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HANDLE STATE AND NATIONAL ISSUES
Ilatrkere Execatlre Devotes Illmaelf
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Showing tip Local Financial
Condition,
SYIIACUSE, Neb., Nov. 1. (Special Telo
gram.) A crowd of nearly 1,000 people
gathered In and around tho opera houso to
hear Governor Savage and Governor Shaw
of Iowa speak on tho potlltlcal situation.
Ex-Senator Teft of Cass county and county
republican candidates were also present.
Governor Shaw's speech on national issues
was delivered In a convincing manner and
created unbounded enthusiasm.
Governor Savage dwelt on state issues,
saying:
"Under tho last fusion administration tho
Interest-bearing warrant Indebtedness of
the state was enormously increased. The
outstanding warrant indebtedness of the
stnto at the closo of business for the fiscal
year ending December 1, 1808, was $1,571.
684.01. The amount of outstanding warrant
Indebtedness at the closo of business for
tho fiscal year ending December 1, 1900,
was 11,727,447.7?, showing a net lncrcaso
in tho outstanding interest-bearing indebt
edness of tho state during that tltno of
1155,763.71.
"In a'ddltlon to this the last fusion ad
ministration expended all tho available
funds and left unpaid bills nnd claims
amounting to $182,735.07. This means a cor
responding increase in the warrant indebt
edness and, added to tho $165,763.71, makes
the total Increase In tho state's outstand
ing indebtedness during the last two years
of fusion $338,400.68. As these warrants
bear 4 per cent Interest, this means not
only an lncrcaso In our state Indebtedness
of more than a third of a million, but It
means an Increase In tho amount of Inter
est tho taxpayers of Nebraska must pay of
nioro than $13,500 per year.
"During tho ton months of the repub
lican administration we havo Invested ed
ucational funds In the amount of $1,082,
581.77. Tho trust fund investments for tho
first ten months of 1900 under tho fuslon
Ists amounted to $606,543.66, being $46,
039.71 less than tho investments this year
for a llko period of tlmo. Tho investments
for tho first ten months of 1890 amounted
to $564,220.79, or $518,353.58 less than this
year. Tho total collection of trust funds
for the ten months this year under tho
republicans amounts to $1,008,611.83; tho
collections for the first ten months of last
year under tho fuslonlsts amounted to
$581,388.64, or $517,223.19 less than this yoar.
Tho amount of trust funds on hand at tho
closo of business October 30, this year, was
$106,866.04. A year ago today tho balanco
of theso funds on hand was $209,489.03. or
tin? fi"rt ri more than is now on hand: tho
balanco on hand of theso funds two years
ago under tho fuslonlsts was $357,146.54,
being $250,280.50 greater than at present.
"That ovory taxpayer may realize now
lmnortant It Is to havo tho funds Invested,
I will say that unless theso funds aro In
vested not a penny of Interest thereon can
be turned Into tho treasury. The consti
tution and tho law require the Investment
of trust funds In certain Interest-bearing
securities and enjoins tho collection of
Interest through any other medium. Un
less theso funds are Invested, therefore, not
a penny may be realized by tho ctntc, and
the larger amount on hand, the greater
tho loss to the taxpayers.
Thn i.at fusion state treasurer. Mr.
Mcserve, during hU last term, had an avert
age dally balance on band or $Z5i,ooo,
which represents a clean loss to the tax
payers of Nebraska In Interest money of
$20,000, with interest, aunng mat ierm.
Beatrlce Awaits Them.
BEATRICE. Neb., Nov. 1. (Special Tele
gram.) Great preparations havo been made
here to receive Governors Shaw and Savago
tomorrow. Governor Shaw of Iowa will
address the voters of Gage county and an
overflow meeting Is assured.
VICTIM FROM SOUTH OMAHA
Mrs. Mary Glbbs, One or Nurse 1 op-
pan's Aliened Sacrifices, Lived
in Nebraska.
FHEMONT, Neb., Nov. 1. (Special.)
Mrs. Mary Glbbs, ono of the four peoplo
for whose alleged murder by poisoning
Miss Jane Toppan, a trained nurse, was
arrested nt Amherst, N. II., on October 30,
was formerly a resident of South Omaha,
where her husband was employed In the
offices of one of the packing companies,
coming there In 1888. They returned to
Massachusetts about eight years ago, Mr.
Glbbs talcing charge of the business of tho
company at some point in that state.
Tho murders aro alleged to have occuried
at the Jachln hotel, Cataumet, Mass., of
which A. P. Davis, Mrs. Olbbs' father, was
the proprietor, In June and July last. Hor
mother, Mrs. Mary Davis, died first, her
death being given out as caused by a fall.
About ten days Inter ter sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Gordon of Chicago, who had come east
on account of her mother's Illness, died of
nervous prostration. Mr. Davis died very
suddenly about two weeks after. The cause
of his death was said to havo been apoplexy,
caused by grief and prostration. Mrs. Glbbs
survived her father about ten days, dying
six weeks after her mother.
Miss Toppan was the nurse who took
caro of each of them. On account of somo
Irregularities In tho certificates of death
and other suspicious circumstances the
relatives and friends of the family secured
an order from tho district attorney for
tho exhuming of tho bodies. This 'was done
August 30 and the chemist who made tho
tests reported that each had been poisoned.
Other circumstances tended to show that
Miss Toppan was implicated and as soon
as possible hor arrest followed. The charge
on which she was arrested was the murder
of Mrs. Glbbs. The motive for the rour-
xler Is a mystery and no reason Is known
why Miss Toppan should desire the death
of the Davis family. Mr. Davis was the
proprietor of tho Jachln, the oldest sum
mer hotel on that part of the coast. Mrs.
Glbbs' husband and two children, tho old
est a boy of 12, survived her. Miss Toppan
is now In the Jail at Barnstable, Mass.
DUERR EXONERATED BY JURY
It is Decided that tlte Iladar Farmer
Shot Fetterly In Self-
Defense,
PIEItCB, Neb., Nov. 1. (Special.)
Christian Duerr Is exonerated of blame
for fatally shooting Georgo Fetterly on his
(Duerr's) farm ntar Hadar.
lu tho examination of witnesses at tho
courtbouso last night nothing now devol
oped bevond what was reported In Thurs
day's Dee. County Attorney Darnhart sub
Jected each witness to a rigid examination,
Edmund George, who went with Fetterly
to Plorco, said there wero only two shots
fired and he immediately got out of his
buggy to look after Fetterly when he saw
mm lying on the ground with bis face
turned upward. He called to him twice
and hearing no response he concluded ho
I must be badly hurt and Immediately west
to the buggy nnd drove to Norfolk for n
physician. George was asked It ho saw
any bridles In Fcttorly's hands or anywhere
near him and ho answered he did not.
When asked why Fetterly carried a gun
along when he went to tho yard for a drink
ho said Fetterly was afraid of tho dogs.
Duerr's testimony was about tho same
ns published in Thursday's Dee. One thing
that puzzled tho jury and county nttor
ty was how It happened that Fetterly,
being shot In tho forehead, was found lying
on his back. Dr. Aldcn and Dr. Nyo wero
asked to give reasons for this and said
that possibly Fetterly rolled over after bo
fell.
Tho , Jury exonerated Duerr from any
attempt to commit murder, holding that
tho evidence showed that ho shot In self--defense.
Duerr Is a Husslnn farmer and
has lived In South Dranch precinct for four
or flvo years. Ho understands Ilttlo Eng
lish, but was greatly pleased when It was
explained to him that ho was freo from
tho chargo of murder.
UNITE TO OPPOSE REMOVAL
Grand Island Folks In Mass McclltiK
riedge Workmen Committee
Fall Support.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Nov. 1. (Spe
cial.) Tho local committee having In
chargo tho matter of the Balo of tho Ancient
Order of United Workmen building to the
grand lodgo of tho Ancient Order of United
Workmen, ns per Its action at tho biennial
session at Nebraska City, called n mass
meeting of workmen and citizens last even
ing which was largoly attended. Resolu
tions wero adopted endorsing tho action
taken by tho local commltteo In securing
an Injunction, restraining tho trustees from
removing from the Ancient Order of United
Workmen building, rovlowlng tho history
of the caso and pledging tho local com
mltteo Us unqualified and unlimited support
In whatover action may seem necessary to
compel the trustees to carry out the In
structions of tho grand lodgo.
About fifty members of tho local Ancient
Order of United Workmen lodges went to
Aurora tonight to attend tho Initiatory
exorcises and ceremonies of 100 new can
didates to tho Aurora lodgo of tho Ancient
Order of United Workmen. " Tho Workman
band of Aurora was present nnd n special
train from York also brought In mnny
Workmen from thnt city and lntermcdlato
points. It was ono of the largest meet
ings of tho kind over held In tho state.
Grand Master Workmnn Jaskalok, Grand
Medical Examiner Gngo and Grand Recorder
Darton of this city, whoso homo Is In'
Aurora, and under whoso homo lodgo tho
event was held, wero present. A banquet
was scrvod.
Ilualncas Stops During Funeral.
STROMSBURO, Neb., Nov. 1. (Special
Telegram.) Tho funeral of John Wilson
occurred today from tho Baptist church.
Tho sermon was preached by Dr. Balllngcr
of Lincoln, presiding elder of 'tho Freo
Methodist church, assisted by Rev. Ilult
man of tho Mission church and Rev. Carlson
of tho Baptist church. Tho largo church
.was entirely filled with friends of tho do
ceased. Tho business bouses of tho city
wero closed during tho funeral hours.
Among thoso who attended were: Hon.
Frank W. Samuelson of Humboldt, Nob.,
Victor E. Wilson and wlfo of Kerns, Cal.,
and Miss Nolllo Lundcn of York, Neb.
Snider of Stromabnrir Leas Wealthy.
SHELBY, Neb., Nov. 1. (Special.) E. E.
Snider, a rosturant man of Stromsburg,
came hero several days ago and yesterday
was said to bo drinking qulto frcoly. Ho
let many of tho peoplo know that ho was
carrying a full wallet. This morning ho
had no recollection of where, he pusscd the
night, but two $20 gold pieces and $175
In currency aro missing. Ho thinks It pe
culiar that nil of the money is not gone,
for $190 In bills was loft In the pockctbook.
Gretna Wreck Delays Fast Mall.
GRETNA, Neb., Nov. 1. (Special Tele
gram.) A Burlington freight train wreck
delayed traffic hero flvo hours today. The
air connections broko on tho heavy freight
and thrco cars wero derailed. No fatalities.
A wrecking train from Lincoln cleared the
track after delaying tho fast mall nearly
two hours. Tho wreck occurred half a
mile east of town.
Kearney Clnb Organises Gym.
KEARNEY, Nob., Nov. 1. (Special Tele
gram.) Tho now gymnasium of tho Kearney
Athletic club was opened this ovenlng nnd
Is complete In every particular. Tho bow
ling alley, which Is being completed ns fast
as possible, will bo in running order next
week. The K. M. A. defeated tho Kearney
High school In a gamo of foot ball hero to
day, 29 to 0.
APPEAL TO LIQUOR DEALERS
(Continued from First Page.)
lutely no question as to tho success of the
republican ticket. Tho opposition has been
half-hearted from the beginning and no ona
baa had any expectation that our tlckot
would bo defeated. Mr. Cummins has re
covered from bis illness and is again doing
active campaign work."
Governor Shaw stopped in tho city two
hours, enroute to Syracuse, where ho de
livered an address tonight. After an after
noon meeting in Beatrice Saturday he will
return to Iowa and Monday and Tuesday he
will devoto to his homo county of Crawford.
Governor Shaw confirmed tho report that
W. J. Bryan bad not been urged to continue
speechmaklng In Iowa. Mr. Bryan mnda one
or two speechos In that state,' but the re
coption was not especially cordial, accord
ing to reports received hero.
Two Governors Cninpalitniuir.
Governors Shaw of Iowa and Savago of
Nebraska left tho city early' this afternoon
for Syracuse, where tonight they delivered
addresses on tho political Issues. Tomor
row afternoon they will address a meeting
at Beatrice.
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TO ESCAPE HIS ENEMIES
1, R. Miller of UntdilU Taku Morphiie
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FOUND DEAD IN BED AT HOTEL
Trnat Comiinnr of Oinnlin Flics Ar
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Telephone Company Continues
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(From n Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Nov. 1. (Speclat.) Imagin
ing that bo was' cut oft from so
ciety nnd beset by bloodthirsty enemies
whoso ono deslro wns to murder him, A. It.
Miller of Unadllla camo to Lincoln and
took his own life. Ho took ten grains of
morphine, quietly sleeping his way Into
eternity from his room at tho Boyd hotel.
Ho was found shortly after 0 o'clock this
morning, , his body stilt warm, but llfo en
tirely gone. Ho was Btrctchcd In his bed
with trousers nnd shoes stilt on. At his head
hung his coat containing letters telling of
nil his troubles, whllo by his sldo lay tho
Ilttlo tell talo paper, bearing tho caution la
pencil, "Poison. Morphine. 10."
Governor Savago today appointed Leslie
T. Carter commissioner of deeds tor Now
York.
Articles of Incorporation of tho Phenlx
Trust company of Omaha wero recorded In
the secretary of state's ofllco today. Tho
company Is capitalized for $100,000 and tho
Incorporators arc: E. J, Sullivan, J. E.
Christy and D. W. Morrow. ,
IMntlsinoulh Telephone Flsibt.
Tho Plattsmouth Tolcphcno company has
applied to tho supremo court for a writ of
mandamus to rcqulro Judge Baker of the
district court of Douglas county to adbcro
to bis original ruling In tho Injunction
caso In which It was tho defendant. A
temporary order wns Issued restraining ths
Pmttemouth company, which Is an Inde
pendent telcphono company, from entering
tho Omaha Held, but the order was subse
quently vacated. Lnter Judgo Baker at
tempted to modify his last order, and from
this action tho company has appealed to
tho supremo court,
Spanish-American Vctcrnns.
Veterans of tho Spanish-American war
met at tho ofllco of Adjutant Central Colby
lato yesterday afternoon nnd organized a
stnto camp. Seven local camps of tho na
tional organization wero represented. The
following officers wero selected: General L.
W. Colby, Beatrlco, dcpnrt.mcnt com
mander; Colonel C. J. BIUh, Fnlrbury,
senior vlco commander; Major F. A. Wil
liams, Gcifbva, Junior vlco commander;
Colonel J. II. Brown, Wakefield, assistant
adjutant general. Tho council of adminis
tration comprises tho following: Captntn
E. H. Phelps, Schuyler; Lieutenant J. F.
Chambers, Schuyler; Ltoutcnant C. M. An
derson, Nebraska City; Lieutenant. Frank
Whlppcrman, University Place. Tho local
council In Nebraska aro at Columbus, St.
Edward, Wakefield, Schuyler, South Omaha,
Nebraska City and Geneva.
Kcnrncy Listens In Silence.
KEARNEY, Nob., Nov. 1. (Special Tele
gram.) William J. Bryan rpoko In Kearney
this nftcrnoon to a very shifting audlcnco
nnd discussed the tariff nnd currency ques
tions, but aroused Ilttlo enthusiasm.
STOCK WILL WINTER WELL
Special Ilcports fronit Agricultural
Sub-Stations OIvo Ren4aurlng;
News of Crops.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 1. (Special.)
During tho latter part of October Prof.
Palmer, in chargo of tho Wyoming station
of tho climate and crop scrvlco of tho De
partment of Agriculture, called tor reports
on tho condition of ranges and stock from
substations In all parts of the state, and
tho answers received Indicates that tho out
look for the winter is unusually favorablo
over nearly nil sections of Wyoming. Tho
most complaint from short range feeders
comes from tho southwestern portion of tho
state where, It Is said, tho ranges nro over
crowded with sheep. Grasshoppers de
stroyed scrao range In tho northern portion
of Laramlo and Albany counties and south
ern Convorso county, yet theso ravages wero,
not as extensive 'this year as las,t. Tho
amount of hay throughout tho state this
fall is probably far in excess of that of
any other fall in tho history of Wyoming.
Unless nn unusually long nnd sovero winter
provalls etock In Wyoming will not suffer
this winter for want of food.
ScnrliTodn Heiresses Found.
LARAMIE, Wyo., Nov. 1. (Special.) Tho
long-lost Scurlwoda sisters, whose parents
died in Denver In 1876 and who wero tho
next year adopted by n Mr. Clay, who re
moved to Laramie, havo been found. An
attorney of Chicago, who has bcon con
ducting tho search and who states that u
small fortune Is held In trust for tho girls,
now grown women, writes to W. H. Lovett
of this city that ho has found tho women,
but neglects to say In what part of tho'
country they aro located. Tho Chicago
attorney states that be Is now in corro
spondonco with tho Scnrlwodas and that
they will recolvo the money that Is duo
them at once.
Sioux Falls I'ustor Turns Editor.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. 1. (Special.)
At a meeting of tho Society of tho Freo
Baptist church Rev. F. E. Davison, who for
tho last two years has been pastor of tho
church, tendered bis resignation, to tako
effect at once. Rov, Mr. Davison Is now
editor of a prohibition newspaper published
In this city and resigned his pastorate to
give his full tlmo to tho papor. Tho so
ciety has a nowpastor In view and a com
mltteo was appointed to extend a call to
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All Diseases and
Disorders of Men
10 years In Omaha
VARICOCELE and
HYDROCELE cured.
Metbod new, wltbout
cattiuu. xric r loss
ot tune.
CVDUII r.cursdforllfeanatnepolson
OT m I UI9 thoroughly cleansed from
the system. Soon every sign and symptom
disappears completely and forever. No
"DKKAKINO OUT" ot the disease on the skin
or face. Treatment contains no dangerous
drugs or Injurious medicine.
WEAK MEN from Excess js or Victims
to Neuvoub Debility or KXHjcbtion,
WARTINO WaAKHESS With KAIILY DCCAY in
Youmo and middle Acjsd, lack of vim, vigor
and strength, with organs Impaired and weak.
STRICTURE cured with a new nome
Treatment. No pain, no detention from busi
ness. Kidney and BladMet' Troubles.
CoMsltiffw f.OE?rMtmeB by Mall.
Call on on or address 1 19 So. 14th St,
Dp. Searles & Searles. Omaha, Neb.
DR. McCREW (Age 52)
SPECIALIST
Diseases aud Ulaorilers f Meu Only.
3(1 years' experience, IB years la
Ontalifi. -
VAHICOCELE SlMcar" 10
VVfJUII IC und all Blood DUeiisea cured
OlrnlLIO for llfo. All breaking out und
Ub'ns of tlio disease disappear at once.
nVJCD Of! flfin casus cured of nervous
UVtn ZUjUUU debility, loss of vltnllty
mii ull unnatural weaknesses ot met).
Stricture. Ulcet, Kidney ana iiladdcr Dis
eases, iiydruculo cured purnidutnilly.
Cures Guurunteed. Consiillulluii I'roe,
CHARGES LOW.
Treatment by mall. P. O. Uox 7M. Olllca
cv:r 215 (South lUh street, between Farnam
and Douglas at.. OMAHA. NEB.
NO CURE, v NO PAY
It FN fllcntklni?mf(1lcln. I troll
baro tinall, tatc ortfann, loitt uwrr
i or wtabrning drain,, our Vacuum
Orttanpeeloirwlllitureyou. Ni
druK. Strlrluie and VarlCiH'tlo Pr-
m I manrntlv cured In I to I uctloi
SV-iSki. 73.000 In ui not on failure) not
JBasBPJP oaa rturnrd crTrct Immrillatei no
VBPB CO. P. fraud i wrlta for free paitlcu
aflBlBHRBt lara, Mnt araled In I'liln envelope.
lOCAUrrUAHCE CO. Ul Thorp lis., maii:.UH. lot
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PROMPTLY SAVED
but slnco I havo known of tho blessed re
lief secured through 'tho uso of Pcruna, I
ara freo from all this unpleasantness and
suffering.
"A fow doses never falls to euro mo of
a cold nnd I koop well through Its uso."
M"ls3 E. M. Isaacs.
WINTI2K COI.US
Ilrccd Cndirrh, Couiths nnd Consump
tion. Joscphlno Stolhammor, Denver, Colo.,
enro Soderburg Palace Studio, writes:
. "My physician ndvlscd mo to go to Colo
rado because my lungs wero dollcato, and I
had catarrh of tho bead which tho damp
cllinato cast seemed to aggravate. I spent
two years hero without improving. Read
ing of tho valuo of Perunn I began taking
It nnd In two months I was completely
Omaha-Texas Oil Co.
(Incorporated Under the Texas Laws.)
Organized and managed by Omaha nnd Iowa business men of the htghest bust
n.ts standing. Tho largost sales of stock to date have been rondo to somo of
our wealthiest and shrewdest cltlzoUa, who recognlzo tho possibility of tho
FORTUNES
TO BE MADE IN OIL
Tho company's holdings of oil proper by nro cxtenslvo and VERY VALUATJLE. To
onablo them to quickly dovclop tholr properties a limited amount of treasury
stock is offered nt
25 Cents Per Share
Par value, $1.00; fully paid and non-asscssablo.
INVEST NOW
whllo you havo Iho opportunity and whllo tho stock Is offered at Its lowest
price.
The Slnndnril
OH Company
I'nlil More
Ilivll(!iuls In
Olio Year 'I'll u n
All the National
Hanks In (ho
UnlK'il Stales
Co mil Inert.
Don't Walk Your Legs Off
Looking for
A SITUATION
A ROOM
A HOUSE
A SERVANT
A 25c Want Ad in The Bee will do the work.
When writing to advertisers mention having
read their advertisement in The Bee,
THBE.TEHEP WITH
CONSUMPTION
HER LIFE.
cured nnd well. This Is nearly thre
months ago nnd I havo Buffered no relapse
I consider Pcruna very superior to Colo
rado air for catarrh. If I had known of It
before, It would havo saved mo hundreds
of dollars." Josephluo Stolhammor.
Hon. W. J. Purman, Ex-Member of Con
gress from Florida, writes from 1428 Q
street, N. W Washington, D. C, ns fol
lows: 'From representations to mo and
my own experience 1 feel jtistlsrled
in recommending your Pcruna to
any nnd all persons suffering with
catarrh, nervousness or stomach
troubles. I regard it as n great
tonic aud remedy for such nfflctlons.
I, and others to whom I recommed
it, arc using it now with beneficial
results." W. J. Purman.
It you do not dcrlvo prompt nnd satts
factory results from tho uso of Pcruna,
wrlto nt onco to Dr. Ilartman, giving a
full statement of your caso, and ho will
be pleased to glvo you his valuable advlco
gratis.
Address Dr. Ilartman, President of Tho
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
DON'T WAIT-SEND IN YOUU SUBSCniPTIONS
NOW TO
Omaha-Texas Oil Co.,
Sapp Block. Council Bluffs, Iowa.
OR
WILLIS TODD, Fiscal Agent,
624 Ntw York Lift Bid.,
Omaha, Ntb.
