davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
ICNATIEFF FOR PREMIER
Retirement Of Count Witte to Mark Bleva-
ton Of Reaotiouary 10 Office.
RESIGNATION IN HANDS OF THE CAR
Reputed Head Of Russian Government
Has Not Attended Meeting Of
Council of Empire for
Two weeks.

ST PETERSBURG. March @.-since the
sitting OF the council of the empire March
10, at which Premier White made an enig-
NAUTICAL statement which was not inter-
preted by many members Of the council
as a virtual declaration that his career as
premier was ended and that he would be
succeeded by Privy Councillor Kokovson,
former minister OF finance. the premier has
not attended the sessions OF the council
and his continued absence adds color to
the rumors OF his retirement at an early
date
The Associated Press is positively In
formed that the premiers resignation,
based on the grounds OF ill-heslth, is be-
fore the emperor. This. however is not
admitted at the premier's chancellery. The
general belief in high quarters Is that II
Count witte retires it will not be NJ.
Kokovsoff, but NJ. Goremykin, former min
lister OF the interior, or General Count Ig-
natieff, leader Of the resctionsry party,
who will succeed him. The combination Of
the reactionaries is understood TO be NJ.
Goremykin for premier and General Igna-
ten for minister Of the interior.
In moderate circles the fall Of Count
witte at the present juncture would be
regarded as a catastrophe.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

port prices. Bank clearings show reced-
ing totals. this being mainly due 20 cur
tailed speculation. Railway earnings con-
tiuue excellent as heretofore. The strength
o. prices In most industrial lines is marked
Continued heavy buying OF steel rails by
railway and traction interests u easily the
pre-eminent feature Of the iron and steel
markets.
Wheat including -four. exports from the
United States and Canada for the week
ending March % are .542,S2 bu:, against
49, 92 bu last week, 9SS.6 500 bu. this week
last year 1.257, 40 bu. IN 1904, and 3,i30.9t7
bu. in 1903. From July to date the ex-
ports are 1g2,9Ss, 6b6 bu.. against A,6S2.306 bu-
last year. 1888, IA bu. in 1904, and 113,-
gl05sa bu. I'm 1903 Corn exports for the
week are 2s437f9 bu.. against 3.172s26 bu
last week. 2,i3o,6s2 bu year ago, t,4SS, PIP
bu. in 1904 and 06s bu. in 1903. From
July 1 to date the exports Of corn are
"a. 969 "a bu.. against 57.41S,S56 bu. in 1905
45.5o626S bu in 1904. and F.211,65O bu. in
Bank clearlngs for the week ending March
20. were &2,5S0, SS2, 3iS, and are Z per cent
under last week and s per cent below
last year. Exchange outside New York
City totals S933, $50, 746. a decrease OF per
cent from last week.
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending March %, number
169 against l70 last week, 227 in the like
week Of 1905. 22 i'm 1904, l49 in 1893, and
40 in 1902
For the week in Canada there were Is. as
against 29 last week and 70 In this week a
year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

Two Penny won. DunFannon second. Swift
Wing third. Time. 1.N.
Third race, Eve and half furlones:
Prestige won, Lord Dixon second. Gold
Fourth race. one mile: Crecl won, Ruth
w second. Kara third Time; l:es.
Fifth race one mile and sixteenth;
Welsh won. Fonsoiuca second. Bzra third.
Time: 1;5Hf.
Beattie won, Goidie second. zuzzs third.
Time. i:W.
Seventh race, hve and a half furlongs,
o T5 MussS fnRa thru P Time: 1'ioss
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March @.-Results
al Oaklawn:
King Wild second, Dusky third. Time;
Second race, three and a half furlongs:
Miss Martha won, Mendicus second, Dr.
Root third Time: 0:44it.
Third race, 1--WE and half furlongs
FOxhall won, Mafalda second, J. w. O'Neiu
Fourth race, one mile and quarter:
belinda won, George Vivian second, Los
Angeleno third Time: 2;i2
Fifth race one mile Young saler won,
Cadillac second, Odd Ella third. Time;
1:463S.
won. The Borgiam second, Amberita third.
SAN FRANCISCO, March s.-Results at
First race. futurity course: James A.
Murray won. Rector second, Calvanic
tnlFu. llmes lis
Second race, three and half furlongs:
May l.. ~ won, Kamsack second, Ramiero
third Time: 0:421k.
Third race, one mile; Bird of Passage
won, Easy Street second, Blackthorn
third. Time: 1:45k.
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs,
Kisber handicap; DR.. Gardner won, Prin-
cess Titania second, Sir Edward third.
Time: 1:21h.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Lord Nelson
won. Hedgethorn second, Moncie Mabel
third. Time 1:l5L.
Sixth race, one mile: Critical won, st.
1:43A
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
HALF NILE OVAL SPEEDWAY
Track is Ordered for BlmWOOd Park BY
the Commission.
CONCESSION 10 POPUuM DEMAND
improvements Are 90 ne Made as
Rapidly as Possible and They
VIII IncIude = New
AnPhitheater.

Ia response to q demand from real estate
dealers, horsemen and others the Park
board Thursday afternoon adopted a reso-
luton authorizing the laying out and con-
struction OF a half mile oval speedway In
Elmwood park, the improvements to be
made as rapidly as the funds OF the de-
partment permitted.
The above is backed by the Omaha Driv-
ing association Ed George of George & CO.
and r. A. Nash, Thomas Byrne and other
wealthy citizens individually. 1t is said
the interests mentioned will raise money
to help out the Park board appropriations
and will create q irst-class track in Elm
wood park. build an amphitheater and
make other improvements. During the
summer Saturday afternoon matinees are
to be held. as the work on the track is to
begin at once.
Reasons why ~ should GO.
s. Arion Lewis representing the West
Leavenworth Street Improvement club;
Floyd J. Campbell and Hugh McCsffrey
and others. representing the horsemen. ad-
vocated the matter before the Park board.
Mr.. Lewis pointed out the advantages
from a public standpoint. Mr.. Campbell
said he thought the city owed such an
affair to tho horse lovers OF Omaha and
told what other municipalities such as
Denver and Minnea polls have done along
the same lines. He said since the horse
show has become an annual feature the
quality OF horses and rigs and trappings
had advanced wonderfully, together with
a greater interest and increased ownership
Of the animals.
Mr.. Lewis said the character OF citizens
who wanted the speedway, In such as to
assure financial assistance from them.
Mr. George talked in favor Of the prop
osition. II Is said the speedway and other
improvements iE Elmwood park is the
precursor Of street railway extensions and
activity in surrounding real estate.
Grading on BOuIevard.
The board ordered advertisements for
proposals for doing the grading that will
complete the West Central boulevard from
Twenty-seventh and Burt streets to BemIs
park The most of the grading. amount
ing to 1900 cubic yards, will be on the
Creighton farm tract from Thirtieth 10
Thrty-third streets and between Cunning
and Hamilton streets. Count Creighton, II
is understood. will cooperate in the work
in order to make an attractive driveway.
The bids will be opened at 3 o'clock
April y.
The board gave assurance to inquirers
that the west Dodge street merchandising
would be resumed and completed just as
soon as the weather permitted.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

Frank Genins will captain and manage
ST. Joe and play third base for the team
in the Western association this summer.
Mobile" Eddie Lauzon has signed TO
manage the Dayton, o., team In the Central
league. Lauzon was in the South Atlantic
league last summer.
With the acquisition of War Sanders
some OF the new recruits will have to
hustle some to secure place on the
Omaha team.
old-tlme form on the southern trip. Alonzo
Is the hope of the st. Louis team in the
hitting branch of the game.
Pas athletes are making up for lost time
by practicing In the forenoon as well as in
the afternoon. The squad Is an imposing
one and some of the new players will be
surprises to the fans.
Ducks are coming in fast and many hun
tiers are preparing to spend Sunday on tho
historic Platte. Several nice bags of birds
have been made during the last week at
Cut on lake and on the Missouri river
bars to the north.
The finals will be played in the March
squash ball tournament at the Racquet
the Hamilton cup. In class A, T. +. Ken
nedy will play Robert Burns and in class
b, ]. A. G. Kennedy will play either Moor
head or Roberts.
The exhibition night of the Royal Athletic
club has been changed from Saturday night
to Wednesday night and each Wednesday
wrestling and tumbiing will be given In the
club rooms at 1905 jackson streets. This
Is open TO members only, but the member
shib is but 81 per month which includes all
club privileges OF bath and gymnasium.
Schipke was played last Friday and made
two hits and one error and Bradley was
put in the game the next day and made
one hit and four errors. The correspondent
for the Cleveland Plain Dealer wired this
back to his paper: "Rossman and Shipke
tive station, the big fellow at first es-
pecally showing high class form. The
ease, spirit and agility with, which Ross
man acts under fire marks him as every
inch ball player and in his case there
is little chance of an introduction to the
axe,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
EVENTS on THE RUNNING TRACKS
Three Heavily Played FavOrites and
Three Outsiders Win at Benninga.

Three Outsiders Win at Bennings.
WASHINGTON, March 30.--A card that
promised excellent sport attracted large
crowd TO the races at Bennings today de-
spite the inclement weather, Three heav-
iIy played fayorites and three outsiders
won and all the latter had plenty OF sup
The best event of the day was the third.
Hocus Pocus was made the tavorite, with
Tickle q strong second favorite. Bivouac,
never better than 8 to l. made all the
running and In drive won the race from
Tickle In ]: l6 for the six furlongs. II was
a rather startling reversal Of form, as
day in the same kind OF going in 1;l9 for
4 factor. and Miller was Kissed for his
ride when he rode back TO the stand.
Track heavy Results:
First race, s-year-oids and UP. Ave and
a half furlongs, Columbia course: Chief
tani won. Brushnp second. Blue Coat third.
Second race. maiden Niles 2-yesr-olds,
one-hah mile. old course: Wood Witch
won. Bathharia second. Havana third.
Third race, mares s years old and up
six furlongs. Columbia course: Bivouac
won, Tickle second Society Bud third.
Fourth race, maidens. s-year-olds, six
and half furlongs, Columbia course /;
Fifth race, 5-year-olds and up seven
1 %on bephis o seSond jack S McKson tSPd
Sixth race, handicap, 3-year-olds and up,
one mile, Columbia course: Bill Curtis
won, Duke of Kendall second, Sailor Boy
New ORLEANS. March sO.-Results at
fair grounds:
FIRST race. six furiongs Maureen won,
Hekate second, Dance Music third. Time:
1.1S%.
second race. nve and a half furlongs
Globe Runner won, Loretta II. second.
Slxyte third. Time; 11O
Third race, one mile; Claremont won,
Dapple Gold second Verandah third. Time;
1.kbA
Fourth race, one-half mile; salvisa won.
Lucy Marie second, Black Mate third.
Time: i:08.
Firth race. six f,irlongs: Paul won.
Limerick second, Kings Gem third. Time
1.l7x
sixth race, one mile: John Mcbride
won, Plautus second, Lady Ray third.
Time. ] l6.
Results at City park:
~ First race, four furlongs: Lens won,
King Leopold second. Moneymaker third.
Time; 0:50M.
Second race, one mile and an eighth.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
DUy'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Reports Somewhat Irregular Owing to
Widely Differing Weather Conditions.
CoM OUILOOK CAUSES HESITATION
Railway Earnings Continue to In
crease and Demand for Build
ing Material o. Unprece-
dented.

NEW YORK. March Cor. G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow
will say:
Trade reports ave still somewhat irregu-
lar, owing to widely differing weather con-
ditiOns and unea sfness regarding the labor
situation. In some sections OF the country
spring trade is facilitated by satisfactory
temperature, but at other points cold and
storms retard distribution OF seasonable
merchandise. Manufacturing plants are not
reducing output, and statistics for March
promise to establish new maximum records
In many industries but the future contains
an element of disturbance in the numerous
demands for higher wages. outdoor work
Is rapidly increasing and preparations arc
being made for a record breaking year In
building and agriculture. Clothing MENU
facturers and wholesale dry goods houses
are especially busy and forwardings of
footwear from Boston for the year thus far
surpass ali previous records Soft roads
retard the movement of grain to market
and impede the return traffic in merchan-
seasonable condition, Just as It is custom
airy for dry goods jobbing sales to diminish
at this time. Less than the usual Interrupt
ton to freight movement has occurred this
winter railway earnings making unprece-
dented exhibits, and roads reporting for
March thus far show an average gain Of
eign commerce at this port for the week
exhibits gain Of g. 432, 351 in exports and
loss of s., lS6.Ss7 in imports as compared
with the same week last year
Less complaint is heard regarding the
procrastination OF consumers Of pig iron,
numerous contracts having been placed
during the last week and many others are
now under negotiation. Confidence in all
departments is sustained by the forward
business i'm rails and structural shapes that
precludes any idleness for many months at
least.
A better feeling is reported in the markets
for domestic hides.
Failures this week numbered 1871 I'm the
United States, as against 244 last year, and
IL In Canada, compared with 80 a year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
FIRST GAME OF THE NEW SEASON
Omaha and Minneapolis to Clash ON
the Diamond Today

Al Vinton Street park this afternoon
Mike Kelly and his braves from Mime
apolis viii take on the Rourke family for a
trial spin opening the real season for base
ball The game will be called at $3.50 and
will present all Of the new Rourkes and
most of the new Kellys. The Millers are
coming here to train for the American as
ISOLATION season, which opens on April Is
They arrive from Burlington, Ia, this
morning and Will be ready to make things
hum at the park this afternoon She lineup
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
Queer Sennntinnn

In stomach, back or bowels are signs Of
certain dangers. which Electric Bitters are
guaranteed to cure. 80 cents. For sale by
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
REPORT or THE CLEARING HOUSE
transactions of the Associated Banks
for the Week

NEW YORK, March 30.-The following ta-
BILE, compiled by Bradstreets shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended March %, with the percent
with the corresponding week last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
Cincinnati PIumbers nt WOE.

CINCINNATI, March SO-The striking
plumbers, after being out for only two days
resumed work today, having reached a COM
promise agreement with their employers.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

The same teams will play on Sunday aft
ernoon. The game with the Burlington Qa.)
team for Monday has been called of, as
the Burlington team could not make the
trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31
King Goes TO chicago NatIonaIs.
sportInr BrevItieu.

COLUMBUS, o., March 2O-Catcher John
Killing has signed a contract for 1906 with
the Chicago club of the National league.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-31

one mile ana an eighth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17

influence upon the ho lys activity. or. eanic and muscular
 Rolling is form os exercise vii oh i' q faYorira with many animals and is especially practiced for the pur- pose of reljevio2 fstieue. Rolling is peculiarly enjoyable and grateful to the animal because i provides no' only relief for the tanse} muscles. the depleted organs and the slow moving circulation; but because as tn animal rolls the firm pressure of thp ground upon his body constitutes q most effec- tive and agreeable massage -W.. R. T. Latson, NJ. D.. in "A Ratio al SvS. tenn of Physical Developmen-' in the Outing Magazine for January.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
For sale by Bedell Pharmacy, 21o Main street. special agent.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

The tax books for the collection of the special assessment upon the real property in paving district No r, for the purpose of paving parts of Barra- cue, State and Main streets, and Sec Ond. Fifth and Sixth avenues in the ely of Pine Bluff, Arkansas has been placed i'll my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required 10 pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date. If such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessment and for legal penal ties and costs
 Given under my hand this 2Gth day of December, 1905.
 J. 2. ALEXANDER,
 City Treasurer and Collector Office: Corner Fourth avenue and Pine street. (Jan. 26)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
Dr. CaldWeu'S
 (Loxative) Syrup Pepsin

which will instantly check the progress of the disease and ultimately eradicate all traces of it from your system.
 DR .CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN IS the greatest preparation ever offered for dyspepsia.
 It acts instantly, restoring. every affected part to natural life and vlgor;
 DR.CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPS!N can be obtained in both dollar and halt- dollar sizes at all druggists.
 Your money will be refunded If It does not benefit you.
 Your postal card request will bring by return r3 mail our new booklet "DR. CALDWELLS 5 BOOK OF WONDERS" and tree sample to those who have never tried this wondertsA remedy. Do it now.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
HE HISTORY OF THE BACKBONE

The history of the b9ckhone. like
 at of most life, is not altogether a
 aiestic upward evolution: it has tragedies and it's setbacks. it's ppes and failures. In the waters along
 lr seashore are creatures, some Ponge or lichen-like, others with
 range bulb-like bodies. growing on
 e end of long stalks. Almost we Pll them plants. But they hold a ecret from the crabs and snails
 men crawl about, and when the fish
 brush against them-if their poor ull sense only knew it-they might ialm a blood brotherhood. When ley were young, for a little while a nstly cord was theirs also, but this. 'l'n all the hopes that such a beg h. ''as brings, of fish, of bird, of man 'en' soon melted away, and there Ley nod and sway in the waterv cur elts' never to know of the onnortu. ,'' "hlch nature has snatched from nem-why, who can tell9
 .A 'ilashs, the backbone has become on'ed and flexible, and a rnde kind sA0'' ls present, but still more i'm Df'ant is the presence of four fins l'',l correspond to the four legs of |h,s, auS and to the wings and legs of Au' A curious basket-like skeleton o,','s n, the delicate gills, and it is ts t'ooaole that this existed long he. }, ,s'e .ne limbs appeared. All is still r srlstly cartilage.
 |,,l m the higher fishes. bone ren1aces .1 .4s cartilage; and when tho ,ow1,, .hop. hpe',-llsh-like at first, swimmine saout at" by means of the fin aronnd his nno. pasiles I' forth his legs and climbs ,,p ap0u the land, our skeleton is well m too,. way backwards. Reptiles of old lsss ea.., 'o trees; their backbones grew Sail ts 4eAioie so that they might safely sea,ea' aa'oush the air; feathers replaced los. ,a'ss' two fingers of each hand were djssnaao s ala one from each foot; teeth bests br'earea; sa a beak of horn proved to,ss.l, s, intelligence increased and the bi,d, dlsaa rose high, and behold-e ties o. l. William Beebe in "Curiosi Sas1 ,,ss in Bird Structure, in the Iat1n. ont;ns '''saaine for January. '''Ds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
ZEAL KING IN AMERICA

.,+ these so:s of the rich
 a0oo oe our money afisto-
 p'r1 uov much chance IS 'HeFe
 F'1' of them will develop the
 me t ,,o foupder of his line' anu
 0l of '4 souandering millions VII,
 d ol tons of millions; instead
 ''l"ir in useless luxury on the ih-
 ns u, nrove himself a force Ill
 ,1tria] w.t. and financial world, a
 paust ,,n to fight and conquer like his
 or grandfather: .,
 rsordinary u, happenings ,, are oan. a1.
 unexpected. ,pe yet once in a ,:s,, cen
 so like the advent of a mish-
 uoneror 7. or reformer, they do
 na' M ,ass. And if there should
 ,a this land a man of thirty or
 V, who. starting with two t, or three ...,s@
 (orned or controlled by nlm)
 10 ,o oraat enough to brush aside
 ,mo1s of indolence and temp E great enough to see that never
 ,orn times has there been of man. not even to Napoleon, f.,aodous q chance as this to wield |,s,+o dosDotie power, great enoueh |1v to use his two or three billion : [s full po'entiality, then-weli, would surely be interesting his mo1e in that mans lifetime. We
 had our iron kings, railroad 1. conner kings, eugar kings and rs hut thera is one kind of kino have not had yet. A real kln@?
 for how long. pray, would this bh1ic stand against the aegress'o ions ,oh 2 man. a oreat-nlinded despnt o,+ conscience or bounds to his b;tion one in comparison to whom Rockefellers and Carnegies would !, like blundering beginners? AL av o,,r millionaire ma@nates have Inn to buy our courts and legis'a- Is. to corrupt our cities, to debauch |rublic conscience: he would finish work and do it thorouehly; he |,ld make the laws. own the news bprs subsidize churches and col les, mould public opinion. direct the |chinery of justice, control the in btries, the banks, the insurance hpanies, the conditions of labor Eulate supply and demand, fix pric absorb profits. centralize every Ing, be everything. Why not? Ever things are, has the world any king )re powerful than J. P. Morgan ol hn D. Rockefeller? Remember " Europe cringed to Mir. Morgan his last visit, with emperors seek 5 his favor and princes waiting al } door, A real king? Why. we actically have two of them already
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
WEDs DESPITE SCHOOL BOARD

Toledo, O., Jan. 1l-Tn spite of all the efforts of the Toledo beard of education 10 held her 10 her contract to teach for two years, Miss Mary K. Reed tendere1 her resienatfon, which the school board declined to accept. B1!t she was not to be deterred from her purpose and wtbon- further for '9elity quit her position in crdar to become a bride.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
"AIS' PLAY IS EXERCISE

the The s., relaxed, rhythmlcal movements theh h'sa,uollns sane,. of lambs, the play of kittens s'moollng ans of lambs, the play of tivities u aa many similar animal ac. primit;rs are initiated by man in the a part in uahces !, which form so large Of all 'a a' the social and religious life notions aboriginal as peoples. These and tvist,n' nl leaplng, swinging, swaying them, a ',rng n, of the body have, all of
 most intimate and powerful
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
PENN NSYLVANlA BREEDERS.


 Pttsburg Pa. Ian. Members of the Pennsylvania Live Stock Breed ers' association and the Peaasylxanfa Tairy union rounded r4 at the afaaon- eahela house today for two days ioitt cenyentfon Among the en1f. nent exports taHing part are former Gov N. n Hoafl of Wisconsin. C. F. Lane of the zSify= =dfyistan af Inc Iii 1 States deFartm =nt q aeffeul= ture, pr. !. L. Hills of the ernont experiment station. Prof. Can ". Gay of he Ohio State university and B. o. cewan. assistant secretary of the American shorthorn Breeders assocf. ation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17

In the dispatches a Pennsylvania man suffered a sunstroke, and dande. lions and erocuses are blooming down east but We are paying s6.25 for coal just the same-Philadelph Evening Telegraph.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17

"One can read more," says an Eng fish authority, "of the social history of any time, in its advertisements than in alomst any other place. and now that illustrations are forming such ,rorninent item in such matters, their preservation will be doubly useful"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-17
EYES EXAMINED FREE
By C. L. Andrews. Optical Snecialis

By c. L. Andrews, Optical Specialist.
 Prescription glasses ground to or der. Headache a specially. Nervous headache overcome with glasses.
 C. l.. Andrews was formerly assist ant dissecting surgeon to Dr. McFat rich, head of Chicago's leading optical college. Also assistant to Dr. Hood president Wagner institute, Washing ton, D. c. Eyes tested free at your residence or place of business. Leave calls Office D. w. Boyce, 106 Pine street. Old phone No. D. New phone No. 3.