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Washington stock exchange.

Substituted States 3's, coupon s500@
107 SIS; Metropolitan r. R., convertible
6's: $1,000@155; National Safe Deposit and
tion: 20@S4 3-s. 20@S4: Metropolitan r.
R.: 10@156, 5G15s; United States Electric
Light: 10@152: Mergenthaler Linotype:
10@1SS, 16@1S7 3-4, 2561S7 1-2, 12M1S7. 10
@1S6 IL; Lanston Monotype: 11616 ia.
100@16 1-2. 2oo616 So, 1OO@1s IS; Amer
lean Graphophone. preferred 50613
Pneumatic Gun Carriage: 100641cts. AZ
ter call-United States Electric Light.
Cert: s5,o00@105; Riggs Fire Insurance:
606S.
The evening times., 1899-01-20
Handbifl Advertising.
(From the Toledo Bee.)

You can't get results out OF hantbill or cir
eular advertising. A handbill has 10 character.
1t ofends- TIE housewife doesn't like some in
truder to throw waste paper in her yard OF on
the porch. And mighty few handbills are read.
They are not kept around the house for reference.
They go into the waste basket. Ask the womef
about this and see il we are not right
The evening times., 1899-01-20

The daily chronicling of the advances in
stock prices can be varied very little. For
weeks there has been almost the same
story of steady advances, with almost no
chance for changes in the history. The
bears with their continued predictions of
elimination and a reaction make the
only minor chord. And this also is little
altered. This mornings opening was at
an advance Of from half a point to a full
point, with trading well distributed
through the grangers, the Pacific stocks
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A clearing Of boys clothing.
Bows all-wool suits, S2.49.

A lot of boys strictly all-wool chew
lot and cashmere suits in variety OF
the smartest patterns shown this sea-
son-splendidly tailored and finished
for S249
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80 dozen zoe and 81 shirts. 3se

That's all that remain of the i'm
mense purchase which set the who
town talking-and tomorrow they go
on sale at 33c- These are the best
quality pereales, in a goodly array of
desirable colorings and patterns
newest spring -sescts- ThE -Gf the
same shirts other stores are selling at
I5c and s1-and it's hardly possible
you'll ignore the great saving.
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Covert cloth suits. $500.

lot of ladies' fashionably tailored
suits of covert clOth-jackets are silk
lined-and skirts are full -faring-made
in the most stylish maner-garments
that cost $3.50 al the least-go now
for $3.50.
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15c for mems 25c and 39c neck
wear

\ hundred dozen mems silk and sat
in band bows and tecks came to us at
great eoncession-and we are prompt
to share our good fortune with you
Other stores have a right to remain at
standstill until every one of these
ties is sold-for no one can possibly
match the offering. These are the
Identical ties for which you have al
ways paid 25c and see everywhere
the patterns and effects are the very
same An immense variety of attrac-
tive patterns to pick from-and the
choice Of any for only 15c.
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dc for soc rubbers.

Well offer the regular SOC ladies'
best quality rubbers. in high-cut style
for 21c a pair.
15c tan combination shoe polish, &C.
Csc ladies' blk. overgaiters. Sc pair.
75c mems house slippers, SIC pair.
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BOYS recfers. 500.

The choice of tableful of boys
blue chinchilla REFERS with storm and
velvet collars-made in the smartest
styles-well lined and finished-for
81 49, yiatA
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Brilliantine waists, 99c.

lot of plain brilliantine waists,
made in the newest effects perfect fit
ting, and finished in style that ranks
with the best dressmaker's work-for
s9c each.
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Mems 75c underwear. 29c.

4 hundred dozen mems shirts and
drawers, in fleece-lined Random wool
or derby ribbed-full cut and splendid
finished-form fitting-and the usual
zoe sort-will go tomorrow for 39c .
garment
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Bows suits. 99c.

A lot of boys knee pants suits, made
Of good, durable material, plenty good
enough for any boy to romp and play
in-in patterns best able to withstand
hard seryice-for g9c each.
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Hechts' Greater Stores.
Hechts' Greater Stores.
A startling shoe sale.

And now come the greatest values offered in shoesby
U.S. other house. Half different lines well
known shoe manufacturers stock have been closed
putting possession
by far.
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Cutting deep into wraps, suits, skirts, etc.
Fig. bril-. skirts. s1.19.

A lot of figured briIliantine skirts,
splendid for everyday wear-these are
perfectly finished-and lined
have desirable hang-and all the evi-
dences of their careful workmanship
for S1.19 each.
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9Sc for ladies' s1.9s shoes.

720 pairs of ladies' fine glazed kid
yamps and fine allwool cloth-top shoes
long vamps, calf patent leather tips
-nobby toes-sizes 3 to Ia regular
S1.9S value-for 9Sc a pair.
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Taffeta silk skirts, S4.9S.

A lot of black and coIored taTeta
silk undeTskirts, with wide ruffie and
fOunce-made in the best manner
very stylish-wilI be offered for 81 9S.
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Kersev coats. S3.9S.

A lot OF black kersey coats. all silk
lined, made in the nObbiest Effects
splendidly tailOred-go for SOS
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97c for mems So shoes.

266 pairs of mems 3-sole- solid Ieath-
er lace shoes, tip or plain t0es-exten-
sion edge-seamless yamps-sizes s to
1o-which are cheap at S2-for 97c a
pair.
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u LIE mems hose. &c.

A lot of a hundred dozen mems half
hose. fast black, full seamless-ster-
ling Quality-which never sod for any
less than u 1-2c a pair-for only &c a
pair
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Bows REFERS. 99c.

A lot OF boys good durable blue
chinchilla REFERS, bound with braid
and trimmed with natty brass buttons,
plaid lined-wilI be offered for 99c.
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Neck stoles. S1.99.

A lot of imitation stone msrten fur
and mink neck stoles. trimmed with
full number of tails-for only s1-SS.
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ChiId's coats. so.9S.

a lot of children's rough cloth reef
ers. in all sizes. for well dressed little
girls-made in the most desirable
style-prettily trimmed-for S2-9S.
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Atwood serge skirts. S1.9S.

Ladies' stylish skirts Of aH-wool
serge. in both black and blue-fast
coIor-and splendid wearing sort that
will give the greatest satisfaction.
Made and lined in painstaking style
nicely finished. Go at 81 9S each
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Collaretfes. S3.9S.

Electric seal collarettes. with tabs.
trimmed with heads and tails-lined
with satin-a very stylish lot OF gar
ments-go for S3.9S.
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Al-WOol skirts. Sge.

A lot of ladies' good quality. all
wool skirts. in mixed effects-made in
the most thorough manner. we'll lined
and bound-for sec each
The evening times., 1899-01-20
Atwood pants, 25C

Boys strictly allwool knee pants, in
a variety of very attractive effects
well made and strongly re7enforced-
will go for 25c a pair.
The evening times., 1899-01-20
Bows golf caps. 12c.

Boys strictly allwool golf caps, in
a great variety of the nobbiest effects
to be found-some with slide bands,
and others plain-regular 25c and soc
sorts for 12c each.
The evening times., 1899-01-20
BOYS, ton coats. 81 9S.

A lot of boys brown kersey and tan
covert cloth top coats. with velvet or
plain collars-very stylish garments
will be offered for s2gS
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Bro. satin skirts 81 HS

A lot of fashionable brocaded satin
skirts, made in the newest styIe-in
rich looking designs-perfeetly tai.or-
ed-for s4.9S.
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Plush capes. S3.9S.

Saltz's seal plush capes, richly silk
lined-eollars and fronts trimmed with
Thibet fur-fOr s3.9S.
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killed his wife yesterday and then turned
the revolver to his own head. After firing
three shots into his forehead he died He
is said to have been insane
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Electric seal capes, $14.50.

lot of electric seal capes. wide
sweep. lined with satin-which were
$2S-wiH go for s14.50.
The evening times., 1899-01-20

The Reading securities are very strong
on continued talk of the practical con-
summation of the coal trade agreement
1t is noticeable also that the insiders who
talk of this deal so hopefully are the larg-
est buyers of the stock
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Sugar continues its advance The stock
is most treacherous one to speculate In
on account. of the large control Mr.. Have
meyer has over it's fluctuations.
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69c for misses $1.25 shoes.

800 pairs of misses genuine Berlin
kid spring heel lace or button shoes.
with patent leather tip and patent
leather trimmings-oak leather trim
med sole-long vamps-sizes IL 1-2 to 2
which belong at s1.25-go for CSC a
pair.
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Percale waists, - LIE.
Boys pretty percale shirt waists. in
variety of attractive patterns-well
made and substantially finished-for
10 1-3c
The evening times., 1899-01-20

There was every indication of a good
move in Atchison, preferred, and Missouri
Pacific this morning. Both were bought
heavily at advanced prices. There has
been a tip out for some days TO buy the
preferred Atchison and those who have
taken the advice seem likely to profit by
it, The advance may not be great at this
time, however. Missouri Pacific is assur-
ed OF dividend. and also there is a very
active and influential pool in the stock
The evening times., 1899-01-20

Such stocks as Norfolk and Western,
Canadian Southern, and Pacific Mail. about
which there has been SO much bullish news
published in the last two months appar-
emily to no avail seem likely to profit by
the diversion of interest from the grang-
ers now. If the bull market is to continue
it is very certain that stocks of this char
acter must receive the benefit shortly. All
of these properties are in excellent condi-
tion- with greatly increased earnings, and
the best of prospects for the future Nor
folk and Western acted yesterday as if it
would be the first to move. Pacific Mail
was little more active this morning.
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New York Cotton Market.
Wife Murder and Suicide.

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 2o.-Former County
Surveyor Williams, of Silverdale, shot and
The evening times., 1899-01-20
75c for youths s1.25 shoes.

$50 pairs of youths fine sat ca :
lace heel shoes, solid leather. smooth
innersoles-leather eoJnters-sizes 13,
13 1-2. I. IL. and (Which are
cheap at s1.25, for f5c pair.
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S1.49 for ladies' $3.50 to $3.50
shoes

144 pairs of ladies' fine button and
lace shoes. Mckay sewed 1-2 inch
yamps-flint oak sole-hand-finish
bottoms-siZes somewhat broken-reg-
ular prices were $3.50. SO and s350-
and the choice OF any is offered for
sI.4s a pair
The evening times., 1899-01-20

Manhattan continued on its upward
course this morning. 1t had reached 1l5
before IL o'clock. 1t is said that the cleo
trical equipment of the road is now as
sured, and that the Metropolitan will prob
ably furnish the power.
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and many others of the lower priced se-
curities. In the second half hour there
was slight recession from the highest
figures. but il was soon recovered every
where and In most cases passed before
noon. There was such tremendous buying
that it seemed probable that the entire
day would be good one for the bulls.
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Knee pants. Sc.

A lot of boys knee pants, made of
good, substantial material-nOt all
wool, of course, but good enough for
any boy 10 wear-strongly sewn-fOr
&c pair.
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Chicago Grain anu Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members of the New York Exchange.
1aIQ r Street
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Mems hats from Il Danbury

Men hats from Il Danbury
maker
Offered at less than half the usual
retail price. They were used as sam
pies" for showing-and after having
served their purpose this maker was
willing 10 take almost anything TO
get rid OF them. There are $50 of them
and just that number of men may
share in the saving Both derbys and
alpines, in every new shade and shape
of the season. They are fit representa-
tives of hats which sold for OA(
$3.50 and 81 the country &N
The evening times., 1899-01-20

The grangers were almost as important
today as at any time though there was the
added interest of equal activity in the re-
mainder of the market as well. Burlington
seems inclined 10 take a lesser position for
the next day or two although its price
does not recede. 1t was between 139 and
40 all the morning Rock Island and St.
Paul, on the other hand, were more active
than heretofore, as was 10 be expected. 1t
is the general belief that they will partly
catch up with Burlington in the next week.
1t is said that the announcement of the
refunding scheme in Burlington was pre-
mature, although it is certain that it will
soon be completed. On the other hand. the
immense earnings of st. Paul continue,
and there is still the same talk of the in
creased dividend on Rock Island.
The evening times., 1899-01-20
New York Stock Market,

New York Stock Market.
Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange
1919 F Street
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-13
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

The Pacific Express headquarters will
probably not be moved to St, Louis before
January !,
j. c. ST. Clair Sherman avenue and EN-
nett street. reports the theft OF a stove
from his back porch Wednesday afternoon.
Burglars entered the blacksmith shop of
A. Rupert, 5OI South Tenth street, Wednes-
day night and stole tools and implements
valued at $50.
NJ X. DAVIS, a guest of the Her Grand
left the door TO his room unlocked WedEes-
thieves stole a diamond set gold watch
lying on the dresser
Friday evening, October l3 there will be
a reception in the parlors of the First
Methodist church for Mrs, Chase wife of
the pastor, All members of the church
and gregation are cordially invited TO
attend.
Katie Lyons a colored woman living on
CaSS street, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth, was arraigned in police court yes
terday on the charge OF larceny, preferred
Lyons woman is said to have stolen a trunk
full Of clothes.
The case Of IL 5. Hall, ticket taker at the
exposition. who assaulted one OF the guards
in front OF the Turf Exchange saloon the
night of September 80 and left him ap-
uareutly dead on the sidewalk. has been
dismissed in police court for want OF prose
cut.on
CHARLES A. T. Harriss, manager Of DGn
Gul:Tey's Ri 'i!sh Guards hand = su.as ne
urcal,r An;.r.ca Expasi;iin FOR u,OliTS,
Tl.ch lie claims Is tho baiGnce due tie bani
fcg - engagement here. The hard played
on the exposition grounds tor six werks.
cnd!nS August u. and was TO have been
paid at the rate OF $50 per weeh.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-13
Taxes Her Pug and Foreets Purse,

There is woman in the city who is
wondering what has become of her pocket
book with her money since Wednesday
morning, but she has the satisfaction OF
knowing that she has not been in any way
neglectful Of her pet pug dog. A justice of
the peace tells that he rode down in the
same car with a woman who placed big
fat pug on the seat beside her. The con-
ductor told her when he collected the fare
that the dog would not be allowed on the
seat. but she made not the slightest en-
deavor to comply with the rules OF the car
company. The conductor again spoke to her.
She grew very indignant, and ordering the
car stopped, gathered the dog in her arms
and swept out into the street. After she
had been gone some time the justice noticed
she had left on the seat pocketbook. IN
gathering up all OF that dog" remarked the
justice, she was hardly able to give her
attention to trivial matters like a pocket
book with s. or $40 in it,"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-13
INFORMAL RECEPTION At ST. PAUL.
President Meets Six Thousand People
at AuditOrium-Ont to DuIuth

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct 12.-Presldent Nc
kinley spent twelve hours in the Twin
Cities, leaving little before IL o'clock to-
night for Duluth, where he will make a
short visit, then going TO Fargo n. D., pay
ing his respects to the North Dakota volun-
teers.
The president arrived in this city by spe-
cial trolley car from Minneapolis at +
o'clock, going directly to the Auditorium
where a general reception was held. The
mammoth building, which seats 5000, was
packed to the rafters. 1t was an enthusi-
astic crowd. The reception was entirely in
formal and gave place to brief spell OF
speechmaking, President Mckinley and all
of his cabinet being heard in turn.
After the members OF the cabinet were
heard the president was driven to the home
Of j. J. Hill where Mrs Mckinley had
spent the evening, and later the party were
returned to the train and hurried on theiI
journey northward
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-13
Foot Ball for Saturday.

The Omaha High school eleven and the
Tekamah foot ball team were scheduled 20
meet on the Omaha gridiron Saturday in
the first game of the Iowa Nebraska Inter
scholastic Foot Ball league, but the Teka-
NAH team now refuses to meet the local
kickers and the game has been declared off
The Omaha boys fully eXpec-eG to play the
game until Thursday morning but appar-
emily Tekamah foresaw what was in store
for them and decided that Tecumseh would
be nearer their standard.
But the High school will have a game
Saturday nevertheless, the only difference
being the substitution of the Omaha High
school alumni team for Tekamah. About
three years ago the alumni team met the
regular High school eleven on the gridiron
and won the game readily, allowing the
regular team but one touchdown and that
on ''fuke:" The alumni team will be
strengthened by the addition of several
college boys and they fully expect to ad-
minister another defeat TO the regular team
Several of the present members of the High
school eleven played in the former game
and are still smarting under the defeat, and
are only waiting for Saturday to redeem
themselves. The team is playing a great
game this season and will certainly give a
good account of itself.
The game will be played at the Ames
Avenue park and will be called a $3.50 The
proceeds will go to the High School Ath-
letic association and will be expended in
providing necessary paraphernaia for the
regular eleven.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-13
FREE TO SUFFERERS.
The New Cure for Kidney, BLADDER
aud Uric Acid Troubles.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
cures made by DR.. Kilmer's swamp Root,
the great kidney remedy.
1t is the great mcdicar triumph of the
nineteenth century, discovered after years
OF scientific research by DR.. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and bladder specialist. and
Is wonderfully successful in promptly cur
Ing kidney liver. bladder and uric acid
troubles.
swamp Root has been tested in so many
ways, in hospital work, in private practice
among the helpless too poor TO purchase re-
lief and has proved so successful in every
case that a special arrangement has been
made by which an readers OF The Omaha
Sunday Bee who have not already tried II,
may have a sample bottle sent free by
mail. also book telling more about swamp
Root and how to find out II you have kidney
or bladder trouble. When writing men
tion reading this generous offer IN The
Omaha Morning Deo ana s?nd your address
to DR.. Kilmer 6 Co., B.nshanton, y. Y.
The regular ffty cent aud sl.0e sizes are
sold by all fret class druggists,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-13

Good sport and LnrGe Attendance
The MinnerS Mestcrn Dogs.

FRIEND, Neb;, Oct. 12;-(special ,Tele-
coursing meet today and interest in the
races is growing. All the rabbits ran strong,
twenty points were made directly in front of
the grandstand The courses were much bet
ter, all the hounds showing more speed,
than yesterday. The winners follow Gret-
chen beat Bob Little, Trix Miller beat Jake
Junior. Utica beat Lulu Berling, Hiko beat
Benshi, Lord Nandyke beat Clipper, Larkns
beat omaha Queen. Bill Daisy beat Fleeta,
Frank Green beat White Princess. Hortense
Jane beat Gyp, White Prince beat kras-
are from Dakota, Kansas and Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-13
FIVE MONTHS OF BALL NEXT YEAR.
View American League VIII Make
Thin the Schedule for 1000.

CHICAGO. Oct. 12.-After making several
minor changes in the constitution of the
new American Base Ball league composed
OF all the clubs OF the tate Western
league, the league representatives in ses-
sion here adjourned today until March II.
At the next meeting the new directors
will take up the work OF arranging the
schedule. President b. B. Johnson an
nounced that 1t has been almost definitely
decided that next seasons games will open
April "a, % and 26. The numper OF players
which each club is permitted TO claim was
reduced to ten, with the additional pro-
vision that ;he list Of players OF each team
be revised monthly by the board The
question OF revising the circuit and form
Ing clubs In Chicago and Cleveland was
not considered and, according to President
Johnson. 1t Is probable the circuit will re-
main the same az last year. All the di-
rectors present were satisfied that an i'm
provement could be made by arranging Il
fve-month schedule for next year and this
resolution was adopted almost without a
dissenting voice.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-13
IA, onITE BEATEN ny ED TIrToN.
Mickey ID, Four-Year-Old. Runs
Fivc EnrIongs In IiOO1 1-2.

CHICAGO, Oct. Ed Upton ran a mile
In l'S9la at Hawthorne today, beating the
favorite, Great Bend.
Mickey D. a i-year-old by Keene. belong
Ing, to James Griffin. picked up l24 pounds
and ran Ave furlongs in l:OOia Weather
cloudy; track fast Results:
First race six furongs: Rival Dare won,
MISS Dooley second, Antiquary third Tim; ;
1I4
Second race, six furlongs: Kentucky
Farmer won, Red Cross II second Florizar
third Time. 1:l5
Third race. one mile FL Upton won
Periwig second, Great Bend third Time:
:39,h
Goebel second, Montgomery third Time:
l:00i5.
Fifth race, one mile: Bishop Reed won,
Tappdn second, Volandies third Time:
l:i0&.
Sixth race, mile and an eighth: Bitter
Root won, Double Dummy second, Dogtown
third. Time: .53&
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-13
WORK OF GLENwooD SHOOTERS.
High wind Makes Low scores First
DnN of the Tournament.

GLENWOOD, Ia. Oct. l2.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-The fourth annual tournament of
the Glenwood Gun club is in progress here,
but the wind Is high and the scores for this
reason are low The attendance is good.
Ten events of fifteen targets each were
shot off as follows:
Event No. /. Shaw first; event No. @
Townsend first; event No. 3, Andrews first;
Townsend first event No. 8. Hall and Pat
terson first; event No. I, Storey first; event
No, s. Storey first: event 30. 8, Edwards,
Townsend first. Ten events will be shot
Friday, barring rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-13
he following marriage licenses were is

The following marriage licenses were Is
sued Thursday:
omahs; Charles T NJ conrad a Iis Herman. 'SSHfs, Seb,
and Ella MoshIer, Omaha; Frank A. Jones
and Christina Bernholt, South Omaha; j.
Millard Baughman and Myrtle V. See
Omaha; Merideth w. Corwln and Mrs.
Sarah A. Drake, Omaha; Frank o. Spear
and Marie p, Bentz, South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-13

HASTINGS, Mimi, Oct. 12.-President
Mckinley and party were greeted here by
thousands of cheering men and women. The
president spoke briefly, thanking the inhab-
itants for their kindly welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-13
} will be as follows:


CINCINNATI, Oct 12.-Flora Louise was
the only favorite that won n purse at
Latonia today, Larkspur, AT 10 to /, took
the last race. five furlongs in drive from
Unsightly. Time: l:Ols.. There was a big
improvement in the attendance and the
betting was brisk.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-13
Thanks General shaftcr.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Secretary Root
has received a letter from Governor Smith
of Montana in which he expresses his thanks
and appreciation for the very thorough and
satisfactory arrangements made by Gen
eral Shafter for the care and comfort of the
Montana men on their arrival at San Fran
cisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-13

NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-At the Hercules
Athletic club tonight Spike Sullivan of
Ireland knocked out Jimmy Murray of Gin
cinnati in the sixth round OF what was TO
have been twenty-five round bout at 1873
pounds before a crowd of 5000 spectators.