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APPLIES ONLY TO THE ARMY
Department of Aerlcultnro I Advled by
lromlucnt Chlcnen racking Company
or tho DMcrlinlimtlon by iremt llrltnln
Sequel to New Orleans luclilelit
I Washington April 12 The depart
mont of agriculture lias received a
dispatch from a prominent packing
company of Chicago announcing that
lit has Just been advised that the En
glish government has excluded all
Ibeef except home bred from the Hrlt
iali army contracts This It la
stated Is to be effective June 1 next
The Chicago concern has asked the
agricultural department for any as
sistance It can render It has pointed
out that the action of the government
Is n severe blow to American beef
and cattle exporters and producers
and means not alone the loss in govern
iinent trade but It Is feared It will
serve toward causing a prejudice of the
ipcople of Great llrltnln against the
beef and cattle of this country
No report of this contemplated
move hns reached the department ac
cording to statements of olllclals
Steps have been taken however look
ing to acquiring whatever Informa
tlon it Is possible to get
To demonstrate the Importance of
tho move said to bo contemplated It
Is pointed out that the value of our
exports of live animals to Great Brit
ain amounts to 40000000 while the
total of animal products exported
from the United States to Great Brit
ain Is stated to be In round numbers
200000000 It is pointed out here
thnt this proposed embargo mny really
bo a sequel In greater or less de
cree to the proceeding Instituted at
New Orleans against shipments of
horses and mules from that port for
use in the South African campaign
jWhlle this Is of course merely con
jectural It Is very strongly hinted
thnt the New Orleans Incident prob
ably Is the directing source of Insplra
tion for the step It Is pointed out
thnt If the English really decided to
take the action reported In the ad
vices Just received the British might
turn to Australia for their moats It
is claimed however that meats can
not be cotton there In as good quality
noras cheaply as In the United States
RIPLEY TO TESTIFY
Accused Captain Will Corroborate Brad
ley anil Yost
I Frankfort Ky April 12 Tho testl
mony In the case of Garnett Ripley
brought out nothing sensational ye3
terdny Judge Yost testified corrob
lorating the evidence given by former
iGoYcrnor Bradley It Is said that at
the close of the evidence for the prose
cutlon the defendant will go on the
stnnd himself and still further corrob
orate Bradley and Yost nnd make other
equally sensational statements
Rtiftslan Sugar Tent Case
New York April 12 The test case
Involving the Imposition of a counter
vailing duty on Russian sugar came up
before tho board of classification of
the United States general appraisers
again yesterday B A Bigelow np
peared for the protestants while Will
Ham J Gibson represented the govern
Imerit No oral testimony was offered
but the case was submitted to the
board after argument upon facts a
jBtated In the consular reports and
other official documents
I One Cent Hate for Votoram
I Chlcngo April 12 Rules and regu
lations governing the transportation
of passengers by the lines In the Cen
tral Passenger association during the
Grand Army encampment at Cleve
land Sept 10 to 14 have been adopted
In several respects they are different
from the regulation which have gov
erned Grand Army encampments In
the pnst The lines were unnnlmously
In favor of n straight 1 cent fare rnte
rom nil association territory
Shaw Offered 8320000 for Oil Land
Des Moines April 12 Governor
Shaw nnd tther Des Moines citizens
Interested In tho ownership of 3400
acres of rice land nenr Beaumont Tex
received nn offer of 225000 for It
N today This Is the land near tho fa
mous oil wells Half tho tract belongs
to Governor Shaw the balance being
owned by M W Walker Isaac Lang
and II C Harris It Is not known
whether the offer will be accepted or
Dot
Cannon netting Eaay
Monterey Cnl April 12 George Q
Cannon slept several hours and Is rest
ing easy Dr Cllft stated that Mr
Cannons condition was truly per
plexing although most critical In
view of the extreme age of the pa
tient his demise could be hourly ex
pected but he did not care to say that
Lis condition was absolutely hopeless
Adrocatei Income and Franolilie Tar
Kansas City April 12 President M
B Ingalls of tho Big Four railroad
speaking at a dinner of tho Knlfo and
Fork club last night advocated the
Income tax and the franchise tax
Jury Decide Hike Murder Caie
Papllllon Neb April 12 The Jury
In the case of the state against Hike
returned a verdict of murder In the
cond degree The date for sentence
bas not yet beea get
RADICALS jN CONTROL
Try to lut Cuban Convention on Ilrrord
Acfllixt llatt Amendment
Havana April 12 At the secret ses
sion of the constitutional convention
several delegates offered resolutions
that the convention should express Its
disapproval of the principles embodied
In the llatt amendment Seuor Gl
berga moved that tho subject be In
definitely postponed but this proposal
was supported by only six delegates
The effort of the radical element Is
to put the convention on record ngalnst
the amendment before voting to send
a commission to Washington It was
evident that the radicals had a ma
jority yesterday The mutter will bo
further discussed today
NO STRIKE IS EXPECTED
Opinion Tbnt Orlorauci K of Trainmen on
JoraeyCeutral Will lie Amica
bly Settled
New York April 12 The conferonco
between the employes and officials of
the Central Railroad of New Jersey
at Jersey City on tho wage dispute
which exists between them did not
lead to definite results and will bo
resumed this afternoon Both sides
seem to be acting In n spirit of fair
ness there Is nn absence of bitterness
from their discussions nnd the pros
pects for a complete adjustment of
their differences nro very bright
The meeting yesterday which wai
n secret one convened shortly after 1
oclock nnd lasted until the evening
Superintendent Clnuson headed the
committee of officials nnd Chairman
Walte of the Brotherhood of Railway
Engineers wns nt the lead of the dele
gation of workers His fellow commit
teemen were with him nnd mnny of
the employes not heretofore attached
to any of the committees also attended
and took part In the discission Most
or the talk was on the wage schedule
of the engineers nnd firemen nnd the
last proposition submitted by the rail
road before the intervention of the
brotherhoods chiefs was largely the
basis of discussion
DELGADOTO BE GOVERNOR
rormer IiiHUrgent deader of Inland of
Pnuay Appointed by Judge Taft
Hollo Apr 12 General Martin
Belgado the chief insurgent com
mander in the island of Pnnny until
his surrender In June has been ap
pointed governor of the province of
Hollo created by the United States
Philippine commission yesterday
Judge Tafts announcement was greet
ed with shouts of enthusiasm from
the delegates and spectators General
Delgado was recommended by Gen
eral Hughes for his honesty and abil
ity Lieutenant Wilson of the Thirty
eighth regiment was appointed treas
urer The other officials are natives
The province contains nearly half the
population of Panny estimated at
1000000 persons
DEVVET IN FEAR OF HIS LIFE
Is Said to Ho Surrounded by Bodyguard
Against Ills lenplc
London April 12 A news agency
publishes a dispatch from Capo Town
received by the Frankfurter Zeitnng
purporting to be a true picture of the
present situation In South Africa The
dispatch says that General Dewet Is
so distracted by tho hopelessness of
his cause that he can truthfully be
described as insnne He goes in fear
of his life amidst his own troops nnd
keeps a bodyguard of chosen ad
herents From his own ranks voices
are now more frequently heard call
ing Imperatively for peace
MEN AND RIFLES CAPTURED
Nearly 800 InxurgenU Included In Latest
Capitulation Reported by MacArthur
Washington April 12 The war de
partment received the following ca
blegram
Manila April 11 Adjutant General
Washington Colonel Acre surendered at
CantolleJo ypsterduy 335 soldiers 12 offi
cers and arms This followed tho surren
der of Colonel Alvn at Orancapo April 8
with 13 ofllceni 304 men 02 rifles at Frees
Butaan Zainbules province
MACARTnUR
Monument to Harrison
Indianapolis April 12 The move
ment toward erecting a monument to
the memory of General Harrison In
this city has been revived by Sepator
Fairbanks who will lend tho sub
scription list with a contribution of
1000 General John W Foster who
was secretary of state during tho Har
rison administration will also contrib
ute 1000 Tho movement Is looked
upon with favor nnd those who liavo
the matter In hand say the contribu
tions will bo forthcoming from all
parts of the United Stntes
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD
There havo been three deaths from
Epotted fever In Missoula Mon
John W Gates and his friends got
control of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company and it Is thought they plan
to fight the steel trust
Governor Dockery Thursday appoint
ed William Anderson of St Louis state
Inborcommlssloncrfor Missouri for two
years to succeed T P Rlxey
A resolution was Introduced In Min
nesota scante directing the attorney
general to prevent the consolidation of
properties of tho steel trust in that
state
Roy Kenner aged 10 years and Jo
seph Gentry n butcher while driving
a delivery wagon nt Chattanooga
Tenn were run Into by an electric
car and Kenner was Instantly killed
and Gentry futally Injured
MBIIWMB
Union Pacific Land Depart
ments Queer Transactions
FORMER ATTACHES STORY
Amur Kmployea of the Land Onico With
Speculation for Irlvnto lain and Says
High OainlaU or the Itoad Aro Iaulve
In tho Mutter
OmuliH April 12 Serloui charges
have been made by V W Lunger n
former appraiser of the Union Pacific
land department Implicating the olll
clals of Hint department In some
questionable transactions According
to Mr Lunger the present manage
ment of tho department tolerates an
abuse of privilege by employes which
not only results In financial loss to tho
company but In keeping farmers from
settling In Nebraska Kansas and other
western states Ho charges that sev
eral of the trusted employes of tho
department have for years been specu
lating on company lands and during
their speculations tho Innds have been
kept off the market and away from
the bona fide purchasers
The plan of operation adopted by tho
employes according to Mr Lungers
story Is to purchase n tract of good
Innd from the company on a ten year
contract make the down payment
of 10 per cent and no more and then
leae the land for a share of the crops
raised on it Tho compnny pays the
taxes on the land nnd allows It to re
innln for seven or eight years In pos
session of the delinquent purchaser
who receives from his tennnt several
hundred dollars rental each year as a
return on his Investment which repre
sents only the first or down pay
ment
Mr Lunger has a mass of letters
nflldavits and records showing pecul
iar transactions of theland department
but he declares that It Is Impossible to
Interest tho bend officials In the matter
at this time
WILL RETURN TO PEKING
Chinese Court Decide to Leave Slan
Fu May 7
London Apllr 12 According to the
Shanghai correspondent of the Times
the Chinese assert that the court baa
decided to leave Slan Fu for Peking
vin the province of Ho Nan Mny 7
PATRICK HEARING CLOSES
luttlrn Iiitiinn ltiir DrrUlou Until
Noxl Monday
New Yorl April 12 -The hearing In
the case nt Albert T Patrick charged
with the murder of the aged million
aire William Marsh Rice closed yes
terday and Justice Jerome announced
thnt he reserved his decision but
hoped to make It known by uoxt Mon
day It rests with Justice Jerome
whether or not Patrick will be held
for the grand Jury Meanwhile Pat
rick will slay In the Tombs In sum
ming up fo rl he prisoner Ids counsel
Mr Moore presented several reasons
why he thought Patrick should be
freed
PARIS IS WELL PLEASED
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Peking April 11 A meeting of tho
ministers of tho powers will be held
today to consider ton report of the
generals upon the articles VIII and Til
of the point note referring respect
ively to the destruction of tho forts
which might obstruct free communi
cation between Peking nnd the sea
nnd tho military occupation of certain
points In order to maintain communi
cation between Toklng and the sen
The Belgians who havo missions in
the disturbed district of Mongolia say
they do not believe tho rebellion will
make much headway
Wife of rrcKldent Lynns Suicides
Monmouth Ills April 12 Mrs S
It Lyons wife of the president of Mon
mouth college committed suicide yes
terday by hanging herself In the attic
of her home Her body was found by
tho oldest of her three children
Friends of Mrs Lyons declare that she
had been on the verge of nervous pros
tration for several days on account
of worrying about her husbands posi
tion at the college There has been a
contest In the board of trustees for
some time over President Lyons a
faction claiming ho Is not the man
for the head of the cpllego They havo
attempted to secure his removal but
so far tho friends of the president have
forestalled nlll such attempts
Monument to Commodore Perry
Des Moines April 12 Governor
Shaw yesterday received n letter from
Baron Kentnro Kancko of Toklo Ja
pan president of the Amerlcnn society
of Japan soliciting subscriptions to a
monument to Commodore Perry to be
unveiled nt Kurlhnma Japan July 14
next the 40th anniversary of the land
ing of Perry at that point Tho letter
states that Rear Admiral Beardsloe
last fall hunted up the spot where
Perry landed which wns almost for
gotten nnd Inaugurated the movement
for a monument to mark the place
Found Dead In a Ilatliroom
Now York April 12 Edward Stev
ens aged 47 was found dead In a hath
room at tho Hotel Dore on Twenty
eighth street yesterday afternoon
Ho wob a graduate of West Point
and served for several years under
General Miles on tho western frontier
rising to the rank of captain In the
regular army About 15 years ago he
resigned to go Into the real estate and
Insurance business with his father In
this city no had been suffering from
heart trouble nnd It Is supposed this
wns the cnuso of his death
Kelley Goes to Karlham Collpze
Richmond Ind April 12 Professor
Robert L Kelley acting president of
Penn college Iown will become vice
president of Earlhnm college and pro
fessor of philosophy In thnt Institu
tion next year Professor Kelley will
fill the vacancy caused by tho resigna
tion of Dr J F Brown tho present
vice president
Victim of Knockout Drops
St Louis April 12 Johu P Smith
former mayor of Fort Worth Tex
died yesterday the victim of kuocU
out drops administered several days
ego by unknown persons lu a saloon
I near the Uulou station
Coiirltioliiii of Iriiuco Knlliin
lion nl ToiilonIiiildenl louhol
Htarl for Ills Home
Paris April 12 At the conclusion of
tlic festivities nt Toulon last night
President Loubet started for Ills homo
at Moiitellmar to visit his aged
mouther and take a few ilaya reposo
alter tho fatigues of the many func
tions of the week which havo kept
him occupied from early morning until
bite at night The satisfactory man
ner In which the whole affair has been
carried out has been a personal suc
cess for M Loubet Nothing but
praise Is beard even from his op
ponents as to the it bin manner In
which he conducted the fete
The harmony nnd the tact displayed
on all sides from President Loubet
the duke of Genoa and Admiral Blr
llcff to the minor participants In tho
events was a noeworthy feature
As to the political side of the Franco
Italian demonstration the Temps now
thnt the speech making Is over puts
the situation in a clear light with tho
following remarks Tho words pro
nounced by M Loubet and tho duke
of Tenon and especially the telegrams
between M Loubet and tho king of
Italy stamp the proceedings at Tou
lon with their true diplomatic signifi
cance Franco nnd Italy yesterday
gave one another officially tho title
of flrends which accords so well with
the fraternity of their genius nnd
blood This Is an event which must
not be distorted nor wrongly Inter
preted But there is little risk of
exaggerating Its Importance which
taking everything Into consideration
Is considerable Both Italy and Franco
hnve greatly changed since the time
of Bismarck and Crispl We cannot
yet say want fruits yesterday will
bring forth but we argue much thorc
from
Saints Listen to Reports
Kansns City April 12 The confer
ence of the reorganized church of Lat
ter Days Saints in session at Inde
pendence Mo listened to reports of
committees nnd other routlno busi
ness yesterday Tho regular prayor
services and preaching were hold
morning and evening Large audi
ences attended all of the sessions of
the conference
Hunk Itobbers Too Zrnlnim
Sioux City April 12 The Marion
State bank at Marion Junction S D
was wrecked by robbers yesterday
Owing to an overcharge of powder
the money chest was wedged and the
robbers secured nothing The bank
was fully Insured
Smukbes Saloon Where Husband Worked
Knoxvllle Tenn April 12 After
tho fashion of Mrs Carrie Nation
Mrs John Pnyne smashed a saloon In
which her husband Is employed nnd
threatened to stand nt tho door and
prevent any customer from entering as
long as Payne worked therein Tin
proprietor dismissed Payne where
upon Pnyne entered suit for divorce
from his wife Tho court enjoined
Mrs Payne from further smashing nnd
her husbnnd hns returned to work
Found Guilty of Hribery
Lansing Mich April 12 D Judsou
Hammond who wus u state repremii
tatlve lu the legislature from Oakland
county in IS and who has been un
dergoing a trial In the circuit court
here on the chnrgo of having solicited
a bribe of 500 In connection with the
Snyre anti trust bill wus found
guilty by the Jury last night He gave
notice of nn appeal to the supremo
court and was released on bail
Loving Cup for Mitlklt Jnlin
Washington April 12 Former As
sistant Secretary of War Oorge D
Mclklejohn was presented Inst night
with a big silver loving cup by his
former associates In tho department
tho contributors Including Lieutenant
Oenernl Miles Adjutunt General Cor
bin and others
Woman U Killed by Oaf
Omaha April 12 Mrs Christina
Overmeyer of Heaver Crossing Neb
oged about 0r years was found dead
In bed In a room nt the Union hotel
1023 Mason street The gas Jet was
turned on full force and death wns
duo to asphyxiation
Hunting CJ11 11 Kllli Hoy
LoMars la April 12 IIarry Ed
wards n farmer living south of town
wndsr n farmer living south of town
died Inst night A gun which he was
using burst nnd the stock struck him
on the head Indicting fatal wounds
Tho remains of Abraham Lincoln
which hnve been resting In a tempo
rary vault during the reconstruction
of tho Lincoln monument at Spring
Held will be removed to the now mon
ument within a few days The re
moval will be prlvute
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Of lino common boards of all lengths and widths Wo thought
youd bo wanting more or less of this kind of HtutV for fixing up
nbuut tho pluoo so wuvo got ready for yon Before making
nny repairs drop in nnd got our prices It doesnt niako any
dltloronco what you want If its anything In lumber or build
ing material weve got it nnd tho price is right too
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National Bank
OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKING BUSINESS IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA
Capital 10000000
Surplus 2000000
Does a General Banking Business
Buys nnd Rolls Exchange
lnt -rest Paid on Tlmo Deposits
i Drafts nnd flit my Orders Hold on any Point In Europe
A General Steamship and Foroigi i ugc I islnei Tranflaotod
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A BBAH F P HANLON V J MALE W H BUCMCHS WM ZDT
NA BAINBOLT B 8 COTTON
BABIES TminnTT TMft
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FOR GOOD LOANS AND EASY PAYMENTS
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DR RICHARDS NORMAL VISION TREATMENT
No Operntlonp No Dark Rooms No Dootor Bills No Detention from
Business No Headnche from Kye Dofects All cureable diseases ns well aa
refraotivo orrors of tho eyes succumb to this treatment such ns Unripe Cataracts
Olycoma in recent Btngos Muscle Defects Gross Eyes Sore Eyes Weak Eyes and
Weak Sight Granulated Lids
Any one using this treatment for Defective Viniru according to directions
and not receiving benefit beyoud tho necessity of using glasses tho refractive
error will be corrected bv Dr Richards nnd glatses given freo to the amount in
value of the Normal Vision Treatment In debilitated conditions of the system
from any cause a constitutional treatment will be included with the treatment
re6
DR RICHARDS will bo at Christophs Drug Store April
15 and 16 Examination of tho eyes free and to patrons
and patients changed free within one year if necessary
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