Nebraska Newspapers

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By D. M. AMSBERRV. .
. . NBDnASKA
DOW.
BROKEN .
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mimic wnrrnre It
Ono beauty nbout
Collowia In
lint
thnt no Inrgo Ilellsioll
Its wako.
wheat , but who
Wo may 110 shy on
cares , so 10llg as the 0.111'10 crop Is
larger than uBunl.
OUler ambillous prl1o fighters are
tr'lng to find out what brand , of & ; um
Champion Je(1'rks ( chows.
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czarevltcb gel hl8
That foxy young
n. to abolish flogging before he wns
: > ld enough to got his share.
With 2O O mon Itmod In one battle
the Urugmwan revolution III'omlses
of a rCIll wnr.
dlgnlly
:0 : rlso to the
There are lIomo no\\ ' rules In foot
but the old dlrectlonl
baU this year ,
the Injurol1 sUll holtS
ror firs aid to
S od.
Theeo who thought the Ur\\guayal '
rovolulton would 110t amount to mUc'
are D
! ergot llo\\ ' many political Jobs
stake.
Throe hundred gypsies landed n fe'
ftl1)8 ngo at Ellis Islnnd. This Is tt
'argest Romany Rye or p thus far r
r ported.
Last month thcro were only fort
two suicides In Chicago. The for
I tudo of the Chlcagooso Is somethll
I : no.rvelous.
An castern sclontlst nsserts that t
IVoodpeclwr lIas a nerve extemHng t
\ fntlro length at. Its bm. Just 1I1to t
gas coUector !
Oklahomn. day was 0. great succ
at UIO worll1's fair. Arter all , what
o great o.n attraction as II. bunch
beauUCul women ?
Lowls Nixon Is malting ships
will malto sl
lhe cznrj ls pnrtner
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or the mlltndo. Uncle Snm's \ ;
a.lways strlvo to pleas . . .
" The Intost thing In drinks Is
. " properly lat
JefIrles Il\lDcb.
nnder Ute bolt It Is said to glvo
the s aggers ull right.I
bIrd
' 'rho Now Jersey cranberry crall
rear will bo only about halt as
! is It v3.S 0. 'ear ago. Dad nova
New Jersey , good news for Capo
,
Nlcarnguo. and Horiduras nro tll ,
imlng to go to war , but may thh1\ \ ;
or of/It / nnd"atreo upon n post
ment unlU they can get somebol
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loolc.
Ono of the Chlcngo pnpers prl
two column artlclo on "Lcarnln
Art of Conversallon , " but whnt I
roaly o ght to lenrn Is tilO art of
IDg stm.
The rellort of n battle In Url
' .n which 6,000 men were Itl11c !
, , 'ounded , ll\cls ono Important
: lIent. It doesn't bear the '
: late mnrk.
I'"Tho great czar IR , I1tter al
'n. Corlted radish , , vlth a. Illmd
llcally carved , " " SI\YS the NC1
Amorlcnn. st. Petersburg
will nol copy.
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Pnnamo. IlnR InvcstcI$4,001
her $10,000,000 ItNc'IT York
tate. No'IT , , I\1\t will : tbe do
York gets recalcitrant. SOl\\O 1
refuses to pay lho rent ?
GUllta'
colnchlenccl
Quer
: otte , ? spcclnl envoy of King
wbo bns been sent O\'cr he !
'peaco mI slon , " arh'oll her < <
: Iay of tbe MunroeeKrles fil ;
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King Edwnrll Ims confel
hnln of the Ro'nl VIctorl
Nlcholl\ and
! m Emperor
rnncls Joseph. Tbls Is tll ,
' \\'ny of llUtting emllorors In
The Casblon journo.ls dec
" , . \utumn cloalts will reveal 1
.f ! \.nd , ,1\en the figure Is rm
'nan that has to par for I
' " iuently do 0. good deal of I
.
We arc told In the beaut
Indy can o.s
bat a young
, ; , , -uiro tbe graceful round I
. . - raceful flnt w .Jst. It Is al !
, f , In\1ch moro asreeabto In I
,
: ng.
'It ' is said that I\ . diet a
I , sure cure for o.lcoh'oll :
: hlnk of the borole attcmp
, refrain fl
to
' Is making
1)0)
jrunltnrd when bo . 1111s up
rlpo fruit.
A Los Angeles woman'
; .ng 11. house Insists tbat t
oll\no oft the boards the ,
, : ays her son so of modcst : '
! Ow the use of undresse
erecting the structure.
A Pltt burg man ; mlslo
, > ergeant Cor 11. hitching r
evening , tied his borso
' 3\ust bl1.vo been a foolish
Ing . posts don't lean aa !
orl the lIurllose of cal
sleep.
, A noW member just
the Now York stoc1t exc :
coat rlll1ed UII the bacl. ,
' 1cclttlo torn oft , and h
pver his eyes and the
pnd trampled on. Is thi
rtmllr funn ) t
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THE JAP AU JANCE
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CONTINUE Sl.O''l.V
SAID TO
WARD MUKDEN.
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STORIES OF A BATTLE BE UM
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Mukd , ; Regtrded itC Very Important
Da3e-
Winter
' for Ll
o' the Japrtncse
Advnnce GULlrd Is Thirty Miles I
AWJY.
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JII1aneso
St. p'tcrsburg.-1'he }
vallre toward1\lultden continues IIlowly
accorcllng to Inforniallolrccc'eci ! by
the aulhorltles here. Dolh o"clal , ro-
l\lar-
dlslmtches place
Ilorls nnd Ilress
. ' I1dvanco guard thll'ty
Iuls ] Oyaml\'a
'miles 50ulh of Multdell , while Rtor1CS
printed In the foreign press lhat n
he.
grcilt hatlle at 1\Iultden hl\s nlrClulY
the aclual dc-
gun arc dlaIlrovcd tlY
volollmclIl at the scene of the opcra'
tlons.
In the minds ot
Thel'e Is no flucsllon
the Hussll\n n\1thorlllell : of the Itnporl
nnco of 1\ululen \ [ to the Japanese as r
the .1alJt\
winter base. It Is helleved
,
effort to 11I18h au
nese will exert every
the Hussll11s , but It. Is thought II. strug
of the town I
glO for the possession
The Jall nese wll
sOll1e a's dlnlnnt.
probnblY hnvo to roclwn on 11. stubbor
defense of the FlIshan mines.
w .1\Hlglng by pl'esent dovelopmen
Is giving Ull the Ide
10 Marquis OyamlIs
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Kuropatltln'a COD
Co of cutting General
munlcntlons to the nortll\vard , and co :
tontlng himself with ndvnllclng upc
front nnd flanlt in SI1 <
y' the Uusslan
tI. fashion as to force the evacuation '
rlS the town , and comllel the Hnsslans
retreat. further north. 'rho whole pll
advance shows a coo
oC the Japanese
o shlernhle dlfferenco from the OpCl
,0 lions at Llao Yang. At the same tl1
ho the Jilpanese 0
It Is posslhlo that
I\galn malting undisclosed movemen
ns they have s\1ccessfu\l \ ) ' ! lone In . t
ess nnst .
Is Informnl !
1Jest
Accol'dlng to the
of concentrnl
O'nmn has three armies
south o.nd southeast of 1\Iultden ,
of two dl
Is ling
COliS
for fourth corps ,
of men I1rafted fr
slonA. comppsed
II11S the al'mles of Generals teu rold , No !
10)8 to Dzlnr
and Olm , being detnchell
sending out finnlt
chl\n I\nd thence
the columns nOl'thwnl'd nJllnorthenstw
Ided with the ohject of pl'otectlng Oyan
nl the same tlmo ! lrlvlnl
ono right , I\nd
the Husslnn outPORtS.
movement on Rile
An envelOlllng
this large scnle as General Knroltl eSSI ]
'big at Llao Yang Is not expecled.
that t
I for dently the .1allanese realize
Coil. stl'englh Is Inl\dequate to jllstlfy
other atten1l1t to snrrollnd General
reatrOllaUtln , who is noW strollger b '
he was at I.lao
; bel- army COrtlS than
pone- Shot Fired at Russian Official
y to Odess
S'l' PETERSDURG-In
Thursllay morning whllo Chief 0
lIce Neldrardt ; , 111 coml1any
nts a
prlnco Obolensly , 1I1s assistant ,
the
g new gover11
Impectlng SOl\1e
Icoplo Nlc'
buildings In the Boulevard
lOepbuildings
l\Oep-
nl'ar the Pnshlthmonllment. . a :
hlue hlouse fired
man wearin a
volvor from a" dlstl\nce of slc
llgllay , ' ' bullet , dl !
. } 'ho
at Neldgardt.
IamI :
chief of 1101lce I\m
Ingrestrllw the
Chefoo would.bo assastlln was \IImblo '
again before ho was seized h '
ObolensltY. .
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CantnsTHERE ARE NINE DEA
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} Ilpers An Electric Car Blown to Pic
Dynamite.
MEl..nOSE , Mass.-An 0
) , ( ) { 1 of bound electric car cent lnlng
rea cstwo Dersons was blown to 111
If Ne this city Wednesllny night b
ay an Ing a fiftlHna \ hex of d'nam
hml fall,11 off an eXIII'esR Wl\gl
11ersons wore Itl\lell \ olltrlght
ro I . rlln- maI'O dlell of their Injlll'les w
I _ eopo Id , hOllr , anll nilloteen olhol's U1\
ro on a WCI'O tl\ltOn to the two hospl
) on th 0 forlng from soyero Injuries.
'ht . ' II. scuro of 1100'sons In the 1t1
vlclnll ) ' of the eX110slon } were
rred the fi 'lng glass and splinters.
an Order So great was the force 01
EmlorOl' } ploslon that all bllt the tOl
e modern the renr IJOrtion or the car ,
c1mhls. Il\to Rmall 11Iec'f ! . while
wltllin 1raillus or a flunl
. \ tb a t mile were 9hattered ,
10 gnro.
, ealed the
WASI
MEETING AT
t will LTO- NEXT '
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! ; rumbllng.
_ Odd Fellows Will Hold
1905t Capital.
, 1 columns SAN 1.'nANClSCO-Ab (
el\slly ne-
unOdd Pellows and Dl\ughtc
the un-
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exellrsll
be1mh went on an
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probabl )
10 Wellne !
FI'anclsco hay
the acqnlr. Snn
Ing Alcntraz and A11t" ! il
' 110lnts or
_ 8to\111lng \ at othOl'
'rho soverolgn : : rl\1ul 101
is
f apples
sm. 'l'henItlvo Sons 1\1\11 for the cot
to
pertaining
t lItUe of questions
your
won
. Washington
the order.
a
bolng
rom
fo
meoUn l11aco
on the haltas the
nnnual convention.
_ Wlthont tran81\ctlng an ) '
Intlfrest tl
1\'ho Is bll\1d- \ ness of general
' lollgo I\djournel\
ho worl\lllen gl'n111
use. She in orler thl\t It. ! olllcors 1\
y
I\CCO1t the Invllat
'f will not aI- might
McCalln to visit
d lumber In Admiral
laml na" : . ' : , 'ard.
- l.ady Curzon Critic :
IIt\ng \ R pollco J.ONDON-A bulletin Ito I
lost the other Lad
' attem\lnt ;
to him. 110 ph'slclnn
l\tI
( formerly
. Kedloston
. BItch.
mnn.
Chicago and Washington
Imst buildings
on"Icoroy of hulla , Sf\'s 1 ]
lchlng ulI on
. It
conilition Is Rerlons.
_ on WCllnesllay that 11111 :
" l:1dlsll0sed , but that hm
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"InltlatelIn \ :
llango hnd his tlO Immediate cnnso for
bls collar and became Imow1Inst ovc
is bat pushed condition of Lallr { ' 1Irm :
n Imocltcd ott critical , She Is 6\1l' erll
l 50Tt of tIling 1111callons consefl\1ent \
tlncmcnt.
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WEATHER MEN AT BANQUET. I
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AddresGes Are Made by prominent I
Memhor of Gervice.
waa
' ' announcement
Peoria , l11.-'l'he
mlulo Ilt the weuther ( 'onventlon of the I
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of .la11leH II. Spencer , ,
appointment
wJ\ther I
( 'hllrgo of the \1l1lt11 Slates
of the \
exhibit at Sl. 1.ouls 1\1111 late
or I
14lncolll , 1'ob. : , 11lI1ce , to tuke chargc
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this city. ,
In
the stnlloll noW hul\l\lng \ the i
heltl at
vms
' al\nual 1ll\l1f1l1et
'rho \ .
. Ad.
Natlonnl hotel 'I'hursdny night.
dresses were mudc by Congressmnn
.10sellh V. Grnff , Prof. F. R. Sl\11mrl ,
head of the weather \I\1reaU not CntHulaj
George P. mow , representing
Cl\lltaln Cleve-
; Prof.
States navy
the United Dr. I"asig of
latHl Abbo of Washington ,
Dalthnorc , Prof. A. G. McAdle of Sun
of Chicago , representing -
MI' . Curley
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} "rnnclsco '
of mal'lno' In'
department
resenting 11
SUrl\nce , 11tH } othel's.
was
congratull\tlons
A telcgram of
Wilson.
received from Secrclury .
n.d.
' 1111 to an
gl\'en
' 1'ho fOl'enoon was
I1lsc\1sslon on
ensuing
the
Ilress nnd
nllIl Research
"Instru'tlons
the tOllle ,
" ' Pl'of
b
Officials , )
'Yeather Burea\1
, by '
Abbe of Wushlngton.
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IMMIGRATION l.AW EVADED ,
t -
l.egally Marrlec
; - Woman
Chinese
Be Deported.
Cannot
s Arrival
After . t ,
11 POIl'1'I.A1'D : , . Ol'c.-Accordlng.
b
rendcrClI
n the ' } 'elegrl\l11 , 0. declGlon
Commissioner Shuler
United Stnte:3 :
. Chlne:3 :
Gum Yhl , c.
t , In the case of Dee wi
for deportntlon ,
! n womnll hcld ,
Inunlgrntlo
doors If
_ the
1throw open
numbe
wltho\1t
nlo celestial women '
marries a reg'
the woman
III so long as
arrlvu
Chlncse afte"
: h larly admitted chllrged wll
oC The Yip womnn was
to bolng Illegalh' within the 11reclncts
her nrre
. After
United States.
lD the
TI Foolt. accordll
Wong
mnrrlcd
Inshe
United States , 0.1
- II.to the lawS of the
(
' Stmlen rules
no this CommlsslonOl'
In this CO\
, ro tlUes her to residence
, as the commlssh
though
tR even
, lry ,
certain the m
he er oXIJresses , heJwas
, performcd for the p
had been
rlago
.
to.
enabling the womnn
of
.on paso . So long o.s 5\
In this country.
, cd main marrll
the
confOI'11\ with
II.marriages
II. the won
United States
lvilaws of the
lvi- .
om Is not liable to deportation.
11.\1 THE NEW YORK DEMOCRA
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Ing Judg I D. C. Herl
They N9mlnate
arl1 for GoveTor.
1a's of a sl
SARATOGA , N. Y'Tout
, ; In lion which at times seemed aID
Impossible of I\mlcable solution ,
: h II. leaders of tilO clcmocrntlc part ) '
Wednesday found n war to1nanln
eld
. I thout lIe l
v - action ' and nl1jo\\rnCl w
1 Ie i l' aftel' ha\'lng nominated \1nanlmc
an- the foHowlng tlclet :
IT u- For go\'ernor , Justice Daniel I
t wo Alban ' ; lieutenant go\'e
. Hel'rlc\t \ , ) '
ang. Francis Burton Hnr1'lson , 1'ew
\ ! \ ' In coni
. rellreRentl\t\'e
. noW II.
'rhlrleenth district ;
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fl'om
on
a . .10111A. . Pallace , J
f Potnry. . of state ,
general , John
with Monroe : attorner
the prescnt Incum
was een of Eric ,
of St.
' Hall
Iment comptroller. GeOl'go
trcasurel' , 'Y
holus , renco ; state
11\uench of Ononl1agn : state enl
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young
' 1'hOlhas H. Stl'yl
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a reand sll\\'e'or ,
of the court
chief judge
paces Home ;
1 not penIs , Edgar 1\1. Cullen , of King
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I the PRINCE BISMARCK IS DE
to fil'o -
Prince CIHlOcellor '
Iron
Son of Famous
Aw tY Sunday Morning.
pnIEDnICnSRUHB - Prine
D . hC1't Blsmarcl { lell SunllaY n
at 10:15 o'clocl. . The end wa
! ces b 'l ' less. '
Since he ceased to he fOl'ol :
u t wUTll- lloter on rctirenHJllt of his fa
thlrt.- 18UO Prince lIcrhert Blsml\r
eces I 11 . tal.en part 111 p1\bllc affairs '
r t r II 1memher of the nolchsta .
lite th lIt\Hle hall lIeell that of a 11
! In. SI x ullpl'eclatcd by his ! 'ovel'elgn r
tl' ' waltlll In the hacltgro
' wns
l'tll 11 an I\n ollpor\l\l1 \ I ty to reS1\me his
tl Ie cllr Fl'om 1884 to 1887 the lIece
t a I S SII f - n mom 1 IeI' a f tl Ie Uerman I
I \l 1 cas t 111\11 also fl'om 18U3 to the tin
Ilmel 11 a t e Ileath. lie was 11\1\1'l'Iell In
. 1 IIIr t 1 Ir COllntCflsIUI'jal'et Hoyes of
nobility ami aftl'1' the
Jarlall
.
r tl - ho Inhel'ltel1 the
. hi ! > father
I f ee 0 1)Tlnco. 'I'ho deccasl'll IH\ll
'as \ I I own \ sl tCl' , who Is the wife of C
Helltr.nu. WsJrother \ WIl !
'el' 0 { a In HIOl.
Chief Joce1h ! Is De
SPOKANChlef Josellh
liiNGTON mo1\S Nez Pel'co wanIOl' . Is
hall een' 111 poor , heallh
iesslon of ' hi
time. Ho wall silting h ) :
011 the Collvll1o l'esOl'vatlO !
) \It 2,000 anll was HI ;
dlarternoon
Irs of Re- Ilians near II ) ' to fall fl'0I1
on trill on to the grounl1.
; l1a ) ' , "IRIt- -
lanl1s alld H o n or t 0 J a = , v ' - . < < 1-
. FALOOGA , RUSSIA-At
gOllmettll\t taltuDe:1tln hOller of the .10
Ins I el'a on cel'tI who al'e l1etnlnOll hen
the 0011 of ors of war the society 11
I\S ; electOI1 with ench ether In ahowll'
r the next er ) ' attention.
, other hutll.ATI.A1'1'IC : , la.-Dul'ln Casl
of
' allsenco
mentnr )
10 soverelrn
Miller un\mown \ thief
an
Thurslla ' ,
11 )
ol1\e \
Island freh l1l
Ro-:1t :
1\\ members
\ (
fro
Ion of near I11l\do off with $1,5 Hi
' . No arrests have
'
the : \ll\re Is. 111'11.wel'
mnde.
EX3e1s Two
!
allY III. Hungary
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NNA-Count'l'lsza ,
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simell b ) ' the VI
of the IntOl
minlater
Il\n
' OUl'zon of
)
ss Leiter of l1erel1 l1'c1810n llr hlhl
within lIung
) , wife of lho } 11'011n anda
' ' that such a mo , '
101' lal1 'shll'11 gl'ou11l1
from the I
' both
wns Htl\tell l1l'sll'able
' 111111 roll loll
I\tato Jlollc
' Curzon WI\S
> ' the
, Illness gave IHato occasion fol'
ut' two Mo
the oXlulslon
IIn-loty : : , It
111aries , Franltlln Plngreo
nltH ; that 111\ ,
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fl'
II Is noW most \Veltzel. . who came
ell ' to Tcmes"nr C'1Ihtc' '
comell )
\ from com-
I\j ;
I\tlomltCl to onall
Illon L-Jr conntl \ } .
comm\1nlt .
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A FIGHlw EXPECTED 1
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DOTH ABMIES Pl'tRFECTING
Pl.ANS FOR A C'.SH. .
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SITUATION AT PORT ARTHUR
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Absolute SlIonce So Far as Reports
Concernod-Russlans Bellevo
are
Mukden Is the (1oal ( That the Mlka.
do Is Now Seeking.
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Is furl -
' PETEHSDURG-There
s'r.
ther deJay In the receipt of decisive
l news from the Cront. ' 1'he sltuo.tlon at
Port Arthur remnlns n. blanlt.
The movements In the north are
RtIll of a tentn.tlvo nnd prepn.rn.tory
character on both sides , which have
not crystnlllzed Into n definlto elnsl\
of forces at any ono point. A resumption -
nd"anco Is ex-
tion of the Japnneso
pectel1 to OCCUI' any da ) ' . It Is the
thll'l1 weelt since the fighllng at 1.lno
I Yang , and the .1npaneso ho.vo had
tlmo to trnnsllort reinforcements
from Yln Kow and bring up sufficient
I men to the Cront to I'eplaco their loss'
es. It Is probable that several dnrs
will inten'eno before the armies come
to close flunrters. The interval Is be'
Ing devoted on both sides to Ceelln
a out the strength nnd disposition 01
the opposing forces. The Jnpo.nes (
probnblY will attemllt to cnllturo tb (
11asses of the Do. mOllntl n rangl
between the H\II
running hnlf way
,1and Tnltso rivers. 'rhe possession 0
for the .1ar
r , these passes Is Imllortant
Ir I\nese , ns It will not only enable theI
to mnrch nortbward , but also scree
\
l the movements of their troops fret
o the prying gaze of the Russian scout
's ' It Is full ) ' n.ppreclo.ted hcre tImt tl1
IJapanese must try for the } > ossesslc
It will 1
IH otherwise
of l\Iultden , us
m- difficult for them to provide the o.rn
111with winter fluarters. Llno Yang do' '
) )1- not afford sufficient accommodatlo '
aI'- although man ) ' houses there escap' '
ur- destruction In the recent bnttle. Mc
re- unsuitable for tIC
reI able huts are quite '
IC I \ hOURlng of the .Tl\pnnese , owing tD t
Ige se\'erlty of the cllmato. The avera
lan winter tempernture there Is 40 bel ,
colli Is intensified
zel'o. anll the
TS. contlnul\l wind and an almost abset
of snow. In Sllle of this , however , 1
campaign pl'o\mbh' wl11 continue
rick Ing the winter If the Japanese E
. ceed In getting to 1\1 ul , en. In t
l\la. contingency , General Kuropalltln.
110St will not be 1I1.el '
various reasons ,
the \ al10w the .1aH\nese to remain In
on dlsturhed possession of this pc
I\OUS which Is Important not only frOI
ela ) ' . 110lnl
slrategic , but the political
IUsly
iew. . ,
Cad ' Dl.AME OR\.OFF AND ALEXIE
rnor. -
orl" Viceroy Also Held Responsible
gress Failures t Vental.
lecl'O' BERUN-A IIlsllatch fl'om St.
l' uf I tersburg to the T.ageblatt , evld ,
\ 1n'I prompted by the Russian war de
benl' for G
the blame
: ment , } 1I1tS
.
La- Orloff's failure to hold the Yenta !
11\Iam \ mines eflUally . on Viceroy Alexlef
, y I neer General Orloff. The corl'espo
\Or 0 r
sa's :
of apAlexleff lIetalned Orloff on t
; s. pretexts so thal he reached the
uninformed as to the
: A D. wltol1y SamsonofI transl
General
tlon.
to him General Kurolmtldn's
p:1tsed \ order. to hold the mines at al1
the can'
but whell Orloff heard
:0 : Herbut Ing In the direction of SI'wo.nl
lornin marched toward that Il1ace , I
s pain- Snmsonoff alone to hold then
Geneml Kuroltl fell upon tIll
n mln- aftel'ward.
111fianl. \ . hnlf an hour
ther 111 not possessed of II. Ringle c
was
cl. hnll completelY sm
man a11l1 was
only as mainlY
His troops , composed
Ills at- long
sNvlsts , who had been
: \an 110t uncontrol1a\ ;
the service , was
I1\d who in the direction
bl'ol\O , going
I\nll for tai Instead of. back to the mln !
, career. eral K\J1'opaUtln p < 'rsonal1y 1
lsed was First Siberian corps to the
: elclutag SalURonoff
pressed
of the hnrd
1of his
1 SU2 HunBATTl.E to IMMINENT AT MI
the Hun- -
110nlh of Advancing with Eight
UUo of Japs Divisions.
olll ' one , it
MUKDI < : l-A hattle Is
aunt yon mlvnncl
The .1apanese are
Ilam died dlvl
l:1sslblY nine
olght I\ml }
millet hi
The crops of tal1
aCfol'dlng II. better :
Id. har\'ested ,
'
, the fl\ ' which to fire on the tlat pll\
11e Hun Is UIO direct fl'OI
( \ead. \ river
fllr some llusslan army.
s clllnpfiro Russia Will Pay All CI
1 Wednes- Ore.-The
InPORTI.AND ,
! ( 'n hy In- hn.vo been rece
' 1\1vlees
sa's \ !
11 his scat Francisco firm of un' '
( San
that the Russian govern men
. . al1 clnlms of Portland shh
ers. of tic
the selzuro
enterIng from
an
Arabln. by
' . steamer
0111Gel'mP.u
IlIl11ese . Local sl :
Ivostok squndron.
1 as llrlson- statements of U
vied 11relJRrltlg
mders date
with complete
evtogether
Ig them ev-
.
to the shipments.
-
- B
' strikers Getting
the mo-
r ; 500 f (
Iller C. II. CHICAGO-Ahnost
Friday to ta
hired
entered the ers were
:0 : hero and Il1accs o.t the Union stoc1.
' 111 the cash 11e ) > ; OI\\IS \ of non-union mel
of strl1c
17,000
' nbout ,
as ) 'el been da )
worlt , 8,000 still nwaltlng e
- '
- Mormons. - - Orders Cars In Am
' ' chief e
.
IONnON-1'ho
the 11ungar. ,
' tube 1'I\\1wa's \
' YCI'ltes
'Ior. has I'lJIIIho
on Wee
Interview
tlng Mormon In an
fOl' III
the reason
' ' the Illalning
al' ullon
. 00 steel cars wll
'e111enl Is un. der for ]
InslOl\l1
! ta11llI10\nts \ of can ear company
said that ,
I. The I n\111 eEn 1I6h firm ,
that 1\11
( \eclslon was Y ( 'I'los promised
bo ordered In Gre
rmon missionshoul11
amI William was fO\lI\ll In\1losslhlo to
m Salt La1 , ' ) tlr1l1 In this cO\1ntrr wll
on\C'r \ or mnlto steel
l'n month ! ! ago the
'
, hlo II. Mormon have not the neccssar )
work. bo altdcd
t
I NEBRASKA ' 0 TE NEWS l
1- -
FARM ACREAGE IN NEBRASKA.
_ t
From the
Returns
What Is Shown by
County A'3SPFors ,
mnde by
the returns
shown by
AS
. assessors to the
the , 'arl us count )
Nebro.sltn has a
Stnto Later D\1reau.
Rml
of farms
number
erable
consl .
cuI.
thollsands of acres under
mnny follows -
the report
tlvatlun. Dy counties
number of ncres
lows showing the
and the numuer of farms :
l nrnJS
Aeres 1n
Occupied 1 1J0 ! . FllrrJ.H.
County. April , !
190J2J !
,
Al1umH . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,07i !
347,127
. \nlelope . . . . . . . . . . 1 , ( l 280 , , ! J1
Ban nor . . . . . . . . . . . . 148 4&IIG4
Blaine . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:11 : 371.:4 : : [
Boone . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,4 0
188S70
. . . 4 H , ,
Box 1311 ltQ . . . . . .
. O ,73
LQyel ! . . . . " . . j. . . . . . . 1.1 0.1 102,7G ,
. . . . . . . 41:1 :
Brown . . . . . .
. . . . . 1,8\7 : \ :173.770
" . . . . . . . ,
P"ffUIO . . . . . .1,210 204.27r
IlIrt . . . . . . . . aG4I23 :
. . . . . 1,82" ,
. .
BillieI' . . . . . . S
307,9f
,
. . . : . . . 1.9H ,
CaHs . . . . . . . . 4 , G2U
. . . . . . . 371
ChnHe . . . . . . G (
Cherry . . . . . . . . . . . . 777 414.
Chl'yenno . . . . . . . . . . r,27 1,66G,77 . :
Clay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l,7jri 30GG.1 (
Colfux . . . . . . . . . . . . . l,3 3 1 O,2
. . . . . . 1,642 314.111
CuminS' . . . . . . !
. . . . . 2rtiO 8Gl,27
IIHler . . . . . . . . '
DnJtola . . . . . . . . . . . . GGO 12 ,23' 1
. . . . : \S8 \ : :71. :
DuweH . . . . . . . . . . '
J18r.2'
. . . . IGI0 :
. . .
\aWRon \ . . . . . 4O
2 ,
. . . . . . . 463
Dellel . . . . . . .
3 ,30
. . . . . . 1.25J ! ,
Dixon . . . . . . . .
283.r.2
. . . . . 1.i,60
Dodge . . . . . . . .
Doug-Jns . . . . . . . . . . . 1,2G8 143,96
. . . . . . . . . 40r. 10G.46
Dlln(1) ) . ' . . . . 317.0
. . . . 1,827
.
l"l11moro . . . . . .
FI'nllklln . . . . . . . . . . 1,126 241,3
Fl'ontler . . . . . . . . . . . 1,226 :143,64 :
Furnns . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,780 427,64 !
Gngo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , rlJ ! 401,3
77,8J
. . . . . 320
Ourllel . . . . . .
Gelltler . . . , . . . . . . _ . . . . . . 18 ( .2 !
Granl - . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8\ : \ 48,0' :
179,9
,
Greeloy . . . . . . . . . . . . 891 '
. . . . . 1.H : 1 2G7S'
Hull . . . . . . . . . .
Hnmllton . . . . . . . . . . 1 , ( 70 27J,6 !
Hnrlan . . . . . . . . . . . . lr,80 349.0
. . . . . . 40 188,8
Hayes . . . . . . .
Hitchcock . . . . . . . . . tiOE , 18 ,2
. . . . . . . 1.728 ! i62G
Holt . . . . . . . .
11,2
lIooltel' . . . . . . . . . . . . 4r.
" ( . . . . . . . . . . . . [ , ! ! 2 6,9
\11owu1"(1 JefterHon . . . . . . . . . . 1.r.88 2GJ,6 !
JnhnBon . . . . . . _ . . . . 1.122 16JC !
Kearny . . . . . . . . . . . lIJO : ! 236. (
11 . . . . . : l60 127,1
. .
l\cllh : . . . . . . . :
el i Ke 'u I'nlm . . . . . . . . , ,4 : nri. O.
Klmllnl1 . . . . . . . . . . . l'O
IV- Knox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,70G 317 , :
4J8 ! ,
ho l..nncaHler . . . . . . . . . . , S90
11n0In . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,02r. 317"
ho . . . . . ! J6 22.
l.o tan . . . . . . . . 72 ,
go 1.0up . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . 216
.
304.
. . 1.89\ :
.
.
: \Iadillon . . . . . . .
OWIadillon : \lerrlelt . . . . . . . . . . . 7J0 ! 139. .
b ) ' Nance . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! J 2 IJG 203 ! , ,
Nemnlw. . . . . . . . . . . . . IG07 ,
Ice . . . . : :7\ : : \
.
NII'ltolls . . . . . . . . . .
Lhe Oloe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.J00 ! . :141
185
Pawnee . . . . . . . . . . . .1,230.
lurPawnee pl'rltlns. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10S .
mc. Phelps . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,2\\1 \ jr.
119 !
Plcrco . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.438 .
.hls :13.1 :
. . . . lSl\ \ )
PIn He . . , . . . . . .
214
for pollt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,1JO ! (
, to neel " 'l11oW . . . . . . . 780 23
, nlchar son . . . . . . . . l,7JG ! 26l ,
Ull- ! toclt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4il ! : 2"
201
lint , Sallno . . . . . . . . . . , . . 2,06 , 12 :
. . . . . . . . . . . . . lJjl
n n SnulHlerH Sarpy . . . . . . . . . . 2. ! J ; ) : \J \ ! :
" . . . . . . . : Ire GG
Bluff
. .
.
0. .3eoltH .
; 29
. . . . 1.7j. ,
Howar . . . . . . . . ,
Sheridan . . . . . . . . . . 688 r
. . . . . . . 23
Sherman . . . . . . . .
12
Sioux. . . . . . . . . . . . . - 403
: FF Slant on . . . . . . . . - . . . . ! J28 2
. ' . . . . . . . . . . . . 1r,3 29
TIH1)'cr 1
'I'homas ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . '
for 'l'1uu"Hlon . . . . . . . . . . 7i,2 1 : '
Vnlley . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.128 2'
I
'nHhlngton . . . . . . . 1.3 ( O .
Pc'nHhlngton . . . 1 , 22 2.
.
' ' . . . . . . . .
" 'a'ne
) 2 :
entlr \Vehllter . . . . . . . . . . . 1i,12 '
. . . . , . . . . . . 321 I'
! \lart- \ Wheeler YOl'lt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
neral '
i coat'
' Small.
Party
f nUll Governor' : ]
' thu
ndent General J. II. Culver has'
receivel1 answers from two mCI
' staff who des
rivlal of the governor's
ceremonies at .be It
mines lltten the
Nebro.slm at
situ aIng of the battleship
E. .1enklns of
nltted tie. Co1. George
2trlct Imry aUll Col. C. D. E\'ans of (
General Culver , con
costs , bus , and
tll
signified
110nad- the three wbo hnvo
. 'rho cost of t1
lun he tentlon of going. '
caving has been estimated at $105 , G
mines. Culver beHeves that state office
thinlts at lenst thlr
[ ) left ; 0 an he '
Orloff plo will comprise the governor'
out I
' will senll
nvalrr- General ClIlvel'
ot lhe gOof \
members
lrlsed. letter to
to malte tI
of restaff ul'glng them
out of tentlons lmown.
lIe and .
of Yen- Shootlnn Case Dlsmhsc
s. Gen. HUl\1BOLDT-1'he case
.ed the Mrs. Holland of Rule , weclnct ,
sUl1port with sbootlng her husband '
. " tent to 1\\11 \ , WI\S heard In
court and dlsmiss d.
: JKDEN.
Nine At the Old soldiers' .Hor
or GRAND ISI.AND-te11Ien ; : }
' passed
nmlnent. oC the SOllllers' Home
' . lIe s
70 'ears.
of )
with the aga
ng Iowa ca
Seventh
A
Company ,
slons.
admlttc
. He was
ler.
1.VO l1een ' 1. sad
from Omahn.
homo
\1eld \ over
General Curtis. the nntlona
Ins. The
' wal
bollllers' Homes ,
of
or
the
of
'
Nehraslm's I
elt ) ' Inspecting
In this c1l.y.
alms.
Telegram New Flouring Mill at B
! Ived from NortOll
nRANAUD-The
11erwrlters rol11 , which was I\estroyed \ b
, t will pay '
' Is to be rebuilt
arlsrecenU ) .
arls-
Ipers consls
l\atousclt. [ ' The site ,
I\1r on the
. entlro bloct. , was ll\1rchasC !
'
the Vlad. Norton , and : \lr. : 'Ilatouse'
llppers are the erection of I
once beJln
lelr losses
' da
tn relatlvo 200 barrels of Hour 1101'
Returos With Sm
; ck. -Shel'lff
VA KOT A CITYShel'lff
mner strl1- returne from : 'Ilarsl'
fien
lto their 0111 having In chl\rJe n. C. SI
) 'arls , nnd resilIent of this placers
\ began. Tomer wantOll on the chl\rgo 1\
! rs are at mOl'tgaged Ilropert ) ' out of
nnplorment.
- -
Cash Receipts Are
; rlca. LI COI.1'o : outsta ! :
mglncer at wl\rra'1ts wl11 be retire
In I.ondon , Treasurer : \lorlonse1 this
.
Inesda ) ' , ex. receipts
. In ! ; to tbo 1I1ht
Il\clng an or. tl'el\sury. Count ) ' treasu
, h an Amerl. collections as very sl01
l of with an malto no remittances t
whllo Mr. trensurer unUl late In (
the materia ! this reason the lIermal
! at Britain , it fmllis. which now are b
finll n slnglo wm not bo incrensell
leh could fill purchase am' securities
I cars. ' 1'hey ment , as most of the outl
tools lor tbo rants are bel by the scl
THE NEWS IN NEBRASKA.
-
' . J. F. Dickey celebrnted
: \Ir. and l\I'S. .
Nebrl\slm City.
' gOlden wCll lng at
thell'
at
.
railroad o.gent
W. W. Aldrich Is '
Sidney , vlco W. D. Clifton , transferl'ed
to Kearne ) ' .
Wl11lnm Dcrmlngham Is unl1er arrest
with robbing
chnrged
at Nebrnslm City
n school houso.
n.rrest at Albion
'
under
Frnnlt Aver ) , '
I
cImmlttlng a. crime in }
on chnrge of )
offi-
Montana , made his escalle from \
cers. 'l'he Call term of the premont public "
schools opened with 11. total attendance" ;
In
students
of 1G29. The number of
the high school Is 11 5. .
of men
number
A quarrel between a
miles north oC Decn-
nnd women two
tm' rcsllltell In the Idlllng of David
Indlnn.
Monelt , a ha1f-bloOI
at
.1ames S\lo.rls \ , an Omnhn convict
' ' Is one of two
the slate penltcntlal' ) ,
prisoners who Is about to be transferred -
to the as 'IU11\ .
ferred as Insane ,
bonrd of the Yorlt
' } 'he executive
college voted to blllld a g'mna\\1D1 ! ,
the northwest -
erected near
which wl11 bo
west comOl-'of the Inrge and beaullflll
2 cnmlJ\1S ,
Dennlng-
At Nebrnslm City William
ham , alias William Jones , 111 cad gulHY
(
' and was sen-
2 to the cl1tlrge of burglar )
the penl-
iu
1 1 tenced to slxtcen months
,0 , tentlar ) ' .
Thlrteen-rear.olll Ernest. the son of
I ; r. W. A. Kahre , living In Benson. Douglas -
. burned by
las count , was fatally
or
from an explosion
)3 finmes resulting
gasoline. .
Annollncement wo.s made of tbe ac- ' '
H
ig copto.nce b ) ' Prof. Gcorge E. Howard :
of the ; I
Chicago ,
00 of the Uni\'erslt ) ' of , .
In the !
clmlr of Institutional history r
, 7 UblversltY of Nebrns1m.
: Emil Schultz , a Cumlng count-- : .
:9i : rOUng man and n member of the hos-
. '
\ g pltal corps now doing dut ) in the
176 Philippines. has just returned home jl
g from the Islan ls on 11. furlough.
Compnny C met nt Beatrice n.nd de-
g In I
team
00& cilled to put a strong football
GJl : & the field this ) 'ear. Glen Odell. at present -
ent manager of the Beatrice hall team.
, . the new
mn.nnge
to
,203 , was engagcd
H eleven.
: opened with
.7ii ! ! The Lexington school3
.74i. enrollment of 515 , one hundred anll
, GGS an school.
the high
. seventy-six of these In
I .20r ' " twentytwo boys in .t.he high
Therc arc
1:711 : mm-
organizing n
1.311 school anll they arc
; .77J ! tl n company.
! ,7GJ :
' miles
twel\'e
. .101ui Wiese , residing
Island , lost several
southwest of Grand
r.:371 : of oats by
' and
3 , : ' ' stacls of wheat , of r 'e
! J O1' communicating to the
the same
fire.
S:112 :
had
threshers
the
4lG7 stacls shortly I\fter
work of threshing.
: g stnrted the
g Rev. F. N. Snauberg , for the past
: Imstor of the Swe lsh
twelve years
)1,764 ) has bnnd-
, ! Lutberan church of Oaklan ,
, his CQnrrega- ;
his resignation to
8:887 cd in
:
of n.
. the posillon
2JSl ! , ( lion and bas accep.tel .
. of the Dea.
travelln r9presento.tlve
coness institution of the Augustano.
"i'
IS far synod."i'
of Cheyenne
nbers When Charles Rowe
at the bottom of
Ire to county was worldng
lunchn. . well seventy-five feet deep II. brick ,
tbe wall at the
. Seat- was dlsloded ! from
11\1cl\Ot , and fell , I
. swinging
Fair- top by 0.
hel\d. Rowe was
the \
Rowe on
: : olumstrlldng
stltuto hrought to the top with sl\\111 crushell
live.
cannot
, elr in- and the doctors say lIe
ite trip 'rho corner stone of the Sheridan
feneral county CO\11't house was lal br the
rs wi11 grand 10dgo of l\Insons o [ Nebraslm.
the
ty pe - " , lore than 3,000 per sons witnessed
sta . fl'om all over the west-
s service.lasons
1110th 1'ern parl'of the state were present and
'e s jolnel1 In a parade , assisted br the
noI 'oodmen ,
n- - , Modern "
Ie r nGrand Arm- corps
Ladles' nellef corps.
Highlanders ,
civic fioats amI the public gencrally. I
the lIeople wero-
After the ceremonies
d. which had
extended feast
Invlled to an
against lleen 11relJllred. Foul' head of cnltle ,
charged of sheep
head
six
and
six head of hogs
.vlth . insix
and bread
coffee
district had been roasted ;
were In abundnnce.
Dert
Commissioner
Deput ) ' Labor
has complctcd his Ins\1ectlon \ of
ne. Bush
he hogan
' houses ; which
: 'Ilartln the pacltlng
to see If the chll lahar
nwny at some time ago ,
violated. An ol'll was
ervell tn lo.w was being
each cord -
, vaIn' , as IRsued b ) ' t1le mlllJl\el1l\Jnt ! of
to re-
d to the poratlon to t1l0 sUllerlntendent
' ' child of school age.
fnse to emplo ) an )
1 Inspect. assaulted
Pearl Olson , the little girl
; in this by Howard Daile ) ' , at PI'cmont , is , \
nstltutlon l'all\111y \ recovering. The ph'slclans
remarlmble one.
a
consider her case
The II a ) ' after the affair the ) ' did not
ralnard. thlnl , she had anr chance of living and
, fioul'lng twice Informell the fa 111 11) ' that her
of hourR.
' fluestlon
here a
y fire death was only'
lIy .10seph ' } 'he vitality she has lsplaye Is re-
tln of an mnrlmblc.
I of W. C. or
Captain Wagner
I , wl11 at At Columbus
. national uard.
K Nobrasko.
\ mill with Company ,
_ calJaclty. has been missing property helonglng . 1
time amI be.
for some
_ to the coml11\nr
Hoves he has at last caught th 1
Ith. tllioves , bul refuses to furnish their ,
H. C. Han- names until he benrs rrom General , ;
lillilInll. . , h"en j
lilli , Culver , to whom the matter has "
nlth , n for. rererre l. I..egglns , shirts , shoes , etc. , I
I. Smith Is to tbo valno of nbout $50 , have been
f removln missed.
th state.
' ] 'ho report of Chief 011 Inspcctor-
I \ t . for the month of August , flIell wltl1 the
lu ' ng Ii t a t e governor. shows the gross collc < 'tlonlJ '
I 1 b" St 113 to have II'en $1,818. The eXllenses \
1110n tl lOW- were $ nOI ) . In . . . , .
at the state ' Ifis\1ed a1\
lla01Shultz of Beatl'lce. \
rors repolt order to the chief of llOHce to thee
.
and will e(1'ect ( that 11e m\1st enforce the ordln-
o the stlto ancos relating to minors visiting bil-
Ictober. For lIafll halls and those remaining on the
: lent schorJl streel In vlolntlon of the < ' \1rfew ordl-
elow $15,000 , lInnce. 110 allo Insists that the orliith
sutl1clent to with reference to the sale of
anceB
InvestanceB
for
' tobncco to minors
elgnr8 , cigarettes 01'
.
, tandlm : war. must be riGidenforced. \ .
1001 fund. . - - - -
- -