TITE OMAITA DAILY T?EE: WEPyJBSDAY, FEBHrAKY , 1001.
BULLET IN WHITE'S LUNGS
Bid Man Oomes Quickly to Grief in a
Gloon at licrriman, Nebraska,
WITH HALFBREED TRIES TO TAKE SALOON
Hurl C'tmplilor nt Drink Miser mill
I'luiirlxlii-n ltcviilvor Till Hull
from .fnlnt Kcpper I,n
IIIiii l.nvv.
OOUBON", Not)., Feb. 5. (Special Tele
gram.) Tho little town of Merrlmnti,
twenty-lho miles enst of Oordon, was
Bbakcn up this mornlne nbout 3 o'clock by
the shooting ol Jim to'lilte. who has li-on
holding ftfrth In this vicinity tor some
time. Jim White and I.ouls I'rovo. a h.ilf
breed Indian, entered Jack Hornes" saloon
and immcdntely ntteinpted to run tho bar
tender, Mnn Kern, out and take possesion
White and I'rovo began the trouble by
throwing cuspidors nt Korn, ehasltu; him
behind the bar, brandishing their revolvers
and ultcrlriK vllo threats. Kern did not
propose to have thrin take possession In
that way nnd came out shcotlnR. The first
Bhot passed through White's lungs.
It Is reported that White killed three men
In Montana, for which lie had to leave
there, rnd be has been rcRanlcd as a dnn-
Kerens person. He terrorized the citizens
of Oordon two years nRO by defying tho
authorities nnd standing tho city marshal
off with his gun.
Tho latest reports claim White Is still
alive, but falling fast, Ills chances for re
cocry being very fragile.
Win Ilt'lli'viii-'x Honor-,.
IlKM.rcVUK, Neb.. Keb. 5. (Special.) -
The third annual oratorical contest of tho
Hcllcvuc College Oratorical association was
at the collcgo auditorium last evening.
There were live contestants and tho sub
Jccts were: "Manhood Transcendent," C.
r. Kochler; "A Hetter Vision the Insplra
tlon of Progress," Florence Lee; "Democ
racy, tho Friend of llrothcrhood," J. F
Kerr: "Our Country's Destiny," T. It.
Cooper; "The World's Inspiration," Allco
Morgan.
To Miss Lee was awarded the honor of
representing Ilcllevuo collcgo at tho stato
contests to bo held In March at Crete,
Neb. IlcsldoB tho honor of representing
her college Miss Leo won tho first prlzo
offered by the association, J. F. Kerr second
nnd Miss Morgan third.
IIiihIim-h fur tin- Court.
DAKOTA CITY, Neb.. Feb. C (Special.)
Tho aprlng term of district court for
Dakota county will open In this placo next
Monday with Judge Ouy T. Oraves pre
slf.lng. Among tho principal criminal cases
nre. William Temple, charged with horse
Rteallng, now confined In tho county jail;
Nicholas Hyan, charged with nssault with
Intent to kill by Artie Unrt, and a number
of cases against John N. I'eyson and Jntnes
C Ulddle, charged with selling liquors
without a license.
I'rlxonrr Hum l!liiiiiiir'l.
DAKOTA CITY. Neb., Feb. 5. (Special.)
Sheriff Sides found a wagon on C. 13
Slovens' premises loaded with hogs that
ho suspected had died of cholera. Ho placed
Stevens under arrest, but allowed him tho
privilege of remaining nt homo over night
with the understanding that he would ap
pear In Judge Elmer's court the next morn
ing But Stovens disappeared before tho
appointed hour.
Ntnt" IN'iiltriit lit ryliiiiriiiitltiMl.
LINCOLN, Fob. u. (Special Telegram.)
Dccauso of tho existence of smallpox In
tho vicinity Warden Hopkins nnd Physician
EdwnrdH tonsht qimraijtlnetl the stato
penitentiary. No convicts will be ro.l...'.
at tho pilson until the .quarantine is raised.
linvu Mini I'lotirlNlicN it Knife.
LHXINOTON. Neb., Fob. 5. (Special Tel
egram.) Tho hherllf found a man on the
street this morning carrying a largo knlfo
r
INDIGESTION
AND
CONSTIPATION
and acting strangely. Ho gave his name
ns Fred Simons and said his folks wcro
all murdered In Iowa, Ho is believed to
bo Insane. His father, who lives at Dcs
Moines, la., has been sent for nnd will bo
here tomorrow morning to take him home.
STATE AGAINST UNION PACIHC
On Motion of Attorney (irnernl the
."nprrinc Court Continue. It fur
April Ilffirlnic.
LINCOLN, Feb. C (Special.) On motion
of Attorney Oencral Trout tho supreme
court this afternoon continued tho caso
of tho state against the Union Pacific Hall
road company, for hearing at the first sit
ting In April. Following are the proceed
ings of the supremo court today:
William I). McCarthy admitted to prac
tice. I.lcht ncnlnst Kuan, r.inieal from
tlrnnt: hrnrlng on motions passed to Feb
ruary yj. .Mnruin savings tmtiK igaum
Williams, appeal from I ouglas; dl.uv.'-l
by appellant. I'ence against fllllo Hard
ware tompiiny, appeal from Chase: nisi
order of dlmlnl made absolute. Fnvni-
ors and Mprciintits Insurance company
against I3iiiy, appeal from Lnncm;r;
leave to ntipfl nut to amend brief. Svvls.irt
against Udilrrt, error from Aditm?, sub
mitted on motion tor cost immi. TrirKcy
against Missouri, Kansas S.: Texas T, 'it
company; error from Lancaster: dlsmlawd
by stipulation. Hargndlne MeKltrlek 1) y
flood" company lunlnst Krug, appeal frum
Ilnx Ilulte: submitted mi rolvirltur on m
tlon to 'iiiasli bill of exceptions. 13dwnrd-
against Ilurk. appeal from Douglas; p.is' il
lo i curuary i:i Harrison against irr,
anneal from Lancaster: nisi order of dis
missal made absolute Central Loan n"tl
Trust company against Wilcox, iipinMl
from York: dUtnWspil hv nnnclbint. Ma-
goon against Itrgnlor Schoup Crockery
C omrtanv: error from Lancaster: iiismisscu
by plaintiff. Jackson against Phillips; ap
peal from Johnson; submitted on motions
to quasn mil or exceptions to ainrm or dis
miss. Hlce against Marker; appeal from
r , .. . i. . t v.. 1 1. ., .. ii t.inn n ...... 1 1...,
Lfllimiiin, UL'lllIl Ul Otllllllll I . iVI.l.,
subRi'stcil and order of revivor In name of
William T. Chambers, executor. Cornell
Fnlvcrslty against Chapmnn; aiipeal from
Jefferson; dismissed by appellant, Lexing
ton Hank nenlnst Aulile: nnoal from Dtw-
son. dismissed on stipulation. Tntum
ncnlnst Stato: error from Iluffulo; sun-
mltti'd on request for ball, pending con
"drratlnn of motion for rehearing. St.
Joseph Plow Company against Murks; error
from (Intro: submitted on motions to ounsh
bill of exceptions nnd to dismiss. Stcnger
against Carrlg; nppeal from Platte; ad
vanced. Falcs against Oulzcn; nppenl from
r- unr (l'nileil on stlnulatlnn. Hale
against Jones; nppeal from Sheridan; hear
Unr on motion to dismiss continued on stip
ulation to February 19. Trent against Lyon;
nppeal from Madison; dismissed by appel
lant. Caullleld ngalnst Omaha; nppeal from
Douglas; order on appellant to servo and
mo nnciH in iniriy iiuyr; nimuirwo inm.
.Marine savings is.inK against rnuinon; i
tipnl from nniizlns: ludcmont of dismissal
with directions to district court according
to stipulation, Carnahan against Puff; ap
ical from Dawson; dismissed by nppellant.
Connor against UecKer: error from Lioug
l.is; no order on motion to ndvance. Has
mussen asalnst Swnn; appeal from Doug
las; order on nnnellant to tllo cost bond li'
stantor; dismissed nisi. State ex rel Attor
ney Oencral against Clraln Orowers' Mutual
Hall Association; original; submitted on
motion of nlnlntlff for order of reference.
Hoffmnn ngalnst Nelson: error from Knox;
ndvanced with leave to plaintiff to Hie
briefs In thirty days; defendant thirty days
thereafter. Smith against Neufeld; nppeal
from Hamilton; submitted on motion to ad
vance. Conkllng ngalnst Wertz; appeal
from Douglas; order on nppellant to me
cost bond in one day; dismissed nisi, iity
of Fairmont aualnat Snado: error from Kin
more; dismissed by plaintiff. Collyer
against Cianster; appeal from Douglas; mo
tlon to quash bill of exceptions sustained.
Weltzhelmer against Fisher; nppeal from
Webster; ordei on appellant to servo and
Din briefs 111 thirty dnvs: dismissed nisi.
Anhelser-Husch Hrewlng Association
against liter; error from Snllne; advanced
Statu against .NctirasKa savings ami la
chaiiKO Hank; appeal from Douglas; sub
mltted on motion to advance. Appearnnco
of Frank Irvine, attorney, wlthilrawn In
two nimniil riiMex nf Meeker nuulnst Wald-
ron, from Cass county. Armstrong ngalnst
Mnver. Nn. HScvt: error from Lancaster
leavo to plaintiff to file therein briefs (lied
in tirst case.
Tho following causes wcro submitted on
briefs: Alexander aualnat Culbertsou Irri
gation nnd Water Power Company; error
from Hitchcock. Hlnlr State Hank ngalnst
Hunn; appeal from WashliiKton. Gardner
against iiurk: appeal from Hlalnc. Jeromo
ngalnst State; error from Dodge. Howell
IhhI Stiitn: error from Xomnha. .
Tne following causes wcro argued and
submitted: Ourske against Kelpln, nppeal
from Douglas, nurns against scnooi uui
trlct No. IS, Hock County; nppeal from
Hock. Chicago, Burlington & Qulucy Hall
road Company against Yost; error from
York. I'lnKlinm againsi i-uiKiinm; error
from Otoe. ,
The following cnusea were coniinueii, in
o imt upon thu call when ordered by nt
ornev cencrul: State against Missouri Pa
cific Hallroad Company; original. State
aeialnst Chicago, Hock Island & Pacific
Hallroad Company; original, niaio nKnnim
I'nlon Pacific Hallroad Company; continued
to April 1 Olson againsi Lamb; passed to
February 19. llusch against State; passed
to February 19.
UenlKii Tlielr Cnninilnslaiis.
LINCOLN. Feb. 5. (Special Telegram.)
Hov D. W. Morlarty, chaplain of tho First
regiment, nnd First Lieutenant Sydenham,
Company A, Second regiment, havo re
signed their commissions.
Cnll for Stato 'Wnrrnnts.
LINCOLN, Fob. C (Special Telegram.)
Stato Treasurer Stuefcr today Issued a call
for Btato warrants registered up to fi2,a:0,
amounting to f 45.000. They will bo payablo
February 11.
These ite twin evils which work
tctlous mischief In the human body.
They sap the strength, destroy energy
and Impoverish the blood. Asa result
of these ailments, the' system gradu
ally becomes disordered and the con
stitution weakened so that the body
loses vitality and is unfit to stand the
strata ol hard or continuous labor;
thus, the victim offers a shining mark
lor kidney disease, lung trouble or the
life-crushing malarial fever.
An easy and certain means of
warding off this condition is within the
reach ol every one.
PRICKLY
ASH
BITTERS
the System Regulatoi, lj the remedy.
A few doses whenever the digestion Is
disturbed, or when the bowels (ail to
move regularly, will remove the diffi
culty and stimulate the vital organs
to a better and more complete per
formance of their du:'es. With vicor
and regularity In the si -T.ach, liver,
kidneys and kouels, there wn be no
Iom of strength or energy, the blood
win be pure and nourishing, and the
capacity of the body for work thereby
maintained at the highest standard.
bend for a bottle to-day. Keep It
always in the house, A half wine
glassful when the stomach feels
bloated, when the breath is bad, or
the bowels constipated, will quickly
restore the feeling of vigor and cheerfulness.
DRUGGISTS SELL IT
AT $1.00. PER
DOTTLE.
MOVE SOUTH DAKOTA CAPITOL
EepretenUtitei of Several Towns Gather
in Pierre for Ctucui on the Projot.
CREAMERY- LICENSE BILL IS CRIPPLED
Mini 1 1 Iloj's Cniinon Crncker Ambition
I'IikIh I'c-sv SyniiiiitliUi-rs .No
Fellow 1'eellnn for
HiikIInIi.
of tattle. An experiment made by tho Ore- PUllslQAI U1X 1 Vlti IHW1
gon Navigation company, operating In that t vVlvUuJrtL DL'OlitUOo UulL
state, has proven a success and will be un- 1
doubtcdly adopted In this section. This 1
company employed It. C. Judson ns their
Industrial agent and his work has been suc
cessful. He found that thcro arc Ave
grasses nnd two alfalfas that will grow on
the rango without Irrigation.
Andrew Carnegie Disposes of His Great Bteel
Interest to Morgan Syndicate.
PIEHHK. S. D., Feb. 5. (Special Tele
gram.) Tlio house apportionment commit
too met In thu house chamber this morning
and after a long discussion over several
different plans adopted a resolutlou nsK-
inc alt members who had prepared mils
on the subject to Introduce them In regular
form and allow them to come before tuo
committee, when they would be used as a
basis for a bill.
Heprcscntntlvcs from several towns nro
hero to work up a capttol removal senti
ment. If they find tho sentiment strong
enough, they will attempt by caucus to
settle which town Is In tho lead, nnd all
settle on that one.
In the house today committees reported
against attaching llcadlo county to the
Fourth Judicial circuit and against an ex
hibit ut tho Buffalo exhibition. A favorablo
report was returned on tho senate resolu
tion for an Investigating committee, after
amending It to Includo the Soldiers' home.
Tho principal bills Introduced were to de-
lino specillcally tho powers of organized
townships, ami three different apportion
ment bills, two lixlng a senate of forty-flvo
and a house of ninoty-thrce, olio a scnato
of forty-ono and a bouso of eighty-three.
The food and dairy commissioner bill
wns then taken up, and after being riddled
by amendments was passed In a demoral
ized condition, leaving in tho provision re
quiring a llcrnai; for tho operation of a
creamery, but striking out tho provisions
for tho Issuance of such a license.
A bill" wns Introduced providing for tho
uxpenso of tho enro of lnsano patients
where there Is a question what county to
charge It against, nnd a bill making sher
iffs collectors of personal proporty taxes.
This was opposed by Ooddard, Porter, Law
son and Heath, and supported by Price,
Seward, McDougall and Davles.
In tin .Semite.
Tho principal scnato bills Introduced nro
those limiting tho tlmo to five years for
beginning n suit on county and township
warrants and bonds, requiring tho open
ing of nil section lines as highways, and
regulating nppeals from Justice courts to
circuit court.
Tho Judiciary commlttco reported n sub
stitute for tho original bill to give power
to tho governor to remove certain consti
tutional officers not subject to Impeachment,
tho substltuo giving lilm nbsoluto power of
rcrnovnl of all appolntlvo stato olllcors
without giving his causo for action.
Tho scnato passed a number of bills
which had boon hanging on tho calendar,
principal among them being: Providing for
tho creation of election precincts In cities,
particularly applying to Urooklngs; legaliz
ing tho Incorporation of Hovillo; lixlng tho
terms of court In tho L'lghth Judicial, cir
cuit; changing tho form of allldavit required
for tho order of publishing summons, nud
making tho affidavit unassailable; govern
ing orders of Judgments; permitting cities
to bond to refund bonded Indebtedness.
Stoddard, Loomls nud Sweet had u lively
tilt over tho bill provcntlng tho manu
facture and sale of cannon crackers and
ntrguns, Sweet championing the causo of
tho small boy, while tho others took the
poltIon that there was too much dnngcr
of maiming persons nnd destruction of
property In both tho cracker and tho cun.
nud tho bill wns finally passed.
Tho nonate passed tho houso bill providing
for a Stato Hoard of Agriculturo of seven
to bo appointed by tho governor, carrying
an appropriation of $3,000 a year for two
years, but not until Stoddard had secured
his amendment requiring proof that no
liquor had been sold or gambling allowed
on tho grounds before tho amount was paid.
The adverso report of tho commlttco to
tho hout-o resolution of sympathy with tho
English people brought on a tilt, hut tho
resolut.op was adopted, nnd there will bo
no official sympathy.
A civil scrvlco examination will bo held
nt Flandreau S. D., March 19 and 20 for
tho position of music teacher at tho In
dlnn school at that plnco.
SIOUX FALLS IN HARD LUCK
South DiiUntii City .ot In a Position
to Ai-copt riirni-Klo'M (ilft I'mlcr
ConilltliniM iiiiiimI.
"Women fo I.olilty for It,
CHEYENNE, Wyo Feb. 0. (Special.)
As a result of the mass meeting at the
First Methodist church a largo number of
heretofore apparently disinterested per
sons Joined the temperance crusade and It
Is expected that the crusaders will num
ber several hundred. Tho plan of cam
paign Is to present a strong antl-gambling
LIU to the state legislature, now In ses
sion, nnd bring pressure to havo It passed.
The proposed law abolishes tho gambling
license and forbids, under severe penalty,
games of chance of any kind within the
state. It Is understood that a number of
leading women engaged In church work
will go to the legislative halls and per
sonally urge tho passage of tho bill among
tho members.
iiilril 1,1-uUlntor Ciillcil.
CHEYENNE. Wyo., Fob. 5.-(SpeclaI.)
Tho sudden death of Stato Sonntor 11. O.
Hnlch of Albany county nt his homo In
Laramie yesterday caused a shock to his
fellow members of the sixth stato legisla
ture, now In session. Approprlato resolu
tions will bo adopted by tho legislature
and committees will bo appointed to at
tend tho funeral. This Is tho third death
that has occurred among members of this
legislature. The others wcro Hon. Arthur
Richardson, member of the houso from
Laramie county, and Hon. Ed S. White,
member of the houso from Nntrona county.
Iliikotn .Mnrlitt- Driilerx.
YANKTON, S. I)., Feb. T.. (Special.)
Tho Dakota Marble Dealers' association
will meet at the Plcrco hotel, this city, to
morrow. Tho organization comprises twenty
firms of tho stato and Is afilllntcd with tho
national association.
AMOUNT INVOLVED AT LEAST $85,000,000
Ciilitiiln VniMlenliiirn In HI.
HURON, S. D., Feb. C (Spcclal.)-Cap-tain
J. S. Vnndcnburg, ono of tho early
pioneers of this section of tho state, Is
seriously 111 of pneumonia nt his homo In
this city.
Pnrrlinser Is (looted nn Sn;lnR tbpt
.Mine Wm Mil ill- to Secure nn A
ntiriinoc of Hiiilnrlnir Pence In
This llrancli of Industry.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5. Tho Tribune to
morrow will say:
Negotiations tor the sale of Andrew Car
negie's controlling Interest In the stock of
tho Carceglo company wcro brought to a
successful conclusion on Monday, J. Pler
pont Morgan and his associates being the
purchasers. Tho terms cannot be at pres
ent announced, but the deal Is n collossal
one, rivalling tho recent change of control
of the Southern Pacific when that prop
erty passed Into tho hands of Union Pa
cific Interests. Mr. Carnegie had nearly
CI per cent of tho $160,000,000 of tho Car
negie company. This stock has not been
listed on any stock exchange, but $1,500
was recently paid for n $1,000 share In
tho Carnegie company.
Assuming that Mr. . Carnegie has dis
posed of his holdings at par ho will re
ceive fully $S5.000,000 for his Interest, while
nt tho samo time he will retain his 53 or
D4 per cent In the $160,000,000 bond issuo of
tho Cnrneglo company.
Tho object aimed at by Mr. Morgan nnd
tho Interests allied with him when treating
with Mr. Carnegie was tho assurances of
nn enduring pcaco in tho steel industry In
tho United States nnd this condldtlon Is
now believed to havo been obtained.
"Wnlioo Firm SHI Out.
WAHOO, Neb., Feb. 0. (Special.) Jo
seph & Orafe, general merchandise, today
sold out to Smith, IluKIn & Andersons.
The now firm Is composed of Victor Smith
of Colon, T. P, Anderson and Charles Hul
tln of this city, former clerk of tho old
firm, and A, L. Anderson, with Mayer
Llros. nt Lincoln.
Ton TlmtiMinil from Hiirllnirton,
LINCOLN, Feb. C (Special Telegram.)
A Jury In the federal court this afternoon
gave Ralph Hurgcr, a farmer living near
St. Paul, Nob., a $10,000 verdict against
the Hurllngtpn railroad for damnges In
flicted by ono of tho defendant's trains In
1S93.
T"ii lli-lovr Zero.
NORTH LOUP, Neb., Feb. 5. (Special.)
Snow fell hero Sundny to tho depth of
three Inches and 11 is snowing again to
day. Tho mercury fell to ten bolow zero.
This Is tho first snow of tho winter nud
nlso tho coldest weather.
Flftt-pn IIi-Iotv 7.-ro.
CORDON, Neb., Fdb. ' 5. (Special Tele
gram.) Tho first snow this winter fell to
day, there being ono Inch on the ground
Tho thermometer registers fifteen degrees
below zro.
m
NclirnnWn nml Nrlirrtxknn-,.
Among the new Industries which Crnvv
ford Is expecting with tho opening of
spring Is a brickyard.
The Tekamah Journnl issued a fine Illus
trated number containing the proceedings
of the farmer's Institute.
Uroken How people nre discussing tho art
visuhlllty of dropping politics in the cltv
election this spring and It is meeting with
favor.
Howells Is one of the towns which hns
numerous projected Improvements for tho
coming senson. the latfit being a brick
block and an electric light plant.
North Plntto sportsmen object to the pro
vision of tho new game law. which limits
the number of geese which a man may
legally kill In one day to live. The ma
loritv of men who po out with a gun would
bn supremely thnnkful If they could kill
that many.
Tho threshing machine has taken a lay
off In tho business of amputating hands
nnd arms for men who nro careless and
the corn pholler I" not one, two, three with
the shredder In that line. Erlck Ohlln of
Urnuy isianii i.- wit- "i m1' nnfni victims, i
A smnn l)ny hiii mi ii tiiiiijiui in i-mii mi
Ira ml Nland to 1111 a sack with black
diamonds The train stnrtrd suddenly anil
took the bov along. He wns down the road
two stations before he could get off nnd
holm: out of money, was forced to walk
home.
l.-i.riit vming women nf Iturr Oak have
1 formed a Hnchelor drls' club and had their
I i..iiir.iu nrlnti'd lii thi' paper.'. The crlrlf In
i rival town Insist that thorn Is onlv cme
V'liiw In linrr unK i"r every nine j:iriH ami
tlio "Pncholor" soclctv Is forced to make
tli best of the situation.
nartv composed of six families has ar
rived at Valentino In mover's wagons. The
partv HtnrU'ti irom I'muma niiiiuu, .mi
v minor 1 and has been on tho road over
sIp.t The inftlibers len unerry county n
y, ar or two ago to see lortuue in me
northwest territory, but found wading
thro ivh Know nlno months In the year too
monotonous.
Prof. See. n noted scientist, hns given it
na lils nolnlnn that this old world will last
for at least a.i).frt) years yet. This Is
i-nmfnrtlns. an It will nllnvv tlmo for P. I).
Casper of the Pavld City Press and Colonel
Challls of the l'lynteH Dispatch to settle
their uiinrrcl over the county printing nnd
which of tho two Is the dominant factor
In Hutler county popocratli' pontics.
Tim Seilgiuvli-k nf the York Times Is b
coming considerable of a philosopher In his
later years. Tim has the advantage of
most men who tako up that lino in that hr
i-elilom strikes a dolorous note. Even when
hp t'ikpt nccasliin to iiinu tni'ii the nreten-
Hons of some Inltntfif ono he does It In
mirh n kindlv wav Hint It Is like the moil
orn methods of extracting teeth warranted
to be painless.
A correspondent In a n.irwell paper tells
the prlio story of Ufa In the early days.
A ranchman who lived on the head of the
Loup sent a mnn nnd team down to tho not
thmentn for a load of corn nnd the man
..tnvtn.l Iv.iolr with llftv htluholH nf riim nnd
n nuiintltv of provisions. Tho llrst nlsht
nut he vvas snowed In nnd before ho got
to tho ranch had oaten up nil the provisions
for mankind nnd the team had eaten all
but nvo bushels or me corn, iscxi.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D Feb. 0. Andrew
Cnrneglo has, through Senator Pottigrew,
mnde n prolfer of a $2.1,000 donation to tho
city of Sioux Falls for a public library
building, but tho conditions nro such that
It Is doubtful If It can bo accepted. A
couplo of years ago W. H. Lyon gave to
tho city a magnificent stone building for
library purposes and to accept tho Carnegie
gift means tho abandonment of tho Lyon
building. If Mr. Carneglo will donnto $25,
000 for books for tho library, it will bo
accepted.
i:-Connty Clerk llimkrnpt.
DAKOTA CITY. Neb., Feb. G. (Special.)
Ex-County Clerk James P. Twohlg, nnd
formerly of tho Citizens' bank of South
Sioux City, has filed a petltldn In bank
ruptcy beforo C. J. Joy, refcreo In bank
ruptcy of Sioux City.
"I was In bed five weeks with tho grip
nerves shattered, stomach' and liver badly
deranged. Wns cured with Dr. Miles' Nerv
ine and Nerve nnd Llvpr Pills." V. C.
Walker, Hallsville, O.
LIFTS BOYCOTT AGAINST SUN
TypoKrnphlrnl Union llnkn Unronill
tlomil Surrender to New York
Vptv spnpor.
NEW YORK, Feb. C Typographical
union No. 6 has decided by formal vote to
withdraw the boycott ngalnBt tho New
York Sun and to tako no further hostllo
steps against that paper, oniclal notice
that tho strlko has been called oft nnd the
boycott lifted vvas delivered to tho Sun
today. Thin action of tho union wns un
solicited by tho Sun and was unattended
by nny conditions.
RAILROAD OPENS ECUADOR
Consul Points Out Opt-nlnu for
Anieiii-nii Kiitorprlxo In
that Country.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. C Perry M.
DeLeon, United Stntes consul general to
Guayaquil, Ecuador, Is In this city enrouto.
to Washington. Ho Is pn a leave of absence
ultll May and his tlmo until then will bo
spent mostly at Washington and In Georgia,
where his home Is.
Tho consul general, speaking of tho com
mercial possibilities of Ecuador, said:
"Ecuador presents a splendid field for
American enterprise. Until this year the
vvholo country has been radically shut to
all business ventures, but tho recent com
pletion of tho railroad from Guayaquil to
Quito, tho capital, has opened a territory
over 300,000 miles In length nnd Inhabited
by more than 1,500,000 people. Tills rail
road has been built by an American syndi
cate. It cuts completely through tho Andes
mountains and cost $30,000,000. The gov
ernment encourages Amcricnns by compell
ing tho teaching of English In tho public
schools. Tho wholo South American coun
try is on tho vergo of a great Industrial
and commercial boom, and this country
hould tako advantage of It. '
llnr ANNooliitlon (lutlliioN IMiiiim.
PIERRE. S. I)., Feb. ."..-(Special Tele
gram.) T,ho Har association met this
morning to outline a program for tho meet
ing. C. H. Dillon of Yankton acted as presi
dent and S. K. Grlgsby of Sioux Falls as
secretary. On motion tho chair appointed
ns n progrnm committee, besides himself,
Colonel I. Crawford of Huron and I. W.
Godner of Pierre. Tho association Is
deeply Interested In tho codification bill,
which comes up ns a special order In lite
houso tomorrow, and appointed as a com
mlttco to look after tho btll Mersrs, Hanoy,
Erlfkson, Sterling, Plckler, Crawford and
Grlgsby.
Moat of tho prominent attorneys of the
state nro here, among them Hon. Iinrtlctt
Tripp, who today addressed both houses,
his subject being John Marshall, and who
tonight dellevered nn address on Austria
Hungary.
Stato Treasurer Srhaniher today called In
all outstanding warrants against the statu,
n total of $18" ,000.
Shy of II ii tin lo Kv pox I tin ii.
HURON, S. II. , Feb. 5. (Special.) Sen
timent expressed by many members of tho
legislature here on Monday, on thoir re
turn to Pierro from n Sunday visit with
their families, warrant tho statement that
if South Dakota Is represented nt the Pan
American exposition In Iluffalo tho ex
pense of such exhibit will havo to bo borno
by prlvato Individuals. About half tho
mmjlx-rs favor a small appropriation nnd
Colonel Rucker. representing tho exposl
tlon, Is doing his utmost to Induce tho
luglslnturo to act favorably on tho proposi
tion when it Is again presented, possibly
the present week. Tho cost uf erecting
corn palaco on tho exposition grounds
getting tho exhibit of agricultural and min
eral products Into shape, would not ex
ceed $25,000, and this sum, a few bollovo
should ho appropriated by tho state.
Ilooooilliiu; tlio ItiinuoH,
RAPID CITY, S. D., Feb. 5. (Special.)
At tho coming meeting of the Western
South Dakota Cattle Growers' ossocl
ation in this city ono of the most
importnnt questions to come up for
discussion will be tho re-seeding of tho
Hlack Hills and eastern Wyoming ranges
In mnny parts of the ranges the natlv
grass has been killed off by overcrowding
Whon I wai prostrated with grip and
my heart and nerves wcro in bad shape,
Dr. MI'es' Nervlno and Heart Cure gave
n now llfo and health." Mrs. lico. oone,
Elgin, 111.
Clnroiiep Forbes Wins.
VFMIMU8 Tenn.. Feb. 5. Clarenco
?!f.r" ',U,.i,i', wnn from Kid (larlleld
of Chicago In tho fourth round of what vvas
to liavo neon a iwt'iii-i"jii "tt" ' ii,,
tho Phoenix Athletic club hen, tonight.
forbes wns never in iruimm, imiu u -
ook tho count tnrco ninra.
MovomontM of Ooonn VohnoIh Fob. .1.
At New York Arrivou lymric, irom
T.lvprimnl. Salled-Taurlc, tor Liverpool;
Anchnrln, for Glasgow.
At Houlogne-Sur-Mor - Arrived - Rotter
dam, from Now York, for Rotterdam and
prpcccue.i. ..,1-0.lI.nl nntarlo.
dt Tnim n: v.. and Hnlifnx. N. S.
J'IXXUfflvb. 4-Sarmat.an,
from Uoston. .,u...nr
At Ulnrannr iirm ,iuii,-n.in.,
from New York, for Naples and Genoa.
St Thonran Arrived - Cruising yacht
Prlnzcsseu Victoria Lulse, from New iorK,
CtC. ,.1,1 T.-l. 1 Mnn.
At I long uong -mil -
mouthfhlre, for Portland, fire.
At Plymouth - Sailed - Pretoria, from
Hamburg, tor .-sevv un.
C'oiiiIiik to Sot Clip HlUTH,
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The Trlbuno to-
morrow will say; Tlio iliiKo or Cornwall
will bo present at the America s cun races
which begin off Sandv Hook on August 20.
It wns part of his progrum to como hero
from Canada on his way back from Aus
tralia, nnd It has been olllclally announced
that tho queen's death will not alter the
provlous plans,
HiMviirtl In lllt'linrilsoii Cnno.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Feb. 5. -Tho county
court of Andrew- county today offered $.V-0
reward ror evidence mat .win loan to mo
nrrest nf tho man who tired the shot on
Christmas evo that caused the death of
Mllllonalro Merchant Frank Richardson nt
Savannah.
Seven .Inrnrs for ICeniieily.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5. Tho second trial of
Dr. Samuel J. Kennedy for the murder of
Dolly Reynolds nt tho Grand Central sta
tion on August 15, IMS, vvas resumed beforo
Justlco Fiirsmun In tho supreme court
today. Seven Jurors wcro selected during
the day.
lovvit Mini fiotm (iooil Plnco.
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 5. Trustees of the
University of Indianapolis today selected
.Tnmen A. Hohhack. dean of the law school.
Mr. Rollback was formerly professor of
law In tho I'nlvonlty of Iowa and remained
In that position from 18IB to ltsim.
"(.'IknIo'' I.oftn Hun Over.
NEW YORK, Fob'. B.-Cecllln Lofttis,
otherwise known as "Clssln" Loftus, was
seriously Injured this evening by bolng
knocked down nnd run over by a horso nnd
wagon at Slxty-llrst street and Lexington
avenue.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Wciliiomlny Will Ho Fiilr mill Thorn.
liny I'rolmlily So, with "Winds
Variable,
WASHINGTON, Fob. 5. Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday:
For Nebraska Fair Wednesday and prob
ably Thursday; varlablo winds.
For Iowa Fair Wednesday and probably
Thursday; varlablo winds.
For Missouri Rain or snow In southern,
fair In northern portion Wednesday;
Thursday, probably rain or snow; north to
east winds,
I.oonl Itrconl.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER HUREAU,
OMAHA. Feb. 5. OUlcial record of tomper
nturo nnd preclpltntlon compared with tho
corresponding day of tho last three years:
inoi. lsoo. isrr.1. imm.
Maximum tomporcturo.... 19 .is if. ni
Minimum temperature-.... s is I J
Mean tomperaturo It 21 ti 2:1
Precipitation 00 .no .00 .00
Record of tempcrnturo and precipitation
at Omaha foa this day. and slnco March 1,
1900:
Normal temperiituro 21
Dcllclency for the day lo
Total excess slnco Mnrch 1 ISlis
Normal precipitation 02 Inch
Deficiency for tho day 02 Inch
Total ulnco March 1 30. S9 inches
Excess since March 1 29 Inch
rioilclnncv for cor. period. 1900.... 4 .80 Inches
Delleleney-for cor. period, 1S99.... 4.-P! inches
Reports front SiiiiIoiin nt 7 1' M.
CONGRESSMAN HOWARD,
Of National Reputation arc the Men Who
Recommend Pemna to Fellow Sufferers,
A Remarkable Cuse Reported From the State of
New York.
CONGRESSMAN HOWARD OF ALABAMA.
House of Representatives, I
Washington, Feb. 4, 181)0. J
The Fcruna Medicine Co., Columbus,
Ohio:
Gentlemen "I have taken Per
tina now for two weeks, ami find
I am very much relieved. I feel
that my cure will be permanent. I
have also taken it for la grippe, and
I take pleasure in recommending
I'eruna as an excellent remedy to
all fellow sunerers." M.W. Howard.
Congressman Howard's home ad
dress is Fort Payne, Ala. .
MOST pcoplo think that catarrh
disease confined to tho head
Is n
and
noso. Nothing Is farther from tho
truth. It may bo that tho noso and throat
Is tho oftcnest affected by catarrh, but if
this is so It Is so only becnuso theso
parts nro more exposed to tho vicissitudes
of tho cllmnto than tho other parts of tho
body.
Every orgarj, overy duct, every cavity of
tho human body is liable to catnrrh. A
multttudo of ailments depend on catarrh.
This Is true winter and Hummer. Catarrh
causes many cases of chronic dlsense, vvhoro
tho victim has not tho slightest suspicion
that catarrh hns anything to do with it.
Tho following letter which gives tho ex
perience of Mr. A. C. Lockhart Is n caso
In point:
Mr. A. C. I.ockhnrt, West Henrietta, N.
V., Ilox C8, In a letter written to I)r. Hart
man says tho following of Heruna:
"About fifteen years ngo I commenced to
bo ailing, and consulted n physician. Ho
pronounced my trouble a species of dyspep
stomach.
"I seldom hnd 0. passage of tho bowels
naturally. I consulted nnother physician
with no better results. Tho dlseaso kept
growing on mo, until I hnd exhausted tho
ability of sixteen of Rochester's best physi
cians. Tho last physician advised mo to
glvo up my work ami go south, after ho had
treated mo for ono year.
"I vvas given n thorough examination with
tho X-ray. They could not oven determine
what my trouble
was. Somo o f
your testimonials
In tho Rochester
papers seemed
to mo worthy of
consideration, and
I made up my
mind to try n bot
tle of l'crunn. He
foro tho bottlo was
half gono I noticed
n chango for tho
hotter. I am now
on tho fifth bottle,
and havo not nn
ocho or pain nny
vvhorc. My bow
els movo regular
ly every day, and
I havo taken on 18
pounds of flesh. I
havo recommended
l'crunn to a great
, many, nnd they
recommend It very highly, I havo told sev
eral people that If thoy would tako a bottlo
of Hcruna, and could then candidly say that
It had not benelltcd them, I would pay for
tho medicines." A. C. Lockhart.
If you do not derive nromnt and Hntlxfnc.
sla, and nuviscu mc, aucr no nan ireaicu i"J h-buiib uuui mo use oi l-oruna, wruo
mo about Blx months, to get a leavo of nt oncn to Dr. Hnrtman, giving u full state
absence from my business and go Into tho mcnt of your caso nnd ho will bo pleased to
country. I did so nnd got temporary ro- 1 glvo you his valuable advlco gratis,
lief. I went back to work again, but was Address Dr Hartman, President of Tho
taken with very distressing pains In my Hnrtman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
Mr. AV. I'. Peterson,
or Morris, III., says:
"I was nearly dead
with catarrhal dys
pepsia and urn now a
well man, butter. In
fact, than I havo been
ror twenty years or
more.
"Slnco I got cured
iy your I'oruinn nave
been consulted by a
proat mnny people."
vv. r. I'oiorson.
If I bad Grip I would
use Dr. Miles' Pain Pills
and Dr. Miles' Nervine.
Sold at all Druggists.
STATIONS AND STATE
OK WKATHER.
Omaha, clear
North I'latto, cloudy ...
Choyunne, clear
Salt Uako City, clear ..
Rapid City, dear
Huron, char
Wllllston, clenr
Chicago, clear
St. l.ouls, clear
St. Haul, clear
Davenport, clenr
Kansas City, clear
Ilelenn, clear
Havre, clear
Hlsmarck. clenr
Oalveston, cloudy
H K 1
'n SB S
: d 1 a u
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n ; n 9
iiili
ir, mi .no
IS S0 T
i rai .)
42 4G .00
i io .nn
11 T
4 -n .no
81 12i .00
201 2I .00
41 41 .00
4l K .(
12 llil .00
4 10' .00
2 2! .'"I
4 Si .00
C2i 5I T
mm
T lndlcntcs trace of precipitation. - Zero.
I,. A. VV JjI.M I,
Local Forecast Oillclal.
BEFORE DURING AFTER
La Grippe
TRY
World Famous Marian! Tonli
FOR BODY AND BRAIN
Since, 1803, Endorsed by Modlcal Profession
immediate lasting efficacious agreeable
At Druaaiste Everywhere. lieuse Substitutes.
S5.00 A StiONTH.
SPECIALIST
in
All Private Diseases
and Disorders of Men
12 Years in Omaha.
VARICOCELE
HYDROCELE ".red.
Method new. nevor falls.
without cutting, palu or
loss m time,
QVDUII I C cured for llfo nud the poison
3 I lnill3tu,)roughly cleatis'd from
th system, Soon every sign and symptom
disappear completely snu forever. No
HKKAKINO OUT" of thodlaeftbfi onthnskln
or fc. Treatment contains ao dangerous
drugs or Injurious medicines.
ucv uru l.nss Ol .-manhood irom r.
-SSI;. . . J. chii'h or Victims to Nkuvous
SEXUALLY iimiitjTV or Hxiiaustion,
Wastino Weakness Invoi.i-ntauv I.osss,
with Kmu.y Out-ay In Yoino ami Midiii.k
Aoin, ack of vim. vigr-r und strength, with
sexual organs Imnalrid and w eak.
qtcjitiidp Radically cured with A new
!; " nml InfHlllblM Home Treat
and GLEET nieut. N'llnstruinents.nopaln,
no detention from husiiiess Gonorrhoea,
Kidney ami Hlii'lcicr Trnudlen
ri'HHH JlMltANTHKl.
CoiuulUtlofi Frer. Treatment hy Mail.
Call on or addrefs IIO S. 14th SI.
Dr. Searles & Searles. omaim. Neb.
NO CURE, NO PAY.
If 5 on havHKinall, weak orirans.
Int nu-r or wcukcnirur limine.
uiir vacuum Ortrun lievtlopiT will
ri'More yon witliout urug nr
I'lectilcltY 75.000 in ue. nut one
failure not ono returnul noC il.li. fruuil, write for
part Ionian, rent p-m-d In ntntn eu Hope
LOCAL APPLIANCE CO., 414 Charles Bid;., Denver, Colo.
MEN
Dr. Kay's Lung Baim
cures nvpry k'nd of cnuuh luirrlpp," bronchitis,
soro throat croup, whooplni; c iurIi etc. ,'nvf.r
Ueranucs the stomach. At Dru flats, I0&25O
HoteB Victoria
bronlwi), iib Ave. md 27(b Street, htn York.
Absolutely FJroproot
In tbe cen
ter of the
h oDoln i
and thratie
d I M r let
Flut elm
In t I hi ip-
DolntmtnU.
Entirely
uew Ihiough
out
European
rjr Plan
DM. I n
eiotnt iwjim.ni. re or en
u te. wun or wit tout bath hnt .nrl ,nlH i,i,i
and telephone In every room. Cultltve uaeictllcA.
FIRST CLASS PUULHAN SLEEPERS
...DAILY IJETWEEN...
OMAHA AND SAN FRANCISCO
Without Change
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
Daylight In both directions.
DININO. CAR SERVICE THROUnil.
) I1UPFET LIURAR.Y CARS.
For,?.U.ln'ormat,on' reecrvutlonsandltlner
V,yi, 1CIJ S80 lo California" uddre.s city
Ticket Olllce, ijjj I'arnam St., Omaha,
CURSE
OF
DRINK
CURED HY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY
Can ho given in GInss of Water, Tea or
CotToe Without I'ntlunfs KnovvledKo.
Whito million Homcdy will euro or do-,
slroy tho dlscuscd upputlto for nlcotrjllo
stimulants, whether thu patlont Is a con
flrmca Inebriate, "u tippler," social drlnkor
oi drunkard
Impossible for nny ono to havo an np.
f.'lLv0 ft.1! alcoholic liquors nttor jhIiik
hlte Itlbtion Ilcrncdy Hy mall Jl. Trial
packab'0 pee y wrltlnii Mrs, T. C. Monro.
I'rcs't V. C T. U. Ventura, California!
Sold m Omaha, Nob., by Chun, II. bchaufer.
Ibtli and Chlcuk'Q stri'iits.
ENNYRCVAL FILLS
, rt.-V,A' kit I.Mdlr. .l nrufflai
. Illili .n. ;.d ,.,. tii.. .'Hi
. J". ! otl.rr. Hern.,
- "71 '!"""""' ""'Hlullun. nd IiuIIk.
IL " v, j.itr iirrfKMi .r di r, m
1.1 ,I "Urllfr fur l.,lf.,-.n l,i,.r, t r.
.A' turn Mell. I li.lllio l.nln.ati.i, Sol, I
K,. ... ' ,, liimeilrr I I.. n,lol
iiowi'.i.is
Anfi-Kawf
A bail couch Is
Just awful, Antl
Knwf Is Just tho
tlilnK. Kc at tho
driiB ston.
Kidneycura.
.,i .in,.
Ulrrua'. Hook
ache, efi, At iruir
i'l. or liy taull,
el I'rro Uxn.,
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Ttoc. etc, ol