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Brief Mention of What Is Transplrlnfl
In Varloui Sections of Our Own
and Foreign Countries.
Washington.
Vlco President Sherman nnd a
party of IiIh frluiulu wore held up by
Maryland olllcorH Just beyond tlio 131s
trlct of Columbia because their an
toiuobllo was not provided with a
Maryland Hcciiho for I a 1 1 .
Information was asked for by Ken
resontatlvo Oihlor of New York from
tno nccrf'tary of tho navy as to wheth
er a combination of any kind exists
among tlio shipbuilding (Inns of the
United States that Is operative to the
disadvantages of tlio government.
Tlio supply depots of tho army will
be redistributed over tlio country and
placed at centrally located points of
tho various military departments. It
was decided to locnto them in nil
enscs possible near tho camps set
opart by tho states for tho rendezvous
of troops.
Will the duko of tho Abruzzl renew
his suit for tho hand of Miss Kath
erlno Klklns, now thnt her father,
whoso Inslstenco that his daughter
should not wed tho Savoy prlnco un
less sho was given full recognition an
a duchess, has pusscd from tho scouo?
It Is confidently believed among his
Intimate- friends In Washington that
ho will.
That tho railroads of tho United
SUites have not demonstrated that
their management is both efficient
nnd economical Is tlio contention
made in n brief filed with tho inter
Btato commorco commission by Wil
liam D. Ilaynlo nnd II. C. Luston on
behalf of tho Illinois manufacturers'
association In the pending investiga
tion of proposed advance in freight
rates by carriers.
Secretary MacVeagh's plan to stop
colnngo of gold and permit the secre
tary to Issuo gold certificates against
gold bullion nnd foreign gold promis
es to become law at this session of
congress. Secretary MncVoagh has
written a letter to Senator Aldrlch
suggesting n bill, and Mr. Aldrlch
hns asked him to nppear boforo tho
senate's flnnnco commlttoo nnd ex
plain tho plan fully. '
General.
Senator Elklns left an estate valued
at 0,000,000.
IsthmuB cannl-workors bellovo they
neo tho end of tho Culebra cut slides.
Nebraska is likely to Ioso out in
tlio contest for tho circuit Judgeship.
Tho ilrst democratic governor of
thirty years was Inaugurated in
Maine.
t Goneral Pershing says Filipinos can
bo depended upon to light In dofenso
of tho Island.
Tho senate refused to givo its con
sent to tho admission of Chinese to
tho West Point military acadomy.
Six hundred men of the light In
fantry with quick flrers snlled from
Lisbon to assist in carrying out tho
sanitary measures against tho chol
era. Tho Venezuelan govornmont hns Is
sued a decree setting aside 1 per
cent of tho import duties collectod
for tho creation of n fund to bo used
for sanitary purposes.
Fred C. Throop, held at the county
Jail in OmnW on an Insanity charge,
swallowed a $100 bill which he had
cunningly secreted boforo tho "frisk
ing" process by officers. "There's
ono pleco of money tho pollco didn't
get," ho observed to n fellow prisoner.
Two masked bandits entered tho
ofllco of tho Angelas hotel In Kl Pa
so, Texas, and robbed tho safe of
about $5,000 In ensh and Jewelry. Tho
celrk and porter were forced Into tho
basement nt tho point of reolvors.
W. R. Hearst must either pay dam
agos or prove to a court of law that
he cannot bo hold responsible for tho
llro works explosion of election night,
1902, In which soveral were killed or
wounded.
A stamp tax on snlo for futuro de
livery of stocks, grain, provisions or
other commodities may bo Imposed
by a state without violating tho fed
oral constitution, according to a de
cision of tho supremo court of tho
United States.
Tho American Sugar Hoflnlng com
pany has deposited $700,000 In cash
in tho United Statoa treasury to com
promise Its civil liabilities in tho
sugar drawback frauds In Now York.
Secretnry MncVoagh probably will ac
copt the money for tho government.
President Tnft Is anxious that leg
islation affecting business Interests
bo onacted at this session.
Tho question whether an anti
rat o cutting clauso constitutes con
spiracy was argued In tho supreme
court.
Senator Lafayette Young declared
himself in favor of tho onactment of
tho Oregon prlmnry law by tho com
ing Iowa legislature.
William T. Wardoll, prohibition
candidate for mayor of Now York In
18DG and for governor in 1900, was
taken ill in tho subway Tuosday af
ternoon and died 15 minutes latnr.
Tho army appropriation bill Is
nenrly roady to report.
Flvo mon wero killed in a train col
lision nt Cheney, Wash.
Uoth houses of congrcsB adjourned
as a mark of respect for Senator El
kins.
Action was begun at Now York to
annul tho so-called steamer compact.
Tho house voted to abolish tho of
flco of second deputy commissioner
of pensions.
President Tnft gave approval to
tho, roport of tho board of engineers
on reclamation projects.
Tho supremo court finds It difficult
to draw tho line between legal and
Illegal restraint of trade.
Tho plan of refunding the Hondur
an debt Is regarded as amounting to
a United States protectorate.
Members of. tho Missouri vnlloy
conference stood pat on tho question
of eliminating thanksgiving day foot
ball. Supremo court of Nebraska holds
that tho salo of beer In bottles In
cases Is n sale at retail and not whole
sale. Assets of tho Washington-Alaska
bank, now In tho hands of a receiver,
are $1,100,000 and Its liabilities are
$900,000.
A reduction In tho freight rate on
cottonseed from points In Missouri,
Arknnsas and liulslnnn to Memphis,
Tenn., Is made.
A strong movement, supported by
the bishop of Liverpool nnd loading
churchmen, has been started against
Mormon activity there
Tho grand Jury In tho Los Angeles
Times explosion case returned 22
Indictments. All of tho Indictments
chargo murder In connection with
that crime.
Tho $.'100,000 appropriation mado by
congress at tho last session for re
moving tho wreck of tho battleship
Malno In Havana harbor will bo In
sufficient. Refusal of tho Interstate Commorco
commission t'o assume Jurisdiction of
tho railways of Alaska was sustained
by tho supremo court of the District
of Columbia,
Ono fatality out of 32,G00,000 pas
sengers carried by steam vessels of
all classes plying to and from Phila
delphia was tho remarkable record
mado In 1910.
In a lit of rngo because she had
gono to live with her mother, Wnlter
Osgood, of Omnha, shot and killed
his wife nnd fatally wounded a mnn
who enmo to her nssslstanco.
Declaring tho merit syBtem recent
ly inaugurated by tho postal depart
ment gives room for gravo Injustice
on the part of officials, a deputation
of clerks left for Washington to enter
n protest.
How to meet the Inroads of west
ern apples In markets until now held
by enstern orchardlsts is tho main
concern of tho New York State Frlut
Growers' association, which Is hold
Ing Its tenth annual meeting.
The appointment of n board of offi
cers to mako n special study of auto
mobiles and to design a mnchlno
adapted to army purposes, has been
recommended to tlio wnr department
by Lleutennnt Colonel I. W. Llttell,
chief quartermaster of tho Depart
ment of tho East.
Lieutenant Governor Oglesby se
verely criticised tho Illinois senate,
when ho found thnt not enough son
ntors to mako a quorum had re
mained In Sprlngllcld, and that, as a
result, no action was possible on tho
election canvass.
Dills to put most of tho necessities
of life on tho freo list wero offered
In the house by IteprcBontatlve Mann
of Illinois. Thero wero 15 of these
measures, covering lenther, cotton
goods, lumber, corcnls, vegetables
meat products and tho like.
The Aetna Indemnity or Hartford,
Conn., and tho Farmers' and Mercan
tile Insurnnco compnny of Lincoln,
Neb., hnvo been barred from writing
now business In Ohio on orders from
Superintendent C. C. Lamcrt, of the
Insurance department, under penalty
of revocation of their license.
If Senator Lorlmer retains his scat
It will bo only after several senators
have expressed themselves freely.
Tho question as to how the United
States shall ho re-apportloned into
congressional districts In accordance
with the 1910 cenaus was dlscuessed
with tho president by Representative
Cruuipneker of Indiana, chairman of
tho houso committee on census. Mr.
Crumpaeker thinks the membership
of the houso should be Increased.
.Tero F. Llllls, whom John P. Cud
ahy cut with a knife March 5, last,
retired as president of the Western
Exchange bank nt Kansas City.
Personal.
General E. S. Dudley, formerly com
mandant at the university, died at his
home in Johnstown, N. Y.
Tho New Jersey senatorial row Is
soon to break forth afresh.
Senator Galllnger Introduced his re
vised ocean mail subsidy bill.
Aviators who mado an oxamlnatlon
of Molsant's wrecked machine nre at
a loss to know tho cause of the acci
dent. Tlio house reversed itself and sus
talned Speaker Cannon In an exactly
similar caso by which ho 'wns over
ruled on the .Norrls resolution.
It Is declared that President Taft
Is shaping matters for a second term.
Tho outlook for the Cuban govern
ment for tho coming year is said to
bo bright.
Champ Clark, slated for speaker of
tho house, Is tiot worrying as to tho
presidential nomination.
At a meeting of Now York bankers
stops wero taken to prevent tho clos
ing of the Madison Trust company.
Charles W. Hoxie, a prominent bus
Iness mnn and member of the elt
council, of Kearney, Nehr., died sud
donly nfter an illness of less than n
wook of erysipelas of tlio fnc
en FAIR MEN
ANNUAL MEETING AND BANQUET
IN LINCOLN, JANUARY 17
HAPPENINGS OVER THE STATE
What Is Going on Heie and There
That Is of Interest to the Read
ers Throughout Nebraska
and Vicinity,
Lincoln Tho second nnnual meet
ing of the Nebraska association of fair
managers will be held here, January
17. Tho opening session will bo hold
nt tho Commercial club rooms at 6:30
p. m. ,tho program to bo preceded by
a banquet, with G. W. Hervey of
Omnha toastmaster. Tho program is
as follows:
"Publicity," James E. Ityan, Indian
oln; "The Circuit," II. P. Wilson, Ge
neva; "Concessions," L. II. Cheney,
Stockvllle; "The Stock Show," E. E.
Youngs, Lexington; "Our County
Fair," Jos. Plgnian, Ilrokcn Dow;
"Freo Attractions," Georgo Jackson,
Nelson.
Commemorate Founding of Church.
Surprise. The Daptlsts of this place
held a dinner to commemorate tho
founding of tho church hero twenty
eight years ago. The dinner wns
given at the homo of Hcv. Francis N.
Drown, and fifty members were pres
ent. Two of the charter members,
Mrs. C. E Dentlcy of Lincoln and
Mrs. Wilbur Ludden of Surprise, were
present. The other live are dead. Tho
church was organized on the C. E.
Hcntley farm seven miles south of
town in August, 1SS0.
Record Price for Ranch.
Fnlrhury Probably the largest sum
over paid for ono piece of Innd In Jef
ferson county was received by Isnac
Donhnm when he sold a 1,000-ncre
ranch nenr Reynolds, southwest of
Fnlrhury, Tor $.r.t1,000. Gustavo Prle
fert, a farmer living near Reynolds,
purchased the tract.
Worst Storm In Years.
Aurora Tho great storm of Sunday
nnd Monday Is declared by the old
residents of this county to hnvo been
the most severe In many years. The
coldness of the ntmosphere combined
with tho high rate of velocity of the
wind made a combination hard to com
bat. Nebraska Pioneer Dies.
Plattsmouth FranclB S. White, who
for the past ilfty-threo years has re
sided in this city, Is dead at his resi
dence here of pneumonia, aftor being
sick but a few days.
Suicide of Mayor's Son.
Osmond Charles J. Dlllerback, son
of tho mayor of this place, ended his
Ilfo hero Friday. The bullet entered
his temple. He was despondent over
ill health.
Adams suffered a disastrous fire
Tucsdny.
The City hotel, one of Ftomont's
old landmarks, was burned Tuesday.
Omaha clalniB to havo the largest
savings nnd loan association In the
world.
Falrbury is still discussing plans for
tho organization of a Juvenile brass
band.
Droken Dow has pledged $75,000 for
the establishment of a packing house
at that place.
Tho ilrst patron of the postal sav
ings bank at Nebraska City waB tho
Janitor of 1ie building.
Cornelius Madden, a bachelor sixty
years old, was found dead in lifs bed
near Kearney by a neighbor.
Fruit men nround Norton nro put
ting In smudge pots to ho used In case
of late frosts tho coming spring.
Will Mnupln was elected president
of the State Federation of Iabor at
its session Just closed nt llavclock.
The Cudnhy Packing company of
Omaha are dovoloplng the silica beds
at Ingham recently acquired by them.
Kdgar S. Dudley, a former com
mandant of the stato university en
dots, Is dead at his homo at Johns
town, N. J.
Walter Moore, a state farm student
at Lincoln, had the end of his nose
bitten off by an angry stallion ho was
caring for.
Rov. James Gearhart, a well known
Methodist minister, died at his home
in University Place, the result of n
stroke of apoplexy.
Mrs. Cora Rhodes of Glenover died
Monday from the effects of a doso of
pads green, taken with suicidal Intent.
Her husband killed himself six mouths
ago.
V. II. Meek, a railroad man, was
run down by a street car at Lincoln
Tuesday, receiving Injuries from which
he died In a hospital later.
Lincoln offices of the Union nnd
Postal telegraph companies aro ar
ranging to deliver messages by tele
phone Instead of by messenger ser
vice as heretofore.
While a party of young folks were
enjoying "themselves at a dance near
Filler Bomo thief took advantago of
the opportunity and Btole about a
dozen hip robes and horse blankets
from tho rigs. Tho goods stolen were
worth about $150.
MIbb Clara Itohlff, a 15-yoar-old
Omaha girl, lost an envelope contnin
Ing over $2,100 on her way to a bank
when sho went to deposit it.
Tho now Darlington station at Peru
will soon bo ready for occupancy. Tho
foroman says it Ib the best bulldinf
between Lincoln and St. Joseph.
Joo McGraw, onco a prominent Lin
coln politician, nnd formerly adjutant
at tho Grand Island soldiers' homo,
dropped dead nt his home in Lincoln
Fridny.
Itev. Lewis Gregory, for twonty-flv
years pastor of tho First Congrega
tional church, and since 1900 presi
dent of tho American Savings bank
of Lincoln, died Friday of apoplexy.
Mayor Burrcll has formulated plans
whereby tho city of Fremont may en
ter the business of heating business
blocks, bringing the city an approxi
mate income of $60,000 nt an outlay of
about one-twelfth of tho gross Incomo.
Work on tho now Stromsburg high
school building has been suspended for
tho winter, as good work cannot bo
done during the cold weather. Tho
work hns reached the second Btor
nnd will bo pushed to n finish as soon
as tho weather will permit.
Seven fires within five dnys is tho
record for tho Fremont flro depart
ment, and tho volunteers are pretty
well worn out with tho work and
worry Incident to keeping on edge for
further alarms. Four were still alarms
and damages in none of them amount,
cd to much.
Fremont llremen have decided that
they will engage a special Pullman
car to carry them to the annual con
vention of tho state association of fire
men, which is to be held at Alliance,
Jnnunry 17 to 19. The car will bo
decorated with banners bearing the
Inscription "Fremont Fire Depart
ment" nnd "Fremont Lobster Club,
No. 1," the latter being the title of a
new order of municipal boosters or
ganized by ex-Mayor Georgo Wolz.
LINCOLN
WrWrrr
Labor Commissioner Will Maupln
will deliver un address January 18 be
fore tho Nebraska state poultry asso
elation.
Fire Commissioner C. A. Randall re
ceived his official commission from
Governor Aldrlch on Monday forenoon
and at once took possession of the I
office, succeeding A. V. Johnson. A
linml fnr tin (1(1(1 lino li.nn (llnt ),v 1in I
new commissioner.
According to the usual custom, tlio
Lincoln Commercial club has sent lion- j
orary cards of membership to all mem-
bcrs of the Nebraska legislature. Tho
cards entitle the legislators to all !
privileges of the club, Including those
of the cafe, billiard and reading rooms,
nnd committee rooms. Ono hundred '
nnd lilrr v'.tlirnn In umn1rntci ttrtts lirrt '
ored.
The work of checking nearly $9,000,
000 of bonds and warrants hold in tho
stato treasury vault as un investment
for state trust funds was completed
Saturdny. Treasurer Walter Georgo
gave a receipt to the outgoing treas
urer, Lawson G. Drlnn, for securities
amounting to $8,911,483.73. Last
Thursday Treasurer Georgo receipted
for $605,714.26 in cash, being tho totnl
amount of state funds in depository
banks and casli on hand.
Speaker Kuhl 1b wielding a gavel
mado from wood cut from a tree on
Lookout mountain. The pleco from
which tho head of the gavol was
turned hns a bullet imbedded in it,
This historic instrument was loaned
by tho State Historical society. A
movement Is on foot to present tho
speaker with a gavel which will havo
a sentimental Interest connected with
tho history of the stato of Nebraska.
The sourco or character of historical
Interest haB not been divulged.
One of tho first bills to bo Intro
duced in tho legislature will bo a
measure to appropriate $35,000 for tho
extinction of hog cholera in Nebraska.
A considerable part of this sum, ac
cording to tho purpose In view, will
bo spent for the manufacture nnd dis
tribution of serum. The erection of a
building on tho campus of tho stato
agricultural collego for this specific
purpoBo and tho employment of nn ex
pert as superintendent of tho scram
department nre also contemplated.
Tho value of tho newspaper train
ing of Chief Clerk Henry C. Richmond
is shown In the provision which ho
has urrnnged for facilitating tho work
of tho legislative correspondents. He
Is having a platform constructed
above the private cloak room" In his
office, which will bo reserved for tho
exclusive use of tho press. The result
will be to avoid tho confusion which
has been caused by newspaper repre
sentatives In his ofllco and to mako
their own work moro ensy by giving
them a placo to work free from tho
Intrusion of outsiders.
The bond of Stato Trcasuror-elect
W. A. George haB been approved and
filed at the oxecutlvo office. Tho bond
lu for $1,000,000. Tho principal surety
is tho National Fidollty and Casualty
company of Omnha,
Governor Shnllenborger commuted
tho llfo sentence of Chnrles Pumphroy
to seven enis. Pumphroy was nine
teen years of ago when ho was con
vlcted of complicity In tho murder ot
a Chlnnmnn named Ham Pak of Oma
ha, tho crlmo having been committed
for purposoB of robbery.
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CAN NOT STAND TEST
LAWYERS CHARGE FLAWS IN
MRS. EDDY'S WILL.
LAW OF TWO STATES VIOLATED
Bequests of More than $5,000 Annual.
ly to a Church Prohibited in New
Hampshire Massachusets
Limit Is $2,000.
Concord. Tho rcsldlnry clauso In
tho will of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy,
founder of the Christian Science
church, is null and void in the opin
ion of Former United States Senator
William E. Chandler, llannis Taylor,
professor of constitutional and Inter
national law at George Washington
university nnd others, according to a
statement given out for publication.
Tho clause in question provides for
a gift of about $2,000,000 to the First
Church of Christ, Scientist, of Bos
ton, known as the "Mother Church." A
statuto of New Hampshire prohibits
a bequest to a church of more than
$5,000 annually, and one of .Massa
chusetts, forbidding more than $2,000
annually, arc the bases for the opinion
which was written by Professor Tay
lor, formerly minister to Spain. Re
ferring to tho reslduiry clause as "null
and void," tho opinion says:
"As to the void gift, the testatrix
died Intestate and Its subject matter
passed on her death to her next of
kin, under tho New Hampshire statute
of distribution."
In tho closing paragraph the opinion
ndvlBes the attorney for the next of
kin thnt such agreements and con
tracts as they mado with tho testatrix
and her trustees In her lifetime bind
them only "to be recognized as valid
such provision of her last will as are
legally valid."
"To that extent." continues tho
opinion, "you are bound nnd required
to Join with tho executors In request
ing the probate court of New Hampshire-
to admit such will to probate, In
solemn form, in order that all Its pro
visions may prevail so far as they are
not forbidden by law."
Mr. Chandler, in his letter to Pro
fessor Taylor, reviews the facts re
garding Mrs. Eddy's will and estate
and the "next friend" suit, which re
sulted in Mrs. Eddy's placing a large
sum of money in trust for her son.
George W. Glover, of Iead, S. D.. and
his children. He then describes his
signing the agreement by which the
"next friends" suit was called and
adds:
"Mr. Streeter (General Frank S.
Streeter, of Concord drew the agree
ment for my signature. When sign
ing I took it for granted that Mrs.
Eddy would not, In giving nway her
property, undertake to violate public
laws. If I had thought sho had al
ready done so, by attempting to cre
ate a church with an endowment of
two millions of dollars, I would not
havo signed."
Rebels Make Stand.
Comstock, Tex. More than twenty
men were killed In a desperate battle
between tho Mexican federal soldiers
and a small party of Insurgents on the
bank of tho Rio Grande, opposite this
point, yesterday. The insurrectoshad
only eighteen men and for three hours
they held at bay about seventy-live
rurales and about 100 Infantry sol
diers. When darkness ended the bnt
tie, tho insurrectos held the field nnd
tho federal troops had withdrawn a
couplo of miles and camped. The In
surrectos left a couplo of hours lator
for their mountain quarters, fifty miles
away, carrying their wounded with
them.
Time to Bury Quarrels.
Des Moines. la. Governor John Car
roll, in his address to the Iowa assem
bly, made a plea for tho cessation of
polltlcnl and factional feuds in Iowa,
declaring they had had an unwhole
some effect on the state.
"While these things may not have
driven any one from nmong us," snld
tho governor, "I do not apprehend
thnt they shall In any way encourage
people to locate here. There Is ev'
donee on every hand and from almost
evory county that these bitter fac
tional alignments have had their in
fluence on business conditions of the
various communities.
Three Clerks Missing.
Connelsvllle, Pa. McCrory's 5 and
10-cent store burst into flames at 10
o'clock Friday when a gas explosion
wrecked tho building. Tho flro which
followed communicated to adjo'ning
structures.
Three young women clerks are
missing, two dorks and tho assistant
manager and a carpenter nro In the
hospital dangerously burned, while a
dozen or moro other employes nro In
their homos suffering from Injuries
moro or less serious.
Peary on Retired List.
Washington, D. C Cnpt. Robert E.
Peary, Arctic explorer, was formally
approved by a sub-commltteo of tho
houso committee on nnval affairs.
Tho subcommittee nt an executive
meeting, from which tho two principal
opponents of Captain Peary. Messrs.
Roberts and Mncon, wero absent,
adopted a favorable roport to the full
committee on tho Dates bill, which ox
tonda the thnnks of congress to Peary
and retires him with tho rank of a
rear admiral in tho engineer corps of
tho navy.
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