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About The Nebraska advertiser. (Nemaha City, Neb.) 18??-1909 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1902)
V THE NEBRASKA ADVERTISER i - " XV. W. HANDKHS, Publisher. NEMAHA, - - - NKHUASKA. r . . . j TOPICS OF THE DAY. "Wotilil I'lirolwiNc I'hIokUim'. Arthtir Sinedley Ureene, of Green wich, Conn., Iiiih stnrtcd u movement which hna or Hh object, the ptirehuB. of the Jloly Land by CliriHliuii peo ple. More llurNfN 'I'Iiiiii I'coiilis Willi u population of 4,780,000 the Argentine Republic possckbch 0,081, 000 liorHes. It h the only country in tlie world that linn u horse for every inhabitant. AVnr KxiicilMiirfn In ll)0i. Tho cxpondituroM for tho war de partment of the United States in 1U01 was $MI,G15,fl'J7. The expenditure for tho poht ollleo department in the name year wan $110,504,1)20. llerolMiii of it I'ocl. An Iowa man Btiececded In gettinu his poetry into print by pinning his veracn to hiH garments beforo com mitting nuicide. When a poet in de termined to publish Ida work noth ing will Htop him. Clinrltiiltlc S-protary I.oiif;. Secretary Long makes largo coa tributions to charity. 21c follows tho rule that a sum equal to that ex pended for the maintenance of him fcolf and family intiHt be given each year to tho destitute. TORNADO IN KANSAS. PHILIPPIC AGAINST SMITH. ' ( Dnvroii Cl()- tirrMvlnur Melropolltun, The growth of Dawson City is in dicated by tho fact that tho First Methodist church of that city has called to tho pastorate J5ev. James Livingstone, of Windsor, Ont., ut a salary of $3,000 u year nnd n par sonage. Onlil aicilulH for Servntitn. Tho German empress decorntea with a gold cross any servant who has lived in tho same family 40 years, and tho Berlin municipality sets aside each year a Hinnll sum for dis tribution among servants with a ton years' record to their names. Not Vnluufiil lit Some Htntrm. A court nnd jury in Wisconsin and In Kentucky hnvo within u week de cided adversely on cluims that un sought hugs are damaging to tho lair plaintiffs. Courts are beginning to realize the necessity of ingru tin ting themselves in tho affections of mankind. Several DwoIIImk lomiIUIic(l Nnnr 1'nrkoi mid n fmr I'nrmiiw Hurt A llnrn Wrnrkril mill Two Horses Kllleil. Parker, Kan., April 29. A tornado passed south of here yesterday even ing, demolishing the barn of .7. M. Wooton's farm, one-half mile east of Goodrich, and striking tho residence of Charles Jlowery, which was car ried a considerable distance and crushed to pieces, None of tho occu pants was badly hurt. The storm then .struck Oscar Jioyt's dwelling, where a son and a daughter of Mr. Hoyt were hurt, both having broken limbs. iMrs. Keer's house was next in the patli of the storm. It is a complete wreck, alHo the fine house and barn of Thomas ihirnett, who had two horses killed in tho barn. The dwelling of Harvey Crowo was blown down. Considerable damage was nlso done by the storm at Conway. Hen oral I'niipla Killed In Tons. Dallas, Tex., April 29. A telephone messngo to tho Dallas News from Morgan, Tex., says a tornado passed over (llenrose, a small town in Som ervell county, between Ave nnd six o'clock yesterday evening, killing sev eral persons, injuring 40 more nnd demolishing much property. One third of the bulsness houses of the town were demolished. Assistance lias been sent to Glenroso from Mor gan. SAVAGE QUITS THE RACE. Unvoriior of 'lnisl Will Not Htiiml for Jtenomlimtlon Dofninln the Itnrt lojr 1'urrinn. Lincoln, Neb., April 29. In a state ment issued last night Gov. E.ra P. Ravage announced his withdrawal from tho candidacy for renominatlon. Since ho pardoned ex-State Treasurer Hartley from tho penitentiary the governor has been subjected to much adverse criticism from men of his party and republican newspapers. In his statement, however, he says he would pardon Hartley again under similar conditions. Couerrssmnti Hlbley Hiy tlio Hiinnr Com- limiiilor Hhotilil II" Strlppntl of IIU Uniform Within Hour. Washington, April 29. In the house Monday Mr. Sibley (I'enn.) made n bitter denunciation of Gen. .lacob Smith. Ho said he had always do fended tho course of tho administra tion and had believed in expansion, but when it came to orders such as had been issued by Gen. Smith humanity seemed to hnve marched backward, "I have heard of Timor, tho Tartar and of the Saracen Scourge, but thank God it took 18 centuries after t'nlwiry to produce a Gen. Smith." Ho declared Gen. Smith should be discharged in disgrace. "Ho admits that he issued the orders to make Samar a howling wilder ness," said Mr. Sibley, "and to kill all over ten yenrs of age. Such a man ought not to be permitted to stay in the army until the sun goes down. I hope there is enough cour age, patriotism and Christianity at tho other end of tho avenue to sco that ho is stripped of his uniform within 48 hours." THEY WANT RECIPROCITY. Kiiiimm Miller Toll Conerosn Tlmt Thoy AliiHt lliive Hotter MnrkfltN or They Must Unit Muslims. Washington, April 29. When tho senate convened Monday Mr. HarriB (Kan.) presented the following tele gram he had received from tho Kan bas Millers' association: "Kansas millers, on account of foreign dis criminations, with the best wheat in the world at their door are not producing over one-third of their full capacity. Unless your committee on foreign relations can give us relief through reciprocal concessions, plac ing our millers on an equal basis with foreign mills, many of our mills will shut down indefinitely and some of them will be forced to tho wall. In our distress, we look to our sena tors for relief." FAMOUS ACTOR DEAD. I'lciiilluir for Their Own. Three million people have signed a petition to congress asking for a re duction of the tax on whisky. It would bo interesting to know if any of theso 3,000,000 really believes ho would get more for his money if tho tax were reduced than ho docs at present. You nu out Heir Apparent. His royal highness, Prince Miehl, grandson of the present mikndo of Japan, is the youngest heir presump tive to a great throne among all the royal personages in tho world. Ho is eight months old, has a dozen nurses nnd English and French gov ernesses will be secured as soon aa he is able to talk. ItIhIi lOnilurriintH. Tho capacity of Ireland for send ing out emigrants has been one of tho marvels of the world. During 3001 tho island sent, out 39,870 emi grants, or nine in every 1,000 of pop ulation, of whom hO.O per cent, wero between the ages of 10 and 30. Even this largo total is some 7,000 smaller than that of 1900. Sol Smith Itucll, on tho American SUiko Si Yenrn, 1'iimh A way in Wimlilncton. Washington, April 29. Sol Smith Jtusscll, the actor, died here Monday afternoon. He had been in Washing ton for medical treatment. For sev eral years he had locomotor ataxia and after he lost tho use of his legs ho was wheeled about tho city in a chair. His homo was in Minneapolis. He had not been seen upon the stage for nearly three years. He began ids theatrical career 34 years ago in Cairo, 111., at the ago of 14 years. HER BODY IN THE RIVER. PRESENT LAW EXTENDED. Mrs. Ili nnmlolpli, a llrldo of Four Months, Committed hulchle or Wns Killed ut HU Marys, Knn. St. Marys, Kan., April 29. Tho dead body of Mrs. Ida Randolph, n bride of four months, was found in the Kaw river near here. The body shows no evidence of death by drowning and the opinion of the offi cers is that there has been murder committed. Bennto nnd llotisn Conferees on Chinese lCxcluolon Itmrh nil AKrooinrnt on Kvory A'eiitiiro of thu Hill. Washington, April 29. The confer ees on the Chinese exclusion bill have reached a complete agreement on the bill. It strikes out that por tion of the senate bill limiting tho extension of all existing laws to the life of the present treaty and rccn acts them so far as is not incon sistent with tho treaty obligations until otherwise provided by law and extends to our island territories so fas as applicable It nllows Chinese to enter for exposition purposes nnd retains tho provision regarding cer tification in the Philippine islands. CURTIS DEFENDS FUNSTON. Ob the Floor of tho lloiiso tho Topekn Cnncjrcssinnn Hurl tiuiliinco ut tho General's CrlticH. Joy Money fmimit Command. Within the past year tho number of millionaires in this country has jumped over the four thousand mark nnd is now in the fifth thousand. Put all of them put together, with their millions piled in one big heap, cannot buy the joy of the small boy who lets down his little hook and hoists up the first fish of spring. Kit 11 ron d lie ttvr nu-ii t. One of the best known railroad presidents of the United States, u veteran of long experience, makes public au estimate thnt the railroads of this country will hpend 100,000, 000 this year for improvements, ex tensions and oqiiiincnt, a larger to tal than theso companies hme ever laid out in any year before in en larging their trnfile facilities. ltnd Outlook for Wliout. Lamed, Kan., April 29. The condi tions throughout tho western Kansas wheat belt continues dry. No rain with the exception of a tew local showers has fallen in UiIh section of the country since last June. Thcro is no moisture In the subsoil to Bus tain tho crop and the prospects at tho present time are as bad as they could be. lllow to Knnsii Klulit-llnur I.nw. Leavenworth, Kan., April 29. Tho Kansas eight-hour law received a hard knock In the city court here yesterday when a jury of 12 men promptly acquitted J. W. Wright, n prominent contractor, who had been arrested on complaint of W. L. A. Johnson, state labor commissioner, for violation of the law. 1 1 nr Trouble Unhtmriihlo. Smith Center, Kan., April 29. The wife of Henry Stone, a prominent citizen, committed suicide here by hnnging. Two years ago sho was sent to the insane nbylum and was returned home cured mentally, but not physically. She left a letter stat ing that she could not bear the trou ble of her disease. In hho Mr. I,uetmrt? Chicago, April 29. Mrs. Mary Hob bluB, who is believed by some to bo Mrs. Adolph L. Luetgert, tho sup posed murdered wifo of tho snusago ; maker, was taken Into custody last Idlollo A(n of I'osdil ClorkN. About tho most idiotic net in the world in tho line of theft is for a night by Detective Wain because of postal clerk to steal a registered tho Btro'ng suspicion that attaches to pacunge. The next most miotic act her case. is for a postal clerk to steal any kind of mail that is passing through Ids hands. One Kansas postal clerk got it in the neck for allowing cash in trnnsit to stick to his fingers. Yet this is something' that seldom hap pens. Undo Sam has no liner lot ol servants than the men of the railway jjostuls cars. Topeka Canltal. A City Murslml SliootM Two Mini. Guthrie, Ok., April 29. City Mar shal P. N. Maxwell, of Lexington, Ok., in a battle with Georgo and Jack Ooodln, brothers, near that city, shot both men with n double barreled shotgun and Georgo died instantly from his wounds. Washington, April 29. In the house Monday Mr. Curtis (Kan.) made a brief but fervent defense of Gen. Funston against tho criticism to which ho hnd been subjected. "Tho people of Kansas," he began, "arc proud of the brave and daring record of gallant Fred Funston. He has been criticised here for an act which for daring of conception and execu tion ranks with tho greatest features of arms he captured the new George Washington Aguinnldo." CROW STARTS INQUIRY. Attorney General of MIsHiinrMVniit 1'iwk- eru to Appi'itr llnforo lllin to Tell About llleh I'rlcru of Hoof. Jefferson City, Mo., April 29. At torney General Crow yesterday aft ernoon presented a petition to Chiel Justice Gaven Burgess, of the Mis souri supreme court, asking that ho issue' an order directing certain per sons to appear before him to answer questions in relation to the high price of beef. To lliillovo llulil will. New York, April 29 Plans for tho auxiliary Paldwin-Zelgler expedition to northern polar regions have been completed and the men who have been entrusted with its direction and management will shortly leave for Kurope. It is believed that Paldwin has worked to the northward of Al ger island and that tho America Is fast in the ice. Sllvor Sitrvlro for Hctilny. Memphis, Tenn., April 29. Owing to rain tho street parade, in honor of Admiral Schley Monday was abandoned. At three o'clock in the afternoon tho first public function of tho visit occurred when the ad miral was presented with a silver service contributed by his admirers in Tennessee and adjoining states. Prlmm for Amorliuin Sailor. Venice, April 28. All the members of the crew of tho United States cruiser Chicago, arrested for disor derly conduct there Sunday, have been sentenced to terms of impris onment ranging trom 3 to 4 months each. Jsmr Take ilbw jtmi$r Bitters at night when you Hr AM S to bed ancl yu W'H eeJ bright $& m7 and vigorous next mornlnsr. It will wM vW mm &?$$ insure you a copious nnd healthy jpa mA mm Mill movement of the bowels, improved fijjsji BMSa appetite and digestion and in- ffi mSA MMH i35a creased energy in body and fflmsr viM . aNew N3?P brain. Sold everywhere jfrmw W$ftv at Si.oo. per J&&W lleW bottle. M&W Complete External mi Internal Treatment iE. JL S. .. . 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