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The general missionary committee
of the Methodist Episcopal church se
lected Albany N Y for the place of
next meeting
Minister Conger will soon be the
only foreign minister in Pekin -who
-passed through the siege and-will-then
become the doyen of the diplomatic
corps
William Hoeppner whose extra
dition was requested by the United
States government because of charges
of defalcation and forgery against
him sailed from Buenos Ayres
Surgeon General Wyman of the
marine hospital service received a
cablo gram from Passed Assistant
Surgeon Thomas at Liverpool say
ing that city was officially declared
free from the plague
Congress will remove the duty on
raw sugar within a year and the re
fined product will sell at 3 cents a
pound said W A Havemeyer Chi
cago representative of the American
Sugar Refining company
The Buena Vista county grand jury
sitting at Storm Lake Iowa indicted
the two Greenville bank robbers for
murder in the second degree During
a fight with citizens the robbers shot
and killed John Sundblad
In spite of persistent and apparent
ly well founded denials that there is
any imminent danger of the popes de
cease the air is full of speculation
and apprehension indicating that his
end is not considered far off
President Roosevelt has issued an
order amending the civil service reg
ulations so as to return to the civil
service a number of -civilian places
in the war department excepted by
executive order on May 29 1899
By a close vote the executive com
mittee of the Confederate Union asso
ciation decided to request that the
dates of the United Confederate Vet
erans union in Dallas Texas be
changed from April 2 9and 30 and JUly
1 and 2 1902 to April 22 23 24 and
25 1902
It is reported that the Rogers Lo
comotive Works at Paterson N J
recently purchased by a syndicate
will be enlarged There is said to be
a scarcity of heavy draught locomo
tives throughout the country and a
constant demand for them from all the
great freight lines
Dr R S Linn of Boiroit who went
to China as a surgeon in the volunteer
army has sent home several cases of
looted goods Among other things is
a sacred yellow robs which Ste Linn
thinks is possibly the only one sent to
America He took it from the shoul
der of a god in the sacred temple of
Pekin
The annual report of the commis
sioner of internal revenue shows that
the total receipts for the year ended
June 30 1901 were 30G871669 or
11555561 in excess of the estimates
about the same amount in excess of
the receipts for the year ended Juno
30 1900 and 533000000 in excess of
the receipts for 1899
Senator Hanna vice president of
the McKinley Monument association
said that he did cot approve the plan
to use the surplus of 8000 in tfto
hands of the Grand Army people to
erect s bronze statue to McKinley in
Cleveland He thinks these local
monuments will detract from tho
funds necessary for the national mon
ument at Canton
The United States supreme court
granted leave to South Dakota to
file its bill in the proceedings against
the state of North Carolina to recover
on bends of the Western Railroad
company guaranteed by North Caro
lina
The Constantinople correspondent
of the London Times and the New
York Times says the British ambas
sador to the porte the Rt Hon Sir
Nicholas R OConor is energetically
pressing the outstanding British
claims
Lizzie Allie wife of an employe of
the steel -works and William White
one of the water pipe foundrymen
both colored were shot and killed at
Pueblo Col by Robert Hicks a negro
barber porter Jealpusy was the
cause
Patrick Powers one of the best
known cut stone contractors in the
United States died at St Joseph Mo
Army officials wholly discredit the
published story of the reported con
spiracy to secure the independence cf
Alaska
Most of tne state of New York is
now snow covered
The German cruiser Falke and the
training ship Stein have arrived at
La Guayra -while the cruiser Veneta
and the training ship Moltkeare is
also in Venezuela waters
The latest British war rumor is that
Lord Roberts will resign
Three Deweys are now on the navy
Jists the admiral his cousin Lieut
Theodore G Dewey and- Rupert C
Dewey second lieutenant in the ma
rine corps
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Secretary Hitchcock Declares Irrigation
of Paramount Importance
HE RECOMMENDS EARLY ACTION
Conservation of Water Snpply and Recla
mation of Arid Ianl8 Are the Vital
Want of tho United States Oar Other
Interests
WASHINGTON Nov 25 The an
nual report of Secretary Ethan Allen
Hitchcock of the Interior department
aws made public today It endorses
the conclusions submitted by Commis
sioner of Indian Affairs Jones regard
ing the present Indian educational sys
tem The secretary says
The management of the Indian ser
vice in the field and in the schools
while satisfactory under existing con
ditions is not deemed to be the best
for the welfare of the Indians and
different methods will hereafter be
adopted This policy as hereinafter
indicated contemplates requiring the
working by Indian allottees able to do
so of a fair portion of lands allotted
them and the contributing by their
industry to their own support of all not
entirely disqualified by actual disabil
ity physical or otherwise the discon
tinuance of the issue of rations to
those known and determined to be
able to support themselves and the
extension to the latter of every pos
sible aid for their well being and en
couragement the inauguration of in
dustrial training in all schools where
not now established so that such In
dians of both sexes may be taught the
trades or industries adapted to their
circumstances
The Income of the various In
dian tribes from all sources during the
year aggregated 5338880 a falling
off of 260952 mostly due to the ex
piration of treaty obligations In the
future full leasing privileges will be
confined to those whose disability or
inability actually disqualifies them
from working more than a small part
of their allotments those conditions
to be clearly shown all other allottees
to be required to work at least forty
acres of their allotment
On the Question of reclamation of
the arid region the secretary says
The investigations which have been
carried on demonstrate that there is
no one question now before the peo
ple of the United States of greater im
portance than the conservation of the
water supply and the reclamation of
the arid lands of the west and their
settlement by men who will actually
build homes and create communities
It is recommenced that construction
at once be begun as follows
The San Carlos storage reservoir re
claiming 100000 acres or more of pub
lic lana at an estimated cost of 1
040000 reservoirs in the Sierra Ne
vada in California for reclaiming des
ert lands in Nevada the division of
St Mary river into tne headwaters of
Milk river in Montana An appropri
ation of 2o0000 is asked to carry on
the hydrographic work of the peolog
ical survey
The report says that the act of June
3 1887 known as the timber and stone
act if not repealed or radically amend
ed will result ultimately in the com
plete destruction of the timber on the
unappropriated and unreserved public
lands The time has arrived accord
ing to the secretary when reservoirs
must be built and managed as a part
of a national system of water conser
vation They cannot be successful it
maintained however without a thor
ough system of forest protection The
introduction of practical forestry on
the forest reserves has now begun
The general policy as announced In
an outline memorandum to the com
missioner of the land office is that ad
ditional forest reserves with bounda
ries drawn to liberate the small
amount of script should be created
during this winter the good will of
residents in the reserves should be
gained forest fires guarded against
and the resources of the reserves
should be made available for the con
servative use of the people
Mrs Dole Critically 111
NEW YORK Nov 25 The body of
little Emmeline Dale whose death
in the receiving vault of a cemetery
It will remain there until County Phy
sician Converse issues a permit for
its burial This will not take place
before the chemical anl microscopic
examination of the stomach has been
completed by Dr Schultz of Cornell
college and Dr E E Smith of New
York
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Distilling- Ship Aground
MANILA Nov 25 The United
States distilling ship Iris has been
aground on a reef near Uilo for three
days past The United States cruiser
New York and the gunboat Yorktown
have gone to her assistance
Manilla Steamer Iot
MANILA Nov 25 The local
steamer Alerta with 200 passengers
including some discharged American
soldiers from Olongapo Subig bay to
Manila is believed to have been lost
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TROOPS CAPTURE A FORT
Captain Law ton -Succeeds In Taking a
Stronghold on a Clin
MANILA P I Nov 25 Captain
Edward P Lawtons company of the
Nineteenth infantry has attacked and
captured an Jnsurgent fort on Bohol
Island south of Cebuvin the Vizayan
group
This fort -was surrounded on all
sides by a precipice and the only en
trance to the higher ground was
guarded by a stockade with a line of
entrenchments behind it Captain
Lawton sent Sergeant McMahon and
twenty men to climb the precipice and
attack the fort in the rear Sergeant
McMahons party accomplished their
task after three hours climbing
through the thick undergrowth of
brush and vines that covered the al
most perpendicular cliff They took
the enemy by surprise and drove
them from the fort As the insurgents
escaped they had to pass the re
mainder of Captain Lawtons company
at a distance of 150 yards There the
enemy suffered terrible losses
The insurgents defended themselves
with both cannon and rifles The can
non were captured the smaller ones
were removed while the larger ones
were buried Captain Lawton in his
regular report makes special mention
for bravery of Sergeants List and Mc
Mahon
MORTON ON THE GROUT BILL
Nehraskan is to Discuss This Measure
Before Iilve Stock Congress
CHICAGO Nov 25 The committee
in charge of the arrangements for the
fifth annual convention pf the Na
tional Live Stock association which
convenes in a four days session here
December 3 makes public the pro
gram Secretary Wilson will make
an address and take part in the dis
cussions Dr Salmon of the bureau of
animal industry will also have a
prominent part in the program 6Hon
L G Powers chief statistican of the
census office will be present and an
nounce for the first time the result
of the live stock census in 1900 Hon
C A Prouty of the Interstate Com
merce commission will talk on amend
ments to the interstate commerce law
The Grout bill will be discussed by
Hon J Sterling Moiton of Nebraska
The program provides for the discus
sion of a number of important meas
ures which the association may advo
vate before congress
TO f 0RM CENTRAL UNIONS
Mew Organization Contemplated by Fed
erated Unions
NEW YORK Nov 25 It was an
nounced at a recent meeting of the
Federated union that a new body of
central unions in the building trades
has been formed which will take the
place of the board of walking dele
gates and the Building Trades coun
cil The new central body will rep
resent a membership of 65000 in the
building trades It will have all of
the building trades unions among its
affiliated trades unions in its organi
zation and it is said strikes will not
be ordered until every honorable
means of settlement has been ex
hausted A motion was carried to call
on all unions in the new body to affil
iate themselves with the Central Fed
erated union
PARK ON THE BATTLtElELD
Government Has Purchased Land East
of Sautiaso
SANTIAGO DE CUBA Nov 25
During his recent visit here General
Wood bought for the government the
principal portion of the San Juan bat
tlefield including San Juan Hill the
site of the block house and the bloody
bend The track comprises 200 acres
and cost 15000 It will be considered
a United States reservation and the
government intends to lay out a beau
tiful park on the old battlefield
Ivcadlng Citizens Indicted
MODENA Utah Nov 25 The
grand jury of Lincoln Nev which
convened at Poloche last Thursday
has returned indictments against sev
enteen of the leading citizens of Fay
Nev who it is alleged participated
in the stringing up of George Ellis
colored in an effort to make him con-
caused the arrest of her mother on a J fess to numerous thefts that had
charge of murder was today placed
en place in that vicinity during the
last few weeks All of the men in
dieted are now in jail with the ex
ception of Superintendent Gayford oi
the Horseshoe Mining company Post
master DeFries and H H Cooper whe
were released on bonds The trial
jury has already been summoned and
the case will come up before District
Judge Talbot tomorrow
Crowley to Try Elsewhere
CHICAGO Nov 25 By agreement
of attorneys the hearing of the
j tion for injunction to restrain Father
Jerexpiah Crowley from entering the
cathedral of the Holy Name or from
worshipping there was continued by
Judge Tuley until December 2 Fathei
Crowley set up vigorous claim that nc
court could deprive him of divine wor
ship and desired time in which to
prepare a reply Upon promises ha
was allowed continuance
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WYM0RE WIFE SUES SALOONS
Mm Jasper By era Alleges they Have
Wrecked Her Husband
BEATRICE Neb Nov 25 What
promises to be one of the most sensa
tional damage suits ever tried in
Gage county was filed in the district
court here by Mrs Jessie Byers of
Wymore The suit is for 10000 and
Is brought against John Pisar and
Messrs Reeves Boyle Doeckl Swee
nie Grimnyer and Noyes Woodruff
saloonkeepers at Wymore and their
bondsmen In her petition Mrs By
ers who also acts in behalf of her
minor child Margaret charges that
her husband Jasper Byers has become
a physical and mental wreck from
drinking intoxicating liquor at the es
tablishments of the above named de
fendants during a period covering the
last two years and which haB made
him unfit to render his family the
support required of him as a husband
and father Tho petition also alleges
that prior to the time he became a
frequenter of saloons he was a good
kind and loving husband of irre
proachable character and provided for
his family in ample manner Mrs
Byers is a respected woman Mr
Byers is an old resident of this coun
ty and has held many positions of
trust all of which he has discharged
satisfactorily
LEVIED ON HERD Of CATTLE
Six Hundred Fat Bovines Seized for a
Debt
OMAHA Nov 25 Deputy United
States Marshal Moore is in Holt coun
ty where he has levied upon 690 head
of fat cattle in a suit brought by the
Omaha Cattle company against John
H Dierks He telegraphs that he is
loading the cattle and will ship them
to Omaha
In a petition filed in the federal
pourt the plaintiff alleges that in Oc
totber 1899 the defendants purchased
a large herd of cattle from Becker
Degan of South Omaha In order that
the defendants might make the pur
chase the plaintiff alleges that it
loaned the defendants something like
60000 taking a chattel mortgage as
security It is claimed that the condi
tions of the mortgage have been vio
lated hence the suit and the taking
possession of the cattle
Carves Bis Old Nelchbor
ALMA Neb Nov 25 Riley Fimple
and John Wing neighbors living near
Woodruff Kan just across the state
line from this place attempted to
settle old scores in a primitive way
Wing who was the heavier cf the
two succeeded in knocking Fimple
down across the barbed wire fence
when Fimple in order to extricate
himself therefrom used his pocket
knife on Wing inflicting several se
vere and dangerous wounds
Publish Bismarcks ThoujrhtF
BERLIN Nov 25 Two additional
volumes of Prince Bismarcks
Thoughts and Reminiscences are
soon to be published The first vol
ume will deal with Emperor William
I and Bismarck while the second
will include extracts from Bismarcks
correspondence with princes and
statesmen
Attempted Child Stealing
MCOOK Nov 25 Harry White
a painter who formerly worked here
but of late has been in Colorado was
arrested in Indianola just as he was
getting on the train with his little
daughter charged with attempting
child stealing
Safe Iiock Ptops 15 Hi in ess
FREMONT Neb Nov 25 A por
tion of Dodge countys official busi
ness was suspended for a time while
efforts were being made to open the
combination lock on County Clerk
Murrells vault The lock was finally
forced
Farmers Holding Corn
PAXTON Nov 25 On account of
the scarcity some farmers here are
refusing 50 cents a bushel for their
corn Hay is quite plentiful and the
shipping price so low that baling has
almost entirely ceased
Kscapes Death in Threher
BEAVER CITY Neb Nov 25
Harvey Miggard fell upon the rapidly
revolving cylinder of a threshing ma
chine and anrrowly escaped death
One arm was torn to shreds and he
suffered terribly
Hruek Killed on the Tracks
KEARNEY Neb Nov 25 L
Brucka sectionhand on the Union
Pacific was instantly killed near the
station at Watsons ranch west of the
city
Rebuilding Tire Swept District -
BUTTE Neb Nov 25 One hun
dred carpenters and laborers are busy
building up the burnt district of
Butte Substantial buildings are tak
ing the plate of the dilapidated ones
that burned The grade on the At
kinson Northern is completed sis
miles from the river and twelve miles
from Butter The town is booming
Lots on Main street are selling al
from fifty to twenty dollars per front
foot
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THIRD NEBRASKA REGIMENT
Adjutant Colby and Others Approve the
1lans
LINCOLN Neb Nov 23 Adjutant
General Colby and other military au
thorities of the state are contem
plating the organization of a third
regiment of Nebraska National guard
While the plan is yet in embryo it
has received the endorsement of sev
eral of tho highest officers of the
guard and the general opinion of
most of them is that it will soon be
put into successful operation
Under the new organization Omaha
would bo given one battalion The
metropolis now has three companies
of militia but two of them are at
tached to different regimentn and
the third is an independent organiza
tion It is proposed to group the
three companies together in one reg
iment and one battalion Thi3 reor
ganization would give Omaha a major
and it is not unlikely that the man
chosen for the position will be Cap
tain Eli Hodgins of Company G Sec
ond regiment He ranks second among
the captains of the suard
Adjutant General Colby and Briga
dier General Barry were in consulta
tion and it is understood that they
were considering the plans for reor
ganization General Barry is quoted
as having said that the battalion or
ganization for Omaha at least would
be effected
GIVE EVERYBODY A CHANCE
McKinley Monument Auxiliary Adopts a
Method of Raising Money
OMAHA Neb Nov 23 Evry
teacher editor and postmaster in Ne
braska will be asked to receive sub
scriptions for the McKinley memo
rial fund At their meeting here
members of the Nebraska branch of
the McKinley Memorial association
decided to raise Nebraskas contribu
tion to the monument fund by means
of a popular subscription
The money contributed by Nebras
kans will be used in erecting monu
ments to the late president both in
Canton and Washington It is the
purpose of the national association to
erect a suitable memorial to his mem
ory in Canton first and to use what
money remains in the erection of a
McKinley monument in Washington
General Charles F Manderson pres
ident of the Nebraska branch pre
sided at the meeting The Nebraska
plan for raising money will be made
known to the public by means of cir
culars which will be sent into all
parts of the state E Rosewater sec
retary of the Nebraska branch will
mail these circulars to all the post
masters teachers and editors in the
state and an effort will be made to
call the memorial movement to the
attention of every person in the state
ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST
Many Fatalities Ivnown to Have Resulted
From Mine Disaster
TELLURIDE Colo Nov 22 What
is likely to prove the most disastrous
accident that has ever occurred in a
metallic mine in Colorado resulted to
day from a fire which burned the
buildings at the mouth of the Bullion
tunnel through which the Smuggler
Union is worked and which filled the
mine with deadly gas and smoke It
is impossible to give even an approxi
mate estimate of the loss of life but
it is believed that it will reach nearly
if not Quite 100 Twenty two are
known to have perished their bodies
having been recovered
Nebraska Art Association
LINCOLN Neb Nov 23 The
eighth annual exhibition of the Ne
braska Art association will be held at
the library December 26 to January
16 inclusive The pictures have been
selected by Miss Florence Levy who
was conected with the art department
of the Pan American exposition Ex
hibits will be confined to American
artists
Stte Teachers Convention
LINCOLN Neb Nov 23 State
Superintendent Fowler has begun the
distribution of programs for the
forthcoming annual meeting of the
Nebraska State Teachers association
which meets in this city the last
days of December The officers of the
association expect a larger attendance
than last year
Stockmen Organize
THEDFORD Neb Nov 23 The
stockmen of this county met at the
court house here and organized a
Stockmens Protective and Breeders
association and have determined to
pave a rocky way for the rustler in
the future J H Edmisten was elec
ted chairman and E D Roberts sec
retary
Claims of the State Fair
LINCOLN Neb Nov 23 The
board of managers of the State Board
of Agriculture met and allowed sev
eral claims arising from the recent
state fair No definite figures havo
been reported but it is believed by
the board that the total expense of
the fair will not exceed the available
funds E L Vance of Pawnee City
was elected delegate to the conven
tion of the American Association of
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Tho Shah Is a PimpuhottMV j
Amateur photography is a
tho rfhah of Persia and he has beoonw
quite skillful in the use of the camera
Ho baa a positive mania for ielng
taken in every conceivable atUtude
and dress and has even been photo
graphed in bed
Electricity for Steam Koads
The Swedish government has under
consideration tho substitution of elec
tricity for steam on all the Swedish
railraods the abundance of water
power in the country not only roaking
tho project feasible but folding out
promise of a great saving
For a flying enemy makes a silver
bridge
TIIE BEST UESUITS IN- STAKCHING
can bo obtained only by using Deflance
Starch besides pttinfr i oz more lor
same money no cooking required
Some mens minds are
with useless memories
cumbered
ARE YOUR CIOT1IES FADED
Use Red Cross Boll Blue and make then
whito again Largo 2 oz packaged cents
It avails little the unfortunate to
be brave
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TorctaHdrea teottnc often tho gams nluslr
flammatlos allay pamcurea wlndcoltc JBcaDOiue
Cupid makes the love matches and
cupidity is responsible for the other
brands
THOSE WIIO IIAVE TRIED IT
will use no other Deflance Cold Water
Starch has no equal in Quantity or Qual
ity 16 oz for 10 cents Other brands
contain only 12 oz
The profundity of some
shows in their ignorance
people
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has an equal for coughs end colds John B
Boyeh Trinity Springs Ind Fob 15 1800
Chronic kickers give the world manjr
an upward boost
WHY IT IS THE BEST
Is because made by an entirely different
process Deiiunce Starch Is unliko any
other better and one third more for 10
cents
A Womans prematurely gray hair is
often the result of marrying a man
to reform him
Stops tho Cough and
Works Oir the Cold
Laxative Bronio Quinine Tablets Price 25c
Wise is the weather prophet who
predicts both ways
10 to lO or a Change or Katie-
To purchasers of starch Heretofore
they have been paying 10 cents for 13
ounces of even much inferior goods to
that turned out in Nebraska and
known as Defiance starch Now how
ever the up-to-date housewife who has
an eye to money saving insists that
her grocer shall give her Defiance It
costs less and goes farther than any
other starch made At your grocers
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tomorrow
He who sows brambles must not
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