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Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
SPARE NO EXPENSE ON SHAMROCK.
Britishers Making n Desperate Effort
10 Capture Americn's Gun.

NEW YORK, April 17.---Major Eustace
Jameson, member of Parliament for Yves
Clare, and Ireland's foremost yachtsman,
who will be Sir Thomas Lipton's official
representative aboard the Shamrock during
the races for the Americas cup next fall, Is
in New York on a business trip, during
which he will attend to many details col-
corning the international contest.
The last thing Sir Thomas said to me
Just before leaving London" said Major
Jameson, was this: IF the Americans win
the cup 1t viii! be because they have the
better boat. l know of no finer nor more
honorable sportsmen in the world than the
Americans And that is the spirit which
Will oervade this whole event The best
boat will win.
THE secrets of the Shamrock are being
closely guarded Very few men in England
know the least thing about her.
I'VE recognize in England that you have
in Hereschof a great yacht designer and
builder, so great that We are putting forth
the best efforts Europe can produce TO beat
him. No expense is being spared in the
construction of the Shamrock. The day
she has her first run she will have cost
$3.50, 000'
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

gcauon and nutrition, a. Df, Pictce'A Colder
Medical Discovery Men and women az
fictCd with ahotiucsS of breath heart dis.
case, sulocatiun dizziness. spots before the
eyes liver pains, aud similar ailments
nave been promptly aud perfectly cured by
the Use of Golden Medical Discovery"
Thomas 4 awatts. oi sub. station c, Column
bus, ohio, hnS tuI, writes " was taken very
sick with severe headache then cramps In the
stomach. aud my food would not digest then
kidney aud liver trouble aud my back got so
weak I could SCARCELY get around At last had
all these At once, aud gave money to the doc
tors whenever thought they would do me any
good but the more doCtored the worse got
until siE years passed, l had become 80 poorly
] could only walk la the house by the aid OF /,
chair, aud got 50 thin had ritrH ~ 10 die,
thinking that could not be cured Then saw
ono Of nay neighbofS, who said Take my ad.
vice, aud Use Dr PietceA Golden Medical Dis
Coycty aud make new mRn out Of YOURSELF
The first bottle helped me aud AFTER had taken
eight was weighed aud found had gained ~
pounds. I have done more hard work In the
past eleven months than did in two years be-
fore, aud am healthy to-day and do not feel
anything like dying cannot give Or. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery too much praise"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
MAKING BRAINS.
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Brain tissue is made of albumen acted
upon by delicate molecules OF phosphate OF
potash.
These things are found in certain foods
supplied by Nature. Food experts have
made use of this knowledge to prepare
Grape Nuts, a food made up OF selected
parts of the choicest wheat and barley and
prepared in a way as near as possible like
nature handles such food to turn it into
grape-s sugar and to combine in the body,
the albumen and phosphate OF potash for re-
building the soft gray substance OF the brain
and nerve centers. Theory is worthless IL
not sustained by substantial proof.
Ten days use OF Grape-Nuts will bring
10 the user certain sense of increased
mental and nervous power, unmistakable
and welcome proof OF proper nourish-
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
GAMES OF NATIONAL LEAGUE
brooklyn Takes Revenge in Hard
Fought Gnme-PhiIndcIphin Makes
1t Three Straight.
Brooklyn, 4; boston, 1.
Philadelphia, IL; Washington, 4.
baltimore, 4, New York, I.
Louisville, 1; Chicago, o.
Cincinnati, y; PittsburG, z.

NEW YORK, April 17.-Brooklyn turned
the tables on Boston today, after another
hard tussle which was fought to the finish.
Dunn and Willis both pitched great ball,
the former holding the champions down to
one hit until the ninth. when he forced
run across the rubber by giving Lowe
free ticket. saving Boston from shut
out. Dahlen's base on balls, McGann's sin
gle, double steal another base on balls
to DAILY, McGann's pretty hit and Collins
error brought three of Hanlon's men across
the plate in the second and won the game.
Smiths hit two outs and Kelly's bounder
added another in the ninth. Dahlen again
distinguished himself in the field. Three
double plays showed how fast Boston fielded.
Attendance 5,l96. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

build 20 subway So Soon as the st.a,luHH
f0f tha subway is completed fhs u0rt p
LAYING lho now tracks ln the northwest part
Uf lho uiy viii no. commenced
Tho ely council ebs In session blI Of soc.
ioriay na board ~ equalization nul HII
tomalu I'M session hli ~ today This meet
Ink u tho board l' '0r tho purpose " listen.
Inc 90 complaints ana cquallfIug me tat on
now sidewalks loi1 in different parts ~ tho
city by Thomas Goary. SO complaints veto
nlod YESTERDAY
The street aud alley committee ~ tho
council haa secured q quantity ~ dlft from
Cash Hros. which viii be- dumped ON ], street
from Twcntloth to Twenty fourth Iu order tb
round w the roadway and MI several vash.
outs II is estimated that n viii take about
1000 cubic yards " dirt TO complete thIt
work In u satisfactory manner.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS.
Clay Pointer and The Diver, Favor
ties. Successful Mt Memphis.

MEMPHIS, April 1.-Two favorites were
successful, Clay Pointer in, the second race
and The Diver in the last Results:
First race four and one-half furlongs:
Petit Pc Waitre won Lamplighted second, Lit
Second race, one mile and twenty yards.
Branch third. Time: l4$
Third race one mile: Deblaze won,
Meadow Thorpe second, jolly Roger third.
Fourth race six furlongs, selling: Tallie
w won, Borden second, Tom Kingsley third.
Fifth race, about two miles, selling,
second, Laura May third Time: AL
Diver s" Won % Meddler gS iecond, sorrow S thru.
CiNCINNATI. April l7-Regqts:
First race, SIX furlongs, selling: Tappan
won, BEtha srI! ,,;s NeIl second, King Bermuda
Second race, four furlongs: Statlra won,
Lady Mather second, Bette r third. Time:
Third race, one mile, selling: ,Kriss Krin;
gle won, Dr.. Withrow second. Albert
Fourth race, four and one-half furIongs,
selhng: Joe. Grigsby, won, PRINCESS Maleen
second, Voh!cer third, Time: :5SaY, ,.
Fifth race, seven and one-half furlongs,
selling: John f. Vogt won, Ferene second,
Rubei third. Time; :3S,
Sixth race, one mile; selling: Dad Steel
NEW York, April 17.-Results at Aque-
First race, FIVE furlongs, selling: L,Alou.
ette won, Tyrian Odom second, Nautch Girl
Second race four and one-half furlongs:
Montanic won, Neponsett second, Specific
third Time: 56.
Third race, five and one-half furlongs,
selling: Gaze won I<irkwood second, Sweet
Caporal third Time: Loo
Fourth raca. Carter handtcap about seven
furongs: Duke OF Middlebury Won. Dr.
Parker second, Bannock third. Time:
l26 3-5. .
selling: Sadducee won. Peaceful second,
Shorehaln third Time: :56 l-5.
Sixth race, selling, about seven furiongs'
Maxine Gomez won. Tyrshena second, Ty-
ran third. Time: Los.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
omcer Cummings Reinstnted.

Officer Todd Commngs, who was suspended
pending an investigation of his conduct
Thursday night in Shannon's saloon when
he entered to arrest the proprietor and failed
to do sO was reinstated last evening, Chief
White held an investigation Monday after
noon and having examined witnesses who
were present when Cummings attempted to
make the arrest and having found nothing
reprehensible or cowardly in the officers s
conduct on that occasion, he sent the pa
trolman again to his beat exoneratel Of the
charges brought against him.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
No Strike ContcmpIntcd.

SOUTH OMAHA, April Ito the Editor
of The Bee: Permit me to state that mas
much as great deal of talk has been in
dulged in by all classes of people in the
Magic city about strike among the packing
house employees in the near future, at yester-
aay meeting of the South Omaha central
body not one local union contemplated any
trouble whatever and all were unanimous in
making an effort to dsabuse the public mind
of such an erroneous idea.
TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL,
NJ DONNELLY, Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
ProHIdes Tor LeasIns OF m. q $. LLne

AUSTIN, Tex. April 1.-THE governor
signed today, and the bill is now law. the
legislative enactment providing for the leas-
ing and operating OF the Houston Shreve-
port railroad by the Houston East West
Texas railroad, This means the cOnsolida-
tion OF a through line from Houston TO
Shreveport, La, through the parishes OF
DeSoto and Casso, La
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

PITTSBURG, April 17.-Prssiden Keenan,
of the League of American Wheelmen today
announced the appointment of William r.
Curtis as A. A L. repre-; entative on the
Racing board and Fred Gerlach as League
of American Wheelmen representative to
the International Cyclists association.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
Entertain King Oscar

PARIS, April 1.-THE Figaro this after
noon gave a brilliant reception to King Os-
car of Sweden and Norway. By special re-
quest Miss Lenora Jackson, the American
volinist formerly of Chicago, played and
was enthusiastically applauded The king
was greatly pleased with her performance
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
EIGHT FIGHTS ARE on THE CARD.
Chicken Fanciers Pit Their Pets In n
Hat HntIle,

One of the most interesting cock fights
while was pulled off in one of the local
cockpits Saturday night, There were eight
fights on the card and each proved to be
a battle from beginning TO end, The big
majority of the birds belonged to Omaha
chicken fanciers, but there. We're several
representatives, from Council Bluffs.
Local fanciers of the game fowl are pre-
pairing for quite a campaign this year IL
Is the purpose 10 pull off a number of cock
More ambitious events are slated TO take
place. however. II is the intention to ar
range tri-clty contests in which birds from
Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs
win fight 1t is quite likely also that fam
ciers will be given an opportunity TO see
birds from creator distance.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
Chicagoan is Disqualified.

LONDON. April 17.-At the National
Sporting club tonight in glove contest for
the bantam weight championship between
Pedlar Palmer of England and william
Rotchford of Chicago for stake of e200 a
side and purse of $500 Rotchford was dis
qualified in the third round for hitting low.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

Two-base hit: Bergen First base on err
bases: Brooklyn, 2, Struck out: Keeler
Stolen bases Dahlen. McGann, Dunn
First base on balls: on Dunn, 3; off Willis
?. Dopble plays: Dahlen to DAILY to Nc.
Gam; Collins to Lowe to Tenney: Lowe tc
Long 10 Tenney; Stahl to Tenney. Hit
by pitched ball: Dahlen. Time: One hour
and Andrews
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
Baltimore, &; New York. I.

BALTIMORE. April 17.-Baltmore won
today by better all-round work. Colco
| loughs bases on balls, however, together
with costly errors behind him, gave the
locals a larger score than they should have
had. The new orioles played without an
error. Attendance, 1886. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
The regular club shoot at targets was an
other good events in view of the bad wind.
IL

Some practice Is going on at the grounds
today to get the local and visiting shooters
in shape for the big shoot, which COM
mences at Lincoln tomorrow and continues
for four days Among those who will so
from this city to try for the money are
Tom and Dick Kimball, Henry Mcdonald
and Billy Townsend
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
rhiIadclnhia. 11i WnshIngton. 4.

PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-Philadelphia
made IT three straight from Washington
today by superior batting In the first
and second innings the home team made
enough runs to win, with a good margin.
Baker supplanted Dineen In the box for
the Senators in the third inning and he
eighth innings. Attendance. 2S52. Score
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
Warrant out for sullivan.

pion John L. Sullivan while here Sunday
night was compelled TO hide TO prevent arr
rest. The church people of the city swore
out warrant for the arrest OF Sullivan
on a charge of violating the law by APP
pearing in a boxing contest on Sunday.
Manager Selig Of Fishers opera house was
also charged with the offense OF conduct
ing a theater on the Sabbath. The warrant
for the arrest OF Sullivan was placed in the
eer tried TO serve il. sullivan howeyer YER
had been told of the officers coming and
he was nowhere to be- found. When the
performance was still going on Sullivan
stole quietly out of the stage entrance and
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS filed for record Monday
April H. 1899:
Warranty Deeds.
A. p. Turkey and wife to ]. E. Sea-

strom, north . feet t lot ct j, Block ii ks 3,
Resd's First add, .:,...a"4,s 525
George los lots 2$ S'''a and %, ss2nnWy.ide ny
add, and lot y, block I, Hillside
add No; saanGd and lot 81 T. block Potter
IA, block Ill, South Omaha. ............ 5000
Same TO same, lot 25, block 2 stev-
ems Place and lot 49, block 2, Jet
j. W, Mckay to N, b. Mccoy, east s.
feet of ma lot ?, block so, South o-o
r. I"s n. schark and husband to Carl ''''0
Broderdoeo, lot T. block s. Patter- ~,
FsS& sSa GoRSschel PsPn and wife to Adop6 400
Jonnscheit, nla lot lS, block SO,
South Omaha ..,...,...,.....,.....,,,, $500
schelt same, same ....,....,....,.... $500
block ], o'Neilrs snbdiv .....,..... l
WIZ let O. block II, Patricks add 1000
William Medland and wife to Central
West Investment company, lot !,
block is, Hanscom Place .,.......... 500
Quit Claim Deeds.
Union National bank TO J. p Fin
lev, lot II, block 95, South Omaha.
C, c. Manchester and husband to
Frank, Bunn lot G. block II, shulrs
I'd ada .,.,,,,,,,.',...,.,,,..,.,. $500
Deeds.
Sheriff to Bay Lombard, jr., ek OF
wis lot s, Hawes' add ,,.,..'....,.... 1910
Frank Thompson, executor, ct al to
r. j., clancy, = Of e g. feet OF n l2O
fess lot 6lpcf 5zeH KiFEwso4 q Ia, add $50
!, n l2o feet lot { block 7, same; 800
sheriff to II Z, Barker lots 6, and 49,.
sReri6 to O." wnliSm iISa Mediand. lot ''O0o
block 49, Hanscom Place ........... 72i
Total amount of transfers ,,...,.. .s23 523
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
CURTIS OUTSHOOTS HARTE
Brings Down Sixteen Out Of Twenty
Live Birds,
MATCHAT THE DUPONT GUN CLUB GROUNDS
In Regular club shoot mt Targets
Grant, Mortenson, Hnrte and curtis
Tie on Fourteen Each, out
of Possible Fifteen.

Despite the gale that was blowing all the
afternoon IN interesting shooting function
was pulled off by the Dupont Gun club Sun
day on the grounds Of the Omaha Gun club.
goodly proportion OF the club member
ship was out and their number were aug
mented by several shooters from abroad.
who were on their way to the Lincoln shoot
ana stopped off to have a little practice.
Among the visitors were: j. NJ. Higgins,
Kingsley Ia; c. Mortenson, Britt, Ia; c.
r. Andrews, Hillsdale, s. D., and L. L. Clark,
Mason City, la.
The feature OF the afternoons program
was tho long talked OF live bird match be-
tween Charley Curtis and Gus Harte. Be
sides being OF interest on account of the
rivalry between the shooters. the match was
interesting because it proved to be a hot
race and brought out some excellent marks
manship The birds we're a strong lot and
took every advantage OF the dust storm
that was blowing
Taking the wind into account, the race
was a good one. Curtis won out, with a
margin of two birds after he had made a
poor start. Harte had hard luck, losing
several birds out of bounds. The race was
fixed for twenty birds, but when that num-
Der had been disposed OF the two men were
tied and another five we're added Some
money changed hands on the result. The
score was as follows:
Harte ....... 2lO'2 2lOO2 'lOll 1902 2'lOo-1i
Curtis ...... O002O 2222O 1O2l2 2O222 02ll0-l6
Another live bird race was pulled off with
a number of entries. The score is given
more than the others because they were
tied at ten BIRDS
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
,tted for Dammanl

Cincinnati .........O 2 o 3 OO3 2 s.
Pittsburg .......u.0 2 2 0 o l. 7
Earned runs: Cincinnati, 3; Pittsburg, 6.
Two-basc hits: Stenfeldt, Schrver. Three
base hits: Williams, Lever, Selbach, Nc
Terry. Home runs: Smith, Mccarthy
Stolen bases: Se,baCh (2), CorCoran, Clarke,
McPhee. Double play: Mcbride to
Vaughan. First base on balls: of Hoffer,
2; off Dammann /; off Lever, !; off Phil
lips 3 Struck out: BY Hoffer, ]; by Dam
mann, /; by Phillips, !. Time: Two hours
and fifteen minutes Umpires Swartwood
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

made hIs way tp HE special train which
was scheduled tu pun out az u O'Clock fur
victoria Dnccrs were W The depot in Rr.
rest MIN but he took refuge iu the engine
ana thus Uludod his putHurra sullivan
donncd the Rarb of an engineer Ht tho
dooot ana was at the throttle when the
Irn.n NM nI ONT
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
CHICAGO,

Green, Chance, Wolverton. Two-base hits:
Cnngman, Powers. Sacrifice hits Decker
Ritchey First base on balls: OFF Magee, 2;
off Phyle. 3. Struck out: By Magee, l.
Double play: Ritchey to Decker to Powers.
Left on bases: Louisville, 4; Chicago, 4.
Time of game: One hour and forty-tive
minutes. Umpires: Burns and Smith.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

Games for today: Boston at Brooklyn
New York at Baltimore; Philadelphia al
Cleveland at st. Louis; Chicago at Louis.
Vile.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

, Stolen bases: Magoon, McGraw q, Two
base hit: Brodie. Sacrifice hits: Robinson,
Lachance. Double plays: McGraw to La
chance; Grady to Davis; Hartman to VIII
son. First base on balls: off Nops, /; off
Colcolough. 8. Hit by pitched ball: BY Col
colough, /. Struck out BY Nops, 3. Passed
balls: Robinson, !. Left on bases: Balti-
more, 6; New York, 2. Earned runs: Balti-
more, l. Time of game: Two hours UNI
DireS EmSlie and Belts
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

experience 81 chief
cunsuliiug physi, lhu
60 the Invalid
Hotel and NufEiral
In atiiuir iu UUHbin,
y y hr has treated
mufr than half 4
mtlliun pvUfi, With
" f,gufl N ninety
eight pufrs in rtytv
hundred rhsthgufy
held hy ~ rtrf,r
that the stomach ts
the chief breeding
place ut disease is
ahundautly hutur
ont hy the success
nf his treatment
which II Addressed
primarily Co the
stomach aud other
Organs ~ digraiiuu
and nutrition
No utlirt medicine
acts 80 powerfully
and a. perfectly On
the stomach aud
other organs " 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
LouisyilIe. g: Chicago. o.

LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE mastery
pitching of "Bill'' Magee and the support
accorded him by his fellow players took the
Orphans down to defeat today. Attendance,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
Cincinnati, y; Pittsburg, z.

CINCINNATI, April lL-Three OF the
visitors were thrown out at the plate to-
day and this explains their defeat Nc
Brides fielding and throwing were a fea-
ture Hoffer was injured in the third in
ming in collision with Mcbride on the
first base line and retired in favor OF
Lever. Attendance, 2,096. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

There is to-day tfyinF need ~ 'ef
ofmttiuH in thF tfratmFNt nf the holy
tn, Issis ut iHis reformation " to hc found
iH thr thesis Hf uf v y risfDr lis.
eases whiUh Originate iu the stomach ma
D. cured thtuugh the stomach '
a.. fH.. Ft.sH. sHaFa Of Htays.t.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
Fair Outlook for Crops.

This then Is the position OF the market in
prospect of the ease of money and the gen
orally healthy conditions which may be eN-
pected to prevail for the next few months.
The crop prospects are watched with much
interest as bearing on the course of the mar
ket for the next four months. As yet, how
ever, the probabilities as to the next harvest
are too indefinite to have much influence in
wall street. So far as respects the winter
wheat crop, the outlook. at the moment, is
somewhat unfavorable, one authority of
some standing having interpreted the gov
ernment April report as meaning a crop OF
about so, 1000, 900 bushels less than that of last
year. This symptom Is no more than might
be expected from the severe winter and the
cold and wet opening of the spring; there is
however, ample time for an Improvement in
the weather which would materially increase
the output, especially the acreage is es-
timated to exceed that of last year by about
II per cent Besides, there Is every prOba-
bility that, in the event Of probable de-
crease in the winter sown crop the area of
spring wheat would be increased. We are.
however, making comparison with a year of
unprecedentedly large wheat crop, so that,
even should the output show decrease com
pared with 1898, it would probably still ex-
ceed that OF any year previous to 1898. AS
conditions now stand, therefore, there is u
fair prospect OF another agricultural year of
great abundance, with continued large earn
ings for the railroads. large exports of food
products and the continuance of an import
ant excess of exports except so far it may
possibly be limited by an increase of imports
consequent upon the growing prosperity OF
the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18

Under these general conditions It Is not
easy TO find any bear" elements in the Wal
street situation as 1t now stands. Rather,
the position favors the prospects of a strong
market and a bullsh tendency in specula-
tion until the fall months. Beyond that
period, however, there are monetary posi-
bilities which will need to be watched. There
are very evident symptoms that the supply
OF circulation is falling short of the require
ments of our largely increased business. II
Is true there has been an increase OF the
money in actual circulation, the amount hay-
to $1,927, 500, 900 on the first OF this month
a gain of Sl7l 500, 900, but OF this increase
SIP 900 has consisted Of gold, which is
almost entirely unavailable for active use in
trade, so that we may say the increase in
the form OF money available for retail trans
Omaha daily bee., 1899-04-18
cross. ss....1 iDincen. DO 10 @
rlati p.... % Of hker. r..,O o o !
Tptals....u is " II sIradion, sb. { o
Totals g "a 70 4
'Batted for Baker
Philadelphia ....... Q 3 2 Ill
Washington ...,... o o o D 3 J.


bases: Cooley, Thomas. Laioie. Dclchanty,
Flick Two.base hits: Thomas, Lajoic,
Mcfarland, Davis, Dnecn Sacrifice hit:
o. Brisu, Double pay; Casey to Davis.
First base on balls. on Piatt I; of Din
Davis Struck out; by Platt /; by Dneen,
.. by Baker l. Passed BALI Mcclure.
wild pitch; Piatt Left on bases: Phila-
dephla, q Washington, 10. Time: Two
hours. Umpires: Hunt and Connolly.