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. rlJiI OMAhA DAILY 1Ii1 1ltl1)A * , d VNE to , 1898. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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June 10 , 'Os.
, t An Exposition of
Desirable Dry Goods.
Hosiery Ladies' black cotton
1IO8- (
In out with ribbed top9. very geol
quality. 2 : ; pair.
Aho a viry good one at ti c. with maCe
I4flI ( $ .
We have a few 04(1 ( ilze' left In chl-
dri'n , black flnn ribbed cotton lioe
only lOc Pair.
c:4z1 : 1 I't ' 1)eeii ) aikiiig
' ( . ) :1' : yi ) I J for are now
. :
liivo
i .liut ; 1'tOI\'OI (
01'
.
; I ' inoii'o
: Douhl fnce1 snttn ribbons , corded eilge
I n w'h I t , hI ack aII colur4 , al wIdths
nnil eolor Iii all silk , satlii aitid gro4
grnlii ribbons.
: Underwear Ltdies' Jei'Jy cot-
. toll ribbed vests-
V front , short sleeves , fancy open s'nrlc ,
Ii lush ed necic , sli k tape , in w hi te tntl
1 ecru , 2c cacli.
Ladies' black Swiss rilhl ( vests , square
neck nud sleeveless , silk finished eiige
Itilit iiik 1111)1' ) , 25c each.
Mlsss' jersey riiled vests , ecru , low
neck arni sleeveless , 5c cacti.
Misses' richiehicu rlhbt'd rests , low neck
. aiiil aleoveless. white niid ecru , finished
neck and tape trimmed , lOc each.
.
Men's Uurnishings String Ucs
in vt1i ;
goo(1s , 5c , 7c , lOc alid 1.5e
each-
: SIlk string ties at lOc , 20c and 2c each.
, '
String or bow t'fl's for Indies , 2n cacti.
130y14' white unlaundered waists , 2c
former lirice , rjO
Notions Little things-usefuL
These are safely the best of their sort ,
( ohil wire waist Pills , 5C each.
Pearl Shirt Ituttons at We , t2'c and 1fc
tier dozen.
Iresoiiig combs at from &c to SOc ,
Phi cubes , ngorted colors , at &c , lOc ,
12c 1ic and Oc each.
Trioth flrtishcs at from c to 35c eaCh.
CorsCt Laces , yards long , best inaile ,
1o ( each.
Undermiislins Lulies' ; luh131i1l
(1 ( 1'8.WO1'5 -
Umbrella ruflie of cambric , heinstitthi
fiiiishi , extra value. at. 30c per pair.
Ladles' skirts of muslin , canhrIc I 111110
edged , with flleditlfll width eiitbroIil r ,
at $1.00 each.
Embroideries New Swiss em-
bl'Oil ( M'iCS fluici
insertiiigs-
Just receive1 In liiflfly handsome Pat-
( eras. I'riccs nioderatu to suit all
grades of materials ,
LininJs ! Halt' botie 'for bottom
. of'skirts -
jlivays rctLtil1 Its stiffiiess , Is thoroughly
shrunken , not alTected by dampiiess or
iuoisttire , tS Inches WIlO at $1.25 per
yard.
Summer Wash Skirts fOe even
for a nicely inad Linen Colored Skirt ,
is cheap , tile ) ' & 11C not ihl1tl1.
.O ( ) CVCII buys nil excellent linen col-
0re41 crash skirt , cut good nitil wide
( tech ) hem , well niatle. Tilts vh11 give
1)erfec ) satisraction.
New Waists Au
the
new IMultOl'lIS are
hOW llOl'O.
If you watit ex-//i\ / / ,
elusive styles ,
which you will
no ilWet at every
street corner , iee
the 01105VC 1ltV ( to show.
I. _ THoipsoN , ELDEN & .COa
LOCKING TIlE STABLE 1)0011 )
enato Discussea the Disposition of Money
Voted on a Olaim.
MR. LODGE INTRODUCES A RESOLUTION
JL
It Is Itepired Ihstt L,1ililsts Seoii'i'
.tjiiiit Ilitif tin- t1iIIrlIrIiiIJ1
tiir jut' 1I'tIIOilI $ ( Ilouk
( :41 II ¶ 't'Vii Mu ii t Ii.
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WASHINGTON , Juno 9.-At toilays' ses-
' iihon of the senate Mr. Carter , in connection
with the rejection by the government of tlll
stta1nahii ) Centennial as a transpurt , inaile
. . . 1301110 ugly charges against tile ship owners
Oil tile l'achilc Coast.
: lie said they hail been endeavoring to haul
lii ) tile goverlinlent 1111(1 compel it to pay Inordinate -
ordinate and extortioiiiitc' charges for ships
to In' I1SeI to transport troopa to tlu' Ihiil
Ipplnes.
Mr. l'erkins ileiiied tlii stntenlentl4 of Mr.
Carter , declaring that the owners of
StIll i'raiicisco lied ilinCel their shitps at the
disposal of the government at a rate fully
ro per cent less than they llsuahiy received
for them.
Mr. Lodge made souuuo Selisatloluni disclosures -
closures concerning the dIsposition of the
money aPproPriateui by congress a short
+
; time ago iii PaYIflL'flt ( If the Cmliii of the Book
Concern of the Mthodlst Ipiscopal Church
South.
An "OflliiiI)1l5 bill , " cnrryin something
Over $9,000,000 , forty private pension bills.
and several lileasuires from the general cal.
eludar were passed ,
Mr. LoIgo precipitated a lively discussion
by offering the following resolution :
That tile committee on claIms lic uiirecteil
to iliquiro and report to whioui the inoiiey
was Paid titiilcr t1ut eInin of the MoththIlst
Ji01)k Concerii SouitI. aliul also as to all dr.
ctiiuistaiices canneeteil with ( lie iahsage ) Of
tile bill providing for the paynuent of soul
. cit I in , a nil w I th the subsequi cot iuayinei t Ct
the liucucy liidei' uiui act of congress ,
Mr. Lodge explained ( lint viien tle 1)111
nplrolrlatlng $28S,000 to Pay flu' c'laiun of
the Methodist itook Concern % II5 before the
Sell ate lue hail ofTer'il au a nuu'ii1uiien t i ro-
'iuliilg th.ut not mcre than $5,000 shioulul be
paid to uttiy agent or lobbyist toe \vol'Ishiu
tot' ti'e ' luill. .
ii : is a in eiui I un eat had bc'en received wti h
indignation and au a reflection upon tha
honor of men wluu were rendering to the
Netliodist Ciiiir.'h South a service.
. % geiitN Vi'rt' tip xt i i
"We were assureil , " saul Mr. Lodge , 'that
cm part of tIle sum appropriated was to be
paul to ngeiit , hut it now develops that a
contract existed for ( lie payment at 3 per
Ee5lre fiil , regular action
Cf tlue boo "ii , Ill ) not irri.
tale or iiihltrnt' : , but. leave
I I I he i1li'it .1lgetIvi or.
gi liiuui tt "rfi"t con'I't'i' Tr , tt.'rn. unt %
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, The Omaha lice
,
; Map 01 Cuba Coiwon
, Present this Coupon with 9
e lOcfor
' A Map ofCub. I
I A Map ofth3 West Indies. t
I And a Map of the World ,
2 By1nil 14cciits.
CUT OUT TillS COUPON.
This Coupon with 25c
- itL SECURE till :
Ollicial rhotooraphs
Of the United States Navy ,
Addv.us
Addv.usNAVY PIIOTO6PAII DEPT1
LM UIA DEE.
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cent of the proceeds of the claim of the
loiuliyists , ali1 thut one maii had leceived
the iniinense sum of $100,800. ' '
Mr. Lodge then presented several news-
PfliCF clippings tending to roro thu claIms.
10 response to a suggestion he said lie uiiade
110 charge against. the Methioullst Church
Soil tli 1)11 t In ( lit' dhill ) I II ga w'h I Cli ho Presented -
sented there were serious charges agaiiist
( lii' accredited agt'lts ! of the church.
Mr. hate , who had strongly advocated the
payiulent of the church claim , svas much
exercised over the disclosures. Ito denounced
the action of the agents as an outrage oi
inthlvIdilal senators aziul upon congress. 110
fnvored a thorough investlgatioli ' ) r the
transaction to tilL' enil that the respon.ilble
ilersons iiiilzt be exposed.
Mr. flute read a telegram from Barhr'e &
: Siuilthi , agents of the MethoiIst. l3ook , on-
ctrn , sayIng ( lint nobody was to receIve a
commissIon for working for the bill.
Mi' . l'asco riuade a. stntcmtht simIlar In
I tOiie to that of Mr. Date.
2ilr. Tilinlan inquired of Mr. l'asco it tie
did not think such ' 'thievIng pracUces"
vould operate against the laynuent ) of other
southern claims pending before congri' . .
Ito declared the traiisactlon was an outrage
and a swindle.
I Mr.'ilion said the proceeding was an
outrageolls one , and It was evident that the
I
goverlulnent hind been buncoed.
Mr. l'aseo saul the government himI Ilot
, been cheated out of anything , as no iuiore
was jmltl than should have been jald. It
was the southern Methodist church that
' llad been beaten , Hi' thought ( lie church
; i3ilolild alalce the investigation.
I \Vithiout disposing of the Lodge resolution
the house took up private pensIon blil.
BANISHES ENGLISH OFFICER
( ( fli'iiUIl' of l'iirtu It li'o .te'lis.s Ill in
of Vu ii , lsiiliig In I'ua iiiii t lu ii to
tiit' I'ii I t'Il u tlIt'M.
NEW YORK , Juno . -'A copyrighted apr'-
clah from St. rhuoina , Ianish West IndIes ,
reports that Macins , governor general of
Porte hilco , has isIlIlsiled ( rein thii island
\'alter Diitts , secetnryot the British con.
sultate at San Juan , after subjecting hIm to
fifty-six hours imprisonment auth grossly
lnaltreatiilg him. Tue BrItish consul gent -
t
oral , Ml' , Crawford , has rel'ortclJ the affair
to his government. Itetts was accuseil of
revealing Spanish mIlitary secrets to agents
of ( tie tJnitct States.
I Nl\V YOR1 , lone 9-A copyrighted ape.
eial from St. Thomas , Daiilshi W. 1 , , to thin
Ivoi2lng journal , says : Suspected of hay.
lug furiilsheih tue united States wIth infer.
motion of tim mining of San Juan harbor ,
\'nhter B& ' , uwcretary of the l3rltlsh con-
suilto at that port , has receIved his l)153.
ports and been banished from Porte Rico
I ly order of ( iovernor General Maclas , Mr.
Ilott i'as Imprlsoneil in a dungeon for lift1-
six hours , untl iluring that time was sub-
jeet'il to gross maltreatnient , British Con-
sill General Crawford has made formal iwo.
test to the government and serious intorna-
lionel complications are iniinlnont ,
The ( lay iifter ( ho hainbaidinent of San
Juan by the Shihis of 4IiuIrah Sampson ,
( h'tlcriui Macins caused an extensive systoni
of iniiios to be Installed in the outer harbor ,
in anticipation of a return of the ships niid
a Jiubseqilent bonibardrneii t , Al though ( lie
greatest care and secrecy were obs'rved by
( lie Spanish In mining the harbor. thin dr'-
tails of the work were conveyed to Consul
flennruil hlaiinn. lie .ls now nluiciiig an ex-
teoiiivo report of the opt'ratloiis to ( lie Navy
.iopztrtnient. III seine way General Maclii
ieurzicd of thIs , and , ai the BrItish consulate -
ate iiis : ia'un guarding Aiiu'ricaii ilitt'rests to
i'or'a Rico since the vfthtliavai of Mr.
hIana , he at once suspected ( lint Eiigilsh-
lOCh iii. I ( ' ' ( ' ) ' ? ( ( lie news to ( lie Ilaiteil
Slates olik'Ials , lie Pereinlutorily sununoiled
thirty hiritisli siil > Jt'cts before him antI hut
tiii'in through a searc'iilng exailllnation , utter
Which several of them were ( 'flat into prison
fa , . twonty.fotur hours ,
Upon Secretary Ifet General Machis vis-
lied most of hils wrath. 'Flit , British olilelal
was Practically accused of having revealed
t I , n ii I i I tii > ' p rolls ra t ton s ii ui.h lie \VU S
iirnggc1 nfl' to a dungeon , Thorn Iii' was
hel > L for 1tfty-ti houirii in fao of the tui .1-
I tests of ( ouisiil ( helioral Cra'vfordVhit'ui
he wa4 rciea3t'll Mr. lkutt was preseliteil with
his liatsForts and ortlerctt out. of I'orto Rico.
ho bis left ( or St. ! i'Iiouiias.
A9" jj
is the strictly hiues extract of malt suit not
I a stroug , dark beer like other ao.callet % malt
extracts. Aialt.Nutrine is prepared by the
fainou Aahcuser.lluseb iirewlng Ass'n ,
I which fact giiitrsiitees the purIty , exccliezice
and merIt claimed for It ,
AGREE ONTIIE REVENUE BILl )
Conference Oommtttees Reporb the Now
Measure to Congress.
hOUSE ADOPTS IT BY VOTE 01 154 TO 101
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111 ! ! I , . .tl 111,1st 4uii-p to lil'l'lIli ( ' U liii
Its 111)Mt ( if tlIi liiiturtuilit Seut. .
nit' t n.'uii , ui'nl , . .re
Iietiiiuit-l.
WASIDNOTON , June 9.-The war revenue
bill. as agreed uipoui by thin conferees of the
110030 atitl seuinte aiui which ilassed ( lie
house today , will no doubt become a law.
'Flic following is a eoiiiiilcte nb3tract of the
bill , giving every item aiid rate. ailli con-
( nina everything save details of adniinistra-
tie features. Suniniarizod ( lie bill is as
follows :
It iwovides that. thio act siiail take effect
cii the day succeeding ( ho date of its ifl
sage. except Its otltrwise specially lirovided
for.
for.A
A tax of $2 on all beer , lager beer , ale ,
poitii' tutu other similar fermented liquors ,
ircVeil 01111 iuiaiiuifactutrui and sold , at' storc'l
In 'nrtuhotlse , or removed for couisuinptioii
or sale , foi every barrel couttniuiiuig not
liloro tlmii thirty-one gallons , and at a llk'
rate for any other qualitity
or fractional harts of it barrel -
rel , wth ! a dlscoiiiit of ½ ver cent
on all nie by collectors to brewers of the
stahiipa provided for ( tie payment of the tax.
Au additional proviso vas adopted us fol-
lowe by the confercuice : That thin nddl-
( tax liiipos2ii iii this section on all
fcrmdntel liquors stoicuh Iii wareliotlse , to
which a staiiip limi b'eli nihixed , Bhall be
asse ased aiid collected in the iiiauner now
irovidd by law for the cohiectlon of taxes
not lualil by stanips ,
iiiedinl taxes from July 1 : Itaiikcrs eta-
ploylng IL capital not exceeding $25,000 , $ oO ;
euliployiiig a capItal exceedIng $21,000 , for
every additiouiah $1,000 , $2 , surplus Included
iii capItal , too amount of such atuuiuuil tax
to be COifllUted Oh tile basis of capital flInt
surplus for thio hrcccdiuig , fiscal year. Say-
iuigs bauiks ilavtng lie capital stock and
whose business is CaillIlie(1 ( to receivIng deposits -
posits and loaniiig ou' lnvestluig the same for
the beul.2fht of their depositors auud 'hic1i do
110 otller business of baiiking are not subject -
ject to ( lila tax ,
131 okors , $50. iUt aliy vorson linvilIg paid
tile si.cclah tax as a bauik liaii hot be ro-
iItiircd to pay ( lie slueciah tax as a broker ;
pawn bioln'rs , $20 ; coiiinicrclai brokers , $20 ;
ClIstoin house brokers. $10 ; iroiirietors of
theaters , iinuscuiiis 011(1 concert halls , in clt-
lea of niore than 25,000 population , $100. This
does not Iliciutle halls rented or ilsed oc-
casionaliy for Concerts or theatrlcat rjure.
eiitations.
Circuses , $100. No special tax paid in one
state Is to exemlt exhIbitions from the tax
Ill another state , though but ouie 5i3c1a1
( xix Is to be iuiipoaih for exhilbitions wlthilli
fiIi 0110 state. I'roprieors or agents of ahl
otluer litlUlie CXliibltiOlls or siios's for money ,
hot CiitInlUitte,1 , here , $10. Dowlliig alleys
and billiard rooms , $5 for each alley or ta-
blo.
? l411i00 ( ) , Clgztrii aiiI SiiuiIT ,
In lieu of the tax flow ilflhiOsdl by law a
tax of 12 CelitS per pouuid UflOfl all tobacco
and sa uff , however prepared , mauiufac'tuired
and sold or renioved for consumption or sale.
111)011 cigarettes unauiufactured or sold or removed -
moved br Coiisiiliiption or sale the foilowi.lg
taxes are to be paId by tue Inalltlfacturer ;
$3.60 Per 1,000 on cigars weighing more thali
three pouindsper 1,000 : $1 per iooo on cigars
weighIng not more than tunic poutnis per
1.000 ; $3.60 ier 1,000 on cIgarettes weighIng
more than three pounds per 1,00t ) and $1.51)
PCr 1,000 oii'.clgarettes weighing not udore
tiiaui three pounds per 1.000.
Provided , that iii lied of the two , three nliil
four Qiin e packagespf tobacco , and.snuir
how authorlpeui by law there may b. pack.
ages ( tiered' contaIning oui,11 anJ two-th1rds
'OUIICOS. two , and on6half ounces and three
inrI one-third ounces , respectively , and in
addition to Packaies now authorized by law
there may be packages containIng one ounce
of sluloklflg tobacco ,
The compromise provisG in regard th the
taxation of the stock oui hand Is as follows :
There shall be assessed and coilccteti with
the exceptlnuis berelnafter In this sectIon
proviled for upon all the articles eliunuer-
ated iii ( lila section which were manutac-
tured. imported and removed from factory
or custoili 1:01150 before the passage of this
act , bearIng StaflIps atflxed to such articles
for the Payment of the taxes tliereo ruin
calicelied subsequcllt to Airll 14 , IS9S , nail
which articles Svere at tile time of the passage -
sage of this act lucid and intended for sale by
lilly person , a. tax equal to one-half tb's ( hf-
fOICIICO between the tax aiready paid on
such articles at ( lie (11110 of removal ( rein
tile factory or custom house and the tax
levied in ( lila act 111)011 such. articles.
1)ealers hiivhni : Oii hand less than 1,001) )
PoUflI5 of manufactured tobacco aini 20,1i00
cIgarettes on the ( lay SucceedIng the date
of the passage of the bill are iehi'jyt"I from
the necessIty of unakiiig returns and thiUSl
are reIieve. from ( lie necessity of paying
thin' tax.
For the expenses connected with the as-
sessinent nail collection of the tobacco tax
there is appropriateul $100,000 , The commissioner -
missioner of Internal revenue Is authorized
to euiipioy iflterIial revenue ngons In adiition
to ( lie number now authorized ,
tuisirsiii. p l'ulleli.s.
Llfo Insurance-On each policy for each
$100 , 10 cents on ( lie alulouuut tllsilred. Poll-
des on the Industrial or weekly plan. 49 iier
cent of tlur' amount of ( lie ttrgt weekly lire-
miurn Is chiargeil. Fraternal , beneficIary so-
010(105 mid orders , faruiijrl ( 'and 1)01011 Iocai
co'operativo coinpaulles , emplayes' relief as-
soclaions ( op'laei OIl ( lie lodge system or
local eo-olnratis'e ) plan. "orj.auiized and con-
iiuiced solely by tue niembers thereof , for tile
L'XClLiSIVl benefit of Its members and not (01'
profit , " arc exempted.
Mortar' , inlauid and Fire Insurance-Each
policy , 0Iie'illIlt of 1 cent on cccli ( holier.
Co-operative and mutual conipanles are cx-
einpted ,
1idehity and Guarantee luisurance-Fachi
policy mini elich bond for thu lwrtormarico
of thin duties of ally oflice or Position or
oUier obligation of thu nature of indemnIty ,
and euich eulitract or oilignioii guarantee-
lag ( lie valIdIty of bouiils or other oblige-
(10115 isiied by any Btate , county , municipal
or other public iody , or guaranteeing tltle
to resi estate or mercantile credits , eXecliieih
or gtiaraneeit by any surety Couiipaiiy Upon
tim anlount of prciuiiuin charged , one-half
of 1 cent on each dollar ,
Lease-Land or tenement , not exceedIng
one year , 25 cents ; exceeding one year and
not exceedIng ( hirer' years , 50 cents ; exceed-
lag three years , $1.
Manifest for custom hiouiso entry or
clearance of cargo ( or a foreign iort , If the
regIstered tonnage of such ship , vessel or
st'anier 'does hot exceed 300 bus , $1 ; exceeding -
ceeding 300 tons and not exceeding COO' tons ,
$3 : exceeitliig COO toils , $5 ,
Mortgagoof real estate or versonnl prop.
erty , exceeding 1,000 and not exceeding
$1,5O. ) , 25 ceiits ; and on each 500 iii excess
or $1,500 , 25 ( ( 'ilts.
l'ossage ( telnet ( rein a vort iii the UluitC(1
States to a foreign port , if costing not ox-
ceedlng 830 , $1 ; ( 'osttiig more ( loin $30 and
not exceeding $ GO , 3 ; costing nioro ( hui
$ u0 , $5 ,
Pu'oy for voting at any election for olD-
cers of any incorporated ( 'ompany , except
religious , charitable or literary ocietle ,
putilia eoowterlt's , 10 eents.
I'ower of attorney , 25 cents ; not to apply
to the eollction of old soldiers' clainis
agaiiist ( lie govt'rnuiueat OB account of ( lie
military or naval s'rvice.
I'roestiuig notes , bills of exchange , an-
coptauice , vheek or draft , or any marine
lirotcat , 25 cents ; wurehiollse receipts , 25
cents ,
'i'hio stanhh ) dutIes on manIfests , bills of
lading anti passage tickets do not apply to
seanituoats or oilier vessels plyiuug between
hiort at ( lie t7iiiteii States end ports In
Ilrltisii ortiiinit'rica ,
1ntr'i't Mc.hI'iiis.
Medicinal Proprietary Articles anti Prep.
arations-Upon every iacke ( , box , bottle ,
pot. or piiilil , or oilier inciosure , containing
any 1)1115 , powders , tlnctures. troches ,
svruimi. eoriiiais. bitters. iiodyne. tonics.
ilast cr8 , iuiiments ( , salves. oilimoitS ! ,
pastes , drops , waters ( except natural spring
watord and carbonated nauruh spring
waters ) , essences , spirits , oils , and all
medicinal preparations or compositions
whatsoever , mode and sold , or removeil for
sale , by any 'e1Ii1n , wherein thi person
inaldag or prjiii'ibg ( he sanin clalnis to
have any Privb' forihula or any excliisR'o
right , whora ufthi Inueket , etc. , ( lee not cx-
coed at tile retuiIiprIcr' . 5 cents , one-eighth
of 1 cent. tax ; i.Men the retnll price Is between -
tween 5 nnul lQqqents , one-fourth of 1 cent ; I
between 10 nn1i , IA,1cent.'i. thirc'c-clghtils Of 1 I
ceiu ; botween5 , aad 25 cents , flve.oighflhs I
of 1 cent : anil' fo' each a.iblitionsl 25 cents
iii value , flve'iihis 'ol I cent tax ,
Perfumery nttI'osnittcs { amiii other simi-
mr nrtieles UsI a5' npphications to ( he hair ,
mouth or slciitntothierwise iseil , where i
( lie packet , bix..botthc , etc. , does not. cx-
cctl at. ( ho rqjtIL prIce S cents , omie.eighth
of I cent tax ; 'ht'ii ( lie price is between 5
' of I. cent ; be-
anil 10 cents , onquartoi'
tweeli 10 and 15 cents three-eighths of 1
ccitt ; each additional 25 cents lii value , fIve-
eighths of I cent tax.
Chewing ( lum--Eacli packuge of not more
thou $1 retail value , 4 cents ; mid for each
n.tlditioiiat dollar , I cents ,
Smrkliiig or other wines , whinui bottled foi
sale. upon each bottle rontailuing one Pinter
or less , 1 cent ; mom tuna cue pint , 2 Cellt.S ,
The ( lix is to be aiilxed whieii ( lie article in
this schiedule is sold.
l'eroiciini aiiul Sugar Itoflners-EVCrY per-
souk , flrau , corporation or coiiipaliy carrying
Dii or doing bttsiness of refililuig petroleum
or rcflnhuig sugar or owuihiug or cOlitiOlliuig
auir idlm line for transporting oil or other
prothiics ( whose gross innuinl , receipts cx-
cecil $250,000 is made subject to pay annually -
nually a peciaI excise tax equivalent to one-
quarter of I ier cent On the grouts ituilotint
of all receipts in e3thcss of tlnt suun. Returns -
turns are to lie innd montills' . 'l'lie PenaltY
is a Blue of froiii $1,000 to $10,000.
A stamp tax of I cent is to be collected
on every' seat sold in a palace and parlor car
and on every berth sold in a sleeping car ,
( lie stamp (0 be alDxed to the ticket nut ! vaid
for by the compaliY isstiiuig it.
'I'itI ; 111 Iii ilni'ilLiit'14.
4 ( fiX Oil inheritances and legacies , cx-
ceeding $10,000 oh iersonal ProPerty. is Iwo-
vided ItS foliowafOn euuis between $10,000
and $25,000-Firul ( , on bcuiellts to real issue
nliil lineal ancestors , brother or sister of the
uleceased , at the rate of 75 cents for every
$100 ; Si'colid , to ( lie ( lCSCCiihlllit of a broth'er
or sIster , at thin rate of $1.50 ( or every $ l0 ;
third , to the brother or sister of ( lie father
or mother or a deSCCltdailt of It brother ou'
sister of the father or mother , at the rate of
$3 for every $1OO fourth , to ( ho brother or
sister of ( lie grandfather or grandmother or
a. dc'scdIidault of the brother or sister of ( lie
grandfatiier or grandmother , $4 every $100 ;
ttfthi , those of any other ( legree of collateral
consanguinity or strangers iii hlool ) ( or a
body politic or corporation , at the rate of
$5 for every $100.
All legacies or liroporty passing by will
or by th.i laws of any state or territory to
husband or wIfe are exempted front tax or
duty.
On sums inuiging betweoii $25,000 and
$100,000 ( lie rates of tax are to be multiplied
by one flint one-half ; on those ranging from
$100,000 to $500,000 ( lie rates are to be niul-
tlplied liy two : on those raiiging front $500-
000 to $1,000,000 ( lie rates are to be multiPlied -
Plied by two and one-half , and those above
$1,000,000 thin rates are to be multiplied by
three.
Time tax Is made a lieu upon ( he property
until ! iiii(1 auiul it is required that ( lie tax
shall lie satisfied before time legate Is paid.
Certificates of Indebtedilcas-Thie secretary
of the treasury is authorIzed to borrow from
time to time , itt , a rate of interest not ox-
ccediiig 3 per c9nt , iiich sums as in his judg-
flleii ( may be necessary to Iticet public ox-
lienuhiturea andlo lstie cotificates of inilebt-
edumes in denouiliatioIus of $ O or some 111(11-
( hue of that suun.eaclj certificate imiade hiay-
able at such tiie , : not exceeding one year
froln ( lie date of Its issue , as tile secretary
of the treasury ua prescribe , provided that
tlm anmotunt of such certificates outstandiiig
"in V not exceed sioooooooo. ;
Dealers In hMf 'tobacco , whose annual
sales do hot exCeed 50,000 pollnils , each $6 ;
those whose annual sales exceeil 50,000 and
not 100,000 pounds , -$12 ; and if their annual
sales exceed 19,0.000 lOUIids , $24 ; dealers in
other tobacco w1mose annual sales exceed
50iQt ) luouunds , $12. tiioe selling thlcir own
products at tli p1icc of Inaliufacture are
exelmipted ( I 001 this tax.
ilut.iiifnul .irers of 't'OhIl'D ,
Maiiufactur.ars of tobacco whioso annual
sales lo not xeeod 50O0 ) pounds , $6 ; manufacturers -
ufacturers whose sales eceed 50,000 and
ilot 100,000 pounds $12 ; maitufacturers
uvhioso sales exceed jOO,000 pounds , $24.
Manufactur.rs of cigars whose annual
sales do not exceed 100,000 cIgars , $6 ; menu-
factururs whose sales exceed 100,000 and not
200.000 cigars. $12 : maiiufacturers uvhiose
sales exceed 2(10,000 ( cigars , $2 ! .
Any lrson wi'o carries on the hiusiness
for whIch special taxes are imposed by this
act without havIng paid ( lie special tax is
1110(11' guilty of a fllsdellmealiOr ! , the penalty
being a fine of front $100 to $500 , or lam.
prisonnlent for not more tbami sIx months ,
or both.
It is Provided that until appropriat.i
stamps are imrepared and furnished , the
stamps heretofore used to denote ( lie pay-
meat of the internal revenue tax on fermented -
mented liquors , tobacco , snuff , clga and
cigarettes , may ho imprinted with a suita-
bin device to denote ( lie n w rats of tax ,
and shall lie ailixed to all packages con-
taming such articles on which ( ho tax lot-
posed by this act i paId.
Section 7 provides that If any person or
persons shall make , sign or issue any in-
strumellt or paper of any descrIption without -
out its being stamped , he shall be guilty of
a niisulemcallor , the Penalty being a fine of
aot more thiali $100 , at the dlscrtiout of the
court ,
SeCtiOll S provIdes ii penalty of a fine not
exceedIng $1,000 , or imprIsonment [ or a
term hot oxceeuihilg five y7ars. or both , for
counterfeiting the staiiips , and tile penalty
is made to apply to all PCS0IlS Ilaving any
conuiection with time coulmter.miting.
Proprietors of proprietary articles are
given the privilege of furnishing their own
dies or designs for Stamnps , a failure to
Perforni which lict ! s made a lnhmnlemealior
punishable by a. flue of iiot less than $0 ,
nor bore than $500 , or by lmprisonumment of
lint to excecul sIx months , or both.
It. is also inaihe a misdenicanor by see-
tioum 10 to evade ( lie provisIons of tIm atmmnip
law , punishiablo by a fIne not exceeding $200
Other sections following ralato to tile ad.
ministration of thin law.
Section 12 provIdes for thin distrIbutIon
of stamps ,
( ' . 'rti. I ii ll.iids % ( , .
Section III exempts government. state ,
county niiii municipal bonds froni the operation -
ation of time law , nimd niso time stocks anti
houids issued 1)1' co-olerntlve building and
loan LiSoCilitioliH whose capItal stock does
not exceed $10,000 , aiid buihdiulg anti loaii
assachmttioimM or coflihlillles ( lint amIne lonims
only to their siarehiolilers. ,
Section 18 hlrflvides for a tax stamp On
telegraph 1imessaiCS. hut exempts messages
of officers anti employes of the government
cn official busipees , and also tim nessages
of telegraph au railroad conipanles over
their owli line
Section 20 bakes it a misdemeanor to
evade the p15115 Ot sehedulo I ) relative to
drugs , nieclheins , perfumery , oto , , vunisii-
able by a fiuieaot to exceed $500 , or Im
lirisonuliolmt miot ( Ot exceed six months , or
both. I
IJumeompoundeil medicines , or those put up
and sold at rtalIas prescriptions , are not
Included in tho' taxable articles , leavliig it
to apply pari u4ry ( p proprietary articles.
Section 24 allilS the tax on proprietary
articles to the duty on them , requiring tim
affixing of thle'intrnatiolia1 reveimue staiimp
hr'iire wltludra.vul for consumption.
The couninisIonr of internal revenue Is
authorized to pror.tre , Ulitil January 1 , 1899.
nov of thin staiIPW ( provitleul for by contract
whenever timoy cinnot be speedily prepared
iV time lmuireaiL,9 timigraving and prlnting.
N.'hit'tl ItLI , , ' of i4tiiuliii 'I'it.'s ,
Bonds , detmeuitUres or certiileatea of in-
debtedfles liy aumy association. company or
corporation. Oh each $100 of face value , or
fraction thereof , 5 cemis ; and on each orig-
hid issue , whiethit'r on organization or re-
orgauizatlon emcertiticates of stock , by
any such assoeiatiOn , comimilany or organize-
tion $500 of face value or fractloii thereof ,
S Celits' miii OIl ll sales , or agreonients to
sell , niemnoralida of salra , or ileltvorlea or
traiisfcrs of uhiar.os or certlilcates of stock.
on each $100 ofacu value , or fraction , 2
con ( a ,
Iui case of sales where evidence of traits-
for Is shown outhy by time books of tile corn-
P501 thin sumnlp shall be Phaceti on such
books. amid where thin change of ownership
is by transfer certificate , ( lie staumip shall
be placed on thin erlitie4ttes. and iii c.mea
of au agreeuneuit , to sehi , or whier.a the trans.
tsr is by delivery of the ertiticao sasigneti
in blank , there shall be made and mieliv-
ereti by ( be seller to the buyer a bill or
nmcimioraaduni to such saii to whIch thin
stamp shall be atflxed.
i'eaalty-A fine of from $500 to $1OO and
imprisotirnent for six months , or both.
tljmon 'ach sale , or rugreenient to sell , of
ally hiroducts or mumerchamidise at atiy cx-
change or board of traulo , or oher ( similar
1)15CC , eIther for Present or for future delivery -
livery , for each $100 in valtia of said sale ,
or ngrcetnvumt of palo , or agreement to sell ,
1 cent ; maul for each additional $100 , or
fractloimal hart thereof , in excess of $100 ,
1 edit.
l'rovlded , ( lint on every sale , or agree-
inomit of sale , or agreement to sell , there
shall ho made 811(1 delivered by ( lie seller
to the buyer n bIll inmoranduuni of such
sale , to which there shall be alfixuM a lawful -
ful sammmp or Stamlia in value equal to thin
amount. of ( lie tax oil such sale ,
Ilamik check , draft or certifleatea of (10-
hOSi ( not. drawing interest , or order ( or
( lie layunen of any sum of imiomey drawui
upoil or issucd by any hank , trust coiopaiiy
or any persomi oi' persons , cotmmpaiiy or cor-
Imoration , 2 e.eiits.
'i iu ( iii iliiik ! 'nt'i'r ,
Eachu lull of c'xchaiige ( inlamid ) , draft , ccc-
tificate of deposit drawing iuiterest , or or-
dcc for the iiayment of nmiy stmni of money
otherwise than at sight or eu demiiaiui , or
auiy hmroniissory note except bnimkimotes is-
5(10(1 for circulatIon , and for tiett renewal
of the satni' , for a BUilt not exceediiig $100 ,
2 edits ; itnd for each additional $100 or
fractional part thereof , In exc.m55 of $100 ,
2 edits.
lulls of exchiaiige foreign or letter of
credIt drawn sluigly for a stint hot exceediiig
$100 , 4 celitll , nail for cccii fractional hurt
thereof In excess of $100 , 4 cents. If drawn
in sets of to or more : For every bill of
each set , whom ( lie stun does not execed
$100 in amiy foreign curreulcy , 2 cu'nts , anti for
each $101) or fu'actioiial hilirt iii excess of $100 ,
2 eeumt.
Bills of lading or receipt ( other thaii
charter PartY ) for any gooiis or mnerehutmuilso
to be exporteul to aumy foieign Port or place ,
10 coiits ,
it is intiule time duty of every railroad or
steaimituoat colmipauly , terrier , express cm'i '
Pany or corporation , or Person whose ocett-
1lutL0li Is to act as such , to Issue to ( lie shihim-
lmcr or colisigumor of a bill of le'iiuig ' , nmalmi-
fest or other ovilcncn of receipt uimd forwarding -
warding , for each ab ilnncumt received ,
vhetiicr ill bulk or him boxes , bales , packages -
ages , bundles , or hot so imcloscd or iimcludeil ,
1111(1 ( ( hide ha to be attitehied nut ! Cluncehleil to
each of said bills of liuhilig , etc. , it stnuimp of
thin value of 1 ccitt ; provideil , ( lint but one
bill of ladIng shah be requIred aim builidlOs
or liackngeu of nevspamers when iumclosed Jut
one general bundle at ( be time of slilpmneuit.
Peuiaity , $50.
'h'CIeiiiiiiie al'MMiIges.
A tax of 1 cent is iliipOSc'd for every tote-
1)110110 ) iiit'ssage ( or vhmicIi over 15 cents Is
chmargetl , Aimy telegraphic message , 1 cent :
hiiIlitimlmif3'iilg hmonuis , 50 cents.
CertifIcates of imrolit of any associatloum nuid
OIl all transfers ( hereof , on each $100 of face
value , 2 ceuit.
CertIficate of damimuige or othierulse , issued
by aiiy port warleui or marIne surveyor , 25
ceimts , Certificate of auiy other dcscrlptiolm ,
10 cents.
Charteu' Imarty , if time registered tonnage
of thin vessel does not exceed 300 ( oIls , $3 ;
exceedimig 500 tolls and not exceeding 601)
tons , $5 ; exceedIng 600 tons , $10.
Contract , brokers' miote , or mnemoranuhimumi
of sale of any goohs or merchmaniiise , stocks ,
bomids , exchange , notes of hand , real estate ,
or property of amiy descriptIon , Issued by
brokers , or persons acting as such , for
each note or Imieunortmnduni of sale , 10 cents.
Conveyance or deed for real estate ili
which the consideration exceeds $100 mud
does not exceed $500 , 50 edits ; amh for each
ailditiolial $500 , 50 cents ,
Entry of goods at any custolmm house , hot
exceeuhiuig $100 In Value , 25 cents ; exceeding
$100 alid not exceeding $500 lii value , 50
ceumLa ; exceeding $500 hum value , $1. Entry for
( lie withdrawal of goods from customs
bonded warehouse , 50 cents.
The secretary of tIme treasulry is authorlzel
(0 borrow Oh ( lie credit of the United States
front (11110 to time , tile proceeds may be
required ( o defu'ay eximenditures authorIzed
OIl account of tim existing war ( such proceeds -
ceods when received to be used only for time
liurpose of maeetliig such war expeliditures ) ,
the sum of $400,000,000. or so much thereof
as may be necessary , and to prepare aunt
Issile therefor coupon or registered bonds of
the United States in ( lenomlilaions of $20 ,
or some imiuithplo of that sum , redeemable
in coili at thin pleasure of th United States
tufter ( en years from ( hue ( late of ( heIr Issue ,
tutu payahmle twenty years ( rome such thate ,
aumd bearIng interest Payable quunrterly iii
coin at thin rate of 3 per cent per aumnum.
The bonds are to be first offered at imar as
a popular loan.
The conference added the followIng pro-
vise :
Tbat any portion of aumy issue of said bolmds
not subscribed for as nbovo provided , nmay
be disposed of by the secretary of time trees-
tiry at not less than par , ulmder uchi regulations -
lations as ho may prescribe , but no counmls-
sions shiahl be allowed or paid thereon ; and
a stum not excoeihhng otio-temmtii of 1 per cemmt
of tIm lilmioUnt of ( lie bonds aim ! certificates
hmcreiui authorized is apportlotied out of atiy
nmotiey iii the treasury Imot otherwIse appro-
lmriated to pay the expetiso of lmreparltig ,
advertising an1 Issuing time santo.
C.,111iirof iei,4uirn.Ce.
Following Is the provision in regard to
the coinage of silver bullion :
Time secretary of the treasury Is authorized -
ized anti dIrected to coIn Immto statmdard all-
ver dollars , as rapidly as the puhdlc In-
( crests may require , to an amouiiut of less
than $5,500,000 in each nmommth , all of the
silver builloim now Itm ( he treasury purchased
In accordatmce with the lmrovlslona of the
act nlproveul July 14 , 1890. ntitlet1 "An ecu.
directing the imurclmase of sliver bullIon aiiui
the issue of tronsury mites tbereon , and for
other purPncs. " and nail ( 1oIlar when
coh tu ed sim al I al 1 lie used timid appl I ed I it time
immuliumel. amid for tue hiurimoses named In said
act ,
A suhmmutitute Was ailoiteil for tile senate
irovisioti for a tax on nmixed flour , but tile
nmaterlal Pohuits were ratnitmcd , TIme substi-
tilto reqillres ( lint persons euignged In mak-
lag , packing or repacking imilxed flour , shall
lilt ) ' Ii sliecial tnx at the rate of $12 per
alintimu , limit ! time Ilcanse granted is to be
posted iii accordance with the provlsloums of
sectioums 3212 amid 3229 of time revised stat.
UtOS , ( lie lInes Cliii penalties to be. thin saran
as IlumhOS.l iii those sections , They are re-
niulrcd to mark cehu package as miiixed
hour , emit ) it is to be hut UI ) only in original
packages , Iii addition to the annual lIcense
a tax of 4 cents per barrel Is levied upon
null mixed flour mimamiufactuireui , sold or ra-
riioved for sale , The nlo rate Is proper-
tiotmahly levied oa half barrels amid smmialii'r
packages ,
There shall be leviuh , collected and haiti
upon tea , when Imimported ( roumi forelgum cotta-
trios , a tluty of 10 cents per pound , Thin
changes regartiimmg tea malta ( ho duty op.r.
ativo with time act Instead of July 1 , us It
hiasseth ( lie semiate.
iiii'ht'zt4i.s ! Iii , II.l te.i Sfuidt-p. ,
( CopyrIght , 1898 , by the Asmtot'intetl I'ross , )
CAI'F : IIAYTIEN , llaytl , June th.-Presl-
dent Ulysses Ileiireaux of ( lie republic of
Santo Ioiningo believes lie has thlacovi'reth
hiroot that the steamer Fatmita , forimierly of
the Clyde line , whIch was hued by Jinilnex
anti Moruuhlo in their unsuccessful attempt
to overthrow ( lie Dominican govornnieui ( ,
loft tln linitetl States with the countenance
of thin AmerIcan govcrmmmmment , umuier a lucre
lmrctvxt of taking war tnaerhala ( to Cuba ,
O'hlrhen ( tumr'st hums t Ii , ' ( . , vi.rnieiE.
LONDON , June 9.-l'atrlck ( ) 'hirIotm , Irish
nationalist , nmemnber ( or Klikrnmiy City ,
questiotieti the governunvmmt In ( hue hloiis of
Commimons today as to whether time hlritlaii
ambassador at Washilngtoum had ( alcan steps
to had out from President MeKlnley the
( crams of peace Wilidhi thin United States
would grant to Spaimi. 'Fun h.arliamenhmry .
secretary for thin foreign 01)1cc , Mr. Curzon ,
lii relily , said there wtts no foimndaioum for
thin report current to that effect ,
iu'.rip.tE' . ( II' ( it'eiiiu ' 4'Ms'ls , J 110 1' 9 ,
At tltettin-.Arrlyed : Norge , ( moot Nest'
York.
At liotterdam-Arriveth : Amsterdam ,
from New York.
At London-Sailed : Minmiewaska , for Nets'
York. Arrived : Mohawk. froiim Now York.
At South lhuiumipttmim-Arrivetl , Vuerst Ills-
nmturck. fromum Now York ,
At New York-Arrived : ColIc , ( room Lts'er-
pool ; Lalin , front hhmeunenVerkt'claam ; , froimi
Rotcrdutmn. ( Sailed : Michigan , for London ;
Bromiten. for lirenmen ,
At Phmihuutleipiiia-4'rrlyed : Ssvltzerlutnd.
Iron Aumtwerp ,
At Napiec-Arrlvod ; Werra , from New
l'ork ,
At Quiennatown-Sailed , Pennhami.l. ( or Phil
adelphmiu ; ( lerumiania , for New York.
At Liverpool-Arrived ; 'l'eutonic , froni
New York ; Nomadic , tram Jew York ,
I
SPECIAL IIA\VAIIAN \ 1ESSACE
Report That It Will 13cm Bent to Congress
lu a Pew Days ,
URGES ANNEXATION AS A NECESSFrY
l'ru'sideui ( Comisliu'r , . lslniisls of ( lrt'n $
SI i'uttt'it' I am h,4)1'tuuiice lit l'res.
uint W'ur-VaItini' to Sec
S'hiii ( 1t&'ctt % 'Ill liii ,
WASIIINtITON , June iL-The imresitlent
has in contemplation , according to a semmntou'
wlmo wes In coumsultatlon with hint today , tim
submission Of a slut'cinl message to tiio two
hiouies of congress , calling for immimuiediate
niunexation of iltiwait as a mnhiithry micros-
slty. Accorditig to thus senator , tue mtiessage
% .ill be delayed for a few days to await
action that may be taken by Speaker Itecul
anti tite Coiuiiuiittee oh rtllcs , but Is very
likely to go iii tvltli Os IRtIn delay as I' ° -
slide , linsihiiY curly mmext week. Time hitli'Port
of the r cssago IS a Slieclat imWt : for sliecIuil
nciotm , ciuliluig nttcmmtiomm ( a ( hie strategIc imit-
I
Imortunice of time lahtiumils , thin great uulvnntage
that wouiid accruue In time liresest war sulttia-
thou thtroiugh securing thieni nmid other tinints
lii ( lie hawaiian policy already kntiwii. Al-
tiiotigh the hlesldeuit ) has not positively ami-
lmotimict'ti lila imuuriuose to Beumul (110 uilcssttge ,
( lie senator witum talked with hilun says thin
hiresitleilt is very favorabie to this imiami auid
it vill likely be mulolitcil timid a stroumg iiia
ilmadum to congress for Iiuiimieuiinto action. The
iimatter has not been gemierahly discuissc.I nnul
a mmiemmihier of the foreign rehntiuuis coniunit-
tee , wiiu.'ti nskeuh ahiotut it today , said ho
liatl heard ( lint It was hliopoSt'Ih , but ( lint so
far as he klies' hind not been limmihy do-
cideti cum ,
DEBS FOR POLITICAL ACTION
tiigt'i4 St'huil ileiuiut'rnis I ii it.s.i rt II )
hue htihint to . iist'l loiau
'I'ht'Ir ' ' ! ( ( , , .
ChICAGO , Jtmmmo 0.-At touluty's sessioum of
( lie social lomnecras' conventtotm , it was the-
clded ( hint ( lie lieaduhularter of the social
deniocracy shall be llm St. Louis Instead
of Chicngo. TIio coIoumlzatloti dohiartluciut
will be Imlaced uiitler the comitrol of the
hlrohcrhiood of Cu-operative Counuuiomiweahtb ,
whIch iii return will sumpport ( lie political
'
ilarty of thu social detitociats.
Eugcuie V. Dolts ( hit ) uliost to clear up ( ho
Iiioi'ts of the sociey by ! celariiig for po'
litlcai action nail urging ott the colonlza-
( Ion scheme. lie said :
"Ecoliotimic freedoln is what. tvc are fight-
lag for-thin right of a mann to live. At prs
eat , Ulider ( lie relgui of capitalists , this Is
Iuimposslblc , auth the omie way lii which we
can get control of ( Ito governrneninl .na-
chmincry is along ( lie lIne of iolitical actiomi.
Tile ballot Is our only wcaIolm , , but if we
flout this has no emcacy , we mimust try SOIfle-
thIng else.
"Lct us begin our plan of cohonization by
uniting iii a colnmmy in a far western state.
Ve can , little by little , show our power and
fluially take couitroh of ( lie government. of a
state. Then we will be tirmmily emutretiched
for our itatlouiai campaign. ' '
Resolutions were adopted declaring tima (
strikes amid boycotts are "historIcally
necessary weaimomms of tratte unions , " advis-
imig organized labor to combine iii mmatiotmai
anti international tttmiomms mid iumdorsiumg all
Union labels. Today's proceedimigs verc con-
eluded by time singing of the ' 'Marseihlmii.se , ' '
durIng whiich. some of tIme ilelegutes waveth
red hautdkerchiefs auid stirred imp iuitemise
enimuslumsm.
iimmu icoit KILLIrG itis 1A'i'lmI1hL
hCiiiisn' . Yuiiig ahstii .t rrestcd fur ii
S'i'iiitis Cr1 lot' .
TOPEKA , Kami , , Jutmo 9.-Tue shooting of
.1. S. CohIIlms , a tragedy which hias agitated
Topeku for four weeks , culminated tonight
in thin arrest of the dead maIm's SOli , John
Heuiry Collins , who Is charged directly with
( lie timurder of lila father. The youth , vho is
a student at ( ho State universIty , is hold at
the county JaIl ,
Johnson Jodoum of Topeka anti Johum liar-
per of Lawrence , negroes of bad rejmutaion ,
are also under arrest. Both negroes have
cotmft'ssed that Collins hired ( hem to kill
lila father and that they backed out after
acceptlmig hIs pay.
The detectives have recovered jetvelry
gIven by ( 'ohlhmis to ( lie negroes and Jordrmim
has saul that after he weakened young Col-
hilts went ciway declaring that lie would do
( lie killing himself.
As motive for the crime it Is charged ( lint
tIme young man was heavily In dehit , as a
result of fast livIng nail ( hat lila father's
life was insured for $26,000 , of which about
ui,500 ss'a4 in favor of thin son.
(11 I en C 0 ( ' , , i , gi.sui ( . ii I i t' ii . , iii I ii ii t , 'il.
CHICAGO , JuItme IL-Congressional district
comtvcntlommuu held by thin repubiicauis of Cook
coummy today resulted as follows : First
district , J. It. Mann , remmoniimmaed ; Second
district , W'iiilain it , Lorritner , remiorimiuiatech
SIxth dlstm'hc ( , Henry Shierniamm Ioumtell ) , re-
mmolliinuteth ; Seveiithm distulct , (1t'ou'ge I. Foss ,
m'cnonmiminted for third term ; Timlud district.
hugh I ) . llelkmiap , reuioumiiumated for thIrd
tcrmn : Fifth district , George II.'lilte , re-
noummi nutted ,
' ' . ' ! ! , ' Fes'ei iii 3hissisNhipul.
JACiCSCN , Miss , , Jutme 9.-Gt'tioral J , F.
lhiulmtr , secretary of thin Stttto Board of
health , gave cult thin followIng atatenmommt at
10 U ) o'clock ( olmiglit :
"It hmavltmg been ririmorteth to me by Doctors
hinmalsoti antI Folkes , sanitary Itmspectors of
thus board , that seven cases of yellow ( ever
exist at Mellenry , Miss , , I hlerehy declare tile
town of Mchlotiry In quarantine , uuidt'r
charge of lr. Ilarnlsoim , who will observe the
( lumararltillo and suimiltary rules anti rcguiu-
( ions adOhmteii by this hoaril ,
' 'Mlssiattiplil Stutn hoard of t1'ttithm. "
, , J , F. hUNTER , Secretary ,
S 'ii.ii1 31t'ets I ii Mt. l'ii ii I N. ' t I t''ii r ,
( IALESIIUEG , Iii. , Jmurir' 9-The Swedish
Lutheran synod compiet'd its amiuitmal sea.
idori here today , It will meet next year iui
St , Paul.
Thu day was occupied for thin most part
with a discussion of the ease of ( hue Rev.
J. Salcen of Limitlsboig. Xan. . director of
Ilethirimiy college , whose uxpimhsiomi ( room tlue
church was sought cmi charges growing , uu of
a laud transaction involvIng hiroiirty at
Dolt C'ity , Ill. A resolution to suispenti Sn-
ledri temnimorarily wait dettiutteil tinil it was do-
citiod to leave thin ruse to ( Ito civil courts.
lu1 It Pslum St rim lmxim t Ihig4'
CILICAGO , JimmIe 9-Linen of lImo central
passenger association have decided not to
VtLI'It Ol' C1tli.ti ,
As ( ( , iii mnre.i % I I ii 3eimt ,
One of thin most vutituablo 1(01)15 in ones
dIetary is good. rich ( 'roam , The remark
Is frequently made that "t'rc'ini Is too ox-
ptuumafvo (0 use freely. " Such p001mm tltlmmk
thtey mimuist have meat every uhay at 10 and
2.'i cents per pound , nn.l . do not realize that
S cents worth of iure cream ( or hireakfast
will do more to put on flesh than 25 or 30
cents sorthm of ziit'at , Art Ideal portion of
breakfast is ( hint olitainril ( roam say , four
teaspeons of ( lrape'Nut3 and a little , jiiire
thmlk : cleam. This Is one of tim most delicious
dIshitt. inmmiuginabio and is served vit1uout
cookIng or trouble of any kind and cannot
be eqtiuthed in point of fooul vaiun ( or the
lmunian body. The Urapo.Numts. consistimig
largely of grape auger , have imased through
irocsses similar to thin fIrst. act of digos.
( ion and are therefore moit easily digested ,
utiti in combination with cream , ( hwy render
tbu cream itself easy of digestion ,
Gr'cer seli Ur4m-Nuts.
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uiso ( lie straight edge which constitutes ( tie
latent of W. A. ThreE on thin mileage book
uiseil by titotmi , Printers uldiliantled an extra
half cent for the books as a result of court
decisions suistainimig Thirali's claims. Today
( lieso hues voted timat ( lie book vas Just as
useful witlrnut ( lie straight edge anti do-
clued not to use it hereafter ,
311MM lhi'c1' Sl'eessor.
CllFYENNIC , Wyo. , June 9-Speciai ( Tel
egrauii-Ooyertmor ) Richards today ap
loiiitel Carroll It. l'artnaiec' , a lawyer of
fluilTalo , Wyo. , to fill the vacancy in thin
oihico of state stiperintentient of hiubilo
iiisttuitioui diltuROt ) by ( tie appoiuitiuiemit of
M las Esteilo ltr'el as national suiporlnteiiinnt
of I miulliuim 1iooi ,
[ USMNTS. , -
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The opeimlng of ( lie Trocaulero thit'att'r mmdxt
\lOiltiny \ evemmimig is an tuvcmit to be cotislul-
cred by thin nmnuisu.'iumemit going hicople of
Onmaiiti : it vill iirovn an iuiiportant factor
lii nmtitusemneiuts durIng ( lit' eximositioli , utii,1 ,
tvhthi thin highest salaried uurtiuuts lirocurabie ,
Uie perforniant''s siih lie s'eli worth con-
sitherimig. Tin' nti\'nuire sale ( if s'nts opeumi
at I ) a. In. Monday , June 13.
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
.A 1 Ic ui it F'ii , t . tu. hRtVII er ( tum' I hit' ( ( 'Ct ,
I t t'ui rca it i ii fui I , ss'ui I . 'um , Miliui rt iii g , iiOi'ui5
feet amid Iii8titmitl % ' tuik.ut ( lit' uutiumg hut of
' .brIi s tu miii liii ii io its , 1 t' a t hi t' ; m'eit test cmmii , -
fort uhit'ot't'r' of ( lit' age , A liens Fot-
i'.iiu. ' limal's , tight or iios slums , , , . 'tisy ,
I t I a a ( t'u't ii i mu cmi it' for tw'eti I I ii g , ca I ions
tiuiti hot , ttrt'h , , at'hming f . ' , 't'i' i' it tihuu , V.
Sell , 1 , ' ii I I ul iulggist t. a iid sliie , t oi'cmu. 11 y
mimuuil itti' 25 , ' in tltaiiihis. ' ( 'cliii lu'icutgu /
ii ; t lE. . 's.d d it'ss , I' I S. 01 itirit , 'tl , I , t' I to ,
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lliIft't'I'htNtI ,
BrowneD UH
Opens Sept. 19th , lSflS.
Jtoardiiig uund 1)1 % ) ' S(31Ht ( for Gft'ls.
lltider ( lie direction of Itt. Roy. George
\Voi'tiihiigulm ( , S. ¶ 1' . 1) . , I ) . h'miiriary ,
lmrehmuirlttor3' a mIll ( 'iii I eghut t e .iu . rites. Cii mu-
hettmmt corps of tt'uuchiet. Isiiuhermm muethi-
otia emit ) ev.'ry iudvttumtuigo oIl'ered. Strict
a t t cii I iiiu iii ( ii I ii , ' ilior' , I , mu e a t ai atmh ,
hliYsi'uil vt'll-hmiiug of tim stuul&'mi tiu , liiil. , .
111115 ruuitfei'retl. l'it'iitres for till crilieges ' "
01)Oli tim % s'oimmnn , Shmecial courses in I ugh.
er En gi ishi , St ii'tireru , 5. micii'iu t it uiil . ( l , , , 'rti - -
Lniiguiuiges , .tlltsit' tunui Art. 'l''rmuis hind-
orate , I liii Ill I rig rehtdrel ii mitl I ii ( 'x'tul leii
orulet' , Sit iii t ii rp id ii mull uig. Stu t isfite tory
sti'uttmi hut'atimig ,
Pmiri'tituu and guurt1iujn : desiriimg tim cutter
I , uiluil a tvl I I imiCai4 ( ' scud for cut ( iii agIle , or - -
ttipiy liersommally to
Mrs. L. R. Uptoii , Priti.
lhrn'micll Iluuhl , Ounuuhia , Neb.
B T1ADFOIID AC'Al ) l61'tY ' - l'ouritieul 180.1.
For the higher t'duu.'ation of young
t C niptt. ( 'lasalt'n I niutl Sc lent t I lIe cutm , rat )
(5 r stitul y , ut 151) l''elltitt tar ) ' a miii Olititi mliii ,
'Car bt'ghmiut Sept. I I. hSlS. AiuhIiy to Miui
Ida C. illomm , Prltm. , llruttiford , ' , Iuis ,
.tIt. SEm ii's.
THE TROCADERO Cor.I4th
hiarney Sti _
Lefts & \\'iiilarns , Prnip't . 'tnth Mgrs.
\ v.v. . COLE , Act. Malinger.
CONE WHERE IT'S ' COOL.
Grand Formal Opening
MONDAY , JUN [ I3
JrIN1NS A'J' 8:15. :
Mttimices 2:30-Summidas' , "iYcdmicsdmty
and Saituirday.
l'rt''ui tluiv No t itl img hint I I cad I I mm ors Itt
111611 1ASS VAUDVft [
BAEtNLY UAOAN AND
iGiAtiTYj : IILNRILTTA BYRON
4it.t'l' & vO1ITON-httamzo &
'mmli.i trot It .tNGItLt SIS'Fiihtui.
hilihtN.tlti ) I'i.it'N-i6.t 'l'.tNaILtY.
'nm ) iw ' ( ) ( 'h'IXl61) ( ) 'm'itmo.
'l''I : 5. ' . % I , % m'm"m'R 'i"vhs Si S'h'iliuS ,
.t.'cim iit.ii .immiil.amtxN's
ehi.t Lm.i6X 16 ( lit ( 'Ii liS'I'ILt ,
All t'ents reserved. l'rhtuu , 25-35 ceuit. _ . .
Itefrt'shiitii'iitmu Served ,
'ph- . I i'nttnii & ilurWeas ,
I ansnagprs. TI , 1C.3L
0. \'oothwarcI , Atti'ioiiiiuiit , 1)Iiector ,
'i'NnIi'l' , Su(1P. (
'I'Iii ) ' * VOiflVtItI ) t4'i'ClC ) CO.
Preu4en t Ii I , '
"j I at , 'i'm I I ) h'll.VM A N. "
Spet'ialies-l ( . 'R .v . & 1 'Iaytlmtl , Jlryamit &
Seville , ( 'rimimrii'- . ( ir. ' .
Sutiiluiy.l , I EID Jh' 'i'll E ENEMY.
Slwciiulth's-ltobettut utmuh 1)orcttui , Llzzto
ittLynlolul.
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13O1v , l'AX'ION & ni'nngss , . .
.1 5. S 31anens. Tel , 2119.
U ME WEEK CW1MENUINU i'Nh1.V , .jiTNl 12
ZilA'i'i rll'i SA'i'i'htlA V.
'l'lmo lt'i'oul , , iitemiit'r
r-gTh7rt' ,
iI .i. i Jtt.il CoutIy
A TEXAS STJLJ3J ?
Fu'oni I hiYt'ii 'I'hui'ritt.'r , Now Ytmtk.
Semite mw cii 8alo ,
I'i'Ices-Losver 1'lor , , $1.00 , .15-TlaIcutiy ,
: ± _ _ .
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Gui LL'S CONCCI1'l' ( ARlIN
Suit I ia'iis ( ( , r. I titli n ii. ! lii'i'iipi.i' ( ,
1. U auth. h'rop. anti Mtinager.
A ( ( nun tiomis ( 'ii' w'ck , .hmtuiu ft Ii Corral
anti ( himilitni' , futu timuiiuems ; Gliiihluiii iiiiii
Jt'l iii' ' i ri' iii I mm.'sr' , , ri hi ' t : iOli ( 'it k' tVlI I k ( 'rut
I't'Wlflu * ; miii \n Id ron , remind y sic o t t'tm
ii rt 1st mu ' t hI it .1(111 nutomis , Syit ) ' ii mu d Imeurs ;
I 'lit , ci in Launh"'ri , cclii i'd Iti mi ; M rH Ciydo
ILognis , ( lit , ( eattule ; liss htty Ia > 'toni ,
C hut iflhiiOui buu.'k d a micer.
Ioii't fail to utec thin IlIg ( 'itIco 'ttlk at
11 o'clock.
The. . . .
PHYWS
Arlists'Model
ov ON Sl'llh.tIt ltXlIiIhI'i'iON
SI E1 Cor1 Board of Trade B uHding
As it work of Art It has mm superior Itt u
this country.
1)ON'T 1e.hI , TO $ iil l'l' ,
BASE BALL
Today. 3 P. lvi.
OMAHA VS. COLUMBUS
I.tIhI1S' 1).Y , , -
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lIO'I'IIM , . -
THE MILLARD
13th iimid Ioimgln.'i St&i. , Omnulia.
IXNT1tALLY LOWiTICP.
. _ .thElti(1.t ' . . % 'l ) ltlIhtOPIdt'V I'L.tN , . . . .
J ( , 31.tlilCltI. .t EON , I'ropi.
-HOTEL BARKERs 4-
COR. 13TH AND JONES S'1 , OlIAIIA ,
II t'J'htS ifIlt ( ) .til1 ! & ( ) O J'Llht hAY.
lmcirlc cars direct to rapoaltion ground. ,
i"tutNK Jl.t1IKiiiiCithlei' . . . . . .
Cnisf Clerk.
MUURA Y 11-TIL1 ;
14th emil hiarney lit.
Attuorieaui Vlan-3 to 4 dollars per day ,
Street cars from depots sad from hotel ts
ExposItion Orounuls in tifeeui minutes.
L SILLOWAY , M&hm.a.it.