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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1902-02-28
MRS. ]. {. O'DONNEII'
Was Sick Eight Years with
Female Trouble and Fina iiu
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkbam's
Vegetable COMPOUND. .

DEAR Mrs. PINKnAM b,..
never in my life given Testimony nave
before, but you have done SO much soa
me that l feel called upon to give v aur
this unsolicited ACKNOWLEDGMENT w y.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
BEGGING FOR VETERINARIANS
Army SIN TTyinG 90 Coax Hosse Doc
tors 60 Go TO the Philip
pines.

The faculties 81 the veterinary colleges OF
the country are Joining the quarternaster
Of the Department Of the Missouri in his
attempt to secure a sufncient number Of
veterinary surgeons to All the requirements
Of the army in the Philippines. From
several colleges have come letters giving
the names and addresses OF graduates who
would probably engage in the service of
the government on the Islands and the
chief clerk Of the department 10 sending
personal letters to each address so given.
The scarcity OF competent veterinary sur
Eeons is working a hardship upon the army
in the tropics. II has been found that
horses taken from this country to the
Philippine islands contract diseases hith-
erto unknown 10 animals. either in this
country or in that, and orders issued by
the officers In command OF the military
departments cali upon the veterinarians
and officers in charge OF horses TO conduct
experiments looking TO a suppression OF
the diseases.
The principal difheulty In the way OF Sc
curing men for the veterinary branch is
geons have TO contract 20 remain At least
two years In order to secure free transpor-
tation home and the salary 10 but 500 q
month. To Offset this comparatively low
salary the department is sending out q
statement as 20 the cost OF living upon
the Islands and the relative health Of the
men in the service, which shows that the
cost Of living IL less than Il b In thu
United states ana that The health Of th,
men IL remarkably good.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
NAHER LASTS TWO ROUNDS
Irishman is Completely Knocked Out BY
Gus Rubin.
FIGHT SCHEDULED TO RUN SIX ROUNDS
Game r. Ruhlin's fron h TaP Of
the Goug aad Peter r. Kept
Uhder = HEAVY Raj. Of
Blows.

PHILADELPHIA, March 21.-Gus Rubin
and Peter Maher met at the Industrial
Athletic club tonight for = six-rcund 20
and In the latter part OF the second round
Maher went down and out on q hard left on
the Jaw. Rubin had the better Of the 90
ss far as It went, he repeatedly rushing
Maher to the ropes.
In the hrst round the men rushed TO q
elinch. Rubin jsbbed his left to Peters
face twice and they again came to a elinch.
Gus sgain jabbed his left to Peters face
and got q right on the ear. Several ex-
changes followed without particular dam
age. Maher then planted a right on Rub
Inns eye, bringing FIRST blood. The men
were sparripg at the bell.
In the second round Peter opened with q
left on the forehead and received one on
the Jaw which sent him down for the count
Gus then rushed Peter to the ropes and
after an exchange smashed Maher again or
the Jaw. Maher looked weak and was Agair
rushed to the ropes, with Rubin landing
right end left. After a few light exchanges
Peter was again sent to the ropes, with
Gus jabbing him repeatedly on the chin
Gus then smashed right and left to the Jaw
and Peter went down and out The bel
found him on the noor and his seconds car
ried him to his corner completely done for
He, however, revived In a short time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
sresat. ass.ss bushels. against lp.zaN.

eregate asA.Ss bushels against lp.SSA
last season.
BuIldine activity IL Increasing and lumber
r. bought freely at an markets. Hardware
and VIE nails are likewise active. Boot
and shoe manufacturers are busy on pre-
vious orders. but new business is Hight,
pending the trial Of strength between the
jobbers and manufacturers OF the one
hand and between the manufacturers OF
shoes and OF leather on the other. Eastern
shoe shipments last week were almost cut
IN two by the Boston tfe-up and the former
excess IN shipments In favor OF this season
has been practically lost thereby.
Coal shipments have been no larger than
needed and prices remain steady. Furnace
stocks OF iron are unpfectdentedly small,
but supplies OF coke are nolng forward bet
ter and production IL active. with the re-
sult that less concern II felt BY consumer
as 10 supplies. Premiums for quick deliv-
and eager buying tor fall delivery r. sthi
reported at Chicago and Pittsburg. A
further advance In SOUTHERN iron ~ pre-
vented only BY the fear that freight ratee
may be advanced. Pittsbufg reports an
enormous demand for structural materials,
1900 tons being sold during the week.
There is an impression there. however. that
forge and foundry iron are being over
bought.
Business failures In the United States for
the week number 1871, az against "a last
week. 21 In this week last year, 1872 In 1901.
isa in 1899 and as In 1898 Csnadian failures
for the week number twenty-eix, ~ against
thlrty-one last week and forty-four In this
week q year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
READY FOR THE BOAT RACE
Beta Are Three to one on Cambridge,
but Oxford f. showing
Better Form.

LONDON, March 2l.-Although the bet
ting on the annual Oxford-Cambr1dge boat
race, which takes place tomorrow, Is 3 TO l
In favor of the Cambridge crew, the Ok
ford oarsmen, latterly. have improved
enough to promise a better struggle than
the prophets anticipations.
Both crews finished their heavy work
this morning and went to the Queens club
this afternoon to witness the Annual field
sports between the two univergites.
In the opinion Of the experts, tOxford's
only chance = 20 press Cambridge for the
light blues Cambridge may possibly
weaken and prove unable to make another
squirt. There are two Americans. d. NIL
burn and J, q. Miiburn. brothers. In the
Oxford boat. They have shown good form
throughout their training.
Soon after the sports began rain COM
menced falling and there were showers
al Intervals. while q hail storm delayed
the long jump. The only, really exciting
contest was the mile run. in which only
foot divided nrst and second man.
Coe, the American member OF the OxforC
team, sails for home on the steamer st
Paul. from southampton tomorrow:
observation-disclosures, Cambridge
hrst; MeNaughton. Cambridge. second
one-Hundfed-and-Twenty-Yar Hurdles
LGarnier. oxford, first; Lee. Oxford. sec
Ond. Time: 0:1s is.
Long ~Jump-cornish, oxford. won. 3
feet ~ inches; Hay, Cambridge. second
oxford thus secured the odd event.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
CONTROL OF CITY STREETS
Answer Made 20 Union PaciAe in Suit
Pending Against CO.
lumbua.

The City of Columbus. Neb.. and Israel
Gluek. defendants In q suit brought in the
United States circuit court by the Union
Pacific Railroad company. have nled sepa-
rate answers to show why the railroad com
pany should not be permitted TO use Nj
street In that city for railroad purposes.
The answer denies the right Of the terri
torial legislature to condemn the streets
OF Columbus. which At that time was an in
corporated town, and alleges that the only
power which could give the railroad com
pany title TO the land at that time was the
city council and mayor. As these officials
aid make a deed 20 the company for that
purpose the answer denies the validity of
the deed, saying that the ordinance under
which II was done was not legally passed
and that the council did not specifically
approve the action OF the ,-mayor in
making the deed, and that even were such
deed valid at that time II was conditional,
and that the railroad company. by remov-
ing ita depot. has violated the provisions
and inValidsted the deed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
WANTS TO HURRY TAG SALE
City clerk VIII Ask the CoancfI e.
start Deg Catehers On
April 4.

Owners OF dogs ere proerastiustlng and
City Clerk w. II. Eloourn Is mad. His
madness is not exactly in the nature Of
hydrophobia, but II any dog should set a.
mad an the city clerk 10 the women Of the
nelshborhood would be calling the chill
dren In OF the street and tslsphoniRg for
snake oil.
The irate Mr.. EIbourn said yesterday
that he has determined to persuade the
council, II he can. to advance the date of
the dog catcher's start to April l. Orig
inally Il had been planned not to start him
out before April Is. but the clerk has found
that no matter what the date, people post
pone the purchase Of tags until toe eleventh
hour and then come nocking in 20 fast tina,
! they cannot be waited on. The tags have
been on sale two weeks and yet only 176
tags have been sold. The total will be in
the neiEhborhood Of $500, and It Is APP
parent that the same old tactics Of delay
are to be pursued.
At the window where the tags are sold
only one man can work at a time. snd as
the name OF the dog. the name OF the owner
and q description Of the former have to be
recorded q large crowd Of purchasers cannot
be disposed OF very rapidly. Many Of them
will not be able to get to the window at all,
and possibly the very next morning the dos
catcher will lay the greedy hand Of an In
exorable executioner upon their ~favorits
collies and hounds and vhisk them way to
the pound. Once the dogs are landed there
1t will cost 81 to get one OF them out II the
owner has meantime secured q to-. and 8;
II he has not. And after four days neithel
tag nor dollars nor q personal aequaint'
anee with the ~poundkeeper can rescue Fido
for Fldo will have breathed an air like tina
Of a painless dentists Workshop and hav'
passed into thu great, innoenSus hereafter
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
ERNIE PLAYS WITH GARDINER
Poanas the Philadelphia Lad All
over the Body and
Face.

CHICAGO, March 2l-Frank Erne was
Philadelphia at the end Of six rounds to-
night. The night was Erne's froh he start
and the Issue MAS never In douoa On the
strength of his recent victory o'sr Nc
Fadden Gardiner was thought TO have q
good chance with Erne, but he put up a
very poor night. He was througnout on
the defensive and IL was a decidedly poor
During the nrst Ave rounds Gardiner did
not average a lead 20 a round, depending
entirely on counters, which Erne blocked
almost invariably. In the last round 0ardi-
nsF, spurred to action by the boots OF the
crowd, started In 90 night and Erne
promptly battered him all around the ring.
Gardner then went back to his old defen-
sive tactics. In the first round Erne. after
renting Gardner into helpless bertlder-
ment, landed his left on the nose Card
ner. elinched and slapped Erne over the
Kidneys, his only blow during the round,
Erne put four straight lefts TO the mouth
without a return, He pounded Gardner
continually. and then put two hot ones Ia
the mouth, bringing blood. Gardner
backed found the ring with q frightened
look on his face and Erne kept close up
putting In HIS left TO the mouth and moss
whenever he stretched IL out.
II the second round Erne stabbed Gard.
ner with a straight left TO the eye and
fought him all over with similar blows
Gardiner countered three times, reschinG
the ear. chest and mouth. All the blows
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
LINCOLN TEACHERS m OMAHA
yisitias the Grade sehoSls
Here.

About 100 Of the grade teachers Of Lin
coin spent yesterday visiting the various
Omaha schools. Most Of them came on e
special over the Rock leland road. and LEGAL
teachers had planned to have superintend-
emit Pearse meet them and direct them to
the various buildings they might wish 10
visit. But the arrival time Of the special
Was announced a. $50 and It arrived at
$50. The nrst that Superintendent Pearse
knew Of the visitors presence was when
Superintendent c. II. Gordon. at the head
Of the Lincoln delegation. called him BY
telephone and announced that they we're at
Union station. By the time the reception
committee Of one reached there only
Superintendent Gordon remained. The
others are scattered over the city at ran
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
COLOR LINE IN LABOR UNION
Central Adopts Resolutions
ing the Reported Action of the
Temple association.

At the meeting Of the Central Labor
union last night a communication was read
from the Building Laborers' union stating
that the Labor Temple association had re-
fused to allow It a meeting place in Labor
Temple for the reason. ii is claimed. thai
n number OF the members OF the Building
Laborers' union were colored.
After a lively discussion. the Central
Labor union adopted resolutions ~denouneing
the alleged action Of the Labor Temple
association as drawing the color line in
labor and that steps should be taken to
secure & reversal OF the decision said to
have been made. The subject will be fol-
lowed up by more definite action II cir
cumstances require IL.
The law committee reported that the
services of Lysle Abbott had been secured
to assist Attorney General Prout in the
prosecution OF the case against the Non
pareil laundry. charged with employing
female labor longer hours than permitted
by law.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
HARD BLOW DEALT BOOKS
Successive Victories OF FaverItes
Make Things had for
the Players.

SAN FRANCISCO. March z~1.-Favorites
wen at Oakland today and some OF the
books were hit hard. The last event re-
suited IN an upset, Nalenoienne. the
favorte, falling to get any Of the money.
Malta waka, played from Is TO 1 to Z to I,
proved the winner Skip Me, quoted at 90
to 1. at one stage OF the betting, was sec
ond, while Foudo, another 90 to l shot, was
third. While at the post in the first race
Administer was corked and badly cut. Yur-
sela beat the gate and won easily. 1nvtc-
tus fell at the first turn in the third race
and then ran away three miles. Lady
Meddlesome, winner of the fifth race, was
bid up from 500 to 500 by william Ma
Crane and Andy Blakely retained her. The
Western Produce stakes for 2-year-olde,
with 5000 added, will be the feature Of the
program tomorrow. Results.
First race, hve-eighths Of q mile. SELL
ing, maidens: Yursela won. Fitting sec
ond. Knocktngs third. Time: 1903.
Second race, one-half mile, selling
Nigrette won, Escarola second, Tom Nit
chell third. Time: o:fL.
Third race. one mile and fifty yards. SELL
ing: Lento wen, Harry Thatcher second,
Windward third. Time: 1:46.
Fourth race, ~three-Quarters of a mile,
selling: Rubus won, Rubino second, r. NJ.
Bratton third. Time: 1:lA
Fifth race, one mile and fifty yards, sell.
ing: Lady Meddiesome won. Iimelight sec
ond. Grand Sachem third. Time: i:l5A.
Sixth race, Futurtty couree, selling: NAL
lawaks won, Skip Me second, Fondo third,
Time. ll3
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
GIVE TOM SHARKEY A CHANCE
JearIes People Say FITS is ActIns
and Ask sailor 20 Fiji
breach.

Los ANGELES, Cal, March nL-The
Century Athletic club today wired Tom
Sharkey. the pugflist. asking under what
terms he would tai FitEsfmmons' place
and night Jeffres in this city during the
first week in May.
The club has not heard further from
FitEsimmons and refuses to accede TO his
demands for a larger purse and percentage
than Il originally offered.
OAKLAND. Cal, March f1-Billy De
fries' this morninS sa,Si From the se-
uo1 taken by the Board of Supervisors IN
San. Francisco yesterday awarding the
April permit to the Yosemite club. I Judge
that the Frisco people have given up al
hope Of getting the hight. Fitssimmons Il
simply looking for an advertisement. He
Is up to some dodge TO keep MS name be.
fore the public and ! told Jeffries 80 IN
New York when we met the first hitch.
Mark my words, he will barter with this
thing and toy with Il as long as the press
will stand for II, and In the end there will
be no deht"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI.

The following supreme court decisions
have been handed down:
llnG Kitchen against Chaplin. Error
from Lancaster. Affirmed. DUNE c. Divi-
A married woman Is liable on her
guarantees Of a promissory note owned by
her and made payable to her order, and the
purchaser Of such a note is not driven TO
an inquiry OF the purpose TO which she in
tends to devote the proceeds OF a sale
nxS. Gonzales-Mandlebaum Company
sgslnst bToghAmsr. Error from Dawes.
Where a bill OF exceptions is quashed
and the only assignments OF error relate
TO the mtrodncuon OF evidence and q gen
trary to the Law and the evidence the re-
viewing court will only inquire whether
the pleadings viii support the judgment
Mss, Moore against Moran. Error from
Keith. Reversed HOlcomb. J.
]. \ mortgages OF real estate cannot be
cause Of his mortgaee lien maintain an &C
tion In repleVtn for the possession Of prop.
which he claims as fixtures TO the really.
2 A. purchaser OF land with notice OF It'll.
IN third persons to building situated
rights Of such third parties In ana TO such
Z & when II ~ evident that houses wer,
intended az permanent ~annexations to tn,
freehold they become a part of the realty
and pass With a e~Onveyanee OF Il, and tina
foundations on which they stand. Free
men v. Lynch et al. s Neb., Isl.
A bonande grantee OF real estate with
out notice OF which Il situated a buildinl
used as a residence and apparently a par
OF the freehold win Axe title 10 the land
including such building Invested OF q claim
OF ownership by q third party whose right
are based on an alleged purchase OF sucl
building from the grantor as chattel prop
erty.
"A petition N error cannot be treated a
a nuliity and entirely d~isregarded becaus
authenticated In the name OF plaintiff ii
error BY her attorney giving his name, eacI
appearing only in typeNTftfng-
nSH Moore against Jacobs. Appeal frOu
Custer. Affirmed. Holcomb, j.
1881. Haines against BellinRer. Appes
from Buffalo. Affirmed. Per curiam.
1885 Omaha Loan and Trust Compan,
against Walenz- Appeal from Douglas
Afdrmed. Holeomb. j.
l. The Ming Of q motion TO vacate a de
cree under the provision OF subdivision Z Q
section 61 OF the Civil Code. does not Q
itself have the eject OF avoiding or sus
pending. further proceedings IN the exseu
ton OF the decree. nor would q sale mad
IN pursuance thereof be inveidated becaus
such motion had not been acted on BY m
court. nor waived BY the party Ming IN
2 The action or nonaetion OF a tris
court on such motion cannot be revfeWe
on an appeal from a nnal order OF cor
! a rmation Of sale
. nsa Merchant against Basmsister. Al
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

were light. Erne put two rights TO Gardi-
ners Jaw as the round clcsed. The second
blow was a vicious one that shook Gardi-
ner badly.
The third round was . repetition Of the
hrst ana second Erne blocked all Of Gardl-
ners counters. Gardiner went to his cor
ner badly used up, the blood pouring In a
stream from his nose and mouth.
The fourth and fifth Tounds we're n bit
~livelier. Gardner attempted TO counter,
but with poor success. In the last round
Gardiner was staggered with a left on the
Jaw as soon as he left his corner. Erne
shot them In hard and fast and Gardiner
backed around the rims. trying 70 protect
himself. Reused by the yeils Of the crowd
he made a brief stand. sending left 20
Erne's jaw. fight 10 the ribs. A second
later he carRh Enc on the back OF the
head with q right hook. when Ern jabbed
his nose with a straight left. For the rest
Of the round he did nothing but take left
punches in the face.
In the prelimina ries Tommy Sullivan OF
Brooklyn defeated Eddie 9prague of
Streator. ~SpraRue's seconds throwing up
the sponge In the second round.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
GILBERT GETS FIRST MEDAL
spirit Lake, Iowa, Man shoots Twen-
ty-six Straight at Indiana
Tournament.

INDIANAPOLIS, March ALFRED Gilbert
OF spirit Lake IA, again TOOK the honors
al the Limited Gqn CLUB shoot today: YIN,
score of 20 straight. He had to night Il out
with F. E. Hicks of Columbus, o., who
bird Of the shoot-or. Hicks set the pace
for the contest, being In the frst squad,
while Gilbert was several squads down the
list Hicks had a bit the advantage, too,
for he shot from the twenty-elght-yard
mark. while Gilbert was on the thlrty-two-
cap ever given a man at the traps in In
Considering the handicap. with the other
SAgiEV Of f the Spirit Lake y man S ssSse aai the
more brilliant. He had some swift birds,
too. while Hicks had a little the better OF
The two men divided first money and
shot OF for the medal. There were twenty
smoGut entries so y .sn ~ an net tine h each mG %sS
:lSSIs. from which is subtracted his en-
The second men were Rhoads. Head OF
Peru and Fox. who divided sos 10. The
third men were Ahlers, Worries of Craw.
f9rdsville. Heikes q DAYTON, o. ana Bnds
hole men were Rike Of Dayton. Clay, Phi
Young and Neal. The money amounted q
were The best that nave ever been trapped
in Indianapolis and the shooters had theii
hands full In 6assinE the game.
Toward the latter part OF the afternoon /
range at a lively clip and made the judg
ing OF the bird much more d~if1cult.
There were but three men with clear
scores after the fifteenth round. when ]. L
Head of Peru fell down. Tbs spectator
grew more Interested as the shooter
the first TO kill and he received an ovation
as he stepped back from the handicap
mark and met many congratulations: whei
Gilbert bagged his twenty-7fth bird he
too. was roundly cheered. In the shoot-oi
Hicks got a swift incomer, which h
/ bounds.
Gilbert took a deliberate shot at a fas
one going at r~ight-quaTter and brough
him down with the hrst barrel. but h
used the second to make sure OF the media
an agreement having been reached Z
| divide first money.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
Homage G.ins tn. Day.

NEW ORLEANS, March 31.-Homage, in
the last race, was the only winning favorite
today. Gautama, who won the first race,
was backed from Is to l TO 1. Results:
First race, one mile and a sixteenth
Gautama won. Loves Labo second, Rose
of May third. Time: l:5S.
Second race. selling. four furiougs: Step
Around won, Julia LaBle second, Royal De-
ceiver third. Time: 0:51&.
Third race. selling. one mile and an
eighth: Doctor Stephens won, Swordsman
second, Major Mansir third. Time: 1854.
Fourth race, handicap, one mile: Lofter
won. Eva Rice second. Johnnie Mccarthy
third. Time: l:4fH.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Pyrrho won
Marie Bell second, Moderator third. Time
1:iI.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards
Free Admission third. Time; 1:t9h.
Seventh race. selling, one mile and ar
eighth: Homag won. Joe Doughty sec.
ond. Socapa third. Time: l:59h.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

LONDON. March n-The annual Oxford
the Queens club. this city. A strong wind
was blowing There was a good siLed
crowd present. The results were as fol
lows:
one Hundred Yards Dash-BArclay. Cam
bridge, FIRST; Churchill. Cambridge, second
Time: 10 IS seconds
Hammer ThroW-coe fAmericanl, Oxford
won. Distance: III feet. 10 inches.
Mile Run-Gay Roberts. Oxford. first
COckshott. Cambridge, second Time:
minutes, Is as seconds,
High Jump-Smith. Cambridge, won,
feet s& inches: Doorleys Cambridge, sec
Quarter-Mne Run-Barclay, Cambridge
nrst; Cornish, Oxford. second. Time
go IS,
Putting the weiEbt-coe. oxford. won
Distance: As feet s Inches
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
Two Favoritea via.

CHARLESTON. 8. c.. March n.-ventero
GarsciA and Frank B were the winning
favorites az the Exposition track today.
Results:
First race. selling. six furlongs; ventoro
won. Lady Riley second, Fudge third.
Time: i:21.
Second race, selling. 1--WE furlongs and a
half: Capltolia won. Mollie Brooks sec
ond. Friend Jack third Time: 1:H.
Third race. selling. six furlongs: Gratia
won, Vlrgie o second. Ruby Riley third.
Time: 1:D.
Fourth race, selling. four ~furlongs and a
half: Alzora won, Samivel second. Corridor
third. Time: o:57.
Fifth race. selling. seven ~furlongs: Frank
b won. Prince Esher second, Sir Kenneth
III third. Time: 1:A.