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oAwrHoNs HAp A SNAP.

Picked Team Wac Defeated-Niue 10
Nothing,
The CaWthons defeated mixed team Of
Galveston and Houston players yesterday
very easily by thc score OF 9 10 O. rhe
game was without Interest after the thlrd
inning when The Cav thons scored eight
runs on tour lnncld hits and a series OF
errors by the visitors Erwlns throwing
and q Cue running catch by Angus McDm
Rtd were the features Tie Galveston mel
aid not arrive until 1850, much TO the an
uoyance of the spectators The gamc wla
called NJ tho cud ~ the eighth unlug on
account OF darkness Score X II "
Houston ........... COS 600 Ol ~ g u
Galveston .,,.,..,., Geo OOO 90 q u
B0aes ON balls on Eycrhnrdt .; on
Foster. .
Strnk out-By Evcrhardt, TO- by Foster,
g.
wild pitches Everhardt I Foster ].
Sacrifice hits Oltc Reynolds,
Umpire Murmiou
Time 80.
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THE EsoUIMo

The Esquino eats blubber.
The lumbermen eat pork.
These people are constantly
exposed to cold and physical
strain. Experience has taught
them that fatty foods give
warmth and nourishment.
For those who have cold
and thin bodies or are threat
ened with consumption or any
wasting disease, there is no fat
in SO digestible and palatable a
form as SCOTS Emulsion.
Physicians prescribe it.
Wen send you liitleto ~, 4 you Ike
SCOTT 4 BOVINE 80 Pearl street Nav York.
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TEST WILL BE MADE,

Operators VIII Attempt to Put Idle Col
Ieries Into Operation.
Scranton. Pa, october IL. This lie the
beginning Of week which 1t Is generally
believed will put to test the claim Of
tho operators that they viii be enabled
to start up their colllerles II gleen protec-
lion and the counter claim of the United
Mine Workers Organization as expressed In
Wednesdays resolutions, that the strikers
viii not return to work without conces
sons, oven though tho entire military force
protect them.
wien determination 60 prove their claim,
the operators have been for the pnst week
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
The Coal Ownership Plank Is Winning
Votes for The Ticket.
STATE OWNS THE SALT MINES.
Many Papers Denounes the Proposlt'on'
but the People Approve lt---Dreet-
ors Of the Coal Roads.

New York, October 12.The coal strike Is
expected 20 be an influential factor in the
campaign 10 the Empire state. The demo
Gratis have incorporated IN their platform
plank fnyoring the acquisition Of the an
thrncite coal lands in Pcnnsyiyania by the
National legislature by exercising the ifght
Of eminent domuin. It has been charged
that this clause was inserted for the pur
pose Of catching votes. whether this was
the intention or not, the democratic man
ayers believe that II the coal strike lasts
thousands Of voters will be persuaded to
approve OF the democratic policy Of Nuton'
nj ownership Of the hard coal ields rs the
quickest solution OF the problem.
Bird S. Colcr, democratic nominee TOT
governor, When comptroller OF the city vt
New York advocated the municipal owner.
shin of public utilities From municipal
ownership It is only one step to state
ownership; and from State to National
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TRAIN ROBBERS ESCAPED.
Man Hunt in Southeastern Nsb'a'n
Stacks Up. L

Lincoln. Neb., October 12>-rhe man Nv.
in Southeastern Nebraska Jagged TO-DAY y.
the four higRwaymen. who held Up Y
Burlington train near Lincoln early !ess
day morning, have seemingly disssn.s
their pursuers Tho heavy rain Wnicn W
all last night and the driSsle up % y.
today made the following q the iran ~
with the bloodhounds out Of the ousssl.-
The Burlington railroad detectives ana -
coin policemen who we're beating aO0uH
Cass county yesterday and laM Sss
abandoned the search and retuihsp
this morning. -. - ~
Some Of the Lincoln policemen s aIe !, y iis
opinion that the robbers are eltnel =
ing in this city or not far from nstet n
Nothing further Is known az IN
amount secured IN the express sa Iii NJ
Adams Express company onlcias a taa
no information and the statement ~ ~ Il
railroad that the sum probably WI sSrrsr
coed $1,000 Is generally accepted 40
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THE STRIKES.

The New Orleans strike has been settled.
the street car men accepting a compromise
on the question of wages
The strike on the Mexican National rail
way continues, but the company Is moving
its passenger trains.
Nothing new developed IN the coal strike
situation In New York City.
The coal operators Will attempt TO put
more colIlerles Into operation this week.
The president had several callers at the
temporary White House. but nothing was
learned regarding the strike situation.
George F. Baer has gone hurrledIy 10
New York to consult J p Morgan.
The French miners are divided as to the
demands to be made IN the strike.
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and say the states guard should be tried
out hrst before thinking Of National sol
dlers. Brigader General Goblin dos not
were found that the Pennsylvania guard
was not sufficient IN numbers to control
the situation no says he will be IN favor
~ recruiting the State force up TO twice It
size, or 70 the number required 10 meet
the situation, lie snys the governor. undc'
the laws can do II. Tomorrow two detGcu-
menta OF all the regiments In the Lucka
wanna and Wyoming valleys Will be sent
ON patrol duty, They Will escort all work
men TO the colieriea VINO want protection.
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

HINDMAN DAUGHERTY CireenvHe.
Texas October 9.-Nlrs G. A. Daugherty
and MIR Z. w, Hlndmnn were married
Tuesday evening az the home Of the bride
on West Leo street, Elder Il Il. Jenkins
orhciRtiug. A wedding feast followed and
was much enjoyed by the friends and rela.
tivea IN attendance. all Of whom Joined IN
congratulations ana best wishes TO the
couple who are advanced IN years ana
quite we'll blessed IN worldly stores.
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sOssssosssesssssOsssssoseSSs

ownership, It viii be agreed, is but another
step. In practice, however, State propfle'
torship ana management Of the salt mines
at syracuse has rot been n prcht making
success. That is another question the
democratic lenders say. II win he different
when they come into power they add
Then they promise there viii be plenty Of
salt and coal and cheap, too.
Mr., Coler, ex-senator David b. Hill the
democratic State leader and other leaders
have an enthusiastic champion of the prop,
osltluu ia have Uncle Sam 90 into the coal
business IN William Randolph Hearst, ed
tor and proprietor OF the New York Ancri.
can anc Journal, who is a candidate for
congress from enc Of the Greater New York
districts, and not withstandlug that every
other newspaper Of standing I'm the NE
tropolis dcnounces the democratic pro-
nunciamcnto IN favor OF National owner
shin as piece Of huncomhc. there seems
TO be n strong popular sentiment In favor
OF It, This Is manifested Ia uhf thickly
populated tenement quarters Of the cast
and west sides OF the city, where tue great
majority Of the voters are beehved These
are the people who buy coal by the pailfull
and have To pay 30 cents a pail for IL now.
Ihey feel the shortage mure directly than
their more fortunately situated neighbors
and they are relied pon TO help out the
democratic party By elccting It's candidate
for governor on the coal plank issue.
A rise In the price Of bread from 5 to Z
or cents loaf which has been an
bounced. will, II Is asserted. be a further
incentive TO this class " voters to help
the democrats settle the great labor trouble
In the ueighbOrne Stntc II Is the iudg
strike lasts two or three weeks longer and
the weather gets colder and there should
be suffering among the poor for lack of
coal, The democratic ticket would uuduubt
edly receive thousands of votes that would
otherwise 20 10 the republican candidate
for governor, Benjamin -. Odell Odcll Is
the present governor, He has succeeded
during his two years term in abolishing di
rect taxation by making the burden of
taxation he horne by the great corpora
lions, His managers believe he ought TO
win ON that issue by $4,000.
In the controversy between so-calied coal
roads who are owners Of the mines. and
the miners only the names OF tine coal
roads presidents have appeared SO far II
rcctors ~ these roads are and who as III
rectors. are also the advisors Of tho presi
dents IN their hght against the Pennsyl
vana miners, This Is list OF the di.
rCCtOrS
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Mckinney Texas October II, Tho IA.
NOUS PAGER, Cucker, which sold In Kausae
city rcw weeks ago Tor 5000 ana resold
last weck for SS0O0, was formerly owned
by Harry white OF this city, MIR. White
purchased tbe horse for Sl2a ana later sold
him fpr SS2A, lie was then put IN training
ana shortly before his last sale paced a
mile IN 200.
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The campaign IN Gonzales county has
been opened by friends Of Mr. Burgess.
NJ A. Rector viii be appointed TO hll the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Dts.
trict Judge Morris
Mr.. schluter n nde an address before the
Confederate camp at Dallas IN the interest
Of Ills candidacy for the speokership
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BAER DENOUNCED
For His Fling at the People OF
the South.

the South.
Fort Worth, Texas. october H.
Robert d. Lee camp, United Con-
federate Veterans, is the first camp
in the South to resent and denounce
the statement made by George f.
Baer who represents tho coal opera
tors interests involved in the great
Pennsylvania strike, for his asscr-
lions that the people OF the South
are anarchists and rioters. A com.
mlttee was appointed to draft con-
demnatory resolutions expressing the
Indignation Of the camp. A copy Of
them was ordered expressed direct to
BacL
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FAST IRAN WRECKED.
Two Men Were Killed and a Numb,
Of Others Injured

o. others Injured.
Altoona. Pa, october i2-An express
train ran into a wrecked freight train near
Barre, three miles west of Petersburg. al
2'os o'clock this morning, The passenger
engineer and the freight brakeman we're
instantly killed and ne passenger hremaa
ENGINEER JOHN w, SMITH. Harris.
burg
Gap.
Seriously Injured;
Fireman Z. w. Black, Harrisburg.
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Runaway soys from M.II..

.. tutee boys were picked up by the malice
yesterday on telegram from Waller conn
S y statins that they had run a,gsr go,
aV ,,o ana taken with them two hopsos from nna
tbis D,o,, an ofncer Is expected from N a Ip
their parents 70 return the youngsters 10
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closed the bnrgain several other breeders
would have made offers FOR the great horse
to O'Connor As 70 ~, O'tunuor makes
$3.50 on the trHnsnction IN return for his
readiness to bid ON Gold Heels when u
looked as II he would have 20 be passed
ont nj thp ring without a purchaser.
OConnor Thought the horse might hc nhle
TO stnnd training for another campaign on
tho turf but he soon found out that the
stud was the proper place for him.
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Enaulrlna for His So.

eu'eo Ems has received letter from
ns' = Aryidson Of 1911 washington
S ybaras Minneapolis MINI, epouIrin1 tba
lin. Who MAS o. his sister Mrs Anna psb'
mind IN this city some wee nave lost her
i'sn''n Is said to be still In the civ sS PITS
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TWO CHURCHES BURNED.
Work Of lhoendiaries in Both
Cases.

Thorndale. Texas, october ~ In
cendlarles got In their work In Thorn
dale this morning aud az result two
nice churches are IN ashes Both
were new buildings the Baptist
hardly being complete, and over
Si40o had been put into It. The
Christian church had cost about
Si10o. Dogs We're put on the ground
about o O'Clock but failed TO take the
trail The people are worked up aud
the guilty parties may be severely
dealt With II apprehended.
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~ ,unefal OF Clarence A. Kitten WIN
So $50 pave from the residence. no Milan
ii N HI a. N. today. with ,ntsr,,,ea,
persons s''s Mi M9pa cemetery The Following
Rice ,. n viuson. Geor goearess: p. y.
aug vaughan b Damon and y $780,, 81
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

HoPKlNsVILLE. Ky, e.. Lloyd Nelson
Young, white planter crQzed by drink.
went on a rampage near Pembroke after
being put % a train tAnt he mad tagged
He secured an AK nn6 Drained Kehecca
MacRay, an aged negress, WHOM he met on
the road. Leaving the al With the body
ne snrang on Joseph Candy, colored aged
10 and cut his throat. ftially wouuding
MIN
NEW YORK, The subscriptions obtained
Al the two meetings of Ne Christian Mis-
sioDary Alliance held Ybre amounted ~
100000, OF the oterpI over 5000 was In
cash.
NEW Albany. Ind, As safeguard
against grave robbery the common council
has ordered electric arc lights placed IN
Fairview and the coiored cemeteries.
NEW YORK Emanuel Iasker. chess
champion Of the world, Ia q passenger ol,
hoard the Anchor liner, Columbia, from
Glasgow.
ABERDEEN. s. D.-suow fell steadily
here Cor an hour, being the nrst OF the
season.
QUINCY, fll--A tornado struck this city
Destroying much property In the city aud
country. large number OF houses md
barnes were destroyed ard great damng,
done 10 orchards and standing cora,
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eRoVEis cHRoNIc cHMl cnnE

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don't cure. Al all druggists. No Cure, 40
ray. soc.
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LoNpoN'--A dispatch received from VI
emma SAYS the retirement of count ESTER.
haay from the Order OF Jesuits was occa.
stoned oy love AFFAIR With the Marrhion.
eSs ne Reynac, a French woman, whom
the count has since Married
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lac Hotg Oh THE ARMouRs.

= UUUCuN OPefaUon Is FoTiOfmau UPON
tho Baby Girl
Chicago, October 10. The operation watch
Mr., and Mrs ]. Ogden Armour hope viii
cure their daughter, who has been cripple
since birth was performed today by Prof,
Lorons 81 the University OF Vienna lie
pronounced Il complete success and said
he had not the least doubt she win be able
10 walk as well as the healthiest child
when the plaster cast has been removed
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COMMERCIAL.

London and Berlin money markets are
stiil closely watching and somewhat de-
'ndent upon the wall street financial stu
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

Awreck at Altoona, Pa, caused two
deaths and many injuries.
Detectives have lost the trail Of the Bur.
iinstcn train robbers in Southeastern Me-
braeka.
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Prescription No. es5i. by Elmer & Amend.
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rheumatism r. r schmidt Houston,
Texas, Sole Agent.
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MAsoN.-The trial Of George mn "
ham, charged with murder, has ~, r.ueh
for Friday. The case has attracIeu
attention In this section.
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SPORT

Milton Henry and Johnny Relf were de-
prived OF their licenses by the Paris Jockey
Stub.
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Groves Slack Root liver PiIls.

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WHARTON.-Coun Health or,,o. A..
drewq has come 20 an agreement whereby
ne VIII attend the three smallpox patients
recently shipped here from Matar5ris
county the commissioners of that county
agreeing 20 pas the expenses.
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SULTAN is DEFIANT.
A Mindanao Ruler Wants War and
Not Friendship With America.

A Mindanao Ruler Wants War and
Not Friendship With America,
Manila. October 12.-rhe sultan
Of Bucolod Miudanoo, has rejected
tho friendly oyerturcs Of General
sumner comm ander Of the American
forces IN Mindanao IN defiant let.
Tor In which he invites war The
sultan says: cine sultan Of Bacolod
desires war forthwith He wishes to
maintain the religion OF Mohammed.
Cease sending letters What we
want 10 war, We don't desire your
friendship
Flinedly NIorus report chat the sui
tan Of Bacolod is tortifying his
strougholds Ho Is In possession OF
many rides II Is expected that an
American column win be sent from
Camp vlckars to capture and reduce
the Bacolod stronghold 1t has not
been decided when the move Ia TO be
made.
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxstiye Bromo ouialne Tablets. An
e l,s teiuna me money II II fails 10
box. $50 y w eaSh
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every pf.rson afflicted as Dr. h 1ls.t Isulhets
enthor Is recognized as ine Ice az l1Pss
ana expert IN the United ,rs book u
wanF fodsr ana IL VIII he ssa srsI
seahed Address. ]. Newton nsie ni1e
D, 30 Alamo Plaza, San Ans'A'"
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MOUNT PLEASANT.-Di District judge
Butler Of this district has refused the az.
piieetion for an injunction against prohihl-
county
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an, TSts suc ox5RIsE for cams and E.vsr..
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IF IT'S A GARLAND"
That's an you need to know about stove
or range.
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FoREloN.
TEXAS POLITICS.

The sultan Of Bacolod wants war witt
America and not friendship.
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
!. 2. CONNOLLY is AMBITIOUS
county cOmmsssiOner In Out for DEM
oeEatie Nomination for
Mayer.

County Commissions James p. Connolly
wants the democratic nomination for mayor
Of Omaha. The bee has been buzzing In
his bonnet for some days ana this week
he has SHE'D his castor In. with a declara-
ton that he does not care who knows It.
II have been In this neck of the woods
for nearly a quarter Of q century" he said,
''and / think ] know the kind Of mayor
the people prefer. They know. too. that
l would be the real mayor every minute OF
the time l held once. l would have no enc
mics to punish. but I would reward my
friends whenever possible 10 do so and
serve the best interests OF the public. !
am just starting on my second term as
commissioner, but as soon as elected mayor
I would. Of course resign my place. 10 let
It be allied by appointment. There are,
strongly suspect. plenty Of good men in the
First. Second and Third wards who could
be prevailed upon to occupy my shoes any
time I get out Of them. II l get the once
I would be Influenced by q desire to pre-
serve Omaha a. a wideawake western
town. without closing everything up tight.
and yet without permitting ofense TO any
body. ! don't care who knows now that /
am after the nomination in earnest, and
II I get It my friends viii see the ~iiveIiest
skirmish for e~lection that they ever saw"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
TOWNSEND GIVES HIMSELF UP
His Version Of ne story OF AnsaaIt
on Ellen snd Eiorenes
Barker.

Eugene Townsend went 70 the police sta
tion yesterday and surrendered himself
to the omeere for having assaulted Ellen
n Florence Barker at Forty-second ana
Fort streets Thursday night. Townsend
told the police that he and several COM
panions were sitting around in the weeds
In q vacant lot. near where the assault oo-
Cured. and that they had handkerchief
tied over their faces In order 20 protect
themselves from mosquitoes. When the
girls came along. he said, just for fun he
ran out OF the weeds after them. When
the girls recognized him one Of them called
him q cur and he slapped her. Then. he
said. he left them. Shortly after, while he
Was returning home. he met the girls again.
and the other one wore at him Then he
struck her in the face. He pleaded guilty
70 . charge OF assault and battery. but
sentence viii not be passed on him until
August u. AZ which time Judge Berka VIII
hear the girls' side Of The story.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

the east. but we continued in our course
toward the Diomede Islands. Should our
good fortune continue we shall reach Nome
By tomorrow evening. We are all In the
best of spirits.
July lat 9 .. M. we we're opposite East
cape. but . fog hides it from our view.
I was on the bridge with one Of the onacers
and at IL a. m. was the first to discern
sledge island. We met a small vessel and
when those aboard made US out they yelled
and shouted and shot on their nrearms,
manifeating their Joy.
July 2-At l q. m. we dropped anchor be-
fore Nome. II was a most pleasing sight.
Many small boats put on from shore to
welcome US, In one Of them my brother.
The Joy at meeting was great. Portland
returns south tomorrow and will carry this
letter. Jeannie arrives at 8 e. m. We beat
It by seven hours. H. MUIR.