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Official Returns of the State Election Held on November 4, 1902.
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W WAdON
Boldest Kind of Thoft Perpetrated
at Chicago
THI.EFWATCHES HIS CHANCE
GERMANY'S RICHEST MAN
hoa IlomPi Wuc inl Nattka It (!on
Ulna Klllen Contvnta of Tmi TIioii-
aand Dullura mid l.'Nriipva, I.euv-
Inu Nn CI1111 Other .Vmri
Tho Chlcaso postodlco was the v'cllm
of ono of tho most darlnu mblicrlca
Saturdays night that haa over occurred
In tho city. Then thousand dollar in
tho amount helloved to hnvo heon r
curcd by thi rohher. Two mall wclra
containing tho money, which hal Ju.it
been picked up from two of tho down
town BUii-Htntlonn wns left In nu uu
protected collectliiK wagon in front of
the Masonic tempio whllo tho mall
carrier went Into tho building to Kiither
mall that had accumulated there. Tho
carrier was roho only a moment, hut
when ho returned hln horso and wnuon
had dlHappeared. Whllo tho carrier had
boon In tho bulhlliiK. tho robber, who
evidently hud been wnltliiK for his op
portunity, hail Jumped Into tho rlK and
driven away.
Tho Htrcet was full of peoplo at tho
tlmo, but no ono seems to hnvo noticed
tho thief. Tho two mall sacks, cut
open and rilled of their contents, wero
found near Kirk's soap factory, fully a
nillo from tho scone of tho robbery, Tho
horso and rig wore found two miles
further west, where tho robber had left
then BtundliiK In the street. Tho pollco
'and federal authorities wero notified
less than two minutes after tho rob
bery occurred, but no traeo of tho rob
bers has been secured.
Doth tho mall bags were full of rois
tered Icttors. Tho postal authorities
aro tinablo to stnto the exact amount
Btolcn, but estimate it a fully $10,000.
IniMi Mini WnmliTK
John Larson, nn Insano man, who
was being taken from Lincoln to Hast
ings to bo placed In tho aayluin Micro,
escaped from tho ofllceis during tho
trip nnil wnndcred through tho county
to Illuo Hill, whero ho was taken in
charge by a farmor. who took him to
Rod Cloud. Ho will bo taken to Hast
ings ns soon as orders from tho asy
lum aro received.
llerr Itrupp, the tliiniiiiiKiT, Niitruiiiba
to Apoplexy
Her rKrupp, the great gimmakor, and
tho wealthiest man In (iirmany, died
suddenly from apoplexy Saturday af
ternoon nt bis villa at Iliicgcl.
Ilcrr Krupp had been 111 for sovernl
days, and a report of his condition was
telegraphed dally to his wife, who had
been sovernl months at Jena under
medlcnl treatment. Concerned by tho
latest dispatch regarding her husband
Frnu Krupp left Jena accompanied by
Professor Illswanger of tho medical
faculty of tho university there.
According to tho medical reports his
physlelatis succeeded In restoring Herr
Krupp to consciousness, but their
patient soon relapsed into Inscnslbllty.
Ho died at II o'clock. In thu meantime
tho directors of tho Krupp works nnd
Horr Kupp's solicitors had been sum
moned. They held a consultation nf
tor his death and caused a bulletin an
nouncing his demise to bo posted at tho
works nt 6 o'clock.
No Thought ot Ahdlr.itlon
Adrii'cs I mm an entirely trustworthy
enuco which rfnch St. Petersburg, Rus
sia, from Valta, Crimea, report that tho
r.ar and r.irlna aro In oxcollcnt spirits
iiml that there Is no chango In tho
iRfft-ttlonate relations between tho Im
perial couple. Nt-lther the revolution
ists nor tho conservatives credit tho
rumors that the czar Intends to nbdl
tnte or that there !s question of his
divorcing tho czarina. Tho Btorles that
tho czarina's mind Is affected aro
equally rejected as unworthy ot cre-donce.
Oannlnc Furtory to ho .started
During the past ten years few, If any,
bonuses havo been granted in this
state, but Grand Island Is to tho front,
having about completed Rich a deal
for tho rejuvenation of Its canning fac
tory. And It Is safo to say that oven
with tho general tendoncy on tho part
of tho business men and citizens to
pull together tho raising of a bonus
proposition would not have been ac
complished this tlmo but for tho fact
that tho proposlton enme from a man
who was n former citizen of tho city
and upon whoso Integrity nnd ability
tho utmost confidence was placed.
Jnmes V. Hourke, of Oninha, brother
of tho baseball manager and formerly
a citizen of Grand Island, whero ho
nmnnged tho canning factory under tho
management of Archer & Haker, has
comploted tho deal for tho purchase of
tho factory building, tho citizens hav
ing nil but two hundred dollars of tho
$2,000 necessary for putting the build
in tho proper shapo.
Union of Tolmrro Hnli'Mnnn
Tho Independent tobacco salesmen's
union of tho United States held a meet
ing at Chicago with forty representa
tives from various factories through
out tho country In attendance. A chnr
tor sanctions organization In tho
American federation of lnbor. Tho
object of tho union Is to perfect and
maintain a rautunl nnd concerted ac
tion by tho salesmen of the Independ
ent factories agnlnst trust products.
Kloptnint Kill n Keeper
A Savannah, n., dispatch of Nov.
23, saya: Gypsy, a big elephant belong
ing to a circus, which injured Its keep
er In winter quarters In Chicago sev
eral years ngo, went crazy six miles
from Vnldostn yesterday afternoon nnd
killed her keeper, James O'Hourkc.
Tno circus train hud been In a wreck
at Ti'ft-n early In tho day, when sov
ernl of the animal cars were wrecked
and two or thrco trained horses killed.
After tho train had again started up
Gypsy became so noisy and restless
that O'Kourko entered her car as tho
train stopped nt a small station to try
and quiet her.
Immediately tho elephant attacked
against tho side of tho ear. O'Rourko,
for some reiifion did not closo tho door
of the car altar him, so, after killing
hor kttper, Gypsy escaped to the
woods. Her nosenco wns noted before
the train lelf tho station nnd a hunt
was organi'od.
The big lintt was finally killed by
several ride shots.
Miirdor nt Crti'Tford
Hastings Uroaddus was shot and
killed nt Crawford Neb., by Jim'
Walker nnd died. Walker was arrested
today by Marshal Harvey and taken to
Chadron.
Tho men. It Is claimed, had n quar
rel, tho cause of which Is not deter
mined. Friends of Walker assert his
llfo was threatened and that the shoot
ing was Justified. Ho made no effort
to escape, tho wound at first not be
ing helloved to ho fatal.
Not much Is known of tho dead
man. His remains aro being held by
tho authorities, pending advices from
relatives, none of whom has been
heard from.
A Hoy Hero
Hastings, Neb., lias a boy hero in tho
nine-year-old Bon of Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Ixary, Young Leary and his soven-year-old
sister wero burning n pllo of
brush and whllo thus engaged tho girl's
clothing became Ignltod and sho was
enveloped in flames. Her brother heard
hor cries nnd going to her assistance,
soon succeeded In extinguishing tho
flames by rolling her on tho ground
nnd smothering tho thorn with his bare
bands. Tho little clrl Is still in a
critical condition, but it is thought sho
will recover.
I'oUoii In the l'le
An entire family was bady poisoned
at Hastings, Neb., by eating apple pie,
and ns a result Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lambert and four children havo been
lingering between llfo and death ever
since. Mrs. Lambert had baked a cou
plo of pies, which wero aton at supper
tlmo. Within an hour after supper
ovory member of tho family became
quite sick and wero all compelled to
go to bed Immediately. During the
night their condition becamo serious
and a physician was summoned. After
a careful diagnosis it wns pronounced
to bo n bad caso of poisoning and it
wns definitely decided that in somo
mysterious mnnncr poison had gotten
Into the npplo pies.
('lenient" I'IiiiIh ilia Mnn
Sheriff Clements, of Madison county,
Nebraska, arrived In Chicago Sundny
and took nwny as his prisoner Francis
Maxwell, alias Mills, who, It Is charged,
escaped from tho Madison county jail
last month. Tho man Is wanted for
trial on a chnrgo of forgery. He was
arrested In Chicago Saturday at 722
west Twenty-second street.
llend 4)n the Trnrka
Robert Tumblcson. of Coffcen, was
found mangled and dying on tho rail
road tracks at Pana, 111. A. Craig, who
was with Tumbleson, beforo IiIb death,
was arrested. It Is helloved Tumble
son wns aasulted. robbed and placed on
tho track by somo one.
Hpnln Scent Coimplrucy
A Madrid, Nov. 22, special says: Ac
cording to a dispatch to tho Imparclal
nt Lisbon, tho govornmont thero bo
llovcs that a serious conspiracy Is on
foot with a view to forming a regency.
Government ngents aro closoly watch
ing tho barracks and tho navnl club.
A well known goneral, it Is said, hna
declared that a regency is necessary.
Tho correspondent assorts that tho
government sees conspiracy on all
aides and that serious devolopmont
may follow.
The Lincoln Sanitarium.
Our front pngo this Issuo shows an
inner view of tho pleasant reception
room of tho Lincoln Sanitarium and
Sulpho-S.allno Bath house, located at
Thirteenth and M streets, Lincoln.
This Banltarlum, under the manage
ment of Drs. J. O. and M. H. Everett,
has long been tho foremost institution
of its kind in tho west Thousands
of satisfied former patients in nil parts
of tho country tell the story of their
success. Seo tholr advertisement else
whero in this Issue.
Ilnay In rinttanionth Shops
Official notice has been received at
tho D. & M. shops nt Plattsmouth of
tho appointment of Frank Robinson ns
foreman of tho Burlington planing mill
to succeed B. S. Barstow, who wns re
cently ndvanced to tho position of gen
eral car Inspector of tho company's
lines west of tho Missouri river. At
present thero Is an unusually largo
amount of work on hand In tho local
shops, nnd In a number of tho depart
ments It hns been found necessary to
put on night shifts.
HIS HAND HURT
But He Didn't Know it Had Been
Amputated
A VERY PECULIAR CASE
l'fchologlc.l Kxperlonce of Alva Itob
erta of Carroll, Neb. Other Newa
of ft Uencml Intureatlng Char
acter For limy Header
Sioux City, la.. Nov. 21. Medical
and psychological circles nro talking
of a strange case nt a hospital here.
Alva Roberts of Carroll, Neb., a young
boy, was brought here with his right
arm badly mangled nbovo the wrist.
Amputation was necessary. Following
the operation, Dr. A. V. Bowman was
sitting with the lad when tho patient
began to moan nnd said:
"Oh, my hand Is cramped so. Please
Btrnlghten the lingers nnd rub them."
The doctor did not like to tell the
boy his arm had been cut off, ns the lit
tle felow had Just come out from under
tho influence of the anesthetic, so ho
said:
"Your arm Is nil wrapped up now
nnd cannot be disturbed."
But tho surfcrer kept pleading to
have his hand straightened out, and
the doctor who had heard of curious
cases of persons complaining of pain,
In amputated memberH.dcclded ot make
an experiment. He called a nurse and
Instructed her to sit with the boy and
note his actions and heed every word
he spoke.
The doctor went Into the operating
room nnd picked up the portion of the
boy's arm which had been removed.
Sure enough the hand was In n very
cramped condition. He straightened
the lingers carefully and rubbed them.
Returning to the ward where the
boy lay tho physician asked the nurse
If the patient hnd paid anything.
"Yes." responded the attendant. "He
stopped asking to have his hand
Btnilghtened out nnd said:
"There, thnt feels lots better."
The lad soon went to sleep.
GRAIN RATES ADVANCED
MYSTERIOUS THEFT
Adam Kzpreaa Company I.ont'H n 840, -OOO
l'lickaRd
A Lincoln, Nov. 24 special says:
Did the Adams lSxpress company lose
iv large sum of money In iv daring rob
bery Saturday morning?
While the transfer of thu through ex
press on the Portland special of the
Burlington railroad was being made
early Saturday morning a package con
taining $40,000 In currency was stolen.
This wus the rumor in Lincoln this
morning. It came from an authentic
source, but was vigorously denied by
Burlington and Adams Express com
pany otllclals. The manner in which
the report originated gave It the stamp
of truth.
When the Portland special pulled Into
the Burlington station Saturday morn
ing at about 2 o'clock the transfer of
the express from one car to another
wns completed with the exception of a
single package. That package, the ex
press messenger placed In the loor of
the car. He turned around. It was
gone. Since thnt time nothing has been
seen or heard of It.
Burlington officials expressed surprise
at the story this morning. They de
clared It was "news to them" and made
"sport" of the rumor.
STRIKE IN HAVANA
Starvation dinars a Illot nt the Cuban
Capital Tito Killed
Havana, Nov. 24. Police Captain
Maso and two officers were wounded
nnd two strikers wero killed during a
demonstration today In front of the
palace. In addition two policemen and
several strikers were wounded.
The strike here became general to
day. Tho conductors and motormon
continued running their cars until 10
o'clock, when Superintendent Green
wood ordered a suspension of tnitllc. He
had asked the civil governor for pro
tection but tho authorities wero unable
to protect the cars. Several of them
were wrecked and some motormen und
conductors were injured. Tho men were
willing to remain nt work, but the offi
cials, In order to protect the property,
deemed It wise to suspend the service.
Tho situation Is grave. The police
will not make arrests owing to the pro
nounced sympathy of tho mayor and
other city officials with the strikers. A
mob of strikers drove the employes of
tho Western railroad from the trains
this morning. No bread or meat is on
salo and a continuance of tho strike
will cause much suffering to the poor.
Hen of Anarchists
Killed by an Kxploalon
Ono mnn was killed and sevornl
others seriously injured by the explo
sion of a locomotive holler at Thomp
son, on tho Monongnhela division of
tho Pennsylvania railroad at Pittsburg,
Pa. John Mnrkovlsch, of DuqueBne, a
trainman, was tho man killed. Of the
Injured, nil railroad employes, nono arc
expected to dlo.
Kentneklan n Suleldo
eorgo S. Shelby, nged twenty-Blx,
great grandson of Isnac Sholby, first
governor of Kentucky, killed himself
with a revolver, says a Lexington, Ky
dispatch. Thero was no known causo
for suicide,
Friends Will Seek l'nrdon
Louis Rhon, of Jollct, reached Jollot,
111., Into last night after throo years'
creditable service In tho Philippines.
Whllo greeting IiIb aged parents, offi
cers appeared and arrested him as a
fugitive from tho reformatory at Pon
tine. Rhen escaped from this Institu
tion three years ago, having been sent
down from Chicago. Ho enlisted In
the Twenty-third UnlWd States Infan
try and has an honorable discharge.
Friends will mako an effort to, have
him pardoned from tho penitentiary.
Now .Schedules Will Ho In KfTcct Decem
ber lath
Thnt grain rates have been raised
2 cents u. hundred pounds, effective
Decomber 15, hus been confirmed In
Omaha. Officials of the ralkoads who
attended the Chicago trafll,meetlngs
at which this was decided last week
have returned and have unuounced thnt
the reports were correct. .They de
nounce the Idea that this Is to bo a
hardship to the farmer or that It was
done to swell the treasury reports of
thn railroads.
Two cents a hundred on nil grain
shipped out of Nebraska Is tho edict.
It Is a winter into and said not to bo
ut all likely of permanency, It la fur
more costly to ship grain in the. winter
than In the summer time; this Is one
reason for the raise. Road expenses
havo been raised by tho advances in
salaries of employes; this is another
reason.
The maximum charge for shipping
wheat from Nebraska to Mississippi
points from St. Louis to Dubuque Is
15 cents a bushel. The minimum Is
y-10. Nebraska farmers who reallzu
the extent of the differential In their
favor as compared with Iowa will not
think that they are being wronged.
Farmers In some parts of Iowa paid
only 3 and 4 cents less than those of
Nebraska to get their grain to Mis
sissippi points. It Is said to be no
wonder that many of them nre selling
their 170 Und to take that In Nebraska
at $30.
The ofllclals say that the Interests of
the farmers and railroads arc one In
common. For that reason there should
be no fear that the railroads arc seek
ing to wrong them. When grain prices
were low and times were hard, they
point out, the roads reduced the rates
commensumtcly and some of them
have not been advanced greatly slnco
that time though nearly everything
else has gone up.
Reports thnt tho raise Is to extend
to all articles of shipment are declared
false. Kast of the Mississippi, rates
In general will be revised, but west of
It those on structural iron, steel, barbed
wire, nails and some other fifth class
commodities, uslde from grain, are to
be raised only to the former standard
from which they wore lowered by a
rate-cutting match between railroads
several mouths ngo.
TRANSCONTINENTAL LINE
New York, Nov. 24. As the outcome
of thu nrrcst of two Italians lighting
fiercely In the street, the pollco of
Oak street station In this city believe
they hnve discovered an anarchistic
mettlng place "within a stone's
thiow" of the station. The prisoners
gave their names as Dominic Santo
nnd Tony Monz. Santo had iv big re
volver with which ho was trying to
shoot Monz. The latter carried n dan
gerous looking knife, nnd when ho
was searched fifteen cartridges woro
found In Snnto's pockets. Besides
thero was an unopened letter from
Cnnnntelllt. Italy.
Monz hnd a rough map of Paris, nnd
tho department of tho Seine, with
about a dozen of the largest public
buildings numbered consecutively and
marked. Ho also had a billhead from
the Carlton Hotel, London, and admit
tod that ho came to thin country thieo
weeks ago.
According to tho police tho tight
started in a hall In Roosevelt street,
where a meeting was In session. Santo
wns charged with having revealed se
crets, and tho light In the street fol
lowed, resulting In their arrest. Menz
U said to havo admitted that he was
an annrchlst.
Detroit, Nov, 24. Argument on tho
application for a new trlnl for Frank
C. Andrews, former vice president of
the wrecked City Savings bnnk, be
gan today beforo Judgo Murphy, In the
recorder's court. The application Is
based on several affidavits that Juior
Bock was prejudiced against Andrews
when ho was sworn In as a Juror In the
case.
Anaconda, Mont., Nov. 24. John Mo
Geary, who killed Superintendent John
Evans of the Washoe Smelter In last
July was sentenced to twelve yenrs In
the penitentiary today, the verdict be
ing murder in the second degree.
(Iranil Trunk llehlnd nn Iiiiiiienao New
1'uelllr Coast Project
Montreal, Quo., Nov. 21. Canada Is
to have a second transcontinental rail
way, extending from ocean to ocean.
The announcement was made by
Charles M. Hays, second vice presi
dent and general manager of tho
Grand Trunk railway. The construc
tion of the new line will begin as soon
as the necessary legislation can bo
obtained from the Canadian parlia
ment. The Grand Trunk will be behind the
now road and will operate It, but as
In the caso of the Grand Trunk lines
west of the Detroit river It will 1m
cm structed under a separate corpor
ate name, the Grand Trunk Paelllc
Hallway company. The new line, ac
cording to the statement of Mr. Hays,
will have a mileage of about three
thousand miles, and the construction,
including equipment, stntlons. bridges,
ships and other facilities, will Involve
an expendltuie of from 75 to 100 mill
ions. According to the present arrange
ment the new system will run through
that portion of northern Ontario known
as New Ontario, starting from North
Bay or Grnvenhurst. Ont., and extend
ing through Manitoba, the northward
territories and RrltWh Columbia, to
Putte Inlet or Port Simpson, II. C, ns
later mny be determined upon.
The now line will bo run through
some of the lost parts of the "New
Ontario" and "New Northwest" to col
onize which extraordinary efforts aro
now being put forth by the Dnmlnlor
government nnd the railway lines.
Indian Territory I'looil
Ardmore, I. T Nov. 24. A serious
flood exists In the Washita and Blue
valleys in the Chickasaw nation, tho
country for miles around being under
water. In some sections It hns rained
continuously for fourteen days, causing
thu rivers to overflow. Many families
havo been forced to abandon their
homes and seek shelter on higher
ground, and numerous bridges havo
been washed out and railroad traffic Is
Impeded. No trains have been run
over the Choctaw railroad Into Ard
more since Friday and work on tho
'Frisco road has been stopped. It Is
believed thnt heavy loss will result to
top cotton. No lives are reportet'
lost.
Conl I'lrates Nnmeroua
New York, Nov. 24. Coal shippers of
Port Reading, Perth Amboy, Port John
son and Ellzabethport have organized
a vlgllnnce committee to protect their
cargoes of coal In transit by water to
New York, Knormous amounts of coal
are lost yearly by shippers owing to
the depredations of the pirates, who
have become so bold that they sell their
stolen goods openly nt piers here. Here
after each barge will have an nrmod
guard, whose orders will bo to shoot
any one approaching his barge and
who falls to answer a challenge.
Wireless Telegraphy
Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. 24. A bill
has been prepared for Introduction In
me local legislature next year provid
ing for the erection of wireless tele
graphy stations here.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Chicago, Nov. 24. Charles M. Moore,
son-in-law of John W. Shormnn and
member or the linn of A. J. Whllllo &
Co., stock brokers, committed suleldo
by shooting this morning at his home,
41C7 Grand boulevard. He was 35
yenrs of ago and had been In poor
hfiilth for some time. Mr. Moore wns
well known on the stock exchange.
Now York, Nov. 21. Arguments
made on the motion made a few days
ngo made for a new trlnl for Atbert T.
Patrick, which was to have taken place
today before Recorder Goff, was ad
journed until Wednesday because of
the absence from the city of Assistant
District Attorney Gnrvln, who has
charge of the prosecution's side of the
cai'e. Patrick was convicted of the
murder of WIlllnf.rM. Rice.
Rome, Nov. 24,-lfilng Victor Em
manuel has signalized tho birth of the
Princess Mafalda, who was born No
vember 19. by giving $20,000 to the
foundling hospital and $20,000 to tho
freo hospitals,
Tollurlde, Col., Nov. 24,-Sonator
Buckley of Tellurldo has received a tel
ephone message from Senator Hullett,
manager of the Sliver Lakes mines at
Sllverton to tho effect that the latter
haB received nn anonymous notice to
leave camp. The notice is regarded As
tin act of some Individual with fancied
grievance against Senntor Hallett. wlia
hns taken advantage of tho oxcltement
to express his dislike In this way.
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