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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-27
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-27

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-27

THE Marathon Mystery" by Burton r.
Stevenson. is a thrilling detective story,
which comes as a sequel to the popular
Holiday Case" which has been printed
six times, republishcd in England and trans
lated into German Here again refined
young woman seems TO be responsible for
a 'cold-blooded murder in a New York
apartment house. which is followed by a
second, still more mysterious, duplicating
her lover. There is very uncanny bust
ness about a vampire, human or other
The story is illustrated by five pictures by
Eliot Keen, reproduced in colors Henry
Holt & Co. publishers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-27

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-27

John Van Buren, Politician" a novel
OF today, is the story Of a young lawyers
rise in politics in present-day New York.
The police courts, the city hall, the politi-
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who vouches for its unvarnished truth.
The authorship is credited Anonymous
Harper & Bros. publishers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-27

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and ashore and tells in most readable form
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-27

when congress settles down to it's lsbors,
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important queries Of the hour, in "Ameri-
can Politics" according 20 Henry Litchfield
West. In his leading contribution to the
October-December Forum. This writer also
inquiries into the prospects Of the election
of United States senator's by the direct
vote Of the people, the revelations Of politi-
cal dishonesty in Pennsylvania and various
phases OF interest in other states Of the
union.
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-27

Down TO the Sea" is another book from
the pen of Morgan Robertson. Mr. Robert
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these stories have a tremendous power
OF realty in them and are told in the blunt,
forcible style OF man of action. They
reflect variety of moods, tales of broad
humor, deep pathos. clever ingenuity and
thrilling horror. Finnegan, a rough and
ready old salt, who figures in several of
the stories, Is as real and amusing a char
acter as Kipling's Mulvaney.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-27

Anne Warner, author OF the Susan
Clegg" stories, which first appeared in the
Century, has just finished a short humor-
Gus serial, which that magazine will print.
beginning in an early number. The story
Is told largely in the form OF letters TO
her mother from young American girl.
one OF party who are the guests of a
somewhat irascible uncle whose mono
logues are interspersed with his niece's
clever letters, The setting of the story is
in France
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-27
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-27
Benefits Big Grocery

Our stocks are turned so quickly
that we cannot handle stale goods
at any time.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
COMPLETE VICTORY FOR
TACOMA BALL CLUB
National Commission Decides That
Overall and Graham Were Not
Properly Drafted
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 26-Player Over
all was not properly drafted by the
Cincinnati National league club, and
Player Grahams draft by the Detroit
American league club does not hold,
according to a decision announced to-
day by the National Baseball commits
sion, which denies a petition of Detroit
for reopening for the draft against
the Tacoma club of the Pacific Coast
league. Those players had non-reserve
contracts with the Tacoma club, and
that club, therefore, loses no players
by draft, although overall goes to Gin
cinnati on a new contract
The Pacific Coast league was not "A
party to the agreement at the time of
its adoption or when the rules were
made that govern the commission at
the present time, and no bulletins of
players in clubs of that league were
filed with Secretary Farrell of the Ma
tional association. for which reasons 1t
Is held that the draft should not be
opened.
II Is announced that a misunder-
standing recently arose on the coast
relative to the attitude of the commits
sion and the Detroit club in the matter,
and that the Detroit club was ready to
withdraw it's request, but that the com
mission deemed it proper to make a
finding. 1t is also stated that at the
meeting of the commission last week
the representatives of the National
commission decided that the conditions
brought out in this case could not occur
in the future. and agreed that If the
national agreement was to be amend
ed 1t should include an amendment to
cover cases of this kind, by having a
uniform contract to apply TO all par
ties TO the national agreement and pro-
viding that non-reserye clauses should
not be inserted in any contract
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
High School Lacrosse

The lacrosse team of the Los An
geles high school is practicing dill
gently for the return match with the
Riverside high school, which is sched-
uled to be played at Prayer park, Feb
ruary IS. The local team is in the lead
for championship honors this year, hav-
ing defeated Riverside by the close
margin of 4 to 8.
On February the high school team
win meet Mackenzie's braves at Prayer
park i'm am exhibition match. The
game has met with encouraging sup
port and favor among the high scheol
students. and now occupies a prominent
place in the athletic calculations of the
local preparatory school.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
WIN FROM POLYTECHNICS
Players from School on the Hill De.
feat Opponents in Basket
ball Game

The girls basketball team of the Los
Angeles high school added to its many
victories this season when it defeated
the team from the Polytechnic high
school on the formers court yesterday
afternoon by a score of SO to 0. Con-
sidering that it was the Polytechnics'
third game and that they have not had
the benefit of coach, they played a
good game against the high school
girls and showed that they possess
material but lack in practice.
The ball was i'm possession of the
blue and white nearly all the time,
and whenever Mary Plummer was
given the ball it was a long shot for
"A basket. Miss Plummer sprained her
wrist during yesterdays game and if
she does not recover soon it will seri-
ously detract from the efficiency of the
team. as she is the biggest point win
ner on the team. Fifteen minutes halfs
were played.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
SOUTH MOUNTAIN WATER
COMPANY NAMES OFFICERS
RedIands Concern Reports Matters in
Satisfactory Condition-Garrison
Funeral Held

Special TO The Herald
REDLANDS, Jan. 26-At the an
nual meeting of the South Mountain
Water company held yesterday after
noon the board of directors We're re-
elected. The board now stands: L.
Y. England, president; X. c. Wells,
vice president; A. p. Kitching, man
ager; j. w. England, B. w. Smith, H.
H. Ford and Charles Putnam, di-
rectors, and Chas. +. Richardson, Sec
retary. Reports for the past year were
highly satisfactory.
The funeral services of Earl w. Gar
rison, the man who committed suicide
Monday morning, were held this morn
ing at the family residence on Alvar-
ado street. Mrs. j. W. Garrison, the
mother of the young man, was taken
from the hospital yesterday and was
able to attend the funeral. The SER
vices We're private. Mrs. Garrison's
sister, Mrs. II. N. Simonds of San
Francisco. was present.
Professor d. G. Reed read an eXhaus-
tive paper on Russia before the Co.'S
mopolitan club last evening in which
he discussed her history, character
and expansion.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
Hot Springs Results

BY Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Jan. 26.-Es-
sex park results:
Three furlongs - Roseburg won,
Mathis second, Port Worth third; time,
O:37.
Five and a half furlongs-Platoon
won, Black Art second, Our Lille
third; time, 1:OS.
One mile-Irish Jewel won, Annie
Chapman second, Amorous third; time,
1:43.
Five and a half furlongs, Jefferson
Davis stakes $1,000 added-Mamie
Worth won, Oudon second, Moon Et
third; time 1:07A.
Mile and seventy yards-Florizel
won, Neversuch second, Liberia third /;
time, 1;443s
Seven furlongs-Possession won. AS
terisk second, Togo third; time, 12S.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
NJ BRIDE PILOTS
THREE WINNERS
BOY SHOWS GREAT RIDING
FORM AT OAKLAND
One OF the Big New York Stables Is
After the Jockeys Services.
Favorites and Outsiders
Divide Money
Special 10 The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26.-McBridf
distinguished himself this afternoon al
Oakland by plotting three winners
This boy has come to the front very
rapidly this winter. lie first came into
prominence at the Seattle race meet
ing last summer. 1t is understood that
one of the big stables that races exclu-
sively on New York tracks is after first
call on his services for this summer.
The only close contest of the after
Moons racing was i'm the fifth race over
the Futurity course. The talent APP
peared to be divided over the merits
of Platt and Bob Ragon. Edrodun
took the lead at the start and made a
great bid for the long end of the
purse, but Platt came along with a
great burst of speed and beat him
out i'm the final few strides. Bob Ragon
was third.
owing to the plunge on Syphon Girl
in the "baby" race I'm Joe receded
from to to to I. Jockey Mcbride
took I'm Joe out in front and managed
to stay there long enough to win,
though Syphon Girl was crowding him
hard at the wire.
The third race was captured by Pres
tano, but Blackthorn would have won
with an even break. Pachuca was
third at 80 to 1.
War Times, at 13 to 5, won the fourth
race easily. Barney Dreyfus beating
the 25 to 1 shot, Mr.. Farnum, for the
place.
Emma Reubodt at to 2, and Royal
Rod, at to 5, had easy victories in
their races.
Three furlongs-I'm Joe, los (Mc-
Bride), 4 to l. won: Syphon Girl. 1O6
(Alarie), 8 to 5, second; Roman Gold
1O5 (Anderson). s to l, third; time,
:37A. Southern Lady, George A.
Knight, Yearning, Yolo Girl and Maza-
pan also ran.
Five furlongs-Emma Reuboldt, 102
Z to Q, won; Yellowstone, 107
(Davis), IA to 5, second: Alta G., 107
(Bonner), 23 to 5, third; time, 1:O4.
t(OSeDuu, ZItllOllldil, Dullllltl,
Remark, Hugh MCGOWAN and Piralia
also ran.
Six furlongs-Prestano, 90 (Foun-
tain), to 1, Won; Blackthorn, 112
(Bonner), to 1, second; Pachucha, 90
(Knapp), 80 to /, third; time, 1:1S%.
Greenock, Dotterel. Libbie Candid,
Standard, Ell Moro. Pencil Me, Rey
Hooker and Bassenzo also ran.
Mile and fifty yards-War Times, 97
(Greenfield), 13 to 5, won; Barney
Dreyfus, 1O4 (Jones), 13 to 5, second;
Mr. Farnum, 1O4 (Taylor), % to 1,
third. Time, 149%. Isabellita, Max
tress, Frangible, Langford James and
Achilles also ran.
Futurity course-Platt, 109 (Mc-
Bride), to 5, won; Edrodun, Ill
(Jones), II to ., second; Bob Ragon,
Ill, Davis), to 8, third. Time, 1:14.
Melar, Lady Fashion and Iron Ring
also ran.
One mile-Royal Red. 80 (Jones), to
5, won; Estoy Listo, 116 (Alarie), to 1,
second; The Volt, Ill (Davis), Is to ;,
third. Time, 1:49. Harlem Sailor,
Chablis. Miss Rappael and Tarcoola
Belle also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
Winners at New Orleans

By Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 26.-Re-
suits:
Six and half furlongs-Keerna
won, Gladiator second, Mr.. Jack third;
time, 1923.
Six furlongs-April Showers won,
Poseur second, Floral Wreath third
time, 1:16.
Six furlongs-Homestead won, Sim
plicty second, Sandbath third; time.
1;14 As.
Mile and twenty yards-Phil Finch
won, Careless second, Forehand third ;
time, :43 3-5.
One unbelievable won, Carnival
second. Trogon third time 1:44
Mile and a quarter-Barca won,
Hoodwink second, Cataline third
time, 211.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27

the leg up on Dutiful. The boy was
willing enough, but the horse ap-
peared anchored under his heavy i'm
post, 119 pounds.
DR.. Clark is good, safe jumper and
it appears that by the way he un-
seated his rider that he jumps too
high.
Decimo swerved badly after he
closed the last jump and carried
CRATER outside of the course. He
wants about 1876 pounds up to win.
Riceful with Long Shot" Kent in
the saddle was the medium of a big
killing, and those who were on the
inside took a bunch out of the book
makers strong boxes.
Estrellado was the touted and sup
posed good thing" but she stopped
badly after leading up to the eighth
pole.
Straggler was heavily played on the
strength of a fast workout. AS the
barrier was released to a good start
he was thrown to his knees and had
no chance thereafter.
Bessie Welhey, with j, Clark in the
saddle, was given a good ride. She
was backed from 25 to Is to 1. The
boy kept her in a good position until
the eighth pole where he sat down
and gave her a swell hand ride.
Tab Anirad. This one will win soon.
when she has light impost. Showed
lot of speed but the weight told on
her.
Bandillo showed his usual early
speed but Quit badly and prefers a
muddy track, as his legs are "dicky."
Patsy McCue was seen in the saddle
for the first time since the opening
week McCue is the only boy who
won the Brooklyn and Suburban hand
leap on the same horse when he rode
Kinley Mack.
Chalk Hedrick was backed from 40
TO to 1. After being prominent until
the turn for the homestretch be bolted
to the outside fence and II. Smith,
who rode him, had all he could do to
save himself from being thrown.
Dissipation showed a lot of speed
in her race yesterday and is ready to
earn brackets soon.
Sweet Kitty Bellairs was run up TO
$500. but was retained by the owner.
She was in TO be sold for $400
Joe Kelly is good future prospect,
This one viii win when put where he
belongs.
Watercure showed some of his old
time form and Johnny Millin's CAM
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
FORM OF THE HORSES

First raoe-Loyal Front, Dorothea
Fry, Expressing.
Second race-MacF leeknoe, Lady
MirthfA, Ny Gem.
Third race-Ralph Reese, Mart
Gentry, Retador.
Fourth race-Wernberg entry, Ken
llWorth, Tim Hurst.
Fifth race-Anona, Sea Sick, White
Stone.
Sixth race--Jardin de Paris, Free.
slas, Flora 6rigt4
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
Apprentice allowance.
Schooner Mahukona Safe

BY AfSOVIdIVu IIVN''
ASTORIA, Ore. Jan. 26.-The schoon-
err Mahukona, which sailed in over the
bar yesterday afternoon and owing to
the strong ebb tide was forced to drop
anchor within a short distance of the
breakers, lies safely anchored in AS
toria harbor this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
TRACK NOTES

Jockey Harry Michaels arrived from
Oakland to ride Horatius in the AS
cot handicap on Saturday.
The martingale broke on May Hol-
Today over the first jump yesterday
ond she never was in the hunt after
ward
Jockey Helgerson had his first mount
Al Ascot park yesterday when he had
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
Burnett's Extract of Vanilla
Prepared from selected Vanilla beans
warranted.
Bags of Oranges Free

Cali at City Ticket Office Salt Lake
Route, $50 S Spring street, and receive free
a bag of Oatman's Sunny Mountain navel
oranges and some important Information
relative to orange grove excursions Tues
days and Saturdays
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27

paigner will take lot of beating in
the future.
Jockeys Bernhardt and Lynch were
fined $25 each for rough riding.
On the strength of a fast workout
in which Chalk Hedrick stood Hilona
on her head, Louis Bonsack bet Il
chunk of money and is of the opinion
that he would have cashed if the
Chalk horse had not run out.
Judge Denton of L. A. Bonsack' s
string is being trained at Oakland by
w. L. Curl, brother of Jim Curl
High Chancellor, belonging also to
Bonsack, is being pointed for the AS
cot handicap next Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
Free Music

''In the Orange Groves OF Sunny Caifor-
MIA" the latest hit given away at the city
Ticket Office OF the Salt Lake Route, $50 s.
Spring street. Have you heard II "
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27

Manager James w. Brooks of the
Los Angeles Jockey club says that
there is absolutely no truth in the ru-
NOR to the effect that Ed Corrigan in
tends invading California with new
track to become part of the circuit
controlled by the American Jockey
club.
eff anything" said Mr.. Brooks yes
terday, Mr. Corrigan does not wan-
to interfere with he Pacific Jockey
club. 1 had letter from Corrigan not
long ago in which he told me that he
did not intend building an opposition
track in this city. Mr.. Corrigan has
great respect for the Pacific Jockey
club and has asked us to keep out Of
the turf war. Mr.. Corrigan believes
that the Pacific Jockey club, as an in
dependent body, is of more value to the
racing game here than it would be
mixed up with either his organization
or the Western Jockey club"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
C0RRIGAN WILL NOT
INVADE LOS ANGELES
Manager Brooks of Local Club Says
There Will Be No Oppo-
sition Track
Rv Assnciated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 26-Edward
Corrigan, president of the American
Jockey club, a new turf organization
formed at q meeting of race track
owners in Hot Springs last night, is in
Memphis. Speaking of the new organ
liza ton, Mr.. Corrigan said:
THE next meeting will be held in
Hot Springs, February 4. The repre-
sentatives of each track will meet an
nually for the purpose of allotting rae
ing dates to the associations racing
under its jurisdiction. There will be a
committee of three of the most promi-
nent turf men we can get to act as a
board of appeals to whom all pro-
tests as to dates can be referred, and
it's decision will be final.
Mr. Corrigan said dates We're allot-
ted the new track at New Orleans,
which will be known as the New Or
leans Jockey club. Racing will begin
there February II and continue for
several weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27
ASCOT ENTRIES
First race maiden 2-year-olds, four
flrlOnPS:

furlongs
-. El Primero. ,...............'.. llo
-. Prince of Coins. s................ lis
296 Expressing (Morris) .......... III
319 Dorothea Fry (Schreiber.. IL
319 Thatswhat (NV. A. Stanton).. Ill
272 Loyal Front (Williams). ..... Ill
296 Betty Penzance (Williams).. 1OS
307 Placena (Joe James, ......".. los
319 Ila (I1l Rio stable) ........... los
272 Cazazza (H. Stover). ).......... 1OS
296 Annis G. Frayling). )........... 100
307 Gallant Lady UillarO ..... 100
Second race, selling, Slauson course:
-. Natal ..............-..' '..'''''' 1lo
SIS Mac Flecknoe (Orange Grove
stable) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ia
3O1 Palmist Mont Tennes)...... ia
297 Limb of the Law (Edwards).. ia
316 Venecia (Brewer) ............. liz
AZ My Gem on. G. Plato ........ 1OS
16 Little Adele (P. S. Roberts) .."1O7
$50 Punctillo Donaleche) ........*lO5
300 Lady Mirthful (L. Block ....*1OS
314 Danzador (Baldwin) ......... *94
297 Ben Eric (Blasingame) ....... 96
1S4 Rubiana (Mrs HulD ......... *S9
Third race, purse, 3-year-olds, one
mile:
3O5 Ralph Reese (Cushing. 1O6
277 Retador (E. j. Baldwin, ...... 9S
314 Skeptic (Moormead farm).... 9S
80 Girdlestone G. Nute). ......... 9S
GOD The Gadhy CIV S. Price)..... 9S
317 Mart Gentry Of. T. Wood).. 95
1923 Crown Princess CA. L. Aus
tin) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 95
Fourth race, handicap, six furlongs;
80 Kenilworth CI. Stover)...... III
(31O) Tim Payne G. A. Wernberg) 10Y
sos Delagoa @. A. Wernberg)...' 100
9OS William Wright (Cushing).. lO3
80 Tim Hurst (Blute). ............ 96
-. TaXer (Anderson) ............ 10
263 Heather Honey (Austin).... 30
Fifth race selling, Slauson course:
2SS Ben Lear (Schwacher) ........ 1l9
312 Great Mogul Of. e. BairD.. 1l9
152 Miss Provo (Citrus stable)... III
2O6 Instructor (Needmore stable) ll3
1O7 Hindoo Princess Is. Polk &
Coz ..................... liz
324 The Lieutenant (H. StoveO.. ITO
Gid Anona (Mrs. WILSON, ......... W
81 Lady Kispar (Millard) ........ W
81 White Stone "a. l.. Austin).. *S9
324 Hersain (Schreiber). .......... F94
81 Light of Day (CoffeD "94
2S5 Del Coronado (J. McLaugh-
linz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III
900 Sea Sick (Wood) .............. @S9
Sixth race, selling, one mile and fifty
yards
800 Headstrong (Kane) liz
312 Capable (Rowe) ..........'...' loo
279 Past Master Is. Polk)........ lOo
211 July Gyp (Holman) )........... lO5
325 Graylette (Anderson). )........ lO5
254 Mi Reina (Hennessey). ..".." lOS
317 Mr.. Robinson CT. Pelter) ."1OS
262 Mordente (McClarey). ...".... lOS
295 Flora Bright (Marks) ..".... "9S
(295) Jardin de Paris .........'..' 9S
225 Pygmalion (Wilson) ......".. go
29S Bandillo (Schwacher) .....,... "s5
321 Ding Dong II (MoormeaO" 70
oto Eroesias CWilliams) ....... ~y3
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27

Watercure showed some of his old
time form and Johnny Millin's cam
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-27

2a5 Bessie Welney, ; G. Pelter)
3lS MetlaNatla. CIV. Durker)
29S Bandillo. 4 C.. Schawacker)
312 Anirad. 4 (Mrs. j. Cohey) d..
3l5 Sueden, a Games Sturgeon)
700 Estado. , &C.. f. Tanner) ..
29S StraRgler. a (Mrs. Boeseke)
3l2 Louvels . Fraylingl
sos Funny side. 4 &c. p. Meme
2S9 Alb Enright, (McCullougl