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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18

The above picture VIII be recognized
by the early settlers Of this city as the
likeness of Thos. r.. Hgham, resident
Of the Twenty first ward where he has
lived ever since 1t has been q ward,
and for years before the ward was or
ganIzed.
Mr. Highom was born in Eydon,
NorthamptonshIre England, July ~
1919 was baptized by VIM. Ubond In
July, 1850. during the period OF Jesse
w. Croshys presidency OF the mission,
and left Liverpool, England, in Fobru-
airy, 1851 for the valley Of the mOuh-
tans, whore he arrived the same iall
with OrsOn Pratts company, being
teamster for Apostle pratts family,
lie was nine months on The road from
England 10 this city. After arriving
here he identified himself with the "a
nous Nauyoo Legion, taking part WIN
his company in the johnson war OF 49,
also the Indian wars Of that time tie
was married IN 1855 TO Annie stewart
tho fruits OF this union being eight
boys and two girls, Ills Wif',
1--WE boys two girls and 81 srand,hll-
dren survive him. He died oct. TO- l9O-'
aged SO years. = months and is days
Funeral services Will be held from the
Twenty-hrst ward meeting house TO-
morrow at ,. IN.
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Golden dashboard as souvcuicr.

Seattle. Wash. oct IA golden
washboard with a golden bar OF soap
Is in the possession Of Mrs. l.. j, Horn
who. with her husband, arrived from
Skagway on the last voyage OF the
Humboldt on her way 10 southern Cal
lfornla. Mrs. Horn is wealthy now, but
there was a time ard not very long
ago. when golden double eagles were
strangers 10 her purse. Now that II IL
ali over she laughs at her hardships. In
1896 she went 10 skagway and by
washing clothes earned enough money
10 grubstake her husband While he
went 60 the Klondike In the rush OF
that year. She followed him later TO a
claim on the BONANZA, which made
them rich after It had been developed,
She had the washboard made Of gold
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brief covers the entire history Of n
rlVation legislation in the United
states and bases it's plea for Colorado's
right 10 the use Of the Arkansas waters
on the doctrine Of appropriation, The
absolute supremacy Of this doctrine IN
all matters Of irrigation Is argued
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unnncr Young Indicted.

New York, oct. 1.-THE grand Jury
today found an Indictment for murder
in the first degree against william
Hooper Young. who Is under arrest IN
connection with the killing OF MS
Alma Pulitzer, whose body was founi
In a canal near Jersey city Young
VIII be araigned Mondoy
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COLD FEET.

Cold feet and hands indicate poor
circulation Of the blood and a nervous
predispostlon TO take Cold.
Most colds start with checked clrcu-
lation known by chill or SILVER cold
feet AMI hands
The use Of ~" starts the blood
coursihg through the veins, the eXtrem-
tiles warm up, and the Cold is broken.
Or. Humphreys az" consists OF n
small vial OF pleasant pelets-hts the
vest pocket
At all Druggists, % cents, or mailed,
~ recelDt of price. Doctors Book
Mailed Free.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Co, Corner William and John Sta.
Nov York.
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Delegate GuIdi Starts for Manila

Rome oct. il.--Archbishop Guidi the
apostolic delegate In the Philippines
and his secretary, Father O'Conncr
started today for Marseilles, froN
which port they win sail for Mania,
They were bid farewell al the railroad
station by large gathering of dis.
tinguished vatican officials. heads VI
religious bodies and representatives. #
the ministers accredited 10 the vatican.
ME archbishop has taken with him all
lis episcopal robes, as he Intends TO
crter Manila IN full state.
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CURES KIDNEY DISEASE.

Nl -, 49,, o. W. v,,le an MarT,
bladder ana
am When nod, wcb
ybacksn weighed only -
Tor safe and
OF they "ouh ''1
"YWt.
vegetable and contains no m harm
sediment I'll
$ valuable
avaken
onS pi.
disease OF bladder and blood ""'"es
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Colorado's Reply 10 Kansas.

Denver oct. 1.-THE reply Of Colo
RADIO 10 the suit Of Kansas over TIE
waters of the Arkansas river Is COM
Ilete and win De filed in the supreme
court at Washington next week. The
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as a symbol Of her struggles TO help
her husband They have bought an
orange grove at Cotton Terrace near
San BeruardinO.
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issued by the county clerk during the
pas week.
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T., T.. FarOw, jamestown, lndn..2j
Eva Dunakin Hadley, Mich,...-.lS
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May Edwards, Salt Lake .....,,.,.2S
Richard Ryan, Salt Lake ,..,.n,,..,.N
Hannah Erickson, Salt Lake .,.....l9
Il, T.. Brown, Murray ,.,..,,.u,,..,23
Dora Ballard, Murray ....,..n..,.l9
Alex Benson, Sandy ......,u,,,,..23
Annie Johnson, Sandy .....,.,,..,1S
William Forsyth, Stirling, Canada..4l
Emily Ruffell Salt Lake ..,.n,n.,g7
Edwin Cox, Union ,.,....,..,. ..'..t.,'lJ
Emma NJ. Rosengren, Sandy ,.,",-.2l
Dennis Sullivan, Park City, ........25
Mary Sullivan, Butte, Montn,,.,..,2l
Manasseh Smith, Murray ,.,....,,".2O
Grace Gilbert Murray .,.,..,...,".22
w. II. Milne, Union ..,,..,..-...r""2J
Anna J.. Rosengren, Sandy ....,....2j
Lorenzo Seager, Salt Lake ..,,...r".S5
Mary j. Smith, Farmers Ward ...,,35
w. j., Noall, salt Lake ,..,.."...r.,2l
May II. Worthington, PaysOn .,...,,.2O
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Mary l.. Miller, Salt Lake .,..,,...r"SD
c. c. Langley Payson ,..........r..2j
Maude Wade. Eureka ....,....n..25
j. +. PeXton, Murray ........,...".SO
Martha Park, Mill Creek ........,..SO
/. V. Seeley, East Mil Creek ,....u.SO
Mary T.. Mlchaelson Salt Lake .,..1I
+. II. wilkins. Portland Ore.....,.,25
Atlantis n. Taylor, Portland, ore.,lS
p. j. Peterson Salt Lake ,..,,..,",S9
Nellie lhrig, Salt Lake .............,"SO
j. f.. Cook, Mercur .,......,..,....,...2l
O. +. Walton, Mil Creek e.. %. ..".32
Lydia NJ Hgley, Farmers Ward ",l6
j. NJ. Gordon, Murray .,,.,...,,"",2l
Jennie Clark, Murray ..........".2l
James Groves, East Bountful ,.,..".23
Mary Cornwall Logan .....,,.,..,..l6
@. G. Calvert, Salt Lake ....,,.,..,..S
George f.. Breyer, North Platte, Neb p
r. Leo Campbell Salt Lake .,....".si
Laura Sanders, salt Lake ....,......2}
II. j. Steiner, Salt Lake ,.,...n,.....3l
Anna S. Rosenwall, Salt Lake ..."...26
a. II. Jacobs Salt Lake ,.....,...."H
NJ. Claretta Frolseth, Salt LaKe......H
l.. i. Molnelli, Salt Lake ..."".".23
Gertrude NJ. w. Martin, Boston ...".lS
II. D. Borland Salt Lake ..,,,....".2S
Rosa A. Meyer Salt Lake i..."...".l9
Fred Vanse. Plain City ..,,.,.,.,.....3
Edith Rose, Centerville ...,..,.,",.,lg
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Irish Leaders Arrive,

Boston, oct lion the steamship
New England which arrived FROM
Queenstown ana Liverpool today, wns
John z. Redmond NJ. T., chairman OF
the Irish parliamentary party, ara
president Of the United Irish league
Ionn Dillon. NJ. T., for East Mayo, ami
Michael Davitt. Their arrival has been
long looked forward TO by all lrlshmen,
NJ they are to address the members
NJ the United Irish league, which WI
hold It's national convention IN thl'
.ity. beginning Saturday night
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TRIAL BOTTLE FIRE z,

TAI sufferer from dseaseso the kgns ge aSy free
Will trial bottle of
Also valuable medical booklet which tells an a' Wv
and disease
been from gaem pau,S mo con.
papy
"ar, " y, and mention having read THIS hpe1a 0'e' " ~ '
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-18

Catarrh Of the kidneys in October has
become 80 established in this climate
that it is stupendous folly to neglect
any precaution. There is no use TO take
diurehcs. THERE'S no use 10 take RENEE
dies that simply stimulate the kidneys.
What is needed Is remedy that operates
to cleanse the kidneys Of all catarrhal
faint.
This Is what Poruna will do. Peruna
is absolutely unique as remedy for this
class of diseases.
Take No Substitute.
Snbstliutions for Peruna are without
exception, frauds. Peruna Is in a class all
by itself. Nothing is just as good.
Nothing can be substituted with any
success whatever. Insist upon having
Peruna. Beware OF substitutes. BE sure
that you are using Peruna. Never al
low any one W persuade you that he
has remedy that will do the same
thing that Peruna does.
II you do notderive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Peruna,
write at once to Dr.. Hartman, giving q
full statement Of your case and no will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad.
wise gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio
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urine in glass hours II y9q and reddish
MS cobly
VII know diseased condition and are unag 20
he organs VIII
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need YOU eau bay 4 at any drug store
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES AND INVITATIONS

substitutes contain dlseou uruB
a.
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III hotties am now Western Union 9r
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PARK CRY AND RETURN $3.50
Via r.. G. w. sunday, Oct. 49,
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THE WEEK IN MATRlM0NY,
Names, Ages and Residences Of the
Newly Welded for Seven Days,

The following marriage licenses We're
issued by the county clerk during the
pas week;
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WARMERS SAFE CURE

enable them do their work VIII
atur
,,,,--- 49,.
Tie sufficient To cure cases oil kinney os's,
IN the Garner Stages
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

twenty-five volumes will be added
10 the public library Monday morning,
oct. 20, 1902, as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
Manager Niehol. took q good afternoons

Manager Nichols took a good afternoons
practice.
Manager Nichols got into the anne. gave
his arm a warming up and was pleased to
md that the pitching wing. which has
been the wonder OF the base ball world Tor
a dozen years. IL as good as ever.
Il am highly pleased with the work OF
our men" said Manager Nichols this even
ing after the practice. n all went at
their work with = willingness. and We are
surely going TO have a good team. ] have
strings out for several more good men and
expect to land them before the champion
chip season is started, and we will surely
have a winner.
Work on the improvements Of the new
Sportsman's park is progressing rapidly.
Rain the latter part Of last week interfered
for a day or two, but the carpenters and
other workmen resumed their labors Mon
day and are now going ahead rapidly. The
grandstand is being rooted and the posts
are being set for the right bleachers, the
left sun stand having already been COM
pleted. The fence is rapidly being put up
and the thing for the drainage Is being
put in. The outfeld will be leveled OF and
rolled this week and everything will be in
fine shape for the dedica ton OF the new
grounds April u and 12 when the Chicago
White Stockings Will be here TO play the
Western leaHuerS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04

Oficer Brown and TO the omeer she told
her story. Her father. she said, had been
whipping and beating her almost daily for
the last two years and she desired him ar
rested for fear that he would kill her. One
Of his modes Of torture" said the girl, SIS
to take me by the arm and pull with all his
might, almost tearing the arm loose from
the shoulder. He has frequently taken me
by both arms and held them up over my
head Just to see me cry"
The girl Was sent to the police station
and kept over night in the mRtron's apart
ment. Her face was badly swollen from
blows and from the effects Of crying. While
the daughter was telling her story TO the
ofhcers the father came TO the station and
demanded the arrest Of one Of his ~neighbors
for assaulting him. He Was promptly
locked up. Carver is about so years Of age
n walks with a cane. He denied the
story Of the daughter andasaid that she was
hAlf-witted and did not know what she was
saying. The girls mother is In Mills. Neb.
Carver was arraigned in police court this
morning, pleaded not guilty and the hear
ing Was set for tomorrow. Several nights
ago the girl. after being whipped by her
father. drank a quantity OF poison with
suicidal intent and only the prompt arrival
Of a physician saved her life.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
MALLORY CARRIES THE DAY
Proves Himself Best Two-YeaF-oId
shown This season on
Memphis Track.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April BY winning
the CASTOR Hotel stake at four furlongs for
1year-olde at Montgomery park today
Mallory. owned by George g. Bennett, the
local turfman. proved that he r. the best
2-year-old shown 80 far this season. The
race brought to the post seven OF the high
est class youngsters at the track. Spencer
Rein, a good-lookinE colt from the Schorr
stable, was a decided ~favorite at even,
handlly. The COLT L. a fine looking young
ster by Onandago-Miss Thomas, and has
won his three starts like a stake horse Of
high class. Spencer Rei1 got the worst Of
the start and couldn't ever get up with the
leaders.
The Bennett stable had a field day, win
ming three OF the six events with Kings
Lady. Mallory and w. B.. Gates. Results:
First race, selling. five furlOngs and a
half: Drummond won. Lee Nutter second,
KIM Tstius third. Time: 1;O9u.
Second race. six furlonEs: Waring won,
Toah second, Death third Time: 1:14h.
Third race. selling. four furlongs: Kings
Lady won, Philo second, Kerrville third.
Time: 0:49z.
Fourth race. CASTOR Hotel stakes, four
second, Poor Boy third. Time: O:tsai..
Fifth race, selling. one mile and a six
tenth: w. y. Gates won. TrebOr second,
c. r.. Campbell third. Time: 1874.
Sixth race, selling. nve furlongs and a
half: Lad Wadsworth won, Harry VIII
son second, Cadet third. Time: Lex.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
Books Lose Heavily.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 3.-Five Of the
events at Oakland today went TO fayorites
and the books were lift hard. The track
was heavy, but dried out considerably.
Janice was again installed favOrite, this
time I'm the mile and an eighth handicap.
She tired in the stretch and was passed by
Position and Colonel Ballantyne, who
finished In that order. Botany, played from
3 to s to 5, took the NTH race at six fur
longs. Isaline closed up much ground and
finished second. With Sylvia Talbot out
High Chancellor was a / to s favortte for
the 2-year-old event and he won easily
from Tom Mitchell. Results:
First race. six ~furlongs and a half, SELL
ing: Administer won, Ell Pillar second, Can
deTos third. Time: 1:2.
Second race, one-half mile, purse: High
Chancellor won, Tom Mitchell second.
MonteZuma third. Time: $3.50.
Third race, seven-eighths of a mile. SELL
ing: Bernota won. Our Lizzie second, Cap
tivate third. Time: 1901.
Fourth race. one mile and an eighth,
handicap: Position won, Colonel .Ballan-
tine second. Janice third. Time: 1855
Fifth race, ~three-qUarters OF a mile, sell
ing: Botany won. 1saline second, Jacqui-
minot third. Time: lis.
Sixth race, one mile, selling: Antolee
won Red Wald second. Horton third. Time
1:42@..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
TO BOOM 0LYMPlAN GAMES
Management VIII Formally Declare
General scheme at Elaborate
Banquet in Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 3.-The officials OF the
International Olympian games OF 1904 are
TO be entertained Friday. April Is, at a
banquet rendered by the Press club OF Chi
cago.
The great interest which the contests Of
1904 are awakening, not only In all sections
Of the United States. but In South Amer
lea and Europe, as evidenced by the reso-
buttons OF the Pan-American congress In
favor Of the games, the action OF the presi-
dent Of France in officially Offering a prize
and the recent appropriation made by DER
many TO prepare athletes for the contests.
has convinced the management that the
general scheme which Il is intended TO
carry out.
Besides disclosing the athletic and mill
tary importance Of the enterprise IL Is in
ended to a~ccentuate ethical bearings OF
the gangs, and to this end eminent repre-
sentatives Of the pulpit will be invited 10
be present, among whom are the Ri. Rev.
Archbishop Ireland and the Rev. John
Henry Barrows.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
TAKES MORPHINE IN SALOON
Frank, Alias Fred, GrImth says the
ReasOn il Everything IL
Against Him.

A young man 10 q state Of collapse was
taken from Aullen's saloon. Sixteenth and
Davenport streets. at 1850 O'Clock last
night. by oneer Shepard. When taken to
the police station in the patrol wagon he
revived enough TO say that his name was
Frank Grinith, although be is usually called
Fred Grinhth. and that bic people live In
San Francisco. He said he had taken
twenty grains Of morphine because every
thing had gone against him.
The usual relief was given by Police Sur
geon BenaWa, after which Grifnth requested
that word be sent to George Harris. his
stepfAther. Twenty-second and Howard
streets. DR.. Arnold assisted in repeated at
tempts to revive Grifnth and at 1:S0 O'Clock
he was said 10 be out OF danger.
Grifnth wore a Walters union badge and
was neatly dressed. He IL "a years old and
claimed 10 live At t02 North Fourteenth
street He said \ woman named LAZY Mar
tin had deserted him The police Gay be
once Was a beer waiter in Mullsn'S saloon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
of ocean vessels. April 2.

AT New York-Artved-Boyic, from
Liverpool: Astoria, from Glasgow. Sailed
ST. Paul, for Southampton; Oceanic, for
Liverpool; Friesland, for ~
dene, from San Francisco, via Fiji Stands.
At Hong observation-disclosures Maru,
from Seattle, via Yokohama.
At BTisbane-Aruyed-MiOweTai from
Vancouver, via Honolulu, for sydney y.
s. W.
Al Bremen-Arrved-Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse. from New York. via Plymouth and
Cherbourg: Rhein. from New York
At observation-disclosures from
Philadelphia
Al Observation-Disclosures. from Ham
burg, for New York
Al LiverpOOEsaned-BuenOs Ayrean, for
81. Johns, n. F.. and Halifax
AZ Queenstown-Arrved-Teutonic from
New York. for Liverpool
At ROtterdam-Au7ved-MaasdAm. from
New York. via Boulogne Sur Mer.
AT
from Mes York
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
FORMER OMAHA PASTOR DEAD
Rev. ID. ID. OdeII, Who Was Here for
Two Years, Dies at
Joliet.

Those who were members Of his congre-
CATION when he was pastor Of Beth-Eden
Baptist church in Omaha, from 1898 10
1895, learned yesterday with sincere regret
OF the death Of Rev. d. d. OdelI at Joliet,
Ill, where he was pastor Of the Eastern
Avenue church OF his denomination.
He was called to Omaha from Peoria, Ill.
to take what is now the First Baptist
church, and went from this city to Lansing.
Mich. where the salary VAS $1,000 per
year less. but where there Was urgent need
Of his aid in building up a failing church.
From Lansing he went to Joliet. and dur
ing the spanish-American war he served
as chaplain Of the Third Illinois regiment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
MRS. BRUToN WANTS DIVORCE
Brings Charges of Extreme Cruelty,
and Petitions for
AIimOny.

There was filed in district court yesterday
the petition Of Mrs. Ida z. Bruton for d.
yoree from Fred A. Bruton and for ALI
mony. The plaintiff has gone to Chicago
with her aged mother and three children.
the transportation being provided through
the kindness Of Mayor Frank z. MoOres,
who has. the women Of the neighborhOod
say, been caring for the family with rare
consideration ever since the husband was
sent 10 Jail last week 10 serve time for
wife beating. In her petition Mrs. Bruton
alleged cruelty and asks aIimony. They
were married In Wyandotte, Kan, March
1. 1855.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
southwest Iowa Fair Circuit.

MISSOURI VALLEY. Ia, April 3-(sPe-
eiaLD-A new county fair circuit has been
formed in southwestern Iowa. Among the
towns included are Missouri Valley, Red
oak, Atlantic, Hamburg, AvOca, Audubon,
Shenandoah and Corning. Cars viii be OBJ
tanned from the railway companies that
can De used for the race horses during the
entire circuit. thus avoiding much expense
and delay. G houng Of s~hsnsndoah Is
tary. The Harrison county fair will be
held in this city September p. e. q and 3
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
sun shines at Charleston.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. April at was a
beautiful day and the crowd was very
large at Exposition track. Results:
First race. six ~furlongs. selling: Give
and Take won. Ordeal second, Nina B L
third. Time: l:aL.
Second race. four furlongs and q half.
selling: Glad Hand won, Celia second,
Dewey d third. Time: O:5s1k.
Third race, six furlongs and a half, sell
ing: Toad Rainey won, Patchwork sec
ond, Ellis third. Time: i:g7L.
Fourth race. five furlongs and a half.
selling: Clifton Boy won. Passaic second.
Laracor third. Time: l:l4%.
Fifth race, one mile, selling: Doctor
Worth won, John ". Daney second, Oricus
third. Time: 1874.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
Four of the Choice ones Win.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-First Chord.
Tamarin. Cal Gary and Meistersinger were
the winning favorites at Bennings today.
Tamarin won the hurdle race easily and
Oratius handily won the handicap. Re
suits:
First race, six and a half ~furlongs: Gold
Fox won. FonZoluca second, Hampshire
third. Time: l:A as.
Second race, four furlongs and a half,
purse: First Chord won, Agio second.
Aurifer third. Time: O:5sA.
Third race. hurdle. one mile and a half,
purse: Tamarin won, Sarrell second, Gould
third. Time: 2:55.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, purse: Cal
Gary won, Fabous second, Woodchuck
third. Time: liza.
Fifth race, six furlongs, purse: Meister-
singer won. Carroll d second, Imperialist
third. Time: lis.
Sixth race. one mile and 100 yards, purse
Oroutas won, Lamp O'Dee second, Ohnet
third Time: 1874.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
JOHN JOHNSON LOSES A FOOT
FiFsnaR on siOaI City Freight Makes
. serious jump for
Home.

John Johnson Of North Omaha. fireman
on the Sioux City freight arriving in
Omaha at 2 A. N, had q foot cut on on the
track near Sixteenth and Fort streets this
morning
Engineer Flahsrty has been accustomed
TO slow his locomotive at this point. en-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
GIRL TELLS PITIFUL TALE
Father Beats Her Almost Every
Day and Keeps Her In
Fear.

Frank Carver. who resides near Sixteenth
and Mason streets. WAs locked up yesterday
afternoon charged with mistreating his IS
year-old daughter, Goldie Carver. The girl.
who Is small for her age. was caught while
running and crying yesterday afternoon By
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
81. CHARLEs


PHILADELPHIA. April She siK-rOund
bout between Dave Sullivan and Willie
FtEEeraid. which Was scheduled 20 take
place az the Pennsylvania Athletic club to-
failed 70 come on because Ftagerald
over weight. sullivan originally signed
to meet Tim Callahan az 80 pounds. but
CallahAnNwas unahls 10 MI the engagement
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
DweniaE on seventeenth street.

A dwelling on seVenteenth street between
Davenport and Chicago Was burned at 3
o'clock this morning The family occupying
il had newly moved / I.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04
NEW BLUES OUT FOR PRACTICE
Nichols Gets IntO Game and FiAds His
Pitching WIRE as Coed
as BVeF.

KANSAS CITY. April S-(speeiAl Tels-
gram - SpOrtsman's park. Manning a
Nichols new base hall ground and athletic
held, out on Indiana avenue. Was . lively
place this afternoon. IL was the first days
practice for the new Blues, and all OF the
players Nh0 have rspcrted for duty With
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-04

because Of illness and Fitzgerald was sub
stituted. Tom Sharkey, manager for suli-
refused 10 allow the latter TO go on,