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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Two Long shots and Two FaVOritey
Win at BenninE.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-OnIy two ia
yorttes won ut the Benning track today,
Society Bud, a % TO chance, captured
the third race finished third, G. L. NJ win
ming at Sd 10 /. The last race furnished
an exciting finish between Cedarstrome ana
Banker. The pair came under the wire
side by side, with Cedarstrome ahead.
Jockey Miller, who rode Banker, claimed
q foul against Cedarstroule, ridden BY
Horner, Cedarstrome was disqualified.
making Ornonde's Right. the even money
iavorite, third. Cedarstrome was backed
from 10 TO to to l. One track record wa s
broken. Banker clipped two-hfths of a sec
ond off the mile and quarter record, which
has stood since 1895. Results:
first race, seven furlongs; Society Bud
won, Anna Smith second, Cinchona third.
csSeebod Vol. Pitrrote 's Second tSg 'Y foo;
thirflsg Time: i1lss. lif7-I.
/ Third race, mile and SIXTEENTH G. l..
/ NJ won. Onatas second, Red Knight third.
/ Time: 1s51ss. %rns @ '
! Fourth trace. 2.year-olds six furlongs:
! Lady karma won, ola Colony second, Mary
( Fifth race mile and forty yards, selling:
I Luretta won. Rather Royal second, Delphie
| Sixth race, mile and a quarter, handicap,
/ Banker won, Solon Shingle second, Or
! unondes Right third. Time: 2:l1.
| NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2I--Results at
FIRST race. FIVE and half furlongs: Dry
! Dollar won. Bonait second, Anna Ruskin
Second race, SIX furlongs: Cannon Ball
! won. Invasion second, Airship third. Time:
Third race, one mile: Missouri Lad won.
! Quinn Brady second, Odd ella third. Time:
/ 1:4i.
Fourth race. six fmlongs; Juggler won.
I Toboggan second, Auditor third. Tfnic;
I 1 1895.
! fifth race. six furlongs Alencou won.
Martins second, Cutter third. Time; 134s.
7 Sixth race. ono mile: Bitter Hand won.
J stole second, Merry Belle third. Time:
F1:4l.
/ First race, five furlongs: Gemmell won.
I Cialvestonian second, Alta Spa third. Time:
! 10l.
| Second race, futurity course: Clandestino
| won, Tim Hurst second Little Gregg third.
! Time: ll0b.
Third race, one and one-siNteenth miles
Morendo won, DR.. Shorts second. Ray third.
hTime: :4S3s
I Fourth race. six and half furlongs: The
/ Beldame handicap: Romano won. Rubrio
second Martnmas third. Time: 1:0.
Fifth race. one mile: Dutiful won,
I.berto second, w. Il. Gates third Time;
: ! ;t2ts
sixth race. six furlongs Sir Edward
won, ST Francis second, Lisaro third.
Time: :lSss.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
TORREY BRINGS THE TEARS
Torcsful Sermon by Evangelist Brings Gut
First Emotional ecens
MOI APPALItO AT UNLUcN THIRTEEN
Only Worry. the Evangelist states. -
Because the Converts Were Not
Fourteen or More for the
Evening

Filled with emotion. hundreds Of old men
and glay-hsircd women we're driven TO
tears last night by Or. Torrey as he finished
q most forcoful sermon at the Auditorium,
in which he said there was no middle path
Tor mankind and that the people of the
audience would have TO choose whether
they were TO be with Christ or against
Him lie also took occasion to arraign
the Christian Science religion in no un-
certain terms.
The music is fast becoming feature
of these meetings and the vast Auditorium
is flied early. to hearsthe chorus and Mr..
Butler sing the songs Of praise. The audi
cnces are increasing in size and last night
there were hundreds in the gallery and the
lower floor was flllcd.
When Mr.. Torroy put-his usual question,
asking those who were prepared to, ac-
cept Chriei as their Lord and Master
"a stand up. thirteen responded Mr.. ia
CODY safd Che only misfortune he could
see IN the number thirteen was because
It was not fourteen The workers are he
coming well organized and know when
It is time for them 20 so to work and DO
not have to wait Tor Or, Torrey to send
them forth but az soon as tho solo is
finished. after tho Sermon they minele
with the congregation and do a vast amount
~ good by personal work. Mr. Butler has
most sympathetic voice, which IS lis
tened to with great interest by the en-
tire congrega tioH, his voice filling every
nook OF the. big building.
Must he Decided Now.
Dr. Torey's sermon was a confirmation
Of the sermon which he preached Monday
night and was along the same lines.
what shall Do then with Jesus, which
is chlled Christi II you DO the right thing
With Christ sou viii get everything worth
having for eternity. If you accept Christ,
God viii accept you but II we refuse 10
accept Jesus Christ as our sin bearer,
there is nothing we 'can do to bring peace
and happiness. What must we do with
Jesus Christ? We must do something with
Him tonight Some would like to get rid
Of Him. but cannot. plate wanted to get
Jesus off his hands, He made three at
tempts He tried to turn Him over to the
Jews to be iurfged, Then he sent Him
to Iferod to be judged, but Herod sent Him
back to PLATE and again he did not know
what to do. It was passover week and
the time to get rid Of Him by. asking the
pop6lace to release Jesus as it was their
custom TO release a prisoner at that time
They, however, chose Barrabas.
Tonight you must either accept Him or
reject Him. Definitely accept or definitely
reject A girl can say. John, can't re-
ject YOU but don't want to accept YOU.
No Half Way Business.
You must either confess Him or deny
HIM. for,lIe says 50 Himself IN His word,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
OBRuEN AND BURNS TO FIGHT
Meeting Tonight In Los Angeles for
HcavywciEht ChnmnionnbIp.

LOS ANGELES, .CaL. Nov. 9I.-Before the
Pacific Athletic club Of this city "Philadel-
phia Jack O'Brten and Tommy Burns will
meet tomorrow night Ia q twcnty-round
The tite has been claimed by both mon
since the retiremeIt of James J. Jeffries,
who will act referee, A purse OF 5000
has been offered by the club. OF this
amount o. Brier, receives 1,200 for signing
articles. The balance, 10Scp, Is divided so
that the winner receives ss,lO0 and the loser
s., 700. ~. ....t
Burns and O'Brien each announced him
self as perfectly fit for, touIorrow's con-
test. II Is believed that Burns will. weigh
from ten TO twelve pounds more than his
opponent. who Yesterday tipped the scales
at leo pounds. In this city odds of 10 to 6
tremely brisk. against the probability of
Burns lasting twenty rounds odds of 10 TO
ia are offered
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
WEDGE Is oUr OF rue PRIZE RING
Writes that lie Has Seen New LiEht
and netr-a

The recently acquired religious fervor OF
one OF the principals iuterfercd with the
boNiuE match advertised for Tuesday even.
ing mt OSthof-s hall. 5t7 North Sixteenth
street, 10 the extent of making e necessary
TO secure a substitute IN o hurry. A bout
was 10 have bfeu pulled or between Guy
Buckles and '-l<i6" wedge, now instructor
in athletics At tho State university q Lin
coin. but Tuesday afternoon letter VAS
received from Wedge stating he had got
religion, which had changed his views on
the subject Of boxing matches, so that he
would not be present. The letter was read
10 the crowd IN the evening and tho an
nouncenlent made that kid" Gray, a
clever Young negro, had been secured to
go on with Buckles.
When the two men appeared in the ring
i was easily seen Gray outweiGhed Buck
les considerably. the latter having given
him thirty pounds. Each went into tho six
round bout With the idea of giving a good
exhibition of tho sport, and while they ap-
pCared at times to he rather too cautious,
causing delays which brought impatient re-
marks from the crowd. tho fight was, ON
the whole decidedly clean. fast and salts
factory There was frequent clinching. but
tho men broke quickly. Gray seemed to
have harder punch, bat IL was fully
equalled by Buckles superior speed. Al
though both men wero IN very good condi-
ton at tho end of the last round, the negro
seemed to have exhausted the lesser re-
Because OF the big event scheduled for
Thursday afternoon at the Same place. no
prelIninarles were presented Considerable
interest was manifest in tho Thanksgiving
day fights, FOR Which circus seats have al
ready been erected In the hall to give every
person present. good view Of the ring.
4 large crowd lis expected down from
sioux city to see the faVoritc, Jimmie
Caine, meet Tommy Campbell. a telesrdm
asking for large seat reservations having
been received Probably 700 will come down
by special Northwestern train. The six
threo-n1inute rounds between Joe CATH
right and Harry Mayer Of Chicago are At
tracing considerable attention, and the sue
cess Of the program is almost assured
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
MOOR PLEASED WITH GERMAN
Brother of sultan Expresses PLEASURE
NJ Meeting Consular Agent -t
During Festival.

BERLIN, Nov. PA dispatch TO the
Cologus Gazette from Tanger published
today says that only on the occasion Of the
recent Bairam festival, Mulai IIafm,
brother Of the sultan summoned the Ger
man consular agent and said:
The presence Of your counttymen ut 10
days celebration Is T. dotible plea sure 10
me, as proof OF tho friendship existing bN.
tween your emperor and my nliistTi6ns
lord and brother. the SUDAN and because
Just now tho conditions in cho south 81 the
empire, where / am Viceroy. aia v,ilfpIis,
represented as Offering no safesy, tor. the
psrson, while complaints arel nude about
occurrences which arc partiailYfpare in.
yentions aud partially srtiAciaily PRODUCED
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
sPOaIs OF GDM.
rwo TEAMS AVE TRIMMING DOwN
CreIshton and nOane Getting In
sham fnr CONGRATULATIONS rnrnr


Creighton and noane Getting IN
shape for ThnnksRivinW Game,
Coaches Fuhrer and Cavanaugh are put.
ting the finishing touches ON their teams
for the final games Of the season Thanks
2lTine day. Each team has gone through
The season with good record and comes
TO The finish with cplors dying. Although
The posnc Tigers were beaten BY Bellevue
TWO wceks ago, the team Is i'm fine fCttle
and IS ready TO siyc Creighton the game
~ the season. The Creighton team has
except for the Moruingsida glne early in
the season and the University Of Nebraska
game.
Guy Buckles and Kid Wedge arc billed
for q siS-round boxing bout before the
North Omaha Athletic club at Osthon
hau this evening to try and settle again
which Is the better Of the two men.
THE Madison Square Garden horse show
Is at an end and some OF the favoritCs
which were nj the Omaha show won honor
and shekcs for their owners The two
Toronto stables. George Pepper and Crow
and hunter classes, for which good ana
valuable prizes were offered. One Of tho
central figures Of attraction was the old
scout Of the plains Colonel w T.. Cody
(Buralo BID. the guest Of John G. Heck
scher the tatherln-laW Of Mayor McClel-
IAN They chatted OF an old horse show
IN 1870 when Heckscher. James Gordon
Bennett and Larrle Jerome were Colonel
CODY 81 guests IN the Indian country.
Noiouei COoN, with his long flowing hair.
attfacted more attention than any Of the
young and beautiful debutantes. II Vas
notlceable that many OF the horses which
have been promised for the Omaha show
Tor next year were among the top tires
and carried of the most money. Reginald
Vanderbilt and w. G. Watson will both
be in Omaha, as we'll as Lawrence Jones
aud Alfred Vanderbilt
As an aftermath of the worlds series
Liable Is out with the statement that
Charcc used perfect Judgment in tho way
he. worked his pitchers. He couldn't have
done any, other way and acted right" re-
marked Zap. After the great ball that
Brown. Pfeister and Beulbach pitched in
their first games il was only natural to
send them back again. ANY manager In
tho world would have done tho same. Nc,
GraW raised a yelp over IT, but look what
he did himself in 190j--used Mathewson
series"
The Giants probably will sec more of the
country next spring than any other major
league team; Fred KNOWLES is Mt work
on q schedule which will bring the team
back from California over the southern
route, thereby avoiding the miserable
weather encountered by other teams which
were booked from the far west over the
northern route. Tho Giants will come
back through New orleans II they train in
California.
Christie Mathewson says the only weak
ness he has detected in Wagner Is a high,
fast ball, close to the neck. IF you cau
get the Dutchulan to hit at these you've
very anxious you can't get him to bite.
lie VIII simply wait until the pitcher gets
in the hole and then jump on a crippled
pail or get base on four wide ones
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
WAY ston OnIum Trade.

LONDON. Nov. 2L--Fnreign, Secretary
Grey, replying in the House OF Commons
today 10 questionswhether the government
had been requested by the government Of
the United States 10 join in sale OF In
toNicants ana opium 10 uuciyili2ed in
habitants of various parts OF the world
said e was for the American and not Tor
the British government to make statements
regarding tho Intentions OF the United
States government.
The secretary, however could say that
his msjesty's government would restrd
sympathetically any proposal resulting N
enectually diminishing the consumption OF
opium.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

Not 20 confess is 90 dery You must let
Jesus Christ into your. heart o. shut Him
out VIII you throw your hearts window
opcu aud say FORD come in ana teign, or
wiz YOU shut him o1t2
'You must either take your stand with
Christ, or against Him, TINS whole su-
dience tonight could be divided into two
parts. the Part that h5 with Christ and
tho Fart that Is against Christ You
must line up with tho soldiers who are
with Him or you wiz Join that Ions Tie OF
mon who ore against Him.
who is Jesus. anyhow? lie is your di-
yinely appointed Kine lie is every mans
King far higher than any living monarch.
II you reject Jesus Christ you reject
your divineiy appointed King. Every man
and women in this building out Of Christ
il guilty Of high treason against heavens
King"
Mr.. Torrey entertained the meeting by
telling some Of his experiences in Aus
tralia He told Of a man he had ac-
cused OF high treason who came back
after several days and said he cou3 no
longer be accused, because hc had accepted
Christ.
"1f you take your stand aeains- Christ
YOU are moving against the Son Of God.
lie is the Son Of God whether you believe
If or not.
ArrRigns Christian science.
"Somo nowadays 10 not like to believe
ia sickness ana pain and I do not blame
them. But you do not get rid OF sickness
and pain so easily. for al over the coun-
try they are dying in droyes because they
do not believe in God The head OF this
sect is tottering old woman Of IS who
couid be seen by newspaper men for less.
than a minute and then to only answer
questions on which she had been coached"
Dr. TOrrey told Of a man who had Chris
tisn Science nonsense priclIed ont Of him
BY a pin The man. yelled and when
called and told 90 imagine the pin dld
not stick him. he gave. AZ his Christian
Science. -rl
Christ lived, spoke wrought and had in
fuonce ana was resurrected FROM the dead,
and those are proof OF his divinity and tina
lie is the Son or God.
"Ir you reject Jesus Christ you are guilty
Of ingratltude. for lie was bruised and bed
Tor your tansgressions and If you take "a
stand against Him you move against Him
who has helped you the most.
ANY man who does his duty to every Inv
ing being on earth and fails to do right by
God is a scourdreL II "a man treats his
children right II gives him no license 10
beat his wife, and the same applies to
Jesus Christ Are you going to accept and
confess Christ tonight or are you. going to
take your stand against Him?
"Pontius PLATE decided wrong when nc
cried cruelty Him. and you wiz decide
wrong If you do not accept Him tonight
You sit and try TO decide what 10 do with
Him and the voices within YOU are speak
Inc rhe .,f,
The voice OF avariee also speaks. The voice
of worldly pleasure tells you you may have
to give up cards and dancing and the tho
ater The voice Of lust is telling you that
to accept Him you. viii have to give up the
companionship of your sins.
"Other voices, like conscience, are also
speaking. and likewise the voice OF reason
and gratitude telling you to let Him into
your hearts and accept Him. How viii YOU
decide tonight7 God help you TO decide
right"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
AMATEUR DRIVING CLUBS MEET
Omeers Elected aud Changes Made ia
Rules Tor Inter-Ctty Watfnees

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-The League Of
Amateur Driving clubs held A meoting
this afternoon and elected these officers
II. X. DcVcreauN,s Cleveland, president;
], y. Gallery, Pittsburg, vice president;
u. l.. ouimby, Boston, secretary and
treasurer. The directors elected were the
above officials and G. *. q. Billings, Mem
phis; G. I. Brown, Chicago; J. y. Wat
kius, Lexington KY; Sir Horace White,
Syracuse, and $. w. Grote, New York
City.
Two important rules we're passed AZ
fecting inter-city meetings. one was the
raising OF the weight limit for drivers to
lI5 pounds TO wagons in actual contest
When coins. against time the weight limit
is ] so pounds.
The second was the decision of the
league TO divide the fields where more
than seven starters TO wagons arc SEIZED .
uled for an event. This is done to pre-
vent crowding in the racing
large crowd attended the Old Glory
auction tonight when IIal Direct was
brought out. Tho great black horse was
taken twice around the track by Al
Thomas and then tho bidding was in
vited. After some spirited bidding Fred
Smythc manager for Mise Lolita Crab
tree. the actress, entered into competition
for the horse and eventually secured e
for $4,000, the best price of the sale SO
far
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
CInr ptrrnn ehnnt-

About fifteen Of "Omaha's dnost' who
believe they arc expert trap shooters will
wend their way to the grounds OF the
Omaha Gun club Thanksgiving day to cX-
hibit their skill at clay pigeon shoot
which will be held IN the afternoon. There
are several fine shots among the police
men and the members of the force arc
counting on bringing back several turkeys
as trophies.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
spanish Cabipet s,.na.

MADRID, NOV. sL--The Chamber OF
Deputies today by l6l TO votes decided
to devote half the session to the discussion
OF the law OF associations and the other
half 70 the budget The conservatives ab.
stained from voting The cabinet has re.
solved that it is It's duty to retain once
until voted out
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
wIrH THE poWLERs.

The Cudahys won three stalght games
from the Detz Athletics at the association
alleys last night. Moreno was the high man
on totals with 55S,, and II, Dinger Reed
without hitting the 10 mark. Some Of the
boys are thinking Of Introducing broOins
or fishing poles instead Of bowling balls
for use next week. The score:,
DIT'TZ ArHHIF ,E,TIC'S
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

vcrsy with 81 Louis. over tire ofhcials seems
20 have been settled amichbiv and nrca-
contest IS expected with kent's good right
lex as the deciding factor. No Iowa man
ever received more punishment during
game and cnneathrough than Kent did IN
tho Ames game. II he has entirely recoy-
cred tho .HaWkeEas oNpect 70 win
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
HAWKElEs 0oNFIDENT OF VIcTORY
Expect Keats Kicking "a BE the
Deciding Factor.

IOWA CITY, Nov @7.-(Special Tele-
gram. THE Iowa team. sore and bruised
from. Saturdays hard game, but confident
Of its ability 10 hold the much touted Mis-
souri, team Loft tonight for ST. Louis to
play the last game of the season on
Tha nksgiving day
The protest from 81 Louis against White
and strem was Of no avail though White
Was left behind, thus saving him for an
other year on the varsity team knoRl-
ton whose leg was broken 90 the Ames
game, WAS also left bshind Tile contlo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
Ame.. to Wet nrake.

ANIES, Ia. Nov. 97.--(Special.l-Th Cy-
clones Of the Iowa State college, who Sat
urday won the title OF state champions
have one more garue this season. II will
be played with Drake university in Des
Moines Thursday. The Ames team will be
weakened by the loss Of brennan and Bill
Ter, but the outcome of the game is not
questioned An excursion will run from
Ames, taking several hundred students.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
six-ROund Bo4ing Match.

Tommy Campbell. who recently won The
championship OF Iowa at his weight in
bout at Des Moines. il scheduled for a six
round bout with Jimmy Kane OF Sioux
City at Osthoff's hall Thanksgiving after
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

noon, A large number Of sioux CITY sports
Will be On hand to Witness the event and
| have reserved 100 seats around the arena
I for the OCCASION They have the utmost
confidence in their man winning the fight
and the Omaha men are equally confident.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
Canadian TariR Revi.ion.

. OTTAWA, Nov 2s.-The budget win be
brought down Thursday. Tariff revision
win be one OF the nrst matters taken ua
b. the House OF Commons
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28

HAMILTON, Ont, Nov 2I.-Street cars
have been running al morning and there
is 40 disturbance. There is a proposal 10
arbitraJe the differences being considered
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
CUDAFFYS.

on the Metropolitan slieys last night the
Life Malts won two out Of three from the
Gold Tops. Neither team bowled up to its
usual form. Seaman 5sSas the only man
of the ten who bowled a good score, 5ss,
Tomorrow night the n Caudillos will try
/ to stop the Falstaffs. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
LIFE ALALTs.
skiddoo 90 Iowa.
Nicola.


] The Skiddoo foot Ban team Of South
L Omaha win play rs thanksgiving game at
/ Nicola, la. The lineup VIII probably be as
( follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-28
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