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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-13

Big show at the Casino next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

The Karbach block elevator is now
equipped with an ingenious safety device.
When this safeguard Is uned the door OF
the elevator 10 locked. until the elevator
stops. and II Is impossible to start the
elevator until the door is again locked.
Like nearly all meritorious inventions It
is extremely simple IN construction. 1t
can be applied TO any elevator. and for
this reason is rapidly coming into general
use.
Mr.. Karbach Is highly pleased with the
operation Of the device. He feels that #
will eliminate all possibility Of accident
in his elevator. His block is the nrst in
Omaha to be equipped with the wilsey
safety device. but the manager Of the COM
pany advises that he has several contracts
closed for installing the device in the ele-
vators Of Omaha's largest blocks. among
than being the Bee building.
The device is being put on the market
by the Wilsey Elevatos Safety Device COM
pany OF Sioux City. Ia h company is
now preparing to establish ofices In the
various large cities OF the country and
Omaha wiz probably DO made a distribute
ing point.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
PICNIC FOR sTOREKEEPERs
Grocer. ana Butehers VIII nave out
ing az n~fissouri valley
Thurssay.

All grocery stores ana meat markets IN
the city will b closed all day Thursday
and careful housewives will purchase
goods wednesday IN sumcient quantities to
last over the following day. The occasion
for this r. the annual excursion Of the
grocers and butchers, which Will be held
At Missouri valley. Ia. Thursday. August z.
SO far about 1900 tickets have been sold
for the picnic, but the railroad expects to
have provision for hauling at least $500
people.
The parade OF the combined societies
will leave the corner OF Sixteenth and
Farnam streets. marching to Harvey, from
there to Thirtcenth. thence to Jackson,
thence to Tenth and TO the depot. The
citizens Of Missouri Valley rave expended
5000 in especial preparation for the picnic
and the park, which IL one mile west Of
the town, will be in fine shape for tho
festivities. A telegraph ONCE will be
maintained at the grounds for convenience
in operating the trains, SO that no DIM
Guilty will be experienced IN handling the
crowd.
It is expected that among the prominent
persons present will be Governor Cum
Minis Of Iowa, Governor Savage Of Ne
braska, Mayor Frank 70. Moores, Con
gresham Mercer and Edward Rosewater,
all Of whom will deliver short addresses.
Two special numbers on the program
are a horse race IN which the contestants
viii be driven BY Robert Smith, George
Munro, @. L. Porter, W. J. Hunter, q. r.
Buffet .. Groves, Eric johnson. Joe
Barta, d. Jordan. Henry Karsch and Harry
Mitchell and a balloon ascension. In which
Andrew Peterson and another grocer, to be
selected By him. Will AXE part.
Aside from this the program includes
twenty contests Of strength and skill, in
Guiding races Of all kinds, a base ball game
between the grocery clerks OF Omaha and
the Missouri Valley team. with prizes to
the Oldest man and woman. the prettiest
baby. the best waltzer and the one who
writes the best report Of the picnic. The
exercise will begin with the speaking at
10 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
GENERAL FITzHUGH LEE HERE
Says United states Should help
strugsIins ouba -s much
~ Possible.

Central Fitzhugh Lee was at the Miilard
hotel for the day. He arrived Tuesday morn
ing and goes to Lincoln to address an Ep-
worth league assembly there Wednesday
night. Then he will return to Chicka-
manga, Ca, whenc he came recently.
The Seventh cavalry Is In camp there
and holds a special interest for him. in
that his son IS with II and also his SON.
in-iaw. He states that he has come to
Omaha on a little private business and
that the only addresses he has made have
been Ia response to some Invitations ex-
tended at places along the route.
OF Cuban affairs he had little TO say. be-
cause conditions may have changed 80
much there since 1 left" He committed
himself only to the extent Of saying that
- .A>:sA. arc 1I=..=@ s.=.>s =ss:ss ssss.5T
the struggling island as much as possible
until Il is ready to stand alone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
BIC GATHERING OF TROOPS
Mobilization At Fort Rilsy During tbs
Month Of September.
MONOArs SCORE n aELE cOMPEnrON
At Army Headauarters Sergeant Wey
Is Tipped Tor HIsh Man IN FinaI
Ceunt-Department OF
Missouri Notes.

AZ army ~headquarters Indications are
that there will be one Of the greatest
+ gatherings OF all arms OF the United States
military service at Fort Riley in September
that has ever been held In the United
States except in time Of war. The orders
for mobilization are not out at this time
and II IL impossible TO say what organiza-
lions VIII take part. II IL expected, how
ever, that practically every company. troop
and battery in the department will be pres
emit, 90 we'll az the battalion Of engineers
stationed At Fort Leavenworth. This will
represent every branch except the coast
artillery.
SO far the only indications Of the massing
Of the large number Of troops are that
applications to the War department for
troops "a. appear at festivals and fairs in
September have beon uniformly denied for
1.-THE reason that the troops would be other
wise engaged and applications from others
for tents and similar supplies which have
At other times been loaned to en~campments
Of veterans Of the civil war have been re-
fused, as they viii be IN use by the regu-
lar troops.
It is now understood that the militia Of
the states Of Kansas IND Nebraska will
attend the e~ncampment, and those from
Colorado may come.
General Bates On a Trip.
General Bates left Monday evening for
Fort Leavsnworth, where he will be present
lat the final skirmish firing Of the infantry
team Of the department. He will 60 from
there to Jefferson Barracks, where he will
inspect the work OF reducing to skeleton
organisations the troops OF cavalry at that
post. II Is said that the War department
will reduce these troops to twenty men
each. The general will be accompanied
from Fort L~eavenworth by Captain William
Wright, aide-de-camp, aud they will go
from Jefferson Barracks to Chicago. the
headquarters Of the Department OF the
Lakes, Of which department General Bates
Is in temporary command. It Is expected
that they will return to Omaha Saturday
night.
Before leaving for Fort Leavenworth Cen
'eral Bates wrote to she commandment at
that post revoking the order for the parade.
at which the medals to the winners Of the
rife competition we're to have been pre-
scented. This was done for the reason that
the medals had not been prepared by the
War department They will later be pre-
scented by the commanders Of the regiments
to which the winners may belong.
The third day OF the competition was held
Monday. It being the first day Of the
Bkirmish firing, which closed last night.
,old-time competitors around headquarters
are commenting upon the showing Of the
men who stood high at the known distance
fnrinM and anne nronheay that Sergeant
;wey will be high man in the nnal count.
This p~rophesy is msde because he was the
only man at skirmlsh firing to make more
than 100 points out OF the possible 200.
Rife Competition score.
The score for the last day. with the ag-
l~gregate score 40 far made by the different
competitors is as follows:
cr~rrxr rxru Nynu~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
Ragtime at KruE PARK Toniaht.

A ragtime concert by busters band is the
special musical feature for tonight at
Krug park and TO avoid a repetition Of the
complaints about the crowding on the cars
and In many Instances the impossibllity
OF getting out TO the resort at all on We'd
nesdays when ragtime 10 always rendered
viii be avoided By keeping extra cars run
ming on the Fifteenth street line as well
as on the Thirteenth 1treet line with more
in readiness on tho T~Wenty-second and
Cunning street switch Ragtime enjoys a
great popularity Notwithstanding the oppo-
sltion from the dsvotees OF the classic and
not only has Il proven magnetic enough at
Krug park to draw as large crowds az dis
tinguish this resort on Sunday. but
omaha's fashionable set attead. Other
events on the program will be the Mont
Pelee volcanic disaster. the Passion
Play" Prof. clark's dog show and a mum
Der Of other free shows.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
TonIrht Id CouraIana.

AZ usual Wednesday Is the big day and
night at CORTLAND beach with its num-
erous attractions. all OF which are free
shows. The sensational balloon ascensiona
with parachute leaps. the two perform
ences BY the world famous Beckett family,
acknowledged By public and press Of
Omaha. the grandest exhibitions Of artistic
seen and now closing their engagement at
the beach. besides the many other attrac-
tive features. all assist IN making this the
most attractive day and evening pleasure
seekers could possibly desire. If the
weather Il favorable for bathing, patrons
viii md the beach crowded with bathers;
= sight in itself worth seeing
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

LOST
sonrs Half an Hosr n the AIR sns r.
Lest IN the River, but the
Aeronaut su safe.

The balloon ascension last evening At
CORTLAND Beach. in addition to being one
Of the finest this season. was also rather
a costly one 10 the management, as a
brand new balloon Of unusual large di-
mansions was probably lost. The ascension
was made, as usual. about half an hour be-
fore dark. the balloon going south by east
and after the aeronaut had performed his
accustomed stunts. such as hanging by his
toes, bestriding the crab, etc, cut loose
HIS parachute. making a most beautiful but
slow descent. The guy ropes attached to
the top OF the balloon, by some manner
had apparently become wrapped about the
month Of the balloon In such a way that
the weight attached to the top was insult
ncient to hold the balloon down, while II
held so much hot air. and in consequence
the ba,ioon remained in the air at a great
height and scared on into the river six or
seven miles. APPARENTLY. from the beach. It
was about half M hour before the air In
the balloon was eufHciently cooled TO allow
the balloon to descend and when II did II
had the appearance OF a large turtle floating
slowly among the clouds. Crowds Of peos
pie along the biuif tract and Sixteenth
street witnessed the ascension. Notwith-
standing the loss the balloon ascensions
Will take place every day Is usual.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
MertaIltr ataaiatle..

The following births and deaths were re-
ported AZ tho ONCE OF the Board OF Health
hduring the tWenty-four hours ending Tues
day uopnf
girl, LeH0y Weed. sd South Nineteenth
street. girls T.. III. Waller, f8W Charles
sstroet, girl; John A. Craig, 9a Poppleton
favenne. girl; James DuEdale, 2lla South
Twentieth street. boy; George zaBurski. 99l'
Bancroft street, girl.
Deafhs-Jamog W. Stanley, 30a1 Emmett
street, aged ~ years; Mrs. Florence Norris
tto6 Hamilton street. aged 80 years; Thomas
Pratt Presbyterian hospital, aged IS years,
Agnes brenan, Seventeenth and Center
streets. age 1 year. George Wees, 2S07 wal
nut street aged - years; Mrs. Caroline
Mcclure. 1an South Fifteenth street. aged
,6i years.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
Donst Accept co~nverrerr.,

For piles. skin diseases. sores. cuts.
bruises. burns and other wounds nothing
equals Dewitt's witch Hasei salve. Don't
accept counterfeits. Nome genuine except
Dewitt's, II have suffered since 1866 with
protruding. bleeding piles and until re-
Gently could ind nc permanent relief"
says j. EsGerall of st. Paul. Ark. FINALLY
I tried Dewitt's witch Hazel eaive. which
soon completely cured me-"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
Pullman sleeper without Chang,

Omaha to Hot Springs, South Dakota.
The Fremont. Elkhorn 4 Missouri VAL
ley railroad has established daily sleeping
car service between Omaha and Hot
Springs. South Dakota.
Excursion rate. August LIST to 1lth from
Omaha, s14.5O round trip.
City Ticket once. 1Aol Farnam Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
NEARING THE END.

TAe Famous Bishstt. elvIns ThsIr
Closing Performances at CourtIand.
The Beckett family. world famous. be-
cause Of their unusual aorobatic skin, are
still at CORTLAND beach. but their engage
ment Is drawing to a close and only q
Jews days remain IN which 70 see them.
1t Is without doubt the most wonderful
troupe Of its kind in the world and every
body speaks in high praise OF the exhibit
tions being given Al Courtiand beach. Matt
nee performances are given each day for
ladies and children and the evening per-
formances begin at s;l5 O'Clock. Nordin's
orchestra gives afternoon and evening con-
certs and Is rendering. q very me program.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

Major Birmingham Of the medical corps
has completed his inspection OF the hospital
corps Of the department and says that he
nndn the corps about its right numerical
strength and efficiency. Fer this reason it
lis understood that there will be no lm-
mediate reduction IA the corps. such as
was pFophesled a. the time the inspection
began. It is estimated that In time of
peace the hospital corps should be 2 per
cent OF the number Of enlisted men. and In
war thrice that proportion.
The quartermastsr Of the department is
advertising for twenty-five draft mules,
bids to be opened within ten days.
Six Geld artillery recruits now at Jener-
son Barracks have been ordered under es-
cort Of non-commissionad oacer. to re-
port % Fort san. o T.. where they win be
enrolled With the rVenty-ninth battery.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

Publish your legal notices in The weekly
Bee. Telephone sss. ienElN
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
a penthblew 81 Malsrla.

Electric Bitters kill and expel malaria
disease germs, will prevent typhoid and cure
fever and Rgue or no pay. Only zoe.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

lazy iivers and sluggish bowels cause
headaches Or. Kings New Life pills re-
move tbs cause or no pay. Only CSC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

BARGAINS
for Today
Wednesday
SOC and 75c Ladies Silk
Ties at I9c and Csc

One big table Of ali kinds Of ladies' all
silk N~eckwear, wide crepe de chine hem
stitched ties, beaded and corded stock ties,
spoke stitched and Jet beaded fancy bow
ties. In fact. all the new up-to-date neck
wear that generally sells for SOC and TIC
each, in ell the new and fashionable col
ors. We win place on sale today at
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
EXCELSIOR
SPRINGS
(MO.) WATERS

We are sole wholesale distributors Tor
these famous waters and a carload ship
ment is now on the way. Excelsior
Springs. No. bids fair to become the great
est health resort in the world. Its health
full waters arc attracting people from far
and near md none are disappointed. But
you need not incur the expense and loss
OF time incident to a trip. We have the
famous waters. bottled. and you can get
all the BENEFITS at home.
sULPHo-sALINE-A laxative water for
dyspepsia and ali stomach troubles. II
never falls.
REGENT-Best known remedy for ali
kidney troubles and Brisht's disease. The
only iron-manganese water bottled IN the
U. s. Highly commended by physicians.
Sold IN dozen or case lots by all nrst-class
druggists. or we will deliver to you direct.
CACKLEY BROS.
We sell nne California wines and Ken
lucky and Maryland whiskios.
Opposite Postohice. Telephone itis.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
AAHPoSgyTTHER

This is the best of all the Shampoo
Soaps and scalp cleansers. II is made OF
olive oil, tar. white of eggs, with duinine.
KEEP YOUR EYE ON OUR CUT Prices
s1O Wine Cardui, we sell at ............ Soc
400 Temptation Tonic. we sell.......... 2sc
Fl.O0 ~SarsaparilIa, we sell. 45c
25c 41u Soap, we sell. 12c
10O Danderine for hair. we .sell.......... 75c
Csc Mistletoe Cream. we sel............. 1lc
$1.W Kinks DandFun Cure. we SELL. l9c
Soc Burnham's Beef, Iron and Wine.... CSC
Warranted 2-qt. Hot Water Bag........40c
S5c Genuine .Castoria, we sell. .......... 22c
Big bottle Household Ammonia. ......... &C
lib. box Pure Borax....-...-....... 1Ac
csc Wodburys Facial Soap, we SELL. lie
S1.W Peruna, we ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sc
Csc Bromo Settler, we sell ............. lie
Write for catalogue OF drugs n rub
Der goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06

Al Missouri Valley Park.
Special trains from Union Depot
Via ""rhe Northwestern Line"
Thursday. Aug. 7th, 8 .. N.
Dancing, Music. Games. Races.
AL kinds Of Amusement.
Perfect order.
EVERY store closed on that day"
Tickets at all Groceries and Butcher shops
Or at Depot.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
ST Kid Gloves 2Oc

One big bargain square piled high with al
kinds Of kid Gloves, all styles and ali
makes, In white, black. tan and all tn,
new shades, not q pair Of gloves in thi,
lot worth less than S1.OO a pair. there IL
nothing the matter with them. being oniy
ali~hflv unraaaH
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
Saturday, August 9th

We VIII sell
Over 1900 pairs mems shoes, made
Of vici kid, box calf. patent leather
and plain calf. In genuine Goodyear
welt and Mackay sewed soles. at s1.5s
q pair.
We quote these prices simply to
give you an idea Of the tremendous
bargains there will be In this sale.
Our recent purchases will cause this
sale to involve over $4,000 worth OF
the finest and highest grades Of shoes
made. all Of which will have TO be sold
before the first of September. owing to
the remodeling Of u shoe depart
ment. II you are going to iced shoes
at all during the next year It will
pay you to invest In this sale for your
entire years wants.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-06
Thursday, August 9TH
Friday, August 9Th

we will sell
Over 5000 pairs misses, child's.
youths and boys shoes at 69c, 75c
and sec a pair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-28
DUMMY TO DISAPPEAR.
Line Equipped for Trolley as Far as
 Fair Grounds.

The Bessemer dummy will disappear from the streets of Birmingham on or about the first of July next. The line has been double tracked for trolley cars as far as the old fair grounds, a little over four miles from this city. From the fair grounds the double tracks are being carried to Ensley, distance of two miles and the entire line between Bir- mlngham and Ensley, by the new route will be completed and equipped within the next 30 or 35 days.
 The twenty new cars that were run ming on the city lines early in the spring will be used on the fair grounds line They are built for a speed of thirty five miles an hour, but as there will be many stations. the schedule between birmingham and Ensley will provide for thirty minutes.
 The Bessemer line beyond the fair grounds, will be rebuilt and some time during the fall trolleys will run all the way to Bessemer. But beginning in July and continuing until the new track is completed the dummy will be used on the Bessemer end The Bessemer cars will be attached to an. electric motor between the fair grounds and Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-28
ACQUATIC THEATRE
 NEARING COMPLETION
Will Open at East Lake on June 2, With a Strong Vaudeville
 Bill.

On Monday night, June g. the new aquatic theatre at East Lake will open with what the management states to be one of the most elaborate vaudeville bills ever presented In the South. The theatre when completed next Saturday will be a modern playhouse in every respect. The cost of construction will exceed $7OO0.
 Walter o. Lindsay, the theatrical man. sger. arrived Monday and assumed his duties yesterday. MT. Lindsay will have complete charge of the booking and stag ing of the productions.
 Edgar Atcnison-Ely the English head liner, will be the feature of the opening bill. World and Hastings, the famous sketch team, will furnish mirth for twenty minutes. Charles Smith the tenor will render the latest ballads, with illus usted effects. The biograph, the most expensive of the moving picture ma- chimes, will also be a feature. Other acts will combine to make the bill one of un- usual stl ength
 On Sunday afternoon Russell the high diver will make a daring ride on a bi- cycle down the chutes, diving off into tho lake at the end of the perilous voyage The usual concert by Memolis Band will be given from until 6.
 The chutes and the skating rink are proving big attractions and large crowds are visiting the park every evening. Last evening about twenty-five ladies were on the rink fioori which added materially to the sport
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-28
6N tMe Race 0vacx
At New York.

Now York, May 27.-Old England, from the stable of G. B. Morris won the Preakness stakes at one mile and seventy yards at Gravesend today by a head. Namtor and Old England were the choices with Namtor closing slight fa- vorfte at 8 to 5, Old England being to 5. Old England went to the front in the first fifty yards and led the field around the first turn and down the back stretch.
 First race. handicap, about six furlongs -Setauket IA G. Jackson), ' to 3. won; Royal 122 (Odom) to 1. second; Belvino 1a (McCue), Il to 5. third. Time i:12.
 Second race mile and seventy yards, selling-Satire 104 (Shea), to ?, won; King Raine Ill (MiIler), 6 to 1, second; H. Time: 1:46 4-5.
 Third race, five furlongs-Lady Albe- craft 110 (Booker), even, won; Credullty 109 CT. Burns), 12 to l. second; Loravale 109 (AIiller), 60 to l, third. Time: 1:02 3-5.
 Fourth race the Preakness stakes. one mile and seventy yards-Old England 11s O. Jackson), to D. won; Major Dainger- field 103 (O'Connor), to 1, second; Nam tor 11S (Bullman), 8 to 5 third. Time 1:45 4-5
 Fifth race. five furlongs, seling-Ken- nard 1c3 (Shea), 5 to 1, won Rostand 107 (O'Connor), to 1. second Wartenicht 102 CBarbee), 15 to l. third. Time: :02.
 Sixth race, about six furlongs Roue 94 CH. Michaels), to 1. won; Tapiti 94 (Waldo), to 1, second; Neither One 100 (McGinn). 10 to l. third. Time: 1;12 3-5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-28
At Latonia.

| Cincinnati. May 27.-The track was much improved today and all the races furnished good contests. In the race for 2-year-old maidens at four and one-half furlongs, Two Lick was played for good thing and won easily, being backed from 15 to 1 to 5 to 1. Summary:
 First race. seven furlongs-Glensen, 110 H. Wilson,, 9to 2, won; St. Hera, 1O7 (Castro). to 5, second; The Esmond. 1O2 Mc1nernO, to l, third. Time 1:3O1s.
 Second race, four and one-half fur longs-Maghone. 110 J. Martini, to l, won; Flora Willoughby. no (Gormley), 3 to 1, second; Gerda- no CWoodward), 50 to l, third. Time :541x.
 Third race mile and seventy yards selling-Tragedy, 95 (J. Hicks), 13 to B. won; Secundus, 101 (GormIey), to l, sec ond: Garter Ban, 99 e. Martini 13 to B. third. Time 1:56h.
 Fourth race mile-J essie Jarboe 101 (Gormley, to 5, won; Talpa, 91 (Gil- more), Il to 5, second; Water Edge, 94 (J. Hicks), to 1. third. Time 1:42k
 Fifth race, four and one-half furlongs- Two Lick, 105 Downing), to l, won; Emilio Bell, 105 (Gormley), 5 to 1. sec ond; Ornadere, 105 (Croswait), IS to B. third. Time :56A.
 Sixth race, mile and fifty yards, sell ing--Dolly Wagner 97 (Dade), to ?, won: Adalante. 104 q. Martini. to 1, second : J. J. T., 107 (Gormey). to 1, third. Time 1:45A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-05-28

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