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Senator Spooner The credit man of
a great Chicago house visited his bar
ber in the morning on the way to tho
store and upon arriving in his office
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codrlal Good morning I see youve
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office boy entered Mawnin Mr
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My dear you have had your hair
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dining room to swallow a morsel and
escape The pretty maid Law Mr
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flew out of the room almost into the
cooks arms and that worthy remark
ed cheerfully Mr Gates Youve had
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but expletives now he dashed out
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to death a favorite hen that had just
laid an egg and as she uttered the
usual hen cry Cut cut cut cut
hair to cut the distressed credit
man fell in a fit
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Maybe the butterfly has as muct
fun in life as the bee
Pisos Cure for Consumption is an infallible
raed i no for coughs and colds X VT Saaiuei
Oceun Grove X J Feb 17 1900
wouhl indicate that the
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WHEAT FARM
SYNDICATE LED BY NEBRASKAN
WILL ESTABLISH IT
BUY FORTY THOUSAND ACRES
The Syndicate Will Introduce Steam
PI0W3 and Other Modern Machinery
as Well as Own Its Own Elevators
to Do the Work
ST PAUL Aug 9 A syndicate of
Americans led by T B Hoard of Ne
braska a wealthy cattleman will es
tablish the first bonanza wheat farm
in Canada between Craik and David
hon on the Prince Albert branch of
the Canadian Pacific Forty thousand
acres of land have been purr hased at
an outlay of 200000 and another 100
000 has been set aside by the syndi
cate for improvements None of the
methods which made the great wheat
farms of North Dakota famous have
yet been applied in Canada andwheat
raising has been confined entirely to
small areas and to the work of small
farmers
The syndicate includes F J Waddell
of Aurora Neb another wealthy cat
tleman and capitalists from Iowa and
Illinois Ono whole township is to be
converted into a monster wheat field
and the greater portion of the town
ship adjoining is to become a portion
of the syndicates interests
Mr Hoard and his associates will
introduce steamplows and other mod
ern farm machinery
The syndicate will own its own elei
vators two of which are to be built
this fall at Garvin in the center of
the new farm It will also operate
nine elevators at adjacent points
NEELY WANTS THE MONEY
Asks that Currency Found in His Pos
session Be Returned
WASHINGTON Aug 9 C W
Neely who was convicted of Cuban
postal frauds and afterwards granted
amnesty by the Cuban legislature has
applied to the attorney general to be
reimbursed for the money found in his
possession at the time of his arrest
amounting to 623 i
This money was sent to Cuba as an
exhibit at the trial of Neely and was
returned by the military government
to the War department Secretary
Root wrote a letter to the postmaster
general informing him that the money
had been returned and was held to be
disposed of at the latters direction
Th postmaster general has not ac
cepted the money and it still remains
in the possession of Secretary Root
The War department is holding it un
til an adjustment is made and a bal
ance struck between the Cuban gov
ernment and the late military govern
ment regarding financial affairs
The officials have not yet determined
what action they will take after this
balance is struck
HELPING NEEDY FILIPINOS
Poverty Stricken Hundreds of Thou
sands Arc Being Fed
WASHINGTON D C Aug 9
Major B K West of the commissary
department writing from Manila to
General Weston chief commissary has
the following to say concerning the
feeding of natives in the Philippines
I was in hopes that the closing up
of the campaign in Batangas and La
guna would end the feeding of the na
tives but such is not the case al
though the camps have been broken
up The natives were left in a desti
tute condition had been unable to
plant new crops all the old crops had
been destroyed in the military opera
tions and so the work has to go on
General Bell was in the city and I
asked him about the number of na
tives he was feeding He told me that
in Batangas he was feeding approxi
mately 250000 people In Laguna he
could not give the exact number but
I judge from the quantity that we sup
ply that there must be about half as
many
Joes Boy Gets a Job
LONDON Aug 9 Official an
nouncement was made today that Aus
ten Chamberlain son of the colonial
secretary has been appointed post
master general vice the Marquis of
Londonderry resigned
Twenty Miles by Auto
WORCESTER Mass Aug 9 The
twenty mile motor paced race at the
Coliseum between Elkes and Freeman
resulted in a victory for the former
who covered the distance in 3127 3 5
Funston Confined to Room
DENVER Aug 9 Brigadier Gen
eral Frederick Funston commander of
the Department of the Colorado is
confined to his home by illness hav
ing undergone an operation for fistula
His condition is not at all alarming
and his friends expect he will recover
quickly The generals illness does
not result from the attach of appendi
citis for which an operation was suc
cessfully performed at Kansas City
before he came to Colorado
CUBA TO INCREASE DUTIES
Senate Orders Executive to Raise Im
port Revenue
WASHINGTON Aug 8 Tho state
department is advised by Minister
Squiefs that tho Cuban senate has au
thorized tho executive to Increase im
ports duties to the following maxi
mums
Shoes and boots from 10 to 17 per
cent coal 25 cents per thousand ki
los pine lumber 40 per cent stear
ine beef in cans fresh beef fresh
mutton salt beef jerked beef hams
herring coffee cider beer 50 per
cent hats CO per cent butter liq
uors wine 70 per cent poultry fresh
pork salt pork bacon lard cheese
condensed milk wheat flour codfish
rice alimentary preserves eggs
beans and peas onions potatoes
olive oil 100 per cent common soap
150 per cent corn C33 per cent
SOUP IS THEIR ONLY FOOD
Condition of the Peasant Inhabitants
of Eastern Galicia
VIENNA Aug 8 After a special
investigation of the labor trouble in
eastern Galica the Neue Freie Presse
draws a gloomy picture of the miser
able conditions which led to the ex
isting strike
The average mortality from famine
for several years past according to
the Neue Freie Presse aggregated
50000
Laborers wages range from 8 to 16
cents a day and women earn from 4
to 8 cents a day The peasants rarely
taste bread and exist chiefly on a soup
the principal ingredients of which are
water and herbs
MET DEATH IN A CYCLONE
Sixteen Men Know to Have Been
KillcJ by Gas Explosion
TRINIDAD Colo Aug 8 Sixteen
men are known to be dead and some
others are reported missing as the re
sult of an explosion of gas in one of
the mines of the Union Coal Coke
company at Bowen six miles from
Trinidad at 7 oclock tonight The
work of rescuing the bodies was begun
at once and four had been taken out
at 10 oclock No names are obtain
able at this times
The mine employs about sixty men
They are all Americans and Irish
Most of the dead are said to be mar
ried Only meager details have been
received here
Union Pacific Buys Abroad
NEW YORK Aug 8 It is learned
from reliable sources today that the
Union Pacific has placed a big order
for steel rails with a firm in Germany
Part of this order is for the Southern
Pacific though delivery is to be made
to the Union Pacific at Omaha and
such other points westward as it may
later instruct The order is for 1000
tons Premiums for early delivery
were quoted ranging from to 1 per
cent A prominent man connected
with the steel industry said It is
not surprising to hear of the Union
Pacifics order Domestic mills can
not deliver before the third quarter
next year They are stacked up with
orders ior millions of dollars in steel
Iron orders will have to go abroad
before long
Groesbeck Makes Reply
WASHINGTON D C Aug S Col
onel Groesbeck of the judge advocate
generals department has written to
the adjutant general a reply to the re
quest for an explanation of an inter
view published on his arrival at San
Francisco in which he commented on
court martials in the Philippines Ad
jutant General Corbin to whom the
reply was addressed will return to
Washington in a few days
He Won Womens Hearts
SIOUX CITY Aug S E S Porter
an alleged real estate man from Des
Moines with many aliases who is un
der arrest here as a fugitive from
South Dakota where he is said to have
swindled numerous women in the sale
of patterns seems to be a winner of
the hearts of women as well His
grip contains letters of a very loving
nature from women in Omaha Ha
warden Deniion Brainard Minn and
other places
Today Mrs Saiah Carr of York
Neb arrived to meet Porter and upon
learning of his arrest confronted him
at the police station and severely re
proached him between sobs
Becomes a Chicago Lawyer
CHICAGO 111 Aug 8 President
Roosevelt will receive the honorary
degree of LL D from the University
of Chicago during his visit to Chicago
Oyster Men in a Combine
MOBILE Ala Aug 8 The vari
ous oyster canning and packing com
panies in Mississippi Louisiana and
Alabama will combine under one head
with a capital of 2000000 The
movement has been on foot three
years and is now practically assured
it will control all the business of
the three states along the fish and
canning lines Headquarters proba
bly will be in New Orleans Ten com
panies are in the combine
HOLD UP A TRAIN
MASKED MEN ROB BURLINGTON
EXPRESS AT MARCUS ILL
ONE OF THE NUMBER IS KILLED
The Other Five Easily Escape After
Rifling the Contents of the Express
Car and Obtaining a Considerable
Sum of Money
MOUNT CARROLL 111 Aug 7 A
daring and successful train robbery oc
curred ac Marcus on the Chicago Bur
lington Quincy railway five miles
north of Savannah about midnight
The line vcstibuled passenger train
oi eleven cuacnus unuuuiur jnuiuiouu
in charge was flagged at the little sta
tion and six masked men boarded the
engine The engineer and fireman
obeyed the imperative orders of the
robbers and at once uncoupled the en
gine an I express car from the train
and ran them a quarter of a mile up
the track
They then blew up the express car
with dynamite ran the engine north a
distance of a mile from Hanover and
the locomotive becoming dead the rob
bers abandoned it and escaped
One of the highwaymen was killed
being shot above the eye and also in
the leg He met instant death while
on tho engine and his body was dumped
to the ground by his companions as
they sped away Express Messenger
Byl claims to have done the shooting
The deed was done quickly the
trainmen and passengers making no
defense Six sacks of money were se
cured but the amount is not known
The passengers were not molested
There was no way of telegraphing
news of the holdup and a flagman
walked back and gave the alarm A
special train of citizens and several
policemen at once proceeded to the
scene but as the track runs along
the Mississippi and the country is
well adapted to a successful flight the
robbers easily escaped The work was
evidently that of exports as they went
at it coolly and methodically
Tho train attacked is one of the fin
est in the world and usually carries
considerable money which must have
been known by the robbers
The dead highwayman was a
Stranger in this vicinity He was a
middle aged man and well dressed
In his pocket was found an Iowa
Central mileage credential from Grin-
nel to Giiman la issued in the name
of A L Jacobs
Four explosions were required to
soniplete the destruction of the safe
and the ear was badly wrecked The
robbers were six in number all mask
ed They evidently Avere railroad men
one being a good engineer Messenger
Wdlliam Byl fired fivo shots at the rob
bers but without avail and an attempt
was made to blow him up in his car
The bandits had arranged to ditch
the entire train had not tho signal to
stop been heeded Several passengers
in the buffet car including the porter
were held prisoners during the strug
gle to ciack the safe
It is thought the dead robber was
killed by a comrade by mistake The
body was put on the tender and run
by the others a short distance and
then thrown into the weeds
Official announcement Avas made by
tho officials of both the Burlington
road and the Adams Express company
that a purse of 1000 would be made
up by the two companies and given to
Express Messenger Byl for his bravery
Daring Climber is Killed
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PHILADELPHIA Aug 7 Daniel
Barry a daring climber known as
Steeple Jack fell ninety eight feet
while working in the city hall tower
painting inside of the dome and was
instantly killed Barry placed the
electric lights around the brim of the
statue of William Penn which caps
the city hall tower 540 feet above the
pavement and occasionally would low
er himself over the edge and hang in
midair by his hands
Condition of the Treasury
WASHINGTON Aug 7 Todays
statement of the treasury balances in
the general fund exclusive of the
150 000000 gold reserve in the divi
sion of redemption shows Available
cash balance 203479337 gold 101
317111
Stock Yards Stock at Boston
BOSTON Mass Aug 7 Todays
regular semi weekly auction sale of
securities brought out fifty shares of
Union Stock Yards Omaha which
went at 101 This was one of the fea
tures of the days sales
Dies While the Band Plays
ST JOSEPH Mo Aug 7 Samuel
Pryor noted bandmaster and fathei
of Arthur Pryor the celebrted trom
bonist who while touring with Sousa
was personally complimented by King
Edward is dying at his home in this
city Yesterday when it became ovi
dent that death was near Prof Pryor
summoned his band and ordered the
leader to conduct a concert of livel
airs The band plays beneath the
sick mans window
TESTING CAPTIVE BALLOONS
To Be Used in Naval Demonstration
by Rear Admiral Hlgglnaon f
UTICA N Y Aug C Major Ruber
nnd a detachment of tho Bignal servlco
balloon corps under Fir3t Lieutenant
Cliffton and Sergeant Bloodsoe of Fort
Myor Washington aro now stationed
at Frankfort In tho interest of the gov
ernment in supervising tho construc
tion of eleven captive hydrogen ga3
balloons being made for use in tho na
val demonstrations to bo made by
Rear Admiral Hlgglnaon with tho
squadron off tho Atlantic coast iato In
August
Tho first balloon has been practic
ally completed and a successful test
has been made by tho government
officials Controlled by a kerosene oil
motor windlass the balloon is said
to have made flights of nearly a quar
ter of a mile In thirty to forty sec
onds and then was slowed checked
and reversed and was brought to tho
ground in three or four minutes with
two to four passengers each time nono
of whom could immediately detect tho
stop or reversed movement at the top
although the wind was brisk and at
times quito severe
PRESIDENT BEARDSHEiR DEAD
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Noted College Man of lova Passes
Away at Des Moines
DES MOINES la Aug 6 Dr Wil
liam M Beardshear president of Iowa
State college at Ames died early yes
terday morning as the result of nerv
ous prostration whilo attending tho
meeting of the National Educational
association at Minneapolis a month
ago Dr Beardshear was president of
the association
Dr Beardshear was one of the fore
most educators in Iowa Prior to as
suming the presidency of the State
Agricultural college ten years ago ho
was superintendent of schools for
West Des Moines Before that he had
been president of Western college at
Tama la When he became head of
the state college it was less than half
its present size its growth being duo
in large part to his efforts
CHINESE ARE NOT SINCERE
A Hitch in Negotiations Over the Abo
lition of the Likin
SHANGHAI Aug 6 The hitch in
tho negotiations between Sir James
L Mackay the British tariff commis
sioner and the Chinese commissioners
Tor tho adoption of Sir James scheme
for Chinese tariff which arose from
the fact that the Chinese objected to
the British regulation concerning in
land navigation convinces every one
outside of the British commission of
the utter dishonesty of the Chinese in
their professions in favor of the abo
lition of the likin or provincial tran
sit duty The American commissioner
assured Lieun Kim Yi that the United
States would never consent to the
abolition of the likin because the bulk
of American imports go to Manchu
ria and the northern provinces where
there is no likin
Prefer to Be Left Alone
WASHINGTON Aug 6 Thlechumi
Fixico Goso Fixico Chee Ufouia
igo and James L Gray representing
themselves as agents and delegates of
the Creek Indian tribe in Indian Ter
ritory today brought suit to enjoin
Secretary Hitchcock and Commission
er of Indian Affairs Jones from pro
ceeding in execution of what is known
as the Creek agreement for allotments
etc They ask to be allowed to re
main in undisturbed enjoyment of
their landed interests and that such
property as already has been taken
from them under the agreement and
the ratifying act be restored to them l
and an accounting made to them by
the government
Aostolic Delegate at Manila
ROME Aug 6 Italia announces
that Mgr Guardi at present in tho
office of Cardinal Rampolla the papal
secretary of state has been appointed
apostolic delegate at Manila
Saw a Glad Bright Light
DENVER Colo Aug 6 Mrs Sar
ah Nessler of this city who has been
blind for seven years and whose case
was pronounced incurable by oculists
claims to have recovered her eyesight
in a miraculous manner She says
that while praying at a revival meet
ing of the Holiness sect sometimes
called Jumpers a white light brokf
on her eyes and soon she was able to
distinguish objects Her vision she
declares is now nearly as good as it
was before she became blind
Guidi for Representative
ROME Aug 6 Italia announces
that Monsigneur Guidi at resent in
the office of Cardinal Rampolla the
papal secretary of state has been ap
pointed apostolic delegate at Manila
It was announced Trom Rome August
2 that the delay in appointing an
apostolic delegate at Manila was due
to a desire of the Vatican tj please
the Washington authorities oy send
ing to the Philippines zn American
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