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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
HELD UP MARSHAL AND ROBBED BANK
Thieves Locked Iowa Towns Policeman in
Jail While They Worked.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIR We. J

The
MapIeton Iowa. Nov H.-Three mean loafng in
the street were ordered to move on by City Mar
shall Frame at a. m. to-day. In reply the men
pulled guns and made the Official hold up his hands.
and went through his pockets, taking his revolver
and Jail key. They marched him to the !ail, locked
him in a cell and after robbing blacksmith shop
Of the necessary tools broke into the First Ma
tional Bank Building, pried open the vault door,
broke the outer door OF the safe and secured sum
Of money estimated at from 5000 to 10000. The
robbers aped a handcar, and have not been
apprehended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
FULLY FOR BRIDGE COMMISSIONERS.

There IS report that James Tully who
Deputy Fire Commissioner under Mayor Van
Wyck is slated FOR appointment as Bridge Com
missioner. he H. Senator McCarreu's chief lieu
tenant in the NINth Assembly District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
GOMEZ ACCEPTS CHECK FOR $4,000

Havana Nov. A-General Maxine Gomez has
accepted the governments check for the grant Of
$1,000 recently unanimously voted to him by The
Congress and approved by President Palma in
recognition II his services as head Of the Teyou-
tionarv army. General Gomez Says. however. that
lac Will not draw any OF the money until all the
veterans shall have been paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
NOW M. H. VOICE. is TALKED or.

Besides ". Bourke Cochran and Michael
Blake. The favored candidates 10 succeed Colonel
George T. Mcclellan ia Congress. another name
s.as talked o. yesterday Ii said that Martin
3. N0gel. q yOung Tammanv brave much favored
av Richard Croker might be- named. Nogel is only
. Nenty-eRht years old. and save I0r his youth
says The report. would have been put up for Con-
Sress in 1880 IT. the district .. -. = Belmont rep
rsSents nov. Croker. however told him he'd better
wait while and he would lose nothing by 81.
focel is specialist banking ana corpora lion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARI,E-Arthur Lord. Of Boston. and Olin
Mitchell, u Boston. FIFTH AVENU E,-Cieorc,e
a. COX. n Toronto. and DIR. r. Duhray Of Mon
treal. GlL5EY-S' aptain s u. Rayard-schmore
r. : 4. iofFMAN-SiT Algernou opd Ia
Coote. - Ireland. and Pemberton HougsworfL ~
Philadelphia Maj ESTIC-Enrico Carllso Florence
ltaiv- MANHATTA\-JudEe John Il Kellogg
~ oPdcnsou-.. ana 4. ". Lyman. 81 Philadeipbis
III RRAY HII.L--EN- Ma oT James X Mcclure ~
Saracure SANOG-Nme. Sembricb OF Dresden
and Fritz Werner. o. Mannheim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
LOST $3.50 900 WORTH OF SECURITIES
Stolen from Buggy and Railroad President
Has Detectives Looking for It.

Dallas Tex Nov 14-President Charles y. Alex
ander of the Velasco. Brazos and Northern Rail
way has reported the city detective department
that thieves last night stole valise from his
buggy containing $4,000 worth of securities of the
railroad. The entire detective force OF the city is
a work the
The buggy from which the property was stolen
was hitched at one OF the busiest corners of the
downtown district while President Alexander was
en- off
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
MR.. SEAMAN TO APPOINT WIGwAMITE

As result u the light in The Twelfth Municipal
Court District. where Alfred p. ". Seaman was
elected Justice 10y a Citizens Union Tammany Hall
alliance. Edward II. Rogers a Tammany Hall cap
tain. viii DE appointed clerk Of the court 10y Mr.
Seaman when he takes office. Another Tammany
man will To- appointed assistant clerk il is thought
The clcrkship carries with il salary of 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
FEVER CLAIMS NURSE AND DOCTOR



Austin Tex. Nov IA dispatch from Monterey
Mexico. says that Miss Nellie Nelson who went n,
that clty from Denver when yellow fever made. IFS
appearance In Monterey several weeks ago and be-
came chief nurse IN The Monterey HOSPITAL has
been stricken with he disease. and that her con-
diiou Is critical. DR.. Nixon. who was suDerinter-
ent OF the hospital, died from yellow fever a few
ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
GIVE UP HOPE FOR J. L. BLAIR.

St Louis Nov f4-ReIatives and friends of James
J.. Blair have. il is said given up hope OF MS re-
coverv of either mental or physical health.
MI Blairs condition is not one which causes fear
of immediate death but Il is said that while ne
may live for a long time, he will be practically
helpless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
DEPEW RESIGNS AS DIRECTOR.
H. Mex. Twombly Chosen to Fill the Va
cancy in n Y. N. &H.

Nop-HsVen. conn. NOV 1s.-At Tho monthly
rreeting Of he NoN-York. NaR-TTayrr and Hart
ford Railroad Company. held 81 tho Offices Of tho
company in the Grand central Station New
York. to-day. Hamilton Mck. Twom5Iy was elected
signed. Percy r. Todd Wac elected frst vice -aei-
cent. y. :. 'urt-S second Eice-Dresid.r and W-il-
IAN =. Barnett third slce-presldent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15

n you ss1ied . certain sFFIcIe. wouldn't you thank
= friend for putting the right 10
Ton find Whist the ADJ. ~ the
People"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15

Tho substitution OF M. TwOmbIy for ssnat,r
Dcpcw director OF the NeV-FIaven road Is
without sigufcance. as both men represent the So
tallel Vanderbilt Interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15

coon ~ ssNEss CUs~CE
IL often advertised under the Little Ads Of IN,
People"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
JUDGMENTS

The following judgments for sums of more "a "a,
SO0 were filed yesterday. the first name beng 80
of the debtor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk or the Emitted States Dis
trict Court:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24
CLAUDE CAPTURES DERBY
Cold Van and Epicure Won second
in Biz InEleside
Race.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. E-In TIE pres
snos q the largest crowd Of ths season.
si5s today, win Gold Van second and Epi-
cure, the 1svurits- third The sport WAS
favored ty tine weather and a good track
and the card was ar attractive one.
The Derby held Was reduced 10 SIX START
ers. owing 10 the Withdrawal q ChrlsneL
Elliott. Foss1 md Frank Bullock The
frs two named were lame and A r Jen-
uiuEs decided not II starr them.
Cold Van and DurHEso opened fRvorltes
hut tht money went in on EuiCure. and
Al posi- time ne had The call. Claude was
3 well played third choice.
To q good starr DuraZzo and EpiCurs
went OIL in front while ; DAILY. on ClsDoe-
avoided The early pace. The order was not
changed 10 any extent until shortly before
The heaG Of the stretch was reached There
Claude moved Up. and passing Epicure, as
Eun,ed The lead, while DurBzzo 1el back
he won hHndily from Cold Van. who ran
Ea7ely unoer The heavy impost q =
pace. tired SEt lasted long enough 70 be
third. The event lad 4 value Of Ss.4Ba Of
which sZ.59o went to he winner.
The mile race aroused more enthusiasm
than the Derby Kenilw0rth, CuDHrd ana
yellow Tai met and an had supporters
although keulwOTth Weni 10 the post s
70 3 faVorile- shaw took the be Eprinter
10 the front. and riding Tim with nns JDcE-
msnL, maintained The lead an the WAY
CuuArd challenged him but ne won By a
neck IN q drive yellow Tail was SIX
lengths away. The race was run In lzGl
Il 1.3s was equaled OF broken the Essocia-
ton would have add=d $500 10 the purse
james Neil owner Of Nike MURPHY,
claimed Golden Light ont Of the hrst race
for Egh- Sen MCDhm winner Of The last
race. was hid up from $500 70 SsW by T.
WeIlman. but 7 X Ryan reclaimed him
Results
First race. furUrtrT course. selling z N
RrHrrain won. Golden Light second, G-nral-
Tar third. Time 1-uL.
second race. seVen-Etxteeu1hE Of q mile,
for 2-ysar-oldE. selling The Mighty won,
Anna Maria second FachDcB third Time
O.s1-.
Third race -hree-uuErters q a mile sell
ing WOu. n Puss II Boots
second. Tummie knight third. Tine ia
FOURTH race. one mile and q quarter. Cali
furuia Derby lsuds won Cold Van sec
und. EuiCurE third Time go
Fifth race. one mile won
CuuHrd second. Yellow Tail third Tine
30
sixth rae. one mile and fifty YARDS sell
inE: Ben McDhui won. Royalty second.
Antolse third Time: 1-fsE
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24
BALL RULES ARE CHANGED
EOul Strike Rnls u the National League il
Made U1ivE1l BY Conferences
HEIGHT or PITCHERS soK REGULATED
Nust Vet Ne Mere Than Fifteen
Inches Above Bnse Line. sad
Hone Plate. which West
Re Level

CHICAGO. Fsh s2-PeBcs reirne6 So
prsne a. The joint meeting here TO-DAY Of
The American and Nauonsl leagues and the
National Association O. Minor issrues.
When The gathering adjourned a Uniform
foul strike rule had been adopted. q new
section ADDED to The rule regarding The
makeup Of The diamond and an Eneocment
ADDED 70 the hEIk ball rule. with these
changes and a few others o. minor iup1r-
lance. The cunnfttee decided hat The rules
we're az perfect as could h.
When the assembled TINS aft
ernoun- President James A Hart q The Chi
cage National league club vas elected
chairman and J H Farrell secretary Of
The NBuonHl Association Of Minor leagues
secretary.
Afer al Internal discussion OF the rules
Max FleischmEun Of Cincinnati moved that
the foul strike rule as covered IN The Ma
uunBl league rules he aduv-ed. The first
vote resulted s - 3 in favor Of the mo-
ton, The three representatives o. Amer
icsn leagues voting REEinst The PROPOSE
ton After q short discussion The aaop-
tion o. The rule was MADE unanimous.
A new section WIS ADDED 10 rule J. II
viii be known as section =. ana reBds Rs
follows
The pitchers box shah be No more than
fifteen inches higher than the base lines
and home plate. The base lines and home
plate shan b. perfectly level sn6 the slope
from me pitchers box toward the base
lines and The home plate shan be gradual
Rule %. section .. vas HnsDded SC rs 10
read:
A bslk shall constitute any delivery Of
the han 10 the barsmHn by the pitcher
while either foot Of The pitcher IS back
q ths nlste
The American league WAS represented Il
the meeting by Iofrus o. Washington and
Shibe o. ThIlEdslphiE, WHO also held a
proxy for Bruce OF 81. Louis. The Ma
tiunAl lsGEua. by HBrt Of Chicago. HEnlun
Of Brooklyn and F1sischnHnn q CiDcir-
natl and the National Association Of Minor
leagues BY Secretary FARRELL Presidsrt
Powers and Sexton, president Of the Tes,-
err league.
President Ban johnson o. the American
league was unable 10 attend the rsstiug
owing 10 Illness.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24
MEETS DEATH IN THE NEMkHA
san ~ Humboldt f. Supposed
20 Ne JcdEcd Uneer Ice
81 River.

HUMBOLDT Nsh. Feb. 22-lspsrisll-
Present tndiCHtians are that Jesse Rusts, a
EinEls man about 90 years q are. Who
has been for mary yezrE making his home
W8th his sister. Ms. Steve Hartman. a
sbu-t oERnos east O. Dawson. has fallen
3 victim 70 the NemahA
A few DAYS arr Ny. Ruste came in from
the bsid. Were h. had bee1 hsrdiar cattle.
and started for the NsmahB river. close Al
hand. for q pain Of water. he lid not re-
turn Immediately and has moi been seen
since.
Trucks in The snow indicate that be fol-
loved the usual path TO 8 lev fool bridge
Nhlrh iE Eb0ut twelve inches BbUYa the
water, and as The tracks censed at The
middle Of The bridge 81 is supposed that The
unfortunate man slipped when Be al
tempted 70 draw VI The water.
After he had beer gone about twenty
minutes q search was instituted and ms
cap Was found under the edge 81 the ice
3 few feet below the hri6Es. hui The tin
pain wss missing and has moi been located
yet.
In the center Of he Etrssm. both Hb5ve
end belov The bridge. he current Is 80
strong that no ice formed. md the pruns
hiliries arr that = he man fen in ms
body and No; come VI untl II had washed
under the ice. md in this event il viii
mksls not hs located until the spring thsV.
A large crowd q men worked steadily
for some time cutting 4 channel II The ios
and using poles 70 search for The body
without avail. and yesterday the hunt YES
abandoned The accident occurred but .
short distance rom where Mrs. Harrison
fen in and lost her life some four yeas
arr.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24
GRANT TAKES TENNIS HoNoRS
Practically Alone. o~utPInys CraEin
Brothers in

NEW YORK. Feh. s3-Wyhs G Grant
TIE expert II the New York Lawn Tennis
club, won The nariunsl indoor lawn tennis
championship in the singles today on the
board courts q the Seventh regiment AZ
mory. Paired with hoherT LeRuy OF Co
Eunhta university Grant also won the
Championship honurs in the doubles
Both contests were vel played before q
large gallery. In the doubles LRRpy weak
eDed toward the close and Grant practically
outplayed the CraEin brothers without
support Summary:
Championship singles. final and cham
pionship round; Wybe c. Grant. New York
Tennis club, defeated Calhoun CraEin,
West SIDE Tennis club. 6-2, 6-A, 81
Championship doubles. semi-fnal round
v VIE Z Grant and Robert Leroy. New
YORK Lawn Tennis club, defeated Lyle Z
MAhAn AID William j Mclaughlin Co
lgmhis university. "a. sc.
Championship oubles final and cham
p1uaEhtp round. WTlie c GrarI and Rob
en- Leroy, New York Lawn Tennis club.
defeated Calhoun CrEEin and A S. CraEin,
West SIDE Tennis club. 81, g. D., 1e-G
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24
Inr-ptsrr of sm,,h E.sas..

FREMONT. Neb. Feb 22-Cspecial)-
The inventory Of the estate Of the late
Towner Smith was fled today IN the county
court The amount Of the estate is eonsid-
srAble less than Al FIRST reported The per
s0nRl property. which consists Of nouCs.
accounts and stock in corporations, is
worth about s25.DOh The bulk Of The prop
erty consists Of real estate located in this
county and other parts Of Nebraska lands
in Missouri and city property in Seattle.
Wash and will amount 10 upward OF Sis5,-
600. Mr.. Smith left no viii and his prop
md dRuEhter.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24
Five mere Rur.I Route..

TBCUMsEH. Nehs Feh. 22-(spsciAl.E
Five more free rural delivery routes viii
soon be established in johnson county.
Three % them viii run from the Sterling
once. one from VestH and smother uns
from TeUumssh II viii make the firth
route from the Tecumssh once. Special
Aren't c. E LsEsIlyn q the free runsi
service department has been fl The county
for several days past riding over the pro
posed routes and making the necessary In
vesuEHrions. he wTn forward recommend
EriunE 10 the posuohcs department a.
Washington. as stated and the department
VIII duIF act in The matter johnson
county is tEring well in The rural delivery
service. thanks 10 TIE U-ntiTinE Efforts o,
CunEressmEn Burksrt
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24

NEW ORLEANS. Feh. Z-The seward
esE and MAJOR MEnEir were the only Ein-
ming fsvur-Ies today The attendance was
large and the card ordinary. The weather
was fine End the track fast Results
First race. seven furlUnEs- BFwEyE won.
War CRY second. sidney SABBATH third
Tine Ia
AraChne wen. Frank N second OEREen
third Tine; 14b %
Third rHce, selling one mile The
SteWsrdess won ErmAck second LshHrs
third. Tine: 1:z2 ID.
Fourth race. handicap. one mile and a
quarter Major MEusir won. Hayward
Hunter second. Erne third. Time 2:D 3-b.
Fifth race. i've and q half fUrluugs. sell
Ing hummer Won Little Jack HuTner
second. Silver Fringe third. Time. 1907 -.
SIKH race. selling. enc mile Monus won,
The CzHton second Annie LaureJtH third.
Tine. 10 %
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24

between AIbtn and Mason. niEhor's oueufnr
furty-rWo moves between Won and Tsirh-
mann, Fetru1 5 defense. rhi-ry-fuu moves
between TErrHsCh and MHrurzy. Perrur 5
defense were al drawn. The other con
tests were adjourned.
hen play vas resumed Marco beat Tau-
benhauk Eetrc1 defenEs. In rhf-rr-Hrht
Moves. and the contest between Ms-shEU
anc ReEDu WAS again ad1ourned. pills
bury Won hs unfinished game with Ma
ROCKY
The tournament scores VI 10 the preseu-
are F1llEtIrE, d points. VeiChmaun- -
Marco. -. MleEeE. SchleCh-er and Tar
=ssch. 6 MsrucEy and Mason. 81 Tsuhs1-
haus and Wolf. ~ AIhin. g Marshall a..
Reggie. n &uresu. g.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24
BENNINGTON GUN CLUB SHOOT
and the other Blue Rock
Trnn

The Bennington Gun club held q live
pigeon and blue rock trap shoot SundEy s..
which was attended by quite Z crowd from
nearby towns There were three MONEYS
in both events and the following scores
were made.
1--we Pigeons. 10 Birds-HenrE Psulsen. 8
JHT DilOn = Alherr Anderson, 8: l. Wafer
man. 6; Jack Mcneil. 8. Frank Molssd ..
A u. Anderson, 3. 6 n. MAngold- = T
Bessey. :, N 3 Curtis. :: I'd Olsen. 4:
Prank Bleick. 5. Car Mnhr. 6: Marx Turner.
81 10.
Blue Rocks. Il TsrEstE-JsY Dillon 4. N
6. Curtis, e. =. Bessey. %. Prank MulEsE,
u. A y. Andersen. ;. Ny PBulsen. Z. 4y
LuBchen. y: 7. Wiese. 10. Carr Nuhr. L.
10 Olsen 3 L Waterman, = William p
NsnEok. Z. G. N MBnEold. II; 7 Mcneil.
II
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24

ut-Einahis in uirfer ln NshrzEkH. Little
rEr - zone O. rtHrre fhr ETi-et lrlnaI
IS TIE uEmEre b. Gone econ after fht foot
D. EuE tC susL. and 10 BE- orlr q matter q
the fer oeHfh and amputafor q ire Ef-
nCted uuh. The Ertmal ecumee E-Eri-
ErHc and remains most q tne
tine ire rnus1 utiful uflecr one can vii
resE tr domestic animals.
] uish EtucEmfn would examine the hHT
hat -nsT are feedtuE &c inquiries are cuu-
uuualN hFfuE mHds O. EuCw What &C. Tie
trouble The amount q eTEC1 uu grasses
this last TeaT 81 greater than has ucrurrel
1uT twenty Years ~ TluuslT.
Cattle fed literally with cora Ere not
afflicted Fu-urE trouble car D. AVOIDED
tT cutting r-Bss fu- nay az e proper time
that is. gheu o 10 ir boon. ThE spores q
the erEu1 fuurlE Attacks ErEstes WIN IN
hIaum and rHlLaces The seecs q ne Erasses
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24

SUTTON. Neb-, Feh 22-speciRlD-Ths
annual meeting and banquet q the Clay
County old Settlers association has Just
been held Following the dinner was an
Interesting pruErEm. as follows: Rscita-
uun. Mrs. Nell Copsy Welsh; annual Rd-
dress. Dr. N V. Clark; speech. Hon z. A
MeVeys Settlement on ths Blue IN 1867
BY Mrs Ed C0psey fDss Miss Henderson,.
speech. Mayor Merrill IN program closed
with "Reminiscences and annual election Of
officers. Mrs J. r MEstly was elected
president. Mrs. ". H Smith. secretary, and
Mrs J. LArEstreet, Chaplain
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24
Te Enfore. an Ordinance.

HUMBOLDT. Nsh- Fsb. S2-speciAlD-
AfIsr q discussion a several meetings the
city council has decided 70 enforce The cog
ordinance ana has ordered The marshal 70
An al unlicensed cannes found running AZ
large IN the CITY. A similar order was
issued some time ago, but The 0fhciEl de-
cEnsd OF the ground that No provision
had been LaEds fur paving Tor this service
hul This ms ben s--anEsd fo- nov.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24

ST. JOSEPH No. Pen z-Pzul Grin
stead editor Of rhs Tines WHE fatally
stabbed ny 4 drunken negro named Prank
MErnsT At NErheuE kan Sunday and
excitement is running high IN WErhena
and IN Troy. where me negro BE- IN jan
Iak q Rnching IN case Grinstead cies
a. heard GriuEtead T. the editor Who
served nearly q FeEr IN gEi N IsN for
hba and edited ms paper from me cell
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24

HUMBOLDT, Neh- Feb 2s-spsciElD-
A large crowd Of friends o. Mrs Sarah
Brhoelen called AZ bsr residence yesterday
sftsrn0On Euo gave her q farewell reos9-
ton, as she VII moFs nsEt week 20 Lincoln
10 make her future home here.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24
TILTED LOVER SHOOTS WOMAN
Eas4tE. Seh- 10 thu scene Of = Cruel
Murder. with People much
Excited

EUsTIs. Neh- FEB. "a German named
FryDsrs shot and killed Ms Fred Pull
She had recently fitted Frymsre
He went 10 the Pull home and beat the
husband into insgnsIbIity and STOLE he
dying body o. the woman.
He carried II three miles 20 a school
house Frymsre has been arrested There
is talk q lrnchinE
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24
80 FARKE
No ChaIlenEe IaEued-

LONDON. Feh E-Ths -nuuncsm
cHhlsd February - NAT q 6=hnite chat
leuEs had been received from Harvard and
YALE for an athletic meeting during The
coming sumner with & Fan represeurinE
oxford ano Csmb1dEf was incorrect The
cEhiegrAm received was only a. q tentative
nature and referred 70 the ~EdFlszhihry q
such & challenge being issued.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24
WheD
YOU
Think

O The periodic pain Which many wo-aen
expene1ce with every month Il makes
the geuueness and kindness ALWAYS as
ISOLATED with EomEnhood seen 10 he
almost a miracle While In general no
woman rebels against what she regards
IS 8 natural Necessity there Is no woman
who woald Dot gihday * free from TINS
recurring peood Of pain
Doctor Fcrcc's Farurltr Pres-poan
makes weak Wunen strong and SICK
Nomen vel, and gives them freedom
from diseRse II establishes regularity.
dries weakening drains ls.ls inHzums-
ton and ulceratioz ana cures female
weakness
SICK M are invited 70 consult d..
hercs By lertsT, Uer. Al Correspond
enc srncly private and sacredy conf
ceuuAl Wute without fear and ESthou;
fe< 10 Dr. r Y. Pierce. BudElo. y. Y.
Mn T. noian 81 Maaid Perkins ca Nets
Nu-e = va rurr1 81 u1infu pcruds - thr
ue az Or Flrrurs FuruTi1- PrcsrIpcuu, Enc
ms O1mpluul ErtraE ~ SmEu-Woca Irhink
Dr. fezrs Ur1aclnes Ehs hea n fhe wuTld-"
"FEVor1te Frescripai0nF has the testi-
muuy Of thousands of Wuulen 70 rs
uomplets cure 0 W0InEnly diseases Do
not Ecccpt an unknown and improved
Huhstltute IN "a place
The &lggikh hVer azde active ~ the
80 q Dr. hErceis Peasant PeIiEtA
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24

MILWAUKEE, Feh z-Ths board q d.
rect1rs q the MnWE uEee Western league
hEEe han club TODAY eleutec urdcars az fol-
luNE- president. Hugh Duny- treasurer
Furer Aunsbys seCrelErgs Walter "a hON-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24

na1lv ulHrned. The change was made 10
accommodate President SsXton. who Is
anxious 10 leave fu- California whore be
Eoas 10 Retlle The base bah war The
schedule probably Will be adopted Tumur-
~
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24

JOLIET. m Fsb Z-Word was re
cefFed hare today that the spring meeting
q the Three ] league would b. held hsrs
tomorr0~. Instead Of Thursday. as urE-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24
Teieh@Hnn sd Aess Tssrney.

MONTE CARLO. Pen. z-In the tenth
round q The International chess touruH-
meut today PllsburE beEi MureEu- EirIian
defense. b. hirg -ons moves The EEneE
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24
skating Contests Postponed

MONT CLAIR. y. J Feb. 5-OWinE 10
the bad condition 81 the ice ~ NsrohH lake
To-Day. the rational Epeed skating
snip contests were Indefinitely postponed
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24

IA
RECORD
In In~diyIdssI Contest He Shoots Hua-
dred aad Tkirty-sfx


There vas q contest berWeen individual
mErEEnen Al the grounds q me Omaha
Gun club yesterday Afternoon il Whirh
Townsend MADE The ground record ~
EhoorinE Il rErEetE ErrEiEhl NE srura.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-24
win the RewIrrs.

The Gate Citvs won two uu1 q three
from the Nationals or the Gate CITY
buWliuE alleys last night The score.
GATE CITYS