TIIR OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. APRIL- K, 1904.
3
LOCATION OF STATE MONEY
8tU Tretivrer Tails Whsrs ths Cub U oa
Deposit.
SUPREVE COURT JUDGES IN CONFERENCE
ladleatlous Ke Opiates Will Be
Headed Di la kc Mill Case
Tkla Term Nebraska City
Mil Willi lo(R Frti,
(From a BuflT Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. prll 4-(BpK-lRl.)-Followln
are the bank balance, showing state money
en deposit March. 31, reported by Treas
urer Morlensen: "'
Farmers and Merchants. Lincoln..! 10. 4-t Ri
Bunk of Commerce, Lincoln 14 44 39
City National, Lincoln 25 .K2 W
Columbia National, Lincoln ..VtJ i
First National. Lincoln ' Su.WW 3i
Commercial National. Omaha i.7:il 76
First National. Omaha .W1 2H
Merchants National. Omaha i.0a 1
Omaha National. Omaha, I.2
t'nlon National. Omana 30.6.'!" 8
Vnlted States National. Omaha.... 8".4 5
First National. Alliance Wi &
Hattle Creek Valley.- . 4.15S 40
Bank of bailie Mllfa 1.600 W
Rmkan Riiw KtMte 4.131
Custer National. Broken Bow 6.IM 70
8tate Bank of Curtis i.W HI
Oannehp Btate 1.623 SO
Commercial State, tirnnd Island.. 4.IW 44
Or snd Island Banking company.... 4.486 90
T'nlon Biate Bank. Harvard 4.115 m
First National. Hastings 4.4PO 61
Oerman National. Hastings i.l t4
First National, Holdrege 2.S60 32
First National. Loomla . 1,000 no
Cltlsens, McCook ,19
Newport State Bank 2,(H 00
Norfolk National 4.167 1:4
First National. O'Neill 4.07S OS
First National. Ord 00
Bank of Orlean S.ono 00
Pierce County. Pierce 4.ono 00
Packers National.' 8011th Omaha.. 2.0S7 at)
' South Omaha National 7.601 99
f'HIsens National, fit. Paul. 4.403
First Btale, Pt. Paul 4.06 00
First Btate. Sterling 1,004 40
Farmers and Merchants, Stroma-
burg 4.1 7
Bank of Hyracuae 8."46 00
Valentine Htate .......... 4.IM 90
Saunders National, Waooo " 4.146 i
First National, Wayne 4,118 79
West Tolnt National 7.000 )
Wolbach State 1.600 00
City National. York .' "0
Flrat National,' York . 4.106 ii
Total $4M.72w!
Judges la Ceefereore. J
Chief Justice Holoomb and Judges Bedg
wlck and Barnes of the supreme bench
and Commissioners Ames and Letton are
here today In consultation preparatory to
a meeting of the court tomorrow. Com
' mlssloner Oldham failed to reach the city
until late this afternoon.
It was expected that at this sitting the
decision In the Llllle murder case would
be handed down, but It Is probable that
thla opinion will not be reported until at
least one mora sitting. The evidence in
the ease. Is so voluminous that It has been
Impossible for the judges to go over It
thoroughly and more time. It Is believed,
will be taken In tho case. Of the Important
criminal cases the only one that Is expected
to come down Is that of McCormlck against
the State, up from Nebraska City. Mc
Cortnlck was rtritenced to the penitentiary
for twenty years far'' the murder of Mag
gie Llnsley, November 6, 1901. March 1,
1902, he was sentenced and taken to the
penitentiary. . McCormlck took the case to
the supreme court on error and the dl
clslon of the trial wae affirmed In all par
ticulars except that It. waa remanded ao
that sentence could be passed according to
law,, the records showingThat the trial
judge) had failed to Inform the prisoner
of his conviction and to. ask him If he had
anything to say why judgment should not
be passed upon htm. ' In January, 1903, Mc
Cormlck was again before the trial judge,
and, acting within the mandate of the su
preme court, sentence, wta , again passed
utkon ?Um itirhe was- rrtufned to the pen
itentiary for nineteen years.
MoCormiek's attorney contended:
First Thst the first Judgment waa par
tially rompulsorlly satisfied while it stood,
and therefore the second Judgment called
for the Inlllctlon of a second punishment
for the same offense.
Second The order of the supreme court
directing the entry of a second judgment
on me same veraiet mat ine nrst juagment
was rendered was unauthorised, and the
sentence pronounced thereon waa without
warrant and thereby plaintiff In error was
aemea justice Dy aue process 01 law.
It Is not Improbable also that the decision
In the rake of the Bankers Union of the
World of Omaha will come down.
Arralaras Excise Board.
In a lengthy report to the Ministerial as
sociation today of the experiences of the
aid
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1 ha only way to Indue oil who oa4 blo to ar
rapt It.
I fnaka thla offr to mnlf .fify mj furaa, an4 f am
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In tho pant 12 year I bava furnlah4j mr tlwora
tlT to huntlrMa of thouaanita of atrk onaa on Jnat
thoaa terma. art M out of 40 ha ra volt gladly, ho
rauM thav nt wall. I pijr juat at willingly whan
ona aaa I ha fallH.
Tha ramarly it my dlaroT4rr, th raault of o llfo
tlma'f wnrfe. t hai-a pfrfactad It hy watching ra
aiilta In thntjuanda of tha moat dtfllctJlt caaa that
phr1rlana arar mt. know what It will do.
My aurrpaa romoa from atrangthonlng wik InaMa
narvaa and mr R-ntoratlTa ta tha only ramdr that
doo that. Whan on oroan la waak I bring bark tha
narva powar which a Ion opcrata a vary vital organ.
It la Ilk giving on angina mora ataam. I glva tha
w-ak organ oowar to do Ma duty, and tboro lo no
othr war to mako o waak organ wall.
ran you ronralro of o trk ona who wtll naglart
urk o treotmant, wh-n I taka tho ontlra rtak?
. a. , 4 ... Hook 1 on Pyapapalo.
Simply ototo whleR Pook. , on (h Hart..
book joai wont and ad- pook I on tho Kidooya,
draao Dr. Hhoop, Box P'H'k 4 for Woman.
. Bsclne. wta 2 ST-K JSTJ-
M114 eaes. not chrmile, trs oftea cured with ona
r two aottl. At Srugilitt.
preachers before the Excise Board Rev.
Batten in a long preamble related how
the mayor and the board favored the
present plan of fining Inmates of houses
of Ill-fame, and thus making themselves
Immune from arrest and then wound up
with an arraignment of the board. .
flood Reads Delegation.
Mayor Adams has appointed these men
delegates to the good roada convention to
be held In St. , Louis May IS to SI: Oeorge
R. Chatburn. Fred Klnyon, W. 8. Scott,
Oeorge Campen and State Engineer Adna
Dobson.
Nebraska Boy Gets Foaltloa.
W. Dwlght Pierce, ion of Insurance Dep
uty Pierce, haa been called to a position aa
assistant entomologist at the Agricultural
experiment station In Mississippi, and left
for that place Saturday night. Mr. Pierce
Is a graduate of the Omaha High school
and Is at present a member of the Uni
versity senior class. HS has received a
sufficient number of points, however, to
Insure his graduation and hi diploma wtll
be aent htm this summer.
lajared la Ronaway.
Joseph Teeters, a well known veteran of
the civil war, was badly Injured this morn
tng by being thrown from his buggy by a
runaway team dashing into It. His collar
bone was broken and he waa cut and
bruised about the face and body. He was
taken to the office of Dr.' Wlnnett, where
he was attended and, later removed to his
own hlrnie. Mr. Teeter was sitting In his
buggy at tha corner of Ninth and N
streets, when a team hitched to a scav
enger wagon farther up the street be
came frightened and ran Into his buggy,
Tha buggy waa demolished, but the horses
were not injured.
Long Tramp oa Collecting Toar,
Martha Brown, age 7S years, gray and
bent, 'is a lodger In the city jail, taking
a rest after a walk from Omaha. The
ambition of her life Is to secure sufficient
money to build a little home In the out
skirts of Omaha, her residence having
been destroyed by Are a year ago. Since
that time she informed the police she had
been collecting subscriptions with which to
rebuild and now had considerable money
In an Omaha bank to her credit. When
taken to the station she had L20 which
she had collected in Lincoln.
Ko Action om Gas Ordinance.
As waa expected, the council failed to
get together tonight to pass tha gaa ordi
nance.
Marital Woes of Brock Man.
TABLE ROCK. Apnr i.-8pelal.)-John
Kuhman, who la said to live near Brock
with his aged parents, has been over here
looking for his wife and young child,
which, he claims, aha kidnaped a week er
more since, and who, he seemed to think
waa In hiding at the residence of his
brother-in-law, Cornellua 8. Cook, four
miles north of town. .Falling to get the
legal papers he desired or the assistance of
an offloer, ha left on hta wheel for the
residence of Cook, who, being apprised of
his approach by telephone, warned him
on his arrival to not Intrude on the
premises. He, however, persisted until he
discovered Cook, waa armod, when he beat
a hasty retreat and he haa not since been
seen.
An older daughter of the Kubmans, In
or .'J years of age, who haa been with her
aunt, 4u. Cook, for aome time, fled like
a deer across the prairies, at her father's
apptoach. Tha marital woea of the Kuh
mans. It ia said, have been frequently
aired in the courts, and they have- not
lived together for aome time.
It la aald Mrs. Kuhman Instituted pro
eeedlnga soma time since ia the courts of
Douglas county for divorce, tut for some
reason tha action waa dismissed.
BEATRICE. Neb., April .-(Special.)
Tha athletic meeting of League No. S,
comprising the towns of Beatrice, Crete,
Falrbury, Hebron and , Nelson, was held
here Saturday. Officers were elected aa
follows: President, Charles R. Weeks
Crete; vice president, Elmer Smith. Beat
rice; secretary-treasurer, A. L. Cavlness,
Falrbury. It was decided to hold the an
nual meet at Falrbury, May f next. Rules
were adowted allowing but two contestants
In each event, no ' school to have more
than ten men.
Ball Coaaty Rpablieaas.
ORAND ISLAND, Neb., April 4. (Spe
cial.) The rpcubllcan county central com
mittee met In thla city and fixed Saturday
afternoon. April X. aa the date of tha
county convention for the purpose of se
lecting a central committee, delegates to
the various conventions and nominating
two candldatea for the legislature and one
for county attorney. The following reeo-
lutlon was adopted:
the republican voters of the county to the
recommendation of the atate central com
mittee, namely, that the next candidate
for United Btatee senator be aelected by
tne repuoiicans or Nebraska in atate con
vent Ion assembled, and that we suites
to the county convention to Instruct the
delegation to the state convention to stand
fur unalterably and to use all honorable
means to secure the selection of the suc
cessor to Senator Dietrich by the state
convention.
Woasaa aa Innocent Bigamist.
ORAND ISLAND, Neb., April 4. (Spe
cial.) Dan W. Billings waa given a divorce
in the district court, alleging In hjs pet!
tlon that his wife had deserted htm and re
mained away from him. .without just cause,
for the laat twenty years. It was thought
that the time waa sufficient. In the prog
ress of the case It dcveloped that hla wife
had acted under the Impression that she
had secured a divorce, but that there had
been no court record of the matter, and
she had been twice married since In Ore
gon. She represented that she had paid an
attorney I10U. had been assured she had a
decree, had been given a document, but
had since mislaid and lost It; had inquired
recently of the clerk's records and could
find no record of the same.
George Brott Is Free.
TECl'MSEH. Neb., April 4 -(Special )-
Oeorge Brott. who has been in the pen!
tentlary and who was aent back to Neman
county for a new trial on the charge of
house breaking. Is visiting at the home of
hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brott. ia
this city. Brott was convicted on the
evidence given by bloodhounds lb tha court
t Auburn, snd the supreme court held
that the evidence thus gained was not suf
ficient and remanded the case back for
trial. Brott haa been given his liberty
upon his own recognisance and probably
will not e returned to prison nor to trial
If he walks In the straight and narrow
path. He Is In poor health and is losing
his hearing.
FATAL ACC'IDRIT TO A BRAKEMAS
(hat He Dies.
CURTIS, Neb.. April 4.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) While attending to some yard
switching here today about noon John
Kelffef, a hrakemifn. was thrown under a
freight car end the flesh- wa literally
torn from his left leg from the ankle to the
body. It was twenty minutes before he
could be released from the rail. He died
his evening and his people, who reside
at Topeka, Kan., were notified.
Eastern fttar Electa Officers.
LEIUH. Neb.. April 4. (Special.) At the
last regular meeting of Leigh chapter No.
167, Order of Eastern Star, the following
wre elected as officers for the ensuing
year: Mrs. Elizabeth Goodge, worthy ma
tron; C. E. Beaty. worthy patron; Mfs.
Edith Graves, aHsodate worthy matron;
Mrs. Anna Calkins, secretary; Mrs. Mary
J. Nichols, tteasurer; Miss Ethel Beaty,
conductress; Miss Caddie McKlnley, assist
ant conductress. This Is the first set of
officers that has been elected under the
charter, as until about eight months ago
the order had been working, under dispensation-
Look for Small Vote.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. April 4. (Spe
cial.) It is expected that the vote in this
city ne'xt Tuesday will be the smallest re
corded in years. Three members of the
Board or Education are to be elected in the
city at large and there are but three ccn
dldatea, present Incumbents. In each ward
one councilman Is to be elected and In but
two Is there more than one candidate.
The closest fight Is In the Second, where
A. Ettlng and the present Incumbent, R.
Ooehrlng, are contestants. No issues are
Involved, All candidates running on peti
tion.
later Factory Starta Work.
ORAND 1SLAND, Neb., April 4.-(8pe-
clal.) The factory of the American Beet
Sugar company began this morning with
the work of extracting sugar from the re
maining syrups through the osmose pro
cess. About forty men will be employed
for thirty days at this process. Contracts
for beets for the ensuing year are coming
In nicely. The factory is about 200 acres
ahead of Inst year In the local acreage
contracted, and last year was the banner
year. Three carloads of seed have already
been distributed and more is ready for
the farmers. '
lVew Teacher at Tee am sen.
TECUMSEH. Neb., April 4.-(Bpeelal )-
Miss Mary Clark has been elected by the
school board to fill the vacancy caused by
John Ward. Mr. Ward has been appointed
deputy" county treasurer and Is already In
his new position. At a recent meeting of
the achool board a resolution was passed
compelling all applicants for positions in
the teaching force of the city schools to
apply by letter.
Want Saloon Screen Removed.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb., April 4.-(Spe-
clal.) A petition Is being circulated by
the Women's Christian Temperance union
asking the city authorities to have all
screens removea rrom saloons, jo close up
promptly at 12 o'clock each night and ti
remove offensive signs from 'the windows
and doorways, by which Is evidently meant
signs such ss barrels. It is not likely that
any action will be taken on the petition.
.Team and Baggy Stolen. "
BEATRICE, Neb.. April 4. (Special Tele
gram.) A team tend buggy belonging to R.
A. Oltmans, a farmer living four miles
northwest of thla' city, were stolen last
night from In front of the Catholio chureh.
The -outfit is valued at $250. Bloodhounds
were used and followed the trail of the
thieves some distance east of town. There
la no clua.
' Carpenters oa a Strike.
BEATRICE. Neb.. April 4. (Special.)
Six carpenters In the employ of North &
Dennehy, contractors, went on a strike be
cause the firm refused to pay the union
scale of 27H cents per hour for nine hours'
work. The men have been receiving 26
cents an hour for ten houra work. They
declare they will stand by the union scale.
Accident In Laboratory.
BEATRICE. Neb., April 4. (Special Tele
gram.) While working with chemicals in
the laboratory of the high school Prof.
Oarrett, the science teacher, and Miss Lot
tie Sackett, a student, were cut and burned
about the face and handa aa a rtsult of an
explosion which occurred this afternoon.
Their Injuries are not regarded as serious.
Bhlloh Veterans at Beatrice.
BEATRICE. Neb.. x April 4.-(SpecIal.)-
The veterans of the battle of Shlloh will
celebrate the forty-first anniversary, of that
great battle In this city April and 7.
The meeting will be held In the Audi
torium, to .which all old soldiers are In
vited. An Interesting program has been
prepared.
Chicago flaba at Graad Island.
ORAND ISLAND. Neb.. Apt 11 4.-(Spe-
clal.) The base ball sesson In this city
will open Monday, April 11, with an exhi
bition game between the Chicago National
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MIZXXCAN
Mustang Liniment
la um for over aLxty year.
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
oarti Bpsivla avnd KixtgbotMs
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
fxw all (uraiM of KirMunalWia
league club and the Chicago Colta, made
tin nf Afher memHera ..... 1 . w. 1 1
players being sandwiched In for a "try
out."
PASSE.MnER TRAI1 GOES M DITCH
People Bndly Shaken I a, bat Only
One la Inlnred.
BEATRICE. Neb., April 4 (Special Tele
gram.) Burlington pa.senger train No.
IX). enroute from Concordia. Kan., to this
city, was wrecked this afternoon near
Cuba, Kan. Two passengers are reported
Injured.
Later details of the Burlington wreck,
which occurred between Cuba and Hay
ward. Kan., state that two passenger
coaches turned completely over snd were
dragged fdr thirty rods before the train
which wss running at full speed, wss
stopped. The passengers were badly
shaken up, but only one man wss Injured.
A special train carrying Division Superin
tendent Rodgers, Trainmaster Phllbrlck
and Dr. Gafford was dispatched to the
scene of the wreck and the excited pas
sengers were later brought to Wymore.
the Injured man being given quarters at
the Taurelln hotel. The track will not be
cleared before tomorrow. It Is thought
the wreck was caused by the rails spread
ing, and it seems a miracle no one was
killed.
.
Arrest Alleged llnrsethlef.
COLUMBUS. Neb., April 4. (Special Tel
egram.) Sheriff Carrlg returned this even
ing, bringing with him Cat Smith, who was
arrested at Exeter. Neb., and who is
charged with stealing the team and buggy,
some three weeks ago. belonging to F. J.
Selms. a farmer living In Grand Prairie
township. Smith refuses to say anything,
but he is identified as the man who was
seen with the rig. ,
Welcome Rain at Grant.
GRANT. Neb.. April 4.-(Speelal Tele
gram.) The drouth was broken yesterday
by rnln which fell steadily for twelve
hours. Three-fourths of an Inch was reg
istered here and the rain was general all
over the county. This wss the first mols
turj to speak of which has fallen since
November. Grass has pot yet started, and
no small grain has been sown on account
of the dry ground.
Forgets the Landlord.
PLATTSMOUTH. Neb.. April 4-(Spe-clnl.)
The young woman who gave her
name as Lulu Craig and claimed her home
at Memphis, Tenn., and said she was look
ing for a brother when she arrived In this
city one week ago, took her departure yes
terday for parts unknown. She failed to
pay her board or even bid the landlord or
his wife goodbye.
Charged with .Mealing; Eggs.
BEATRICE. Neb.. April 4.-(8peclal Tele
gram.) "Dick" Cllnenberg of this city was
arrested today on a charge of breaking into
a box car and stealing a case of eggs con
signed to the Bosworth Produce company.
His preliminary hearing was set for
Wednesday and In default of $300 bonds be
was lodged In the county Jail.
A Man Badly Injured.
Or painfully hurt, burned, bruised or
wounded gets quick comfort from Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. It conquers pain. 2&c. For
tale by Kuhn & Co.
FIRE RECORD.
Old Ann Wyck Residence.
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. April 4. (Spe
cial.) Fire late yesterday entirely de
stroyed the Van Wyck residence, six miles
northwest of this city. The tenants of the
place were away at the time and as a con
sequence the entire house nnd contents
were destroyed. Tho Iqsajo the Van Wyck
estate will be about $ti,000 and the tenants'
loss will be from $500, 'to... $1,000. Thla resi
dence waa the Nebraska home of the late
Senator Charles H. Van Wyck and waa one
of the first really pretentious houses built
In this part of the state.
Pittsburg Wall Factory.
PITTSBURG, April 4-The nail depart
ment of the American Steel and Wire com
pany's plant at Rankin burned today, caus
ing a loss of from $175,000 to $200,000. In the
building were 260 nail machinea of an ex
ceedingly complicated character.' .
THE DOCTORS AGREE.
Two Physicians Both Agree oh the
Sew Selentlnc Dandruff Treatment.
Dr. J. M. Powell of Spoksne. Wash., says:
"Herpfclde haa given good aatisfaction in
my family for dandruff."
Dr. W. G. Alban of Walla Walla, Wash.,
says: "I find Hcrplclde all that is claimed
for it as a dandruff cure. I shall prescribe
it." Dandruff Is a germ disease and you
can't cure It unless you kill the dandruff
germ, and you can't do that unless you
use Newbro'a Herplclde, the only prepara
tion In the world that destroys the para
sites. A delightful hair dressing; allays
Itching Instantly; makes hair glossy and
aoft aa silk. It is a sure dandruff de
stroyer. Sold by leading druggists. Send
10 cents In stamps for sample to The Herpl
clde Co., Detroit, Mich. Sherman & Mo
Conncll Drug Co., special agents.
Refuse to Work with Strlka Breakers.
CHICAGO. April 4. The retention by the
American Can company of thirty-five Greek
"strike breakers'' caused union employes
of the plant who had Just settled their
difficulties with the company and ended
the strike to refuse to go to work today.
A disturbance In the plant and a running
fight between the Greeks and the union
can workers created much excitement In
the neighborhood of the plant.
ANNUAL SALE TEW MILLION BOXES
Greatest In the World
A MILLION AMERICAN BEAUTIES keep chelr blood pur, their complexion aoft
and dear, their broath sweet and, their whole bodies active and baaithy with
CASCARKTH Candy Cathartic The quick affects of CASCA&BTS aa system clean
ers and blood purifiers ; their promptness In curlnfr pimples, bolls, blotches, liver
spots, blackheada, and in sweetening a tainted breath, have become known
through the kind words of ladles who nave tried them. Henoa the aale of OVX3
A MILLION BOXES A MONTH. The quickest, surest way to beauty Is to cleanse
the blood, for Beauty's Blood Deep. The flrat rule for purifying; the blood Is to
keep the bowels free, irently but positively with CASCABETS. All druggleta,
lOo, aso, fiOo. Never sold In bulk. The genuine tablet stamped COO. Sample
and booklet free.
Address Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or New York. all
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
Bent for IIore ailments.
MEXICAN (
Mustang Liniment
Beat for Cattle ailments.
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
Bt for fib. ftUmcc U.
FACTORIES MAY BE CLOSED
Minafactaren at Dei Mcinci Prepare to
Qu t Business During Etrika.
PRICE CF COAL ADVANCES RAPIDLY
Facing; Fuel Famine Meniere Add
t.20 to the Price of Soft
Coal Blaee Saturday
Klght.
DES MOINES, April 4-COal advanced
$1.20 a ton here alnce Saturday night. The
price of soft coal Is now $6.10 per ton snd
It is almost Impossible to procure at that
price. Manufacturers are preparing to
close down their establishments.
Statement by Mine Operators.
John P. Reese, commissioner for Iowa
coal operators, haa Issued the following
notice: "To all members of the Coal Oper
ators' association, greeting: The Joint con
ference adjourned Thursday without mak
ing an agreement, adjournment subject to
cnll of the presidents of the two organisa
tions. Tho joint executive boards held a
meeting and fixed up a truce for flteen
days on the following basis: First, the
miners agree to furnish all men necessary
to keep the mines In proper condition and
to take the iron machinery, etc., out of
mines to be abandoned. Second, tha oper
ators agree to make no effort to operate
mines with nonunion men. Third, wagea to
be paid men who work during the truce will
be at the rate paid during March, 1904, less
6.63 per cent. Fourth, the operators are
not to employ any men during the truce
whose wages were in dispute when Joint
conference adjourned; this includes drivers,
cagers and trip riders in the First and
Fourth districts and top men, such as
dumpers, chunkers, screening carmen ami
common top laborers in all subdlstricts,
but If you .have any of this class of work
to do have it performed by other men whose
rate of wages is not In dispute. It Is ad
visable that all operators live up to the
terms of this truce. You will be kept posted
from this office as to any 'change in the
situation. You will receive another circular
not later than April 15, 1904."
INDIANAPOLIS. . Ind., April 4--Vlce
President Lewis of the United Mine Work
ers returned today from West Virginia,
where he had been attending the district
Joint conference at Charleston. He aald
that complete recognition had been ac
corded the miners In the Kanawha, Gau
ley. Elk and Guyandotte river districts and
all their branches, and that all of the men
there employed, about 10,000 In number,
both In the mines and on the outside work,
would become members of the Mine Work
ers' union.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Showers and Warmer In East Por
tion of Krbraska and Cooler
In West Portion.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Forecaat:
For Nebraska Tuesday fair and cooler
In west, showers and warmer In east por
tion: Wednesday fair.
For IoWa Showers Tuesds'y and warmer
in eastern portion; Wednesday fair and
cooler.
For Kansas Fair in west, clearing In
west portion Tuesday ;Wednesday fair.
For Colorado, Wyoming and Montana
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday.
For South Dakota Fair and cooler Tues
day, preceded by showers In east portion;
Wednesday fair.
For Illinois Increasing cloudiness and
warmer Tuesday, showers by night; Wed
nesday probably fair; fresh south winds,
becoming westerly Wednesday.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA. April 4. Official record of tem-
ferature and precipitation compared with
he corresponding day of the last three
years:
1904. UOS. 1902. 1901
Maximum temperature... 67 63 63 63
Minimum temperature.... 84 81 . 38 40
Mean temperature 44 47 60 62
Precipitation 04 .00 ,T .00
Record of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for this day and since March 1,
1904:
Normal temperature 46
Total excess since March 1 68
Normal precipitation 08 Inch
Deficiency for the day 04 Inch
Total rainfall since March 1... .,.1.36 Inches
Deficiency since March 1 46 Inch
Deficiency for cor. period, 1903. ...1.24 Inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 19J2... .1.12 inches
Report of Stations at T P. M.
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4SI 67 .04
6 70 .00
68 62 .00
46 62 .00
60, 62 .46
r,2l 66 .00
6S 64 .t
34 44 .00
44 4X .00
60 64 . 00
4 52 .00
48i 52 .09
66 61 .00
621 61 .T
46 60 .00
68 62 .00
64 66 .00
CONDITION OF THE
WEATHER.
Omaha, raining
Valentine, clear
North Platte, part cloudy
Cheyenne, cloudy
Salt Ijike City, clear
Rapid City, clear
Huron, part cloudy
Wllliston. clear
Chicago, clear
St. Ixiuis, clear
St. Paul, cloudy
Davenport, clear
Kansas City, part cloudy
Havre, clear
Hejena, cloudy
Bismarck, clear
Galveston, clear
T Indicates trace of precipitation.
U A. WELSH. Forecaster.
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