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About The Nebraska advertiser. (Nemaha City, Neb.) 18??-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1903)
THE ADVERTISER NEMAHA, NKHItASKA. In order to get n pound of the new lumlnouB metal, nullum, 5,000 tons of mineral formations must bo treated. The present quotation of radium is $2,700,000 a pound, and the woild's Btock amounts to two and a half pounds. It will not be the fault of St. Loula Juries if justico is defeated in the boo dle cases. Of tho fifteen persons tried fourteen havo been convicted, and tho one acquitted was let free by the court without nny deliberation on the part of the jury. A St. Louis jury found .Tore Hanni gan, former member of tho house of delegates, guilty of bribery, and fixed his sentence at five ycar3 in the pen itentiary. Since March 27, 1002, fif teen persons havo been convicted of bribery or perjury. Walter Vroomon 1h Interrupted In hlB work of uplifting mankind by ft potition for divorco from tho woman who has given him one-third of her fortuno to aid him In hisphilanthropic schemes. Neither tho course of truo lovo nor tho courso of truo philan thropy runs smooth. Sneers are no longer heard In En gland or on tho continent ogoinst tho new diplomacy of which America ir tho chief exponent. Tho wholesome discovery has been mado that there Is one nation which will not tolerate de ception or evasion of plcdgcH by any power with which it Ijob had dealings. At a Lake Erio port tho other day a cargo of 5,300 tons of ore was dis charged in flvo hours and forty mln uteB, which is tho greatest feat per formed thus far with unloading ma chinery. Under tho former system It would havo taken 250 men two days to discharge a cargo of 5,000 tons. Thirty men enrj, do it now in one eighth tho time. With a reasonable certainty that immigration to tho United States will reach a total of nearly 1,000,000 for the fiscal year now so near its close, the problem of our rapidly Increasing alien population becomes more scrl oub than ever. Tho class of immi grants coming to this country at the present time is not entirely dcsirable. It is not of the quality that makes good citizens. "There is a great quantity of un favorable nonsense perpetrated upon tho question why tho mashes do not throng and crowd the churches," said Itev. Charles II. Parkhurst in a re cent sermon. "It is not the fault of tho masses. Peoplo will fill the churches as fast as God fills the min isters. They went away out in the wilderness in tho days of John the Baptist, and they will still track a prophet anywhere." Secretary Wilson now says that In certain districts of the south soil has been found which has been shown, by analysis, to possess the same qualities as thnt in Cuba on which the finest tobacco is raised. Tho land which ho is convinced can be mado to produce tobacco equal in quality to Cuban is In Alabama, South Carolina and Tex as, nnd the secretary soys he believes that it will bo found also in Missis eippl, Louisiana nnd Florida. 1 It is said there is an clement oi romance in Sir Thomas Lipton's per Bistence in endeavoring to "lift" tin America's cup, in which a beautlfu and accomplished woman occupies i CQnpjcuoua place. Rumor has it tlm Br Thomas has received a condition Bl promise of the hand of the Indj whenever ho is able to lay at her fee tho trophy carried away by tin yacht America half a century ago Here's success to you, Sir Thomas. , c Each day's news, confirms the story of terrible atrocities against the Jews in Russia. First reports were so hor rible that they were not fully credit ed, but the details of tho Klschincff massacre have grown worse as intel llgent witnesses find an opportunity to describe them. It is stated that the leaders in the frightful riot of murder belong to the "cultivated class," who, for selfish reasons, spread the creed of insane hatred against the Jews and rejoice in barbaric outrages heaped upon the race. t The governor of Kischinef is said to tove delivered an address to the Jew ish people gathered around the newly made graves of their relatives in which he declared that "there are toe many Jewish people here. I could end you all away, but have decided not to do bo under the circumstances However, you must forget nnd for give. I know that yoa are law-abiding citizens. It is net your fault that tliil terrible catastrophe has come on you but instead the fault of your ances tore, for whoso sins you are com relied to suffer. It is God' will. Yoi ounht to be satisfied." r 1 i 1 903 J UNE 1903 SDK. KOU. TTJFS. WD. IDDR. THI. SAT. 71 9 10 11 12 13 77 Is 76 771? 75" 20 J 22 23 27 25 26 27 I. ' - oO Ov t . --.. i 1-L NEWS IN BRIEF. Compiled from Various Source. I'CnSONAIi AND I'OMTICAIi. President Roosevelt, on the 2Rth, planted a tree in J5oibc, Idaho, on the htate house grounds, near the one planted by President Harrison in 1S91. Prohibitionists of Iowa, on the 28th, nominated the following ticket: Gov ernor, J. P. Hanson, Mahaska county; lieutenant-governor, J. II. Scull, Hen ry; superintendent of public instruc tion, .1. A. Ward, Polk; railroad com missioner, E. Dewey, Woodbury; at torney general, William Orr, Page. On the 28th tho United Presbyteri an general assembly met in Tarkio, Mo. Dr. J. F. Cowan, of Indianapo lis, was elected moderator. The hody of John Cavanaugh, aged 18 years, was found, on the 29th, neur Scrunton, Pa., at the 3pot indicated in a letter left by Mary McAndrew, the young man'n sweetheart, who committed suicide by taking carbolic acid. Their parenta had objected to their marriage. President Domlnndor Gomez of the Democratic Labor union in Mnnila, was arrested, on the 20th, on charges of misappropriating funds, brigand age, fraudulent sales of stock and or ganizing an illegal association. On the 29th Postmaster-General Payne mado public the reply of Post master Merritt, of Washington, to the Tulloch charges. The Merritt response makes serious accusations against Tulloch. At Denver, Col.,xn tho 29th, Grand Master Morrissey and nil other grand officers of the Urotherhood of Rail way Trainmen were re-elected. Sir Thomas Lipton's flotilla', con sisting of Shamrock III., Shamrock I., tho steam yacht Erin and the ocean tug cruiser, carrying in nil 170 men, Balled from Uourock, bcotlnnu, on the 28th, for New York. Great crowds assembled to give them a send-off. Emperor William of Germany hns presented to the New York Yacht club a gold cup, two feet high, to be known as the Emperor's Cup, to be competed for the first time next fall. Charles Pooth, tho first authority in tho United Kingdom on the condition of tho British poor, declares that more than 25 per cent, of the popula tion is unable to obtain sufficient food to maintain physical efficiency. Marguerite Bovenval, who awoke, on the 20th, from a 20 yenrs' trance, died in Tarip on the 28th. The coso Is referred to by tho newspapers, as one of the most remarkable known to medical science. Tho woman fell into a cataleptic franco on May 21, 1883, after giing birth to a child. , MISCELLANEOUS. On tho 29th the freight handlers' Btrike was settled in Chicago. The men accepted an increase of four per cent, in lieu of their demand for 25 per cent. In the intercollegiate games, on the 29th, at New York, Harvard led Yale In the trial events by one point, the Crimson's total tcore being 21, while Yale's was 20. Orders were Issued for the dispatch of more troops to Jackson, Ky., on the "'' "" I nntl, ,..1.,. C.,ll,.4 nf rm fi-lnl Vpm i . bUU.I,..1tl.ll. .V..V..O..-, ... W w.. v. ."-. militiamen were needed to rclie''e those worn by guard duty. Water surrounded the whole of . North Topeka, Kas., on the 29th, and! hundreds of houses were deserted, t Great distressed prevailed. t ,... ti. 4i. oom, ,' " """"",' , ," , " i .! street cars collided injuring about J J'ri" I ii.j..icvi ,.. ....., b"'1 ..... BielRtein, George Bruchruk, John Weiss, W. II. Robinson and Anna Sehindlef. At Cherbourg, France, on the 29th, during a violent storm lightning caused the explosion of three sub-' mnrine torpedoes nt the vwest en trance to the harbor. Wo damage was done. The general assembly of tho Presby terian church finished its work at Los Angeles, Col., on the 29th, nnd nd journed. Tho United States senate was requested by resolution to expel Senator Smoot, the Mormon apostle. Attempts to lay street railway tracks in CrnwfordsvHle, Ind on the 20th. by tho Townsend-Beed Traction Co., contrary to city government or ders, precipitated a riot. Severn! per sons were hurt, nnd CO arrests were, mode. Tho London Times correspondent at St. Petersburg has received pre emptoYy order to quit Russia. The Episcopal diocesan convention at Ft Lotiif, on the SSth, voted, 72 to 21, against changing tho designation of the church. The clerical delegates were almost evenly divided, but the lay delegates were almost solid against the proposed change. Mount I'elec has again become ac tive. The general council of Martin ique urges the immediate evacuation of the "titire northern part of the is land. CONDENSED TELEGRAMS, Advices from Algeria, on the 31st, reported that M. Jonnart, the gov ernor general, was attacked br no mads near Figuig while journeying from Djennan-Ed-Dar to Reniounif with a large party. Thirteen pertons were seriously wounded. A rich man in Topeka, Kas., on the 31st, offered ChnrlcB Estes nnd M'lcs Balycr $15Q 5f they would row his fam ily to a place of greater safety. The young men bpurned the offer, and went on Mo rescue from the flood a family of poor Russians. Dispatches from Constantinople, on the 31st, showed that the exile of n hundred, Albanian chiefs had re stored tranquility. The Turkish au thorities propose to exile without trial 103 leading Bulgarians from the whole of Macedonia. Amongthe passengers on the steam er Umbria, which arrived at New York, on the 31st, -was N. B. Herbert, an American who has lived for 17 years in Corca, who comes as Corcan commissioner to the St. Louis exposi tion. Rupcrto Rios, tho fanatical Filipino leader in the province of Tny.ibad, was convicted of murder and sen tenced to death on the 31st. Twenty seven of his followers wore penLfTiccd to various terms of Imprisonment. The death list on account oi' floods at Topeka, Kas., was estimated, on tho 31st, to be about two hundred, and 200 missing. Eight thousand people Were without homes. The property loss was placed nt $J,000,000. High water reached KansaB City, Mo., on the 31st, doing great damage to property nnd causing the loss of n number of lives. Tvehe bodies wer" seen floating down stream. President Palma-of Cuba, on the 31st, informed representatives of the press that tho national coaling sta tion lenses would be definitely negotia ted next week. The John Banner compnny's book case and specialty manufacturing plant at Canton, O., was destroyed by fire, on the 31st, causing n loss of $100,000. The convention nf the Irish Nation al league closed in Liverpool, on the 31st, with n demcnstritioi. by 30,000 I-shmen. T. P. O'Connor, M. P., pre sided. Taul Wickers was drowned at La Crob.se, Wis., on the 3l3t, while mov 'nir his furniture in a boat. The United States supreme court, on the 1st, refused to grant a. writ of habeas corpus in the case of Whitaker Wright, the finnncinl operator, who Is awaiting extradition on charges of fraud mnde in England. The opinion affirms the decision which held that the crime alleged is an extraditable offense. The flood situation nt Topeka, Kas., began to improve, on the 1st, with the deollno of the Kansas river. At Kan sas City the situation was practicnllv unchanged. At St. Louis merchants on the levee began moving goods into second stories in preparation for the oncoming rush of waters. J. P. Morgan & Co., of New York, announced, on the 1st, that a majori ty of tho common stock of the St. Louis & San Francisco rond had been deposited with them under the terms of the Rock Island purchase, and that the plan is now operative. 'A tornado, on the 1st, dealt death and destruction to the city of Gaines ville, Gn., killing at least one hundred .,1 1 ... !!... ,rn i'-i" uu nummuiL- xov muii- The , . - TV, lutii.iuu iul-ii smil minimi i" iv ' Holland, a suburb, where 33 people "jc Kilted. ,ck nrgniul, n youi S11 "S milu of killed. oung farmer re' Masicoutah, 111., J while reloading a revolver, on the 1st, sccldentnly discharged the weapon. the l)ullct lo'te'mtf i "I wife's breast, M WnPgnnif.b ,! is serious. Commonwealth's Attorney Byrd, on ,, . -, , T,w.i,cnrl l.'v l',' '" ' 7,' V" ' L nf . ....v ..v wiw,. l.OIV JUI ., . .....-. . venue in the trials of Curtis Jett and Tom White, under indictment for murder in the feud cases. In it street tight nt Potomac, 111., on the 1st, Dell Roe was killed nnd his brother, John Roe, seriously wounded by Boone P.Uy. There had been a feud of long standing between the parties. The remains of Superintendent B. F. Egan, of the Great Northern rail road, who was lot In the mountains of Montana while hunting, November 4, were recovered on the 1st. Democrats elected 14 candidates in the Cook county (111.) judicial elec tion, held on the 1st, nnd the republic ans elected only four. Judge Haneey was among the defeated. Steps were taken, on the 1st, by the United Presbyterian assembly, in ses sion at Tarkio, Mo., to place 485 new missionaries in the foreign field with in the next few years. iHHm7l3aiaBaaaaaSaK- gtfaftrEyaaaaaaa$?SMiaMMaW The His of Women Act upon the ) Nerves like a Firebrand. Tho relation of woman's nerves and generative organs is very close ; consequently nine tenths of tho nervous prostration, nervous despondency, "tho blues," sleeplessness, and nervous irritability of women arise from some derangement of tho organism which makes her a woman. Herein wo prove conclusively that Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound will quickly relievo all this trouble. Details of a Severe Case Cured in Eau Claire, Wis. "DEAn Mns. Pinkiiam: I havo been ailing from female trouble for tho past five years. About a month ago I was taken with nervous prostra tion, accompanied at certain times before menstruation with fearful head aches. I read ono of your books, and finding many testimonials of tho bene ficial effects of Lytlia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, experi enced by lady sufferers, I commenced its uso and am happy to stato that after using n, few bottles I feci like n new woman, aches and pains all gone. " I am recommending your medicine to many of my friends, and I assure you that you have my hearty thanks for your valuable preparation which has done so much good. I trust all suffering women will uso your Vegetable Com pound." M.H9. Minnie Tietz, 020 First Ave., Eau Claire, Wis. (May 28, 1001). Nothing will relieve this distressing condition so surely as Lydia E. 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