The Nebraska Independent
SEPTEMBER 20, 19CC
raised against him on this account as
'well as the popular clamor against
hinc In his position of assistant, min
ister of the interior, caused the czar
to remove him and make , him , com
mandant of the imperial palace.
. At the time of his death , Trepoff
was virtually military dictator of Rus
sia, and the man upon whom the czar
depended to protect him from revolu
tionists and terrorists. -
WAS FRIEND OF PRESIDENTS
Mrs. Lee, Who Died in Maryland, Fa
vorite of Jackson
Washington Mrs. Elizabeth Blair
Lee, widow of Rear Admiral S. P.
Lee, U. S. N., who died yesterday after
noon at her home in Silver Springs,
Md., of old age, was a favorite of
President Andrew Jackson, a friend
of President,Buchanan and knew Pres
idents Van Buren and Lincoln inti
mately. Her acquaintance with Pres
ident Jackson began through her
father, Francis P. Blair, who was the
friend and adviser of the president,
and as a little girl she was with them
m their' conferences and up to the time
of her death recalled that it was her
privilege to fill Jackson's corncob
pipes of which he had a fresh one each
day.
One of her most valuable posses
sions was the portrait of Jackson by
Sully, which was painted when Jack
son was a senator and which Mrs.
Jackson considered the best likeness
of her husband ever produced.
Mrs. Lee spent one winter at the
White House.. Her father had built
a residence opposite the executive
mansion, but it was cold and damp,
and the president, ' fearing for her
health, insisted upon her taking a
room at his residence. Just before his
death she visited him at the Hermit
age, and to her he gave his wife's wed
ding ring and also a ring which had
been presented to him by Mrs. Eliza
pilepsy
Fits
St Vitus Dance
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checked, lead to destruction of
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and build them back to health.
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but he could do very little for me, and
I grew worse every day, and at last
they had three doctors with me. and I
"still got worse. My father heard of
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bottle of Nervine and a box of Nerve
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druggist, who will guarantee that the
Srst bottle will benefit. If It falls, he
will refund your money. -. '
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
W. "Custis, who sent it by General La
fayette.
Mrs. Lee was born at Frankfort,
Ky., June 10, 1818, and came to Wash-
ngton with her father, who was then
the editor of Andrew Jackson's politi
cal organ, - the Globe. She married
ieutenant Lee in 1844. ' "
HELD MENACE yTO CZAR
Premier Stolypin Seeks to Crush Con
stitutional Democrats
The proposed meeting of the consti-
tuional democratic party, which con
trolled the douma, has been prohibit
ed by Premier Stolypin, says an Asso-:
elated Press dispatch from St. Peters
burg. ;" ' ' ' .
M. Stolypin's decision on this mat
ter was reached after the attitude of
the constitutional democrats in the
ate parliament and. their present act-
vity had been exhaustively discussed
by the cabinet. According to, a promi
nent member of this party-, who visit
ed the premier to secure his support
for the meeting, M. Stolypin said he
considered the constitutional demo
crats to have been an undesirable
party in parliament, because their
'respectability" was a cloak for high-
y dangerous sedition and criticism.
The premier much preferred the group
toil, because men like Alladin and
Zhilkin were at least outspoken. The
government and the world at large
knew just where to place them.
This decision has been communicat
ed to the committee of the party and
preparations are already under way to
hold the meeting in Finland, probably
at Helsingfors.
The soldiers on duty at Warsaw, en
raged at the continuance of murders
by the terrorists, are acting with great
brutality. Governor General Skallon
is taking energetic steps to prevent an
attack on the Jews. The Jews are in
a state of panic.
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consumption last winter W is, the re
sult of litigation in London, or both,
is an open question.
ZIMMERMAN IS NOW 'FOR BRYAN
Ohio Democrat Unreservedly Indorses
the Nebraskari
A Springfield, Ohio, despatch says
that John T. Zimmerman,., conservative
candidate for the democratic guberna
torial nomination in 1903 against Tom
Johnson, has broken his,' 'silence of a
year or more and comes but squarely
for Bryan. , Zimmerman . admits he
supported Bryan in a lukewarm man
ner in 1896 and in 1900,. but says he
is now for him unreservedly.
He 'declares Bryan has said nothing
about government ownership that any
conservative democrat cannot indorse.
He believes Bryan does not expect to
make It an issue, but to hold in re
serve as an ultimate remedy in case
present laws are not effective. .
NOT THE RICHEST GIRL
Bertha Krupp Says There Are Ameri
can Girls Wealthier Than She
"I am not ; the richest girl in the
world," says Fraulein Bertha Krupp,
in denying the many stories that have
been published about her. She says:
There are American girls much
wealthier than I. The American pa
pers, you see, have been printing a lot
of nonsense about my affairs and have
put words in my mouth that I would
never dream of uttering. No, I do not
keep a court; this lady, Madam
Brandt, is my companion, not a 'dame
of the palace. They say I have a
bodyguard of 3,000. Those 3,000 men
are doing police duty in the works and
yards that's all. And my cabinet?
If I have one, every American bank
president Indulges in that luxury. ' I
have a board of directors that direct,
in fact they direct the business with
out even consulting me."
CHINA TO OPERATE COAL MINES
Probably Will Export Fuel From the
Northern Part of Empire -
A dispatch from Tokio, Japan, says
there is growing evidence that the
cninese government seriously con
templates competing with the Kaiping
mines in the production of coal in
north China.
The Taotai Kwoh has secured from
the viceroy authorization to export
coal from the district of Paitaitze, be
tween Kaiping and LInsi, and 45,000
taels have been provided to work the
existing native shafts. When the vice
roy is satisfied that the prospects are
favorable, extensive modern mines wil
be opened with foreign assistance.
Whether this action of the Chinese
is caused through the shortage of
'coal supply for railway locomotive
SAYS BACON IS BEST MEAT
Minnesota Professor - Declares It r is
Cheapest Because it Contains the
Most Nourishment
Professor Snyder of the Minnesota
food station says that bacon should
be the most popular . meat. Speaking
of , a recent test made, he asserts .that
the bacon was cut into thin slices and
baked or broiled in the oven until
crisp and brown., - All the fat cooked
out was saved - and consumed with
bread and other food. This way about
90 per cent ofthe protein and 96 per
cent of the fat-contafning bacon were
digested and about 88 per cent of the
energy was available. "Even at a
higher .price per pound," said Prof.
Snyder, "bacon is the cheapest meat
to buy, as it is far more nourishing."
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British Missionaries at Hong Kong
Would Check Traffic in Drug
The British missionaries in Hong
Kong have petitioned the governor to
appoint a commission to ascertain the
best methods of checking, and if pos
sible abolishing, the use of opium, at
the same time asking his excellency
to direct that instruction be given in
the public schools of that country re
specting the evil and debasing results
of the opium habit. The governor has
promised to give the petition careful
consideration.
ADAMS SPIRITED FROM PRISON
Attorneys for Defense in Steunenburg
Case Are Outwitted
Boise, Idaho Steve Adams has been
spirited away from the state peniten
tiary and taken to Wallace, where a
charge of murder has been made
against him. - Attorneys Clarence Dar
row and John P. Nugent, representing
the officers of the Western Federation
of Miners involved in the Steunen
burg case, apparently were outwitted
Spurious Half Dollars
Des Moines, la. Secret service men.
have been summoned here to investi
gate the circulation of a thousand
spurious half dollars. The coins are
said to be perfect and there is a pos
sibiiity that a die has been stolen.
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