
stretch, but he came through the field and
won by a head from Missionary who
showed sthow almost as great a burst of speed in
First race, six furongs: Jeannotte won
Biarney Stone second. Imperator third
Second race mile and quarter: War
rent9n won, Candle Black second, Lakeland
third .h, Time: 2:0l1a.
longs: Yulcain won, Missionary second
MGMeekin third. Time: l:O21a.
Fourth race broadway, one and one-six-
ond, Filgrane third Time: 1:47%
Fifth race five furlongs, selling Media
won, Big Sun second, Mollie Newman third
Sixth race, mile and one-slxteenth, selling,
EStaca Won, Maze second, Howard Mann
ST. LOUIS. June lO-John w. schorr &
sons MeadowthorPe eeverly won the Mer-
Ildul SAiheS, Il SelllnS sweepstakes, worth
LOCO, at one mile, the principal event on
me card at the fair grounds today. Re-
First race. selling, one mile: Wilson won,
TruXillo second Ofiicial third. Time: llSla
Second race, five furlongs: Aberdale won
GS,htlckamauga second, Ned Dennison third.
Third race one mile and half, selling;
Montedinico won, Sadie Levy second,
Demosthenes third Time: 2:Sf5a..
Fourth race, six furongs; Richard j won,
lI9i4.
Fifth race, Meramec stakes selling,
sweeps takes, one mile: Meadowthorpe won,
Dr. sheppard second, La josephine third.
Sixth race, six and half furlongs, sell
ling: Jerry Hunt won, Sam Lazarus Esq,
SECOND, Tromhone third. Time l2s.
CINCINNATI, June l0-Results:
First race, six and one-half furlongs:
Frank Wagner won, Assassin second Nell
Second race, five and one-half furlongs:
Lieutenant Gibson won. John Yerkes sec
ond, Barney f third Time l:llA
Third race, mile, selling: Fatherland
won Nictorine second, Richardson third,
Fourth race, mile and one-sixteenth. the
Cincinnati hote. handicap, 3-year-Ods and
upward, value $3.50: Spirituelle won. Bat
ten second, Samovar third. Time: / l:49%
Fifth race six and one-half furlongs:
Bon Jour Won, Corialis second, jamie Clay
third. Time: :25.
Sixth race mile selling: Monadour won.
kunja second, The Elector third. Time:
la ... ....- -.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
OPENING OF Y. N. c. A, PARK
Grsndstsnd Full Of People Who Are Vel
Entertained.
PROGRAM or SEVENTEEN GOOD EVENTS
Edgar Dyer, Council BLUFFS High
school BOY, wins Four Firsts
and One sccond-Other
Good Performances.

The opening OF the Young Mems Christian
Association park yesterday afternoon was
very auspicious AFFAIR as the grandstand
was packed with people and the events
were all good.
The star OF the afternoon was a Coun-
Gil Bluffs High school boy, member OF the
Bluffs foot ball team, who had no diff
Guilty at all in winning four firsts and a
second. His name is Edgar Dyer and
he is one of the neatest performers that
ever entered the field. The way he took
the hurdles in the 22O-yard hurdle was
worth going a long way to see and If he
had been pressed little harder would have
come up near the record.
The bicycle numbers were all interesting,
especially the five-mile handicap, which was
remarkably well handicapped, considering
the fact that these are the first races Of
the season. II Bergholm and the other
scratch men had stuck together and assisted
one another a little more by changing pace
they would have been in a better position
for the final squirt. The Omaha High school
band did we'll during the gaps and showed
great Improvement since its last appear
ance.
The trick riding of Gordon was we'll re-
ceved but the track was hardly fast enough
for George Meerstein to make much of a
track record. The summary is as follows:
First event 1OO-yard dash: First heat, b;
LPke q pavsen G Tyst RyfF W b.
second Final, loO-yard dash, b. G. Leake
first. first E S,d Dysr second p c. Dawson third
second event, one mile novice, bicycle: G
4 MsRs MGRE tbrd tbTstd & Time NJ PSFEGsi SGs second
Third event shotput Chandicap): p, G.
Division, handicap of seven feet. first
Otto Hagel second L. A: Smith third
Fourth event, half-mile, bicycle (scratch): /:
Frank Gay first, r. B.rgholm second, j. w.
Ruan third Time: l:l4 3-5
CAPT. Et'n Earl eTi' % PainteF first, s W % a. MoEi-
roy second Height s feet inches. -.
man Lehmer first, William Parker second
Time: O:O2:22.
Seventh event one mile. bicycle Cham
EflHltS'seS; Eany second. Time: ii Si o;6a:42 ~
Eighth event, hammer throw Chandic2pl:
l.. A. Smith first, Otto Hagel second. Dis
Mint Ninth event, 22O-yard hurdle Cscratchl:
Edgar Dyer won, Up. c. Dawson second.
Tenth event, pole vault (handicap): B. G.
Leake first Earl Painter second. Height:
Eleventh event. 440-yard dash (handcapl:
Edgar Dyer first p. c. Dawson second.
twelfth event, one mile unpaced, against
time: l.; Sawyer, 2:4l %; George Crane,
jr 2ss 80; August BsTsholma' S5a 2i3 -
cap: Edgar Dyer first, H. Bevins second.
Time: 0:24.
Fourteenth event, running broad jump
(handicap): Edgar Dyer first Distance:
10 feet 81 inches.
Fifteenth event, five-mile bicycle (handi-
cap): u. Sawyer first c. j. Parrot sec
ond. Time: 1921.
Sixteenth event, one mile run (handicap):
George Daley first, Herman Lehmer sec
ond, William Parker third. Time 5:36.
Seventeenth event, George Meierstein
against time, unpaced: One-half mile,
/ 10 2-5: quarter mile, 0:31 4-5.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
Scientific Problems
How the Progress of the 10Th
Century Has Solved
Them.
Miracl es of the Past But the Com
monplaces of Today.

The unlimited experience of the professors
of the State Electro Medical institute of this
city. 1908 Farnam street. coupled with
scientific knowledge of medicines and dis
eases has taught them to believe beyond
doubt that no one kind of treatment or
medicine can cure a person suffering with
complicated disease, but with their new and
improved system of combined electrical and
medical treatment they have been able to
cure permanently every form Of chronic and
nervous troubles, and the writer became
thoroughly convinced in his interview with
physicians OF this institute that there is
cure in store for all persons suffering from
any complicated or obstinate case, no matter
OF how long standing. All forms of linger-
ing diseases must OF necessity yield to the
skill and science of this new method Of
treatment, and the records shown the writer
were positive proof that by this system
thousands OF persons afflicted with diseases
of this nature have been permanently cured,
although previously considered beyond medi
cal aid by many OF the most distinguished
medical professors. The physicians Of this
institute do not offer their services and
treatment to relieve you for short time,
but TO give lasting and pronouncedly per-
manent cure, entirely cleansing the system
OF all trace of the disease. So desirous are
they to demonstrate TO every afflicted per-
son the advantages and peculiaTities OF their
original system of combined treatment that
they extend an invitation TO any physician
or specialist to bring the most stubborn case
in their charge for treatment under their
improved system. thus showing oonclusiyely
that they are able to prove beyond any
doubt that they are in all respects better
equipped and qualified to give to every suf-
ferer far better and more scientific treatment
than can be obtained elsewhere.
This at least was the conclusion arrived
at by the representative of this paper after
a visit TO the offices. After careful study
and investigation into the merits of the
combined treatment Of the State Electro
Medical institute he quickly came to the
conclusion that cures could be effected by
their treatment in the most stubborn cases
even after all else has failed.-AdY.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
Pennsylvania student Does Good
Morls NJ New York Meet.

NEW YORK, June 1O.-The sixty-second
series of athletic games of the New York
Athletic club was held this afternoon at
Travers Island, and over 5000 persons wit
messed the contests.
A. c. Kraenzlein Of the University of
Pennsylvania won the high and low hurdles
and the broad jump without any undue
22O Yards dash With the respectable allow
ances of four and half and eight yards
The finish of the .quarter-mile handicap
was very exciting. MaXey Long of the New
York Athletic club was scratch man and
put up a beautiful race. Frank Stevens of
Columbia university, with an allowance Of
eight yards, held Long pretty safely until
they reached the homestretch, where a
desperate effort was made by both men and
about six inches ahead Of Long, who in
turn was several feet ahead of Captain
Fisher of Ya,e, who ran under the colors
of the New York Athletic club. The time,
O:45 20 was good under the conditions.
The one-mile handicap was won by Alex
ander Grant, a scratch man, who defeated
Spotzer and Smith of YAH.
John Flanagan was scratch man in the
hammer throwing contest which was a
throw of 1856 feet inches.
Summaries:
by g. Dupee, Yale, Az yards, A, p, Kent,
unattached yards, third, Time 900 as,
p Arnold ru W. s 4. g., 40 20 yS ysrds so'Hs Fl
Marvel, X. A. q, scratch, second d. j.
Brennan =. A. c., 40 yards, third. Time;
1857 2-5
i2O-yard hurdle on grass Chandicap): Won
by A. c. Kraenzlein, University of Penn
sylyania, scratch; j. j. Peter Yale. second;
s; X, Thomas ~ Y. A, C., yards, third
44O-yard run Chandicap): Frank r. Stay-
ems, Columbia u is yards, won; N. W.
n. Y. A. c., third. Time O:49 %
One-mile run (handicap); Won by Alex
ander Grant, scratch; c, B. Spitzer n. Y.
A. c., twenty yards. second; II. Smith hf-
teen yards, third. Time: O:0i:2S 10
- Running broad Jump gggn92nd,leaa.p); Won
third, c. NJ. Cady, Yale, fifteen inches.
Pole vault: Won by w. E Selin, Yale,
actual vault of II feet inches; r. G.. Clapp
Yale, scratch. II feet ! inch, second; John
BALI; New York Turnverein. u inches
third.
Running, high jump: Won by J p; Ser,
Berkeley and ! X, Baxter Of Z. of p.
cleared feet ia inches and after tossing a
coin for the second honOrs Spraker won.
Throwing siXte n-pOund hammer (handi-
cap): Won by John Flanagan, y. Y. A. c.,
scratch, distance, 1856 feet ~ inches; second,
Robert Garrett, jr., \. Y. A. c.; third, ".
d. Henuen, ~ y. A g.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
Big Event on Rife Range.

DUBUQUE, Ia, June 1O.-The tourna-
ment of the Central Scheutzenbund of
North America, to be held here June 22-25,
promises. to be one of tine largest sport
shooters from various points hetwsen the
Ohio river and the Pacific coast will con-
test for the 5000 or more offered In prizes.
The association includes thirty-five
societies with a membership of nearly 1000
Besides representatives from each of them,
the Zettler Rifle club of Greater New York
will send a team, as will the Hartford
Rifle club of Hartford, Conn. The most
interest will center in the main, or honor
society will send a team of six to contest
for society honors, the one making the
banner trophy.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
Primaries ut Red Oak.

RED OAK, Ia, June 1O,-(Special Tele-
gram 1.-The Montgomery county republican
primaries, which are equivalent to an cleo
tion, were held today. Hon. r. E. Cook,
an avowed Cummings man, was up for third
term against C. T. Stratton. the Grand Army
of tho Republic candidate. The county is
for Gear and Stratton was nominated by a
strong majority. r. NJ. Roberts, an old SOL
der and ex-cerk OF the court, was nom
mated for treasurer. William Thomas and
Thomas McCulloch were chosen for sheriff
and superintendent of schools respectively,
without opposition. The vote was light in
the farming districts.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
Lost, large silver pin, Two horse heads.
A liberal reward will be paid if returned to
The Bee office
Bottoms Domestic is the genuine.
knights of Khornssan,

The parade which preceded the institution
Of Shadukiam temple Dramatic Order OF
Knights of Khorassan, last night attracted
large crowds on the streets. The Pythan
knights were attired in the most grotesque
of costumes and every knight in the parade
had his features ornamented by nasal ap-
pendage that was longer and redder than
that made famous by Cyrano de Bergerac
The ceremonies at the temple lasted until
near midnight, there being close upon 100
tyros to be led across the burning deserts
Of the Sahara. The festivities were brought
to close by an elaborate banquet at the
Grand hotel, which was not concluded until
daybreak was peeping through the windows.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
Davis sells paint.
LONETr RECEIVES TESTIMONIAL
Remembered by Employees of Council
bluffs halfway and bridge Co.

Remembered by Employees of Council
Bluffs Railway and bridge Co.
Employees of the different departments of
the Omaha & Council Bluffs Railway and
Bridge company yesterday presented Israel
Lovett, who recently resigned as chief cleo
trician of the company, with the following
testimonial:
"Mr. Israel Lovett City: Dear Sir and
Friend-We, the employees of the Omaha &
Council Bluffs Railway and Bridge COM
pany, have learned with deep regret Of your
resignation as chief electrician of this COM
pany, which position you have so ably filed
from the time of the inception of the or
ganization.
1--WE unite in expressing to you at this
time our high appreciation of your generous
and manly treatment of these who have
worked under your supervision or with
whom you have come in contact. We wish
you, therefore. to accept this as the sincere
and heartfelt tribute we pay to those quail
ties of manhood fairness and gentlemanly
courtesy which have endeared you to us. We
earnestly hope that your future career may
be one of uninterrupted success, as we con-
tdently believe that your merit will win
higher renown in days to come than it has
in days gone by"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
Total ...,,.,................... 81
Bowling analysis:
overs. Maidens. Runs. Wkts


LEXINGTON, KY, June 1O-The $50 900
program of the Kentucky Trotting Breed
ers eT association for It's October meeting
piled the following: Kentucky futurity,
for foals of 1896 value Sl6 900. ninsty en-
tri5s Kentucky futuEity, foals of 1897
value 5000, siXty-eight entriss; Transly-
Vania, 213 trotters, value $4,000. tw.nty-
%aue TH seveeen Apsb9n
stake, 21O trotters. value $1,000, thlrty-one
entries; Walnut Hall Park cup trotters
value 5000, fOrtY-one entries: Bluegrass
stakes, 2:l9 trotters, value $1,000 forty-four
entries.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11

ing assured that neither his son nor Fitz-
simmons had sus tained serious injury, he
said:
ITS just as l said some time ago when
l was asked for an expression as to the
coming battle; the Lord was in the fight
He was with Jim and of course Jim won"
Mrs. Jeffries was delighted that her son
had won and Immediately sent the following
to him:
"I am glad you have won the victory you
have worked so hard for MOTHER"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11

LONDON, June 1O.-Round ten of the
Berger system served for the pairing Of the
ninth round of the int irrational chess tour
nament today as follows: Cohn against
Tinsey: Schlechter against Tschigorin:
Showalter against Mason; Janowski against
blackburn; Pillsbury against Lasker; Lee
against Bird, and Steintz and Maroczy had
byes. At adjournment at 4;3O p. m. Cohn
had lost his game to Tinsley and Mason
had disposed of Showalt'r. All the other
games were adjourned the positions be-
ing even on all the boards.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
No One saved From Schooner.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. June 1O.-The
life-saving crew remained all night near the
wreck of the three -masted schooner George
A. Howes, which capsized during storm
yesterday.
The Little Egg harbor life-saving station
reports that so far as it has learned from
that point no member from the ill-fated
craft has been saved. The Howes carried
nine men. Today a yawl boat. evidently
from the wreck. washed ashore, There were
no oars or anything in the boat to show
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
SAYS TIE LORD WAS ON JIM,s SIDE.
Father of New Champion Talks on
the Fight.

Los ANGELES, Cal, june l0.-Whon a
rep -rter called at the home of champion
Jeffres' father in East Los Angeles late
at night he found the lights out and the
family asleep, After some time the fam
ily was aroused and came down TO hear
the news Of the fight Mr.. Jenrles who
Is preacher, and who does not approve
Of his sons profes sion, did not appear
elated over the result though he asked
night ended and II any one was hurt. Be
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
Enlorsc Senator Gear.

ATLANTIC, Ia, June 10.-(Special Tele-
gram)-At the republican convention to-
day Hon. N. NJ. Baker was renominated for
representative, ]. p. Hill for sheriff, T. w.
Brown for treasurer and l. d. Johnson for
county superintendent The convention
unanimously adopted strong resolutions for
the support and return OF Hon. John II.
Gear to the United States senate.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
FarreIrs Old settlers Defeat stars.

Yesterday afternoon on the West Omaha
Stars by a score Of 8 to 6. The features
were the pitching of Lawless and the
catching Of String for the Old Settlers
only two hits wers made off Lawless. The
Old Settlers would like to hear from any Of
the iobbing houses for Saturday afternoon
games.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
SmnIIpox Mt Iown CITY.

IOWA CITY, Ia, June 1O.-(Special Tele-
gram "A case of smallpox was discovered
in Iowa City today, Lincoln Pope, a painter
who has been living near LeClaire. coming
homo sick with it Thursday night. DR.. j. C.
Shrader of the State Board of Health had
the patient taken to the pest house and
the family of ts parents and all others eX-
posed have been rigidly uuarantined.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
SECOND SHUT-OUT OF ST. LOUIS
Callahan Shows Fine Form and Holds
the Saints Down to
Four Hits.
Chicago, 3; st. Louis, o.
Pfttsburg, 6-5; Louisville, IA.
Boston, 3; New York, 4.

CHICAGO, June 1o.-Callahan was in
great form today and for the second time
this season shut st. Louis out, allowing
it but four scattered hits. Chicago earned
one run in the sixth, scoring two more in
the eighth on little hitting and fearfully
wild throws by Wallace and Young At
tendance, 6,400. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
Racing ON English Turf.

LONDON. June 1O.-The American
jockey, l.. Reiff won the Landport auction
at the Lewis spring meeting today. This
event is Of 200 sovereigns for 2-year-o,ds
purchased at public auction in 1898. The
betting was to against the Frivoli geld
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
ST. LOUIS.

Earned runs: CHIcagO, T. Let on bases:
Heidrick. Three-base hit: Mertes Sacri-
flee hit Wolverton. Stolen base: VOL
verton. Double plays: Demont to McCor-
mick to Evertt Green to Nichols to Ever
it, Blake to OConnor. Struck out: BY
Callahan. 2; by Young, 2. Bases on balls:
and fifty-five minutes. Umpires: Swart-
wood and Warner,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11

innings pohcny gave as pretty am cxh'bi-
uon " pilchng 1s was vcr seen ON the
ana gave thros bases ON balls forcing
run. and in the ninth scui three men 90
bases The Giants got uli their runs bN
timely batting. Grady was iujur and Will
be out of the game Tor some time. Attend
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11

LONDON, June 10-The Australian
crcketers, in their match with Cambridge
university, were all out today In their first
inning for i3G runs.
The Australians won by ten wiCkets.
The Cambridge players in their second
innings were all out for l22 runs.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
STAND Up FOR CITYS RIGHTS


1890. Sunday school will be at noon and
Christian Endeavor society service at 7:30.
Rev r. Venting, pastor Of the First Bap-
tlst church. will take as the subject of
his sermon this morning, "a Cure for Self
ishness" In the evening his theme will
be, "Out OF Place" Chlldren's day exer-
cisos will be held at Bethany chapel at s
o'clock p. M
Chilirens day exercises will be held at
the First Christian church this evening un-
der the direction of the pupils of the Sun
day school At the morning service the
pastor, Rev S NJ Perkins will take as
the subject for his sermon, THE Two Emil
grants"
The fourth quarterly meeting services will
be held at the Fifth Avenue Methodist
church today. In the evening Rev. D. c..
Franklin, presiding elder OF the district.
will preach and conduct the sacramental
service. The pastor, Rev. G. p. Fry, will
preach at 1890 a. m, Sunday school will
be held at noon, Junior league meeting at
3 p. m. and Epworth league meeting at
Z p. m.
Rev Alexander Litherland, pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian church, will preach this
morning on Christian Education, the Ideal
for Youth" The annual chlldren's day ex-
ercises will be held in lieu of the even
ing services.
At the Broadway Methodist church there
will be preaching both morning and evening
by the pastor, Rev. Myron C. Waddell. The
evening discourse will he memorial sermon
for the knights of Pythias. Sunday school
and league meetings at the usual hours.
THE Healing of Simon Peters Mother
in-Law'' will be the subject of Rev. ]. w.
Wilson's sermon this morning at the First
Congregational church. Evening worship
will be at 8 o'clock, with a short sermon
on "The Hidden Life" Other services will
be at the usual hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
Cudahy Team Wins.

The Cudahy base ball tam defeated
team from the stock yards yesterday after
noon at South Omaha by score OF IA to
5. The features Of the game were m bat
ting Of Nelson and the pitching OF McCale.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11

Kodol Dyspepsia cure completely digests
food within the stomach and lntestines and
renders all classes Of food capable Of being
assimlated and converted into strength Civ
ing nnh iLasmu hmlldinE smks.nnces.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
sHARKEY CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Says Jenries Must Defeat Him 10 Get
the Iitle.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1O.-Tom Shar-
key has Issued statement In which he
d clares he is "still the champion heavy
have to dispose Of him before laying aim
to that title He thought Jeffries had
greatly improved.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11

The game of cricket yesterday afternoon
at Twentieth and Emmett streets was be-
tween teams captained by Bate and Simms.
Bate managed to send Colonel Simms back
to Council Bluffs a sadder and wiser man,
but the score below tells all about the
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11

yukon Girls versus Net Bros.

The Yukon Girls of Paxton e Gallagher's,
and attempt to pull the Metz Brothers
down notch or so this afternoon on the
old Fort omaha grounds. Game called at
3 o'clock sharp. The lineup will be as fol-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11

There is time for all things. The time to
take DeWtts Little Early Risers is when
you are suffering from constipation, bilious
ness sick headache, indigestion or other
stomach or liver troubles. They never grippe.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11

that 30 had been recently occupied. The
crew % the Barncgat station returned from
the schooner later en- the day. having found
no trace Of the sailors. As the wreck Is
tn the path OF the coastwise shipping there
is a bare possibility Of the wrecked ships
crow having been picked Up.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-11
Pittsburg, 6-b, Louisville, ii.

PITTSBURG, June 10.-Pittsburg cap
tured two games from Louisville today.
The first was easy. Tannehill keeping the
hits, scattered and the errors We're not
after the second and had good support.
Phllippi was rather puzZling, but the To-
calls got their hits when needed. Attend
ance. 900. Score.