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BRIEF TELEGRAMS I
The Peruvian Chamber of Deputies
has adopted a resolution censuring
the cabinet by a majority of one vote
The secretary of the treasury pur
chased 20000 short term 4 per cent
bonds at 113000 and 1020 3s at
108444
Extensive forest fires are raging In
three districts of the government of
Nijni Ndvgorod central Russia and
several village have been destroyed
The most serious forest fires known
in five years are raging in several
parts of the great tfmber belt lying
west of the Cascade mountains in
Washington
Troubles of a domestic nature caus
ed Mrs Mary McGuire of 81C Monroe
street Topeka Kan to send a revol
ver bullet through her heart ending
life instantly
The general feeling of discontent
prevailing at Madrid has reached the
royal kitchen and the principal chef
and five cooks at the kings palace
have gone out on a strike
The United States Fidelity and
Guarantee company has caused the
arrest of A L Adams charged with
the embezzlement of 400 of the funds
of the Singer Sewing Machine com
pany
Pernods absinthe factory at Pont
arlier one of the largest in France
was stride by lightning during a vio
lent storm the factory was com
pletely destroyed Damage 8000000
francs
The Culter Proctor Stove works
of Peoria 111 the largest in the
state outside of Chicago resumed
work after a four weeks shutdown
One hundred and fifty iron workers
are employed
A Chinese gambler by the name of
Ah Wooey at Vancouver B C was
committed for trial for the murder
of four Chinese who were hacked to
death with an axe by Quong another
Chinese last month
Twenty six residents of Chicago
have sold their bodies in advance of
death according to Dr I H E
Zeigler a surgeon with an office in
McVickers theater building The
sales have been made to Dr Zeigler
Miss Estelle Reel national superin
tendent of Indian schools has com
pleted a uniform course of instruction
in the Indian schools The course
treats of thirteen subjects designed
to make the Indian self supporting
The manufacturers association at
Fall River voted to reduce the price
of weaving from 198 to 17 cents per
cut which is practically a cut down
in -wages of 14 per cent The vote
taken on the matter was unanimous
The cut goes into effect on Septem
ber
Eben L Boyce -was executed at Ta
coma Wash for wife murder He
collapsed when sumomned for the
march to the gallows but -was -revived
and as he stood on the scaffold
said I am a soldier still The ex
ecution was perfect his neck being
broken by the fall
The Chicago St Paul Minneapolis
Omaha railway will tap the upper
Michigan iron country It has sur
veyed a line from Cumberland Wis
to Rice Lake where it will connect
with the Birch Lake branch now
building This will be the western
terminus for the present The line
will be 125 miles long
Takahiko Ofuji professor in the
University of Kioto Japan and his
brother J Ofuji a civil engineer of
Kioto accompanied by Yasnosko Oh
kio the Japanese acting consul in
New York are visiting the different
public improvements and institutions
of New York including the bridges
and the rapid transit system
George M Rogers of Topeka son of
the asisstant postmaster at that point
has been appointed to a 900 place in
the interior department for the civil
service eligible list
The Cincinnati Price Current in its
weekly crop review says Corn crop
situation cannot be definitely stated
Pirevious indications of l50e000000
bushels likely to prove 100000000 or
possibly 200000000 too high Spring
wheat advices somewhat more assur
ing Outlook for total crop fully
equal to recent calculations
General Mei has returned to Tien
Tsin and professes to have killed or
dispersed hundreds of Boxers and
brigands The harvest prospects in
the southwest districts of the province
of Chi Li and in the province of Ho
Nrn are excellent e
The law passed by the Wisconsin
legislature last winter appropriating
30000 to pay innocent purchasers of
county orders issued under the Kee
iey cure law of 1895 declared invalid
by the supreme court is declared to
be unconstitutional
The Havana Discussion says that
the order for the enrollment of a Cu
ban artillery corps by only only per
mitting whites to be enrolled -will
sow germs of discord between the
-whites and black and establish a pre
cedent both dangerous and unjust
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TO BREAK II STRIKE
Steel Corporation Bring3 Number of Non
union lien from South-
USE THEM AT MONESSEN PLANT
Expecfs to Add It to tlio 11st of mills
Already In Operation Union Members
Say It Is Impossible Aumlgamnted
Leaders Claim Hidden Strength
i PITTSBURG Pa Aug 13 A party
of strikebreakers brought up from the
south by special train were safely de
livered In the steel steel mills at
Monessen early yesterday morning and
the United States Steel corporation ex
pects to add that plant to the number
running partly or in full with non
union men within the next twenty
four hours The Carnegie properties
also resumed last night without a
break in the forces operating them
and that fact joined with the prom
ise of an early start at Monessen leads
the steel officials here to tike a very
hopeful view of the situation The
strikers claim that men enough to start
the Monessen mills cannot be obtained
and that they have not yet shown
their hand At Duquesne and other
Carnegie plants they promise that de
velopments will indicate their strength
to better advantage
It was anticipated that there would
be trouble when the non union men
reached Monessen for the strikers
were watching the railroads and riv
ers and had expressed a determina
tion to prevent the entrance of the
strikebreakers The men who were
handling the movement for the steel
corporation successfully veiled their
action however and had their charges
safely within the plants hours before
it was known definitely by anyone
on the outside that the men had ar
rived They were brought to Mones
sen by special train and were landed
at 4 oclock in the morning It is
not known how many men were in the
party or where they were obtained
The mills are guarded and the men
will be kept on the premises until all
danger of trouble ceases Bunks for
about fifty men have been erected and
large quantities of food have been pur
chased for them A fence has been
thrown around the property and
guards posted to keep out all intruders
The strikers will undoubtedly make an
effort to induce the strikebreakers to
quit and the fear is expressed that
there will be trouble if any demonstra
tion is made against the men or prop
erty The situation there is regarded
as very delicate
The steel managers may succeed in
getting another mill on tomorrow at
the Painter plant Two mills were
operated there last week with non
union men and part of another crew
was gotten together las week Just
as soon as enough men are available
the third mill will be started
IOWA GOES TO PANAMA
Navy Department Decides that
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Ranger is Kot Enough
WASHINGTON D C Aug 19 A
telegram has been prepared at the
navy department to go forward to the
Iowa immediately upon her arrival at
San Francisco ordering her to prepare
at once to go to sea When she ad
vises the department that she is ready
an order will follow for her to pro
ceed at once to Panama
The little cruiser uanger which is
at San Diego was ordered to sail to
day It is not believed that there
will be any delay in her departure as
she has had several days notice in
which to prepare for sea She is very
slow however making not more than
six knots and as the distance to Pan
ama is about 2700 miles it would re
quire almost fifteen days for her to
reach her destination The depart
ment therefore decided to dispatch the
Iowa as soon as the battleship arrives
at San Francisco and can prepare for
the trip
Nebraska Man Killed
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Aug
10 Nelson H Gates of Nebraska was
instantly killed in Williams canyon
near Manitou yesterday He took his
family up the canyon to spend the d
and while the rest were eating lunch
he climbed the cliff and fell to death
German Bout for Venezaeli
BERLIN Aug 19 The German
government has ordered the cruiser
Vinetta now off South Africa to pro
ceed to Venezuelan waters to be in
yeaediness to protect German interests
if an emergency should arise
Cattle Shipped to Daunn
SEATTLE Wash Aug 19 From
1200 to 1500 beeves will be shipped to
Dawson from this port and Vancouver
toward the close of the season Hun
dreds of cattle are being shipped in
for summer use but 1200 or 1500 head
will be needed to supply the winter de
mand The purpbse is to load thecat
tle on river steamers at White Horse
and ship them to Dawson where they
will be butchered from ten to two
weeks before the first heavy frost
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SCHWAB WILL TAKE CHARGE THE STATE rAIR IN SEPTEMBER
Bethlehem Steel Company Days the
Bethlehem Iron Company
PHILADELPHIA Aug 19 At a
meeting of the stockholders of the
Bethlehem Steel company today it was
decided to ratify the purchase of the
Bethlehem Iron company and to issue
7500000 bonds the purchase price of
the iron company There was not a
dissenting vote 236443 shares out of
a total of 300000 being represented
The meeting was the result of the
recent meeting at which the stockhold
ers of the Bethlehem Iron company
voted to sell their holdings in the
company It was denied that the pur
chase was a part of the
deal to secure control of the
two companies named t
It was authoritatively announced
today that within ten days the control
of the Bethlehem Steel company and
the Bethlehem Iron company will be
assumed by President Schwab of the
United States Steel corporation Mr
Schwab holds an option on the stock
of the company at 24 a share which
expires August 26 More than 240000
shares out of a total of 300000 are now
in the vaults of the Girard Trust com
pany which acts as trustee in the
transaction
MANY SINK WITH SHIP
Alaskan Passenger Steamer Islands
Crashes Into an Iceberg
VICTORIA B C Aug 19 The
steamer Islander the crack passenger
steamer of the Alaskan route operated
by the Canadian Pacific Navigation
company of this city struck an ice
berg off Douglas island ut 2 oclock
on the morning of Thursday last and
went to the bottom carrying down
from sixty five to eighty souls includ
ing passengers and members of the
crew Some of the survivors arrived
here this evening by the- steamer
Queen They report that as the ves
sel went down its boilers exploded
causing the death of many who might
have escaped Captain Foote was on
the bridge when the vessel struck and
stayed there and went down with the
ship
There was 275000 in gold on the
steamer 100000 cf which was carried
by passengers H H Hart who has
spent sixteen years in the Klondike
lost 35000 in dust
Some say that Captain Foote reach
ed a raft but that when he saw the
extent of the disaster ne jumped over
board
No accurate list of dead will be
available until the arrival of the pur
ser on the steamer Farallon
ALL NATIONS TO BE INVITED
Exposition Proclamation is Now in Hands
of President
WASHINGTON Aug 19 There
were further conferences today be
tween Chairman Carter of the Louis
iana Purchase exposition and State de
partment officials concerning the proc
lamation which is about to be issued
inviting foreign nations to participate
in the exposition The proclamation
has been mailed to the president apd
as soon as he returns it to the State
department it will be issued This
proclamation together with the regu
lations relative to exhibits will be
communicated to the diplomatic repre
sentatives of all nations in Washington
and also sent to all diplomatic and
consular officers of the United State
in foreign countries
SAYS BOTHA WILL SURRENDER
London Sun Claims Boer General Slob
ilizing With Kitchener
LONDON Aug 19 The Sun today
says it hears that the concentration of
General Bothas forces at Hondweni
on the borders of Zululand announced
in a dispatch from Durban last night
does not foreshadow a fight with
Botha but his surrender in pursuance
with an understanding reached be
tween General Botha and Lord Kitch
ener The Sun adds that the govern
ment is so satisfied that the war is
virtually over that Lord Milner now
on his way back to South Africa has
in his pocket the draft of a complete
constitution and plans for the future
government of the annexed territories
Japanese Excited Orer Alnnchurin
LONDON Aug 19 Japanese pub
lic opinion says a dispatch to the
Times from Tokio is becoming ex
cited over the Manchuriau question
The newspapers contend that Russia
contemplates a permanent occupation
in which Japan cannot possibly ac
quiesce
Spain Seeks 3Iore Tronble
TAMPA Fla Aug 19 The Spanish
minister at Washington has asked Vin
cent Guerra the Spanish vice counsel
here for the names of subjects who
were recently deported 13 the citizens
vigilance committee as leaders of the
Resistencia cigarmakers strikers and
for an investigation of the whole affair
so far as Spain is concerned The vice
consul has begun investigation and
has called upon people to give testi
mony
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3ood Crops or 1oor Crops It Is Going to
Bo a Hummer
LINCOLN Aug 19 For thirty two
years past good crops or poor crops
the Nebraska state board of agricul
ture has annually presented to the
public at its fairs the products re
sources and possibilities of this won
derful young state the flower of the
new west a region of country known
until a few years aso comparatively
as a barren waste These products
have been found on actual examina
tion without superiors anywhere both
as to quality and yield This year
corn and vegetables have been badly
scorched in some parts of the state it
is true and yet in many other parts
they are good Small grain was never
better
The fair management is going right
along with the fair as usual Sep
tember 2 to 6 is the date of the fair
and on that occasion one of the largest
crowds ever on the grounds is con
fidently expected The management
has improved the grounds lately pur
chased by the state by the expenditure
of 18000 for permanent improve
ments The wing of Horticultural
hall destroyed by a wind storm will
be rebuilt A new woven wire fence
has been placed around the whole
grounds all the old buildings have
beenrepaired painted and put in the
best condition
September 5 is Woodmen day and on
that occasion the handsomely uniform
ed drill teams will contest for prizes
ranging from 25 to 75 Three prizes
will be given for the best drilled
teams There are 40000 Woodmen in
Nebraska and a host is expected on
that day
Secretary Furnas announces that the
outlook for exhibits was never better
Let the people all attend this great
fair and with their families spend a
few days recreation profitably and
pleasantly
CATTLE DIE FROM ANTHRAX
State Veterinarian Called But Could Do
Nothing for Them
PENDER Neb Aug 19 Fred
Smith a farmer one mile from Fred
Gilsters lost four head of cattle from
anthrax Mr Smith did not realize
the fearfulness of the disease and
skinned one of the cows He let his
hogs have the carcass and inside of
two hours forty five hogs were dead
His big dog ate a portion of the car
cass and died in a few minutes Mr
Smith cut his finger while skinning
the creature and when he reached
town his hand was swollen stiff He
was persuaded to go to a physician for
treatment The doctor is unable to
say -whether he can save him but the
swelling seemed to be checked some
what before he left town for home
Christian Endeavor Convention
The sixteenth annual convention of
Christian Endeavor for the state of
Nebraska will be held in Omaha Octo
ber 25 27 A large gathering- is an
ticipated by the 1901 committee Prof
Excell of Chicago is engaged as musi
cal director Father Endeavor Clark
will be at the opening meeting Other
speakers of note will be present En
deavorers throughout the state should
plan to be in attendance as they can
not afford to miss the great treat in
store for them
MISS JOY REED
1901 Press Com
Cattle Poisoned by Cane
HASTINGS Neb Aug 19 There
was a wholesale poisoning of cattle at
the asylum for chronic insane A herd
of thirty five cows belonging to the in
stitute had been feeding in a field of
corn planted for fodder and as there
was a slight sprinkling of cane
amongst it the cattle ate it with the
corn Nine cows died
Slept With Gs Turned On
OMAHA Aug 19 John W McBride
registered at the Midland hotel and
in the morning was found in his room
dead with the gas jet turned on full
the door locked and the window and
transom tightly closed The man was
a stranger in the city
Furnas County Fair Canceled
BEAVER CITY Neb Aug 19 The
officers of the Furnas County Agricul
tural society have canceled the date
for the annual fair on account of short
crops and hard times
The postoffice at Michigan City Ind
was entered by burglars who forced
open the steel vault and steel safe
securing S0 in stamps and 100 in
cash
Will Build New Court House
GRAND ISLAND Neb Aug 19
The county board has declared the
court house bonds carried selected the
new site upon the condition that the
offer of a strip of adjoining real es
tate be made good by the donors with
in twenty days and have let the con
tract for the lithographing of the
bonds Architects plans will be in
vited at once and the work of con
struction begun as son as they are
finished
IMPORTANCE OP IRRIGATION
State Engineer Dobson Xiguros Its Worth
to Nebraska La ml 8
LINCOLN Aug 17 State Engineer
Dobson has issued a report which will
convey to the public an accurate idea
of thfc importance of irrigation in
Nebraska Figuring on a conservative
basis he estimates that the increase in
land value due to irrigation alone is
not less than 16988000 There are
3924 miles of irrigating canals in the
state constructed at an estimated cost
of 4773984 and covering 1698831
acres of land
The report shows the irrigation in
each county and is as follows
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Box Butte 25S 12S20 C7C0 G7G0O
Blaine 1150 152G23 02510 C2ilG0
Buffalo 310 20702 155 14 1554 10
Boyd 48 jC0O 865 bCoO
Banner 123 1538 3160 11600
Brown 219 CIUG 5590 55900
Boone 45 1400 250 2500
Chase 732 31146 126S5 12KS50
Cheyenne 24S1 213636 9044S Ml ISO
Clay 3 75 70 700
Cumin 50 11331 1S0O 1S000
Custer 528 4283 16590 165900
Cherry 130 45859 39122 191220
Colfax CO 250D 2000 20000
Dundy S77 25177 31804 11SOS0
Deuel 2S56 474036 105685 1050JO
Dawson 2 113 231927 ISSISO 1981W0
Dawes 2741 13SC05 53190 531906
Douglas 290 33400 19341 393410
Franklin 75 3096 7S5 7850
Furnas 430 40582 32490 321900
Frontier 50 490 100 1000
Garfield 257 17502 21000 210000
Hall 90 11000 12600 120000
Hitchcok 908 30921 22957 229570
Harlan 5 90 160 1600
Holt 697 76292 33291 352940
Howard 610 S3000 95687 550870
Hayes 1112 209230 16210 362103
Keith 3720 87690 50230 502303
Kimball 313 10405 2395 23950
Kearney 337 S369 3400 34000
Keya Paha 747 18282 6462 64620
Lincoln 3S5S 578853 210545 2100450
Lancaster 3 450 50 500
Logun 5 50 26 260
Loup I 633 67903 23310 283100
Nance 2015 210400 323225 1232250
Otoe 3 222 40 400
Platte 823 20100 2493 24930
Polk 30 300 60 600
Rd Willw 2S1 22205 7515 75450
Fichdson 7 150 80 800
Rock 137 1739 C95 6950
Scotts Bfl 33SS l23iC0 239910 2399300
Saunders 730 22950 26150 261500
Saline 130 11140 63G5 G3650
Sioux 15IS 47603 31033 34C330
Sheridan 352 5613 918 9180
Thomas 570 15620 0309 63000
Valley 3300 295505 20SSSS 20S88S0
Wheeler 333 32000 32176 123760
York 5 223 40 400
Totals 39243151773934 169S83111G988310
Christian Endeavor Convention
The sixteenth annual convention of
Christian Endeavor for the state of
Nebraska will be held in Omaha Oct
25 27 A large gathering is anticipat
ed by the 1901 committee
Prof Excell of Chicago is engaged
as musical director Father Entteavor
Clark will be at the opening meet
ing Other speakers of note will be
present
Endeavorors throughout the state
should plan to be in attendance as they
cannot afford to miss the great treat
in store for them
MISS IVY REED
1901 Press Committee
Denies Pardon for TrainwrecUer
LINCOLN Aug 17 An application
for the pardon of George Washington
Davis the colored man who was con
victed here in 1891 of wrecking a Rock
Island passenger train was denied by
Governor Savage On the petition
which was signed by a large number
of Lincoln professional and business
men Governor Savage made the fol
lowing entry This case thoroughly
investigated I believe the party guil
ty of the crime as charged and there
fore deny the application
Kails to Return Team
FREMONT Neb Aug 17 An im
posing looking man with a dark Prince
Albert coat and light trousers hired a
rig of August Jens for a few hours
drive around town and has not yet re
turned with the team The horses
were sorrels and the buggy a light one
with red running gear The officers
have no trace of the team or the man
He was 35 years old and of clerical or
professional appearance
Lincoln Girl Sleeted Director
BALDWIN Kan Aug 13 Miss
Ada G Heaton of Lincoln a graduate
of the University of Nebraska has
been elected director of the Womans
gymnasium at Baker university the
Methodist school here
South Omaha Cattle Company
LINCOLN Aug 17 The Vinta
Hereford Cattle company of South
Omaha filed articles of incorporation
The capital stock is limited to 15
000 The incorporators are A F M
Laughlin and George Harvey
Cattle Poisoned by Cane
HASTINGS Nb Aug 17 Several
cattle were poisoned at the asylum
for the chronic insane A herd of thirty-five
cows belonging to the institute
fed in a corn field planted for fod
der and as there was a slight
sprinkling of cane amongst it the cat
tle ate it with the corn Nine cows
were dead A veterinarian was call
ed as soon as the cows showed symp
toms of poison but he could do noth
ing to relieve them
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wear has excelled all other makes sold at
these prices This excellent reputation has
been won by merit alone W L Douglas
shoes have to jivo better satisfaction than
other 300 and 360 shoes because his
reputation for tho best S300 and 350
shoes must be maintained Tho Btandard
has always been placed so high that tho
wearer receives moro value for hia money
in tho W Ii Douglas 300 and 350
shoes than he can get elsewhere
WL Douglas Bells more 300 andS350
shoes than any other two manufacturers
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