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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-03
READY FOR THE CINDER PATH
Cornhuskers Expect to Defeat Kansas
Men Next Saturday.
BIG MEET AT KANSAS CITY rExr
seven Colleges in Missouri valley
Compete May m for HonOrs-
Athletic Plans at
Lincoln.

LINCOLN, May Especial with the
annual preliminary track meet over and
the 1905 team selected. the Cornhuskers
cinder path men will begin Monday the
final week OF training for the Nebraska
Kansas dual contest. which viii be held
at Lawrence, Saturday, MAY .. The show
ing Of the Cornhuskers in the preliminarics
today proved that they are in condition to
do some excellent work in an intercollegiate
contest Their supporters arc confident
they will be able to win the dual meet with
the Jayhawkers Saturday. and thus wipe
out the blot of last springs defeat
In the spring training and in the meet AZ
the state fair grounds today. the work OF
the Cornhuskers in several events surpassed
anything that the Jayhawkers have done
in the same events so far this year. First
places in these events are sure to be won
by the Cornhuskers against Kansas next
Saturday.
First and second places are cinched for
Nebraska In most of the weight events.
The Collins brothers. in the sixteen-pound
hammer throw and in the shot put, have
broken all Nebraska records. and are MAX
ing better distances than any weight men
in the Missouri valley. Sid Collins is able
to throw the hammer over $50 feet, and il
expected to put II about lA feet in the meet
with Kansas. The Nebraska record. made
by II. Cornell in 1905. is lS7 feet s inches
c. c. Collins puts the shot over 40 feet
The coaches look for him to make the put
nearly A. feet next Saturday. The uni
versty record for the shot put. made in
1905 by j. NJ. Weller, is IS feet II inches.
Kansas will not be able to make much of a
showing against Nebraska in either OF
these weight events.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-03
HOLSTERS SHUT OUT MnLERs

Marquard Holds Minneapolis Down 10
Tive Hits.
MINNEAPOLIS, May indianapolis shut
out Minneapolis today in the opening game
Of the home series. Marquard let the locals
down with two hits. Oberlin, who succeeded
Graham in the third. with twelve strike
outs. came within one Of equalling the as
sociation record. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-03
BROOKLYN DEFEATS BOSTON
ErrorA Are Responsible for the
winning Run.

BOSTON. May Both pitchers were ef-
fective with men on bases. Errors were re-
sponsible for the winning run. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-03
NAPOLEoNs DEFEAT BROWNS
Howell Throws His Own Game Away
I'm the EARhfh.

ST. LOUIS. May 2-HoweIl was responsi-
bic for the loss of his own game, when he
threw badly to Wallace in the eighth in
ming on a double. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-03
KANSAS CITY BLANKS TOLEDO
Defeat of visitors Due Largely tS
Their Errors.

KANSAS CITY. May 2.-Kansas City
shut Toledo out today although they se-
cured but five hits off Asher. Errors on
the part Of the visitors we're responsible
for some of the runs. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-03

Wis (2l, Wheeler. Per
Davis. Double plays:
Quinlan. Perrine 20
BY Leroy, 4: by Dur
Leroy. Sacrifice hits
on bases: ST. Paul. 9;
l;a6- Umpire; Owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-03

TWo-base hits; ID
rine. Home run:
Perrine Cunassisted
Burke. Struck out.
ham, 3 Wild pitch:
Flood. Rowan. Left
Louisville G. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-03
PUEBLO

StolEn bases; Patterson ca. TWO-base
hiis; MckcnEie Patterson. Matticks.
Three-base hits: Patterson. Spencer. Nei-
hoff Double plays Jones 10 Fox 10
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-03

In the two-mile run. Captain c. L. Al
den is certain TO take first place with ease.
He holds the Nebraska record of 1O:2i In
this run. and is faster than most of The
two-milers of the west. ]. c. Knode is re-
garded as a sure winner in the high jump.
He is able to go about feet 10 inches. a
jump of that height is expected to win the
event Saturday.
In the hurdle races McDonald's time is
very fast and the indications are that he
will be able to take first in both the 10
yard and 190-yard events in the contest
with the Jayhawkers. Wildman, who is
the best man the Cornhuskers. have in tbs
dashes, will take at least second in botl
the 1oO-yard and 22O-yard dsshes. and may
win first in one or both.
The Cornhuskers are not strong in the
broad jump, but may be able to pull out
second place in this event Perry, who is
the leading broad jumper made a good
distance last spring and some of the
coaches expect him to fool the dope
writers when he gets into an intercollegiate
contest this year. McMasters win probably
push the Jsyhawkers hard in the pole
vault and may be able TO edge out in first
place.
The Cornhusker track team Will leave for
Lawrence, Kan. Thursday evening, accom-
panied by Physical Director Clapp. About
sixteen men will take on the trip.
The next meet in which the Cornhuskers
will compete after the Jayhawker contest
Saturday will be the first annual track
and field meet OF the Missouri valley con-
| ference. which is to be held in Kansas City
on Saturday. May q, This event will prob
ably be the biggest athletic meet held in
the west this year. the Big Eight meet ex-
] ceDted of course
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-03
PostDoned Game.
EIIsworfh and Lutherans.

Al Detroit-Detroit-Ch Chicago game post
p0ned, cold weather.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-03
Game PoEtponed
base BAN a TyndnII, 5. ID.

At Pittsburg-Pi -Pittsburg- Cincinnati post.
pOned. wet grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-03

Al Michigan there il an athletic associa-
ton 10 which a membership fec OF g. is
charged. Membership in this association en-
titles tho student 20 attend the six foot
ball games in the fan and the base hall
games In the spring. IL also qualities him
10 vote in the athletic elections. The plan
az worked out by the Wolverines has
proved very successful
fhe Purdue athletic board issues a cou-
pom book with tickets for an the athletic
contests Of the year. The price Of it Is
s., II il not transferable. Last year ITO
Of these books were sold Purdue also sells
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-13
GA q TO II 4 "A.
Bs.,, .b. >Ihs Kind You Hare lxaE Bought
'''. at I1HAZIZu

baltimore county receives this
year from liquor licenses $4,000, $50
100 more than last year. due to the
high license law passed at the last seS-
sion OF the legislature. although there
are y les, saloons,
The NcStry OF St. John, p. T..
Church, Wilmington. Is about to in
stall in their house 81 worship mag
uiiccnt bronze tablet in memory ui
the late Bishop Coleman. On the tab
let will be % bas-rclici. oi the late pre-
late together with suitable in>crip-
ton II will cost about 5000
"A horse and carriage belonging tu
Jay Nlircc. ~ Townsend Del, was
stolen last Saturday night, and on
Sunday morning il was found ON the
bay shore near Collins Beach 1t is
supposed that the parties who took
the rig were on their way 10 New
Jersey. and drove To- a point where
they could secure \ boat
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-13

The Smyrna. Del, town council
has passed ~ ordinance requiring all
dogs 10 be mulzlcd
The Mason & Dixon Council OF
lr O L ~ NJ Of Pvlesylle, Har-
ford county. will present a flag to the
Highland High School today (Satur-
day.
The heavy road building machinery
and many carloads OF material have
arrived at Middlctown to be used in
building the macadam road to the
Maryland line The contractor will
push the work a, rapidly a possible
The Chc,tcrtown Town Council,
1T its last meeting, fixed the tax rate
tnr the year at u cents on the 500,
appointed Thomas II Plummer town
halliti and passed an ordinance limit
ing tn, speed 1t automobiles To- miles
per hour
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-13
Nature Study Library

In April 1908. the first Travelling
Library on Nature Study was sent 10
Persons Grove School by the Enoch
Pratt Free Library OF Baltimore. |,
will be in Elkton during the summer
months under the supervision OF Miss
l.. f. Wells. and the books will be
available 70 the teachers and others
who desire them The following IS
the list OF books -
The Frog Book-Mary G. Dickerson
The Mushroom Book \ l.. Marshall
Bird, that Hunt aud are Hunted
Nellie Blanehan
The Tree Book Julia + Rogers
The Moth Book w ] Holland
Wild Birds and their Music-F s
MathcroS
Mt Wild Flower, OF America Julia
W Hcushaw
Our Native Trccs-ll L. Kcelcr
Fifty Flower Fricpds Edith Durham
The Wild Flower Book Alice Louns.
berry
a Quiu,c.tc OF Graycoa,, Eftie Big
melt
Bu,tcrtlic, and Bccs-Nl " Morley
The Rird-C " Bccbc
The Book oi the Honey Bce-C. Har-
rlson
Bird Way,-Olivc Thornc Miller
The Book oi Ncgc,ablcs-\ lleuFreuch
Garden Making l. II Bailey
Our Northern Shruhs-lI t. Kcclcr
How Co Know the Bu,'cr'lic, ! II
Cumstock
How to Know the Wild Fruit, Peter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-13

near Newark Station, has been secured
Tor headquarters. Abouf fifty persons.
mostly girls. will be employed. Skilled
weavers win be brought from Scrans
Ton, Pa. 20 give instructions 10 new
employees The entire output ~ the
new company Tor twelve months Is al
ready sold
Last Sunday was observed a.
Children's Day in the Newark presby-
icr;an Church
MIR. VIM. 5. Archer. OF Bel Air,
who owned 90 shares OF the capital
stock Of the Atlantic Transport Co,
and who claims $4,000 damages, and
MIR James J Archer. also 81 Bel Air,
who owned 40 shares and claims $l3.-
600 damages. have entered SUR IN Bal
timore against MIR Bernard n Baker
TO recover said amounts
The work II rebuilding Chester
River bridge has been in progress this
week A number 81 spans that were
carried away by ice last winter have
to he replaced The bridge joins Kent
and Queen Anne's counties and there
is so much travel over 10 that barge
ferry has been provided for the trans
portation OF teams and passengers.
Milton. the year old son Of Mr..
Harold Stokes. Of Whteford. Har-
ford county. was kicked by horse
recently The hooi struck his head
and crushed the skull. leaving a large
hole in his forehead through which the
brain could be seen The broken
pieces were removed by physicians
and the lad recovered consciousness
IN "a hours He is now steadily inn
proving
MIR John 5. Rossell, OF Whining
ton. former Elktonan. who recent
~ returned from a trip to Porto Rico
sen, a telegram To- President Roose-
welt. suggesting that he send a special
message Ia Congress urging the adj
mission Of Porto Ricans to citizenship
Of the United States He received a
reply from the President stating that
bill Tor that purpose would be placed
before the neNt session Of Congress
| and that he himself would urge its
passage
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-13
q a . IT q II L a.
Bear, the 1lhs Kind You Haze Alnays BOgl
''', a GszHzZzzM

The copy II the minute, oi the
Borough Council ui York Pa, be
tween the years 1901 and 1870. which
had been lost year, ago from the city
archives, ha, been uucarthcd by vii
liam II Welsh. an Old book seller. and
restored tu the CITY The historic rec
ord contains an account ui the visit oi
General Early with his Confederate
troops, and his exactiou 81 tribute
1T SIoo.o0o under threat 81 burning
down the town.
Mrs. Edward Abbott. who was.
before her marriage. Miss Emma
Parker. 81 Oxiord. Pa. was shot and
killed Wednesday oi last week in
Philadelphia, by her husband The
couple were married about live years
ago and the union had never been a
happy one About year ago Mrs
Abbott lett her husband. taking her
little son with her lie followed her
about, abusing her whenever he met
her. and a, last shot her to death with
a revolver
"A company has been organized
and chartered under the laws oi Della
ware for the manufacture OF silk The
officers arc--PrcSidcnt aud Manager
k Duncan; Vice President and Sec
rotary. J. Lee Zackcy; Treasurer,
AdplphuN Thomas The match fac
tory along the p, h. & w Railroad
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-13

Fuloy's Honey and Tar has cured
many eases ut lncip'cnt consumption
sud even m the advanced stages affords
comfort and relief Refuse any but the
genuine Foley, Honey and Tar III.
{ WELLS.
In the Circuit Crur, iur Hartford
County last week. William Weeks.
culrrcd. wa, tried IN the charge Of
assault with iutcu, tp Kill and was con-
Nlctcd ui common assault about sis
week a-u he shot Lawrence N the
lett arm u hight at Ilayrr dc Grace.
Mis-, Bessie NJ Hammond rccciv-
Cd verdict Of $500 in the Talbot
County Court, Tor injuries received,
while crossing the tracks oi the Mary
land. Delaware and Virginia Railroad
Co Ut Ccutrcvilc.
PROF. Symou,. 81 Maryland .Ngrt
cultural College, has been IN Kent
county investigating the results OF tn
rcmcdic, used a. kill the San Jose
Scale on irut trees, and is said t,
have made some important discover
les
The teacher, ~ New Castle county
held an institute in Newark last Sat.
urda y The morning session was held
IN Delaware College Oratory and the
afternoon session in the High School
Addresses were made by Supcrintcn,
dent Spaid Prof Mcs>crsmilh and DR..
Syphcrd
DROP BY DROP the offensive
discharge caused by Nasal Catarrh
fall, from the back Of the nose into
the throat, setting up an inflammation
that is likely 10 mean Chronic Bron-
chitis The most satisfactory remedy
for Catarrh is ElyS Cream Balm, and
the relief that follows even the first
application cannot be told in words
Don't suffer Il day longer from the
discomfort 81 Nasal Catarrh Cream
Balm is sold by all druggists for 50
cents, or mailed by Ely Bros, g War
rem street, New York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-13
EOLEYSHONEYAr6TAR
Cures Coldsi Prevents pneumonla

The citizens ~ Massey. Kent
county have built a mile and hall OF
fine gravel road two feet thick aud II
icct wide The gravel bank cost $50
and teams were lent by nearby farm
cr, The whole road is now one OF the
finest III the county. and cost hut $500
The Kcclcy Cure for Drug and
Liquor using Is the ONLY cure II
completely removes all necessity for
either. II YOU want t. know some
thing about il, write contidcntially ~
W {. Haskell, Manager The Keclyy
Institute. III North Capitol Street.
Washington. -. {.
ON account oi the increase in
rate, charged by the Bell Telephone
Company, farmers IN the ncighbor-
hood ot Kenneth Square, Chester
county Pa. are preparing To- build a
line at their own to connect with the
l;nc> ~ the United Telephone Co.. an
independent concern
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-13
NeWS In Brief

Baby won't suffer five minutes with
Group II you apply DR. Thomas Eclec-
trio oil At once 1t acts like magic -
The Kent County Commissioners
have liked the tan rate ipr the coming
year NJ SrIl on the 500
Regulates the bowels, promotes
easy natural movements. cures con
st,paiion-Doan's Rcpulcts Ask your
druggist for them 3 cents box. ~
Farmer, in the lower counties IN
the Eastern Shore have begun tu cut
their wheat crop which /, .aid to he
good this year
-"Doan'S Ointment cured me OF
eczema that had ANNOYED me a long
time The cure VA, permanent. -
Hon :. w Matthews. Commissioned
Labor Statistics, Augusta, Me >"
George L Owens. john Bricc aud
\ I Emerson have been elected town
commits >iourr> IT Hcttcr'"u. iur the
year beginning July /
Impure blood run, you down
makes YOU an easy victim for organic
diseases Burdock Blood Bi,tcrs purj-
tic, the blood Cures the cau.c-builds
you mp 49,
Joshua Giles rnl"rcd. WAS shot
twice and killed last Saturday night hY
Jacob Monk, ais, culurcd. IN Bush
river Neck Hartford county The
trouble started over GlIc, going with
Monk, wife
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-13

~ humbug claims have to he made
ior F"lcy's Honey and Tar, the well
known remedy for coughs. colds and
ling trouble, The fact that more bot
tie, Of Folcy's Honey and Tar are
used than oi any other cough remedy
i, the best testimonial 81 lis great
merit Why then risk taking some
unknown preparation when Foley
Honey aud Tar costs Won no more and
j, safe and sure Ell {. WELLS.
Dog, raldcd the sheep lnld ot -
" IIill ri near kcnncdyvillc Kent
county, one day recently and killed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-13
You Should Know This

Folcy's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case 81 kidney or bladder trouble
that is not beyond the reach OF mcdi-
cine No medicine can do more.-H
C. WELLS.
Three ncgruc, were whipped at
the New Castle County whipping post
last Saturday in the presence oi 200
spectators.
Mrs 5. l. Bowen. oi Wayne, w.
Va. wrtc>,-"I was sufferer from
kidney disease, So that at times
could not get out OF bed, and when |
did | could not stand straight took
Folcy's Kidney Remedy One dollar
bottle and part Of the second cured
me entirely" Foley's Kidney Remedy
work, wonders where others are a
total failure III c. WELLS
Among the graduates oi Cornell
University TIN, year Is Mr. Joseph
Edge Thomas. oi Darlington who will
receive the degree II mechanical cngi-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-13

Tax Collector Eugene Crow OF
Smyrna, Del. IN three day, last week
received over $4,000 IN taxes
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-13
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po.r,h. ,lrs Kind You haze kaas Bought
Signature q, &1H2zIzI

Mr., LWcuia truc,, w'ic ui Jas.
Crpc-. Il well known farmer III near
Head 81 Chri>taua Church. died sud
dcu'y Friday evening, May 20 at the
age ni 81 wears Funeral service, were
held the following Monday with inter
mcnt at Head at Chri,tiaua Ccmctcr'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19
WOOL SALES HAVE
TAKEN A BRACE
More Fleece Sold in Boston
Market Than for Several
Weeks Past, Chiefly to Clear
Up Stocks,

More wool has ben sold during the
week than for several weeks past
though the bulk of the sales We're %
clean up stocks bJfore the new tlir
comes upon the market, and at lower
prices, according 20 Bradstreets le
view The sales includa1 cluthing Ter
ritori which have he,n held up in
value very we'll, it boug denied that
any good lots have sold below Sc
cents. Quarter-blood heeces. how
cver have been sold In large quanti-
ties at considerable concession in
price, the sales being larger, in pro-
portion to The stocks than in any
ether g'adt in the market All med
ium woods are in small stock, and
manufacturers win look only at white
woods, 50 that any lot which is off
cOlor or stained must be sold at "a
lower tr,Ce. Some of the dealers are
inclined TO hold their low wools rgth-
er than sacrifice them, trusting that
the hcW clip will be marketed at
somewhat higher prices than the aw
basis which is now predicted. There
is little interest being taken by Pos
ton dealers in the new clip, ana Buy
ers will start for the west at d later
date than usual this year Mos Of
tho Arizona woods were consigned and
are arriving in the east Shearng win
soon commence in southern California
and texas, but owing TO the weakness
in fan Texas woods and the quiet ale
of the market for all California wuo's
II Is probable thau the majority orI
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19
BALL IN HONOR Of
FEAST OF PUR|M
Pretty Mask Affair Given by
Children at Woman'S Club
Handsome Remembrance for
Rabbi Chapman

The Feast of Purim, one Of the hol-
idays prominent in the Jewish calen-
dar was prettily observed Tuesday
evening in the Woman's club building
sunday school and members of the
congregation, with a pink domino
mask ball The entertainment was
cleVerly arranged and carried out
and in every way a success. During
the evening the children presented
to Rabbi Chapman a beautiful set of
silver knives and forks, pretty pre-
sentatton speech being made by Miss
Hilda Grunsfeld. Rabbi Chapman aC-
knoWledged the remembrance CRATE
fully in few Wen chosen remarks.
The Jewish feast OF Esther OF Pur-
inn begins on the evening Of the
twelfth day Of the twelfth month of
the Hebrew calendar and ends at sun
set Of the thirteenth
Modern Judaism has dedicated Pur-
i'm to the divine service Of philanthro-
py has marked ii in the Hebrew al
manac as a red letter day for bcnevo-
lent work on which the prosperous
and affluent may enjoy themselves
for the benefit of the poor and the in
digent Purim Is not to be a mere
carnival Of merrment and festvltE
for the purpose Of self, but to relieve
others less fortunate and to anchor
ate their unhappy condition.
The Jewish feast of the Passover
viii be observed, beginning at sunset
on April l6,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19

Chicago, March tS,~-Highcr prices
for wheat at Liverpool and further
advance in corn here had "A bullish ef-
feet on the local wheat market today
the May delivery closing at a gain OF
cents. Corn was up 7s. Oats were
4 q "a higher and provisions I = a
22ia higher,
May wheat opened ls a z, to "a a
Z higher at 955s to 95 7s cents ad-
vanced to 96h cents and then de-
clined to 952s cents The close was
at 959 Is a q cents
May corn opened u a "A higher at
66% cents to 67A cents advanced to
81 Is a q cents and closed at 67R
cents.
May oats opened u higher at j4ls
cents advanced to 54l2 cents and
closed at san as cents.
At the close May pork WAS up 20 V
cents at $l2.50; lard was up la cents
at $500 p ribs were II y cents high
er at $500.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19
FOR Miscellaneous

|. FOR Occidental Life Etocs, q Huplr
F. tt $4,000. i. u tuuus El faau. TgNBH
iI.DE sNI... .fatiItIsb.d ,ur uufurrIsh.4 r,.
foom homr al south BroadRay m
IrIR -4,l.E -pI,,t saddle -,ap, a,J,ir. br,
/ G, ala, This ia one ,lf ibr bcsi nnpies i,
! \uuIul,rplr pnrf.riIy gratIa yqr. sts.IJsh
auu pretty. and mINo. single dr. double
Must bc seen to nr appreciated. u0 Waz
Il "copper" m-2N
. roH sNLE.-lavt wall tent folding CAM
I rhblu. fnIuIuE cot DWd mattress used fol
|, camping aud ml hN sick people, cheap
4 ''0 N'Al '9p'Nl m 4'
H FOR SALE. o. smith Nu. B double bar
s.,,., .,, .,,, 'u.a''',u 'Jo,'nI
IcaAh iI0 Wear coopor
F,,l -gAI-if ,,,,,,.. ..,r,,-,,,,rr
fhis mnrulnr Anplv lesl. vggt r.,tr,I
won glI.,s isrs,.r,ass ,.r..,.- ...,.- ,i..
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-03-19

New York, March 1S.-Copper had
with spot closing at $50, 2s sd and
futures at l59, los. Locally the mar
ket was quiet but unchanged with lake
quoted at S1275m13.O0; electrolytic
$12.62 = a l2.67 y and casting $l250
@12.75. Lead was unchanged at f13.
l5s in London, Locally the market
was firm but no further change was
reported, quotations ranging from
$3.90m 400 Speter was lower at IN.
SIS In London, but was quiet and un-
changed in the local market. At st
Louis speitcr was firm at S4.65. Bar
silNer IS VI MeNIean dollars ~.