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RAILROAD ROW AT BEATRICE I
Tlio Union Paolflo and Kansas Olty
& Boatrloo Squaubllnff
FOUND DEAD ON THE TRACK
A Nebraska City Sonmlnl Influenza
nt Various IMaers A. Tontoon
IlrluRO Bunk O. A. It ISlec-
tlon Other Stuta News
A Crosslnc Itnliroitlln
Beatrice , Neb , Doc 30. fSpoolal Tolo-
pram to Tnn llen.1 The Union 1'ociGc nnd
Kansas City & Beatrlco railroad crosslns
imbroglio culminated > ostorday In the Union
Pacific stealing n march on the latter nnd
tlio bulldln < t or Its track ever the disputed
street early Sunday morning In rolatlvo do-
llancoof the orders of the city council ,
which refused to grant the coveted permis
sion at Its meeting last Monday oveninu Tlio
ronyor this morning , with a detachment of
city pjllco , toro up tbo Union l'aclllc track
that was laid ncross Sixth street nnd thoclty
nttorccy at the same tlmo llled an Injuction
• with dudgo llrndy to prcvont the Union Pa-
ciDc from lnylnR any sldotrack ncroBs Sixth
strcot until the further order of the court
The Injunction wns grnntod nnd sqt for hear
ing at i ! o'clock tonight , and a continuance
was taken for ono week The city council
will bo called together tomorrow afternoon
to tnko action in the matter There is con
siderable dlfferencoof onlmon on the mny-
ors action Many hold that the Union Pn-
clflo had not boon peremptorily refused per
mission to cross the street with a sldotrack
and that in view of what tbo Union Pacillc
had done for Beatrlco it wns-vcry unjust to
take BUch arbitrary measures and thus invite
vito its nntagonlsm The mayor takes tlio
ground that the Union Pnclllo has laid the
disputed track in direct deilanco of the councils
cil's orders and that ho did not propose to
tolcrato such an action of contempt If the
council says the crossing can bo made ho
ball interpose no objections
Found Dona on tlio Track
IIautinoton , Neb , Dec 30. | & , poclal Tel
egram to The Bbe ] A dead man was
found on the railroad track lira mlles west of
Colcrldgo at 8 o'clock this morning There
is nothing to Identify him A revolver was
found near , all the chambers being loaded
Ho was about forty yours old , flvo feet and
ton Inches tall , weight about ono hundred
i nnd eighty pounds The body was frozen
stiff when found The general impression is
that the unknown man hud bcon foully dealt
with
A Nebraska Oily sonmlnl
NmiUSKA Cur , Neb , Doc 30. [ Special
* 'to Tub Bee.1 The Uttlo town of Union ,
In Cass county , had a sensation a few
days ago in which Prank Bauchor , a local
merchant , nnd his wife and J. L. Carper , a
i district school teacher , were the principals
, The tlirco parties were boarders at the Union
house , and Baucher became Jealous of the
attentions bestowed upon his wife by the
pedagogue Ho imagined that ho had good
reasons to suspect that oil was not right
botweeh tlio two and luid a trap for them
It was the sanio old Bchomo , but apparently
worked to ponectlon Baucher absented
himself and then suddenly and unexpectedly
roturncd to their rooms only to ilnd his wife ,
it Is alleged , and Carper together and in a
compromising situation There wns the
usual scene and then the merciful husband
gave Carper ono hour in which to leave towu
and never return Carper protesiod his
innocence of anything wrong and said ho
, wus in the room only for a social talk with
the woman Nevertheless ho loft town
within the hour
Filled With Wntor •
N niusKA Cur , Neb , Dec 30. [ Special
Telegram to Tnn Bee.1 Thd boats of the
pontoon bridge filled with water during the
high water and the cntiro bridge sunk to the
r. bottom of tlio river
Doiitss at Broken How
Broken Bow , Neb , Doc 30. | Spoclal to
The Bee.J Broken Bow will havoanothor
railroad the coming summer The Missouri
IUvor , North Platte & Denver is an assured
fact and BroUon , Bow will bo ono of its most
important pointsbatng a division station with
Rbops and round houses located hero The
advent of this road will give Broken Bow
nnothor through eastern line nnd will cslab-
> . lish bustn03s-enterprises hero tnntonly await
jtho additional railroad facilities which this
now line of rood will supply This prosper
ous young city will forgo to the front in an
other yearns uevorbefore nnd its past record
is almost unrivalled in our state
An electric light company recently formed
here will Boon put In ono of the most com
plete plants In the state
The Presbyterians are projecting the
building of n ilno church the coming season
It will bo the Unost edifice of the find in this
part of the state
The Masons gave a reception and ball at
their temple on Friday ovonlug It was the
ilnost social event of the season
The Gllinorc-hlnuetiter Wcddine
Folleiiton , Neb , Dec 3i--Special [ Telegram -
gram to The Bee | Mr Frank M. GUtuoro
, nt Elk Point , S. D.nnd MtssAnotta Slaugh
ter of Fullerton , were married at the Meth
odist Episcopal church In this city atD o'clock
this morning Tbo wedding was ono of the
tlargost and most brilliant over witnessed in
this city The bride is tbo daughter of
Unitou States Marshal Slaughter and
the urroom was formerly county judge of
Nanco county , but now cashier and the
Inrgcst stockholder of the Citizens bank of
Elk Point A banquet and informal reception
1 was given to tbo bridal party and a few of
the most intimate friends The couple left
on the 10:50 : train for Omaha , nnd will bo at
homo to tholr friends at Elk Point after Jan
uary 1.
Celebrated St Johns Day
Nelson , Neb , Dee 30. [ Soooiai to Tub
IBee.JTIio Masomo fraternity of this place
celebrated bt Johns day by giving a bannuot
Friday evening to tholr friends There were
. more than ono hundred and ilFty present to
listen to the oxcollout programme of music
and recitations and to partake of the bounti
ful supper , Mr O. E. Adams of Superior
made a good impromptu address on the bou-
1 eflta of tbo order , taking the place of S. A.
Soarlo , osn , , of this place , who was pre
vented from coming by illness
G. A. lUCtroilon
BbtkoH ) ? , Neb , Dee 30. ISpooUl to The
t Bee.1 Major Potter post No 157 , Grand
Army of the Republic , of this place , oloctcd
and ' Installed the following oftlcors Saturday
evening for thn onsulng year : W. C. Parker ,
commander ; II J. Burgc , soulor vice com
mander ; C. II , Floagel , Junior vice com
mender ; David h. Marks , adjutant ; E. Ii
' jBrOkaw quartermaster ; G. W. Allen , but
1"econ ; William Lowrio O. D , ; II A. Bev-
iugton , O. Q. ; Joseph Wesley , chaplain
A Pleasant llnur Club
t Aiunnoc , Neb , , Dee 30. [ Special to Tub
Bee.J The socloty people , under the leader
ship of W , II , Bibcock , bnvo organized a
Pleasant Hour club , which will meet every
nlternuto Friday evening for social enjoy
wont , Kntortalnmont is so nrrangod that
each ono cuu find amusement suited to his
humor Ho pan dunce , play cards , checkers ,
chess , can chat or sit still and not say any
thing The club is a grand social success
A Proponed Ni-w Itoad
KEAiisjKr , Neb , , Dec 30. [ Spoclal Telegram -
gram to Cue Bee , | The city council tonight
passed an ordinance calling for a special
election on February 13 to vqto on a bond
" proposition of (75,000 to aid in the construc
tion of the Kearney & Blaok Hills railway
The roud shall be completed to Calaway
within ono year , with the principal oftloos
and shop * located here The sontlment hare
J that the bouds will carry ,
Kearney * Nitwura-rn Hystom
KxABKer , Neb , Boo 80. [ Special Tela-
gram to Tub Bee 1 Work began in earnest
today oa the Kearusy towerago system , I j
Kearney laborers will bo employed princi
pally , as It is the wish of the council and all
concerned here Work will contlnuo as long
ns the wcathor Is favorable Builders are
completing tholr contracts and the nvorago
Kcnrnoy laborer Is happy
liuko Hininioii'M Hard Ijttok
NunnxsKA Citt , Neb , Dee 30. [ Spoclal
Tolgram to Tub Bbh.I Shorlff Will
man wont to Lincoln this morning
with n wnrratit for the arrest of
ox-County Treasurer Duke Simpson ,
who today compiotod his four years term in
the penttcntlnr.v for embezzling nbout 30,000
from the couhty whllo treasurer Thcronro
still two counts against him on which ho will
probably bo arrnlgnod at the January term
of the distilct court
Sickness and Dnnth nt Ionon
Pojccu , Neb , Dec , 30. [ Special Tolegrom
to Tun Bcn.l The Kusslan Influenza Is mak
ing itself felt in Ponca Forty or fifty cases
are reported , a number of them qulto
serious
John Sailer of this city , ono of the oldest ,
nnd wcalttdcst citizens of this county , died
suddenly of Brlght's dlscaso of the kidneys
this morning '
Cold nnd Clear
Ord , Neb , Dee 30. [ Special to Tub Bee ]
Saturday morning opened foggy , which
early In the forenoon turned Into rnln The
'
ral' foil heavily all day , succeeded after
sundown by a high wind nnd snow Todny
has boon clear and cold , the first cold snap
wo have exporloncou this season
Struck lor More Pay
Wysiohi' , Neb , , Dec , 30. [ Spoclal Tclo-
grain to The Bee.1 Work on the water
works has bcon suspended for n short turns on
account of the trench diggers striking for
higher pay Arrangements have been made
to dig the treuchos for the water mains by
machinery , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Wymoro Illuminated
Wvmohe , Neb , Dec 30 [ Special Tele
gram to The Bee ] The streets of this city
nro brilliantly Illuminated tonight byeloctric
light The light used is the are nnd is giv-
lug , ns far as tested , good satisfaction ,
Ija Gripnn nt Nebraska City
Neuuaska Citv , Neb , Dec 30. [ Spoclal
to The Beh I The physieians announce that
the influenza epidemic has struck Nebraska
City , uud they report a uunibor of cases
about tovn
Saloon Closed Uo
Locp Car , Neb , Dec 30. [ Special Telegram -
gram to The Bee ] Tbo Baleen of Ford &
Adamson nt this place was closed this morn
ing on a inortgago hold by the First Na
tional bank
IOWA NEWS
A Dry ( I001H Store Burned
Oskaloqsa , In , Dec 30. [ Special Telegram -
gram to 1111 : LJEE.l FIre broke out la the
Magnet dry goods store yesterday The
stock is a total loss and Is valued at about
$15,000 , of which thcro was insurnnco to the
amount of 9,000. , The owners are C. W- .
WcokSj C , E. Stewart and a Mr Pierce of
Boston , who is u special partner The build
ing is owned by A. M. Abraham and was in
jured to the amount of foOO , which is cov
ered by msurnnco The tobacco and cigar
stock of W. F. ninsley and ths book und
stationery stock of Mrs Bullard , both ad
joining thoTvIncnet , were injured seine by
sinoko and water , hut the loss is fully cov
ered by Insurance
Conventions of Tonohors
Des Moines , la , Dee 30 [ Spoclal Tele
gram to The Bee ] The teachers are gath
ering in large numbers for tholr nnnual
mooting here tomorrow Fully three hun
dred have already arrived , und the attend
ance promises to surpass previous records
The first week will bo the mooting of the ed
ucational council , or scnato , which decides
tbo policy of the association on' publio ques
tions ' 1 ho first public meeting will bo held
tomorrow night Tlio state music teach
ers association will also hold tholr Drsi
meeting at the same tlmo '
Dctcrnilnt to Die
Cuesto.v , la , Dec 30. [ Special Telegram
to Tub Bee ] John Becker , jr , attempted
suicldo Inst ovenlng by taking oxldo of mer
cury , This is his third uttompt at suicldo in
the past four years because of his inability
to rofram from drinking Mr Bcckor has
lived in the city many years and is well
known to the traveling populace as the for
mer proprietor of the Summit house His
recovery is vary doubtful
Xin Grlpps nt Port Dode _
FonT Dodoe , la , Dee 30. [ Special Tele
gram to The Bee ] There are a couple of
well developed cases of La Grippe in this
city , and both victims are confined to their
homes All physicians in the city report
numerous cases of influenza , but with the
oxcoptlon of these two cases do not think it
is of the Russian variety
An Operatorx Suit
Cnicuoo , Doc 30. Edward L. Randall ,
telegrnph operator for the Bock Island rail
road at Davenport , la , was active last sum
mer in organizing a branch of the Order of
Railway Telegraphers and was discharged
tborofor aud blacklisted , which prevented
him from getting work elsewhere Ho
brought suit for $25,000 damages against the
road in Kansas City and on order of tbo
court there depositions of the Western
Union telegraph officials of thfs city have
bocn taken Superintendent Tubbs , of the
Western Union , declined toonswer the ques
tion as to whether ho bad refused to employ
Randall on the strength of the blacklist
circularJrom the Rock Island road The
attorneys appealed to Judge Tuthlll to com
pel him to auswor and the matter was al
lowed to go ever until tomorrow to glvo the
attorneys tlmo to cite authorities in behalf
of Mr Tubbs
A Kansas Mans Contract ,
OnEiam , Kan , Dee 30. [ Special Tele
gram to Tub Bbe.--A. ] H. M0G00 of the
firm of Hull & McGce , proprietors of the
city roller mills of Oborlin , rcturnod a few
days slnco from Atlanta , Go , where ho
closed a contract with the state authorities
for a half million pounds of Hour for the va
rious state institutions This contract was
awarded to the lowest bidder , and upon sam
ples furnished bv the bidders It speaks
well for northwest Kansas , and especially
Decatur county , where the wheat is grown
to make this flour
o-
Mrs Blnntwlll Discharged
Chicacjo , Doc 80. [ Special Telegram to
Tub Bbe.1 Bruno Eberllng and Mrs Jo
hanna Mantwill , who Were held by the coroners
ner's Jury for the murder of the latter's hus
band , Max Mantwill , were discharged by
Judge Grinuoll this morning because thcro
wns nn evtdenco against them The police
claim to have struck a promising clue which
they thiuk will soon lead to the arrest of the
real murderer The widow and Eborling ,
they say , are not Implicated
The Visible Supply
Chicago , Doc S3. The visible supply of
grain is as follows ;
Bushels Decrease
Wheat 33,0 ,000 801,000
Increase
Corn , 8,007,000 aU3,000
Oats 5,112,000 801,000
Rye , . . . 1,852,000 1,000
Decrease
Barley , 2,420,000 1)5,000 )
A Gnu Kxplosiou
New Orleans , Bee 30. A towlfio oxplo-
slon of gas occurred in a two-story brick
building , corner Elyslon Fields and Yictory
streets , demolishing two buildings and bury ,
ing six persons beneath tie | debris
Tha Urowou and policemen succeeded in res
cuing iheui without Beriqus injuries
Ilanlan Aooepts Gaudnur'u Ohallonco
New Yornc , Dec 30. Edward Banian is
out in reply to the challenge of Jake Gau
daur sayiug bo will row him a slnglo scull
shell race for from $3,000 to $5,000. the race
to couio oft before July next , Unman leaves
the water with tbo referee
TOE BLIZZARD IN THEMTIL
It Waa a Severe nnd Very Pooullar
Btorm
WINONA ONE BIG SKATING RINK
The City Flooded nml Then Froxon
Solid Trains Stuck ( n Drifts
bix Foct IIIrIi Another
Cold Wnvo
A Touch or Winter
St Paw , Mum , Dec 130. Advlcot hero
seem to Indlcato that the vgreat snow storm
of Saturday extended over a largo nroa , The
center of dlsturbnnco appears to have bcon
nt Huron , S. D. , w here tbo wind veered to
the north and the storm lncrcasod until it
beenmo n verltnblo bllzrard , blowing fifty
mites nn hour The memorable experlcncos
of two years ago prevented the pcoplo from
unduly exposing themselves on the pralrio ,
and no bad results arc anticipated
The storm has been inarltod in places
by singular phenomena At Winona ,
Minn , rain descended In great shcots ,
and the wtiolo city was Hooded When the
rain stepped the mercury foil rapidly thirty
degrcos in thrco hours People can skate to
business this morning
At other points electric disturbances pre
ceded the fall of snow Duluth wns visited
with n severe blizzard , ushering In the heav
iest suow fall of the season Much dnmago
was done In the city , nnd street cars are
blocked Trains are delayed bv drifts six
foot deep in many places The wires nro now
up near Calgary , and the lieutenant of the
United States service reports a cold wave
started Ironi that region forty hours ago and
moved this way
Kuiiwan njtd Missouri Storm-Swopt.
Kansas Crrr , Mo , Doc 30. A violent wind
storm prevailed in Kansas and Missouri yes
tcrday , accompanied by n flurry of snow
early in the day and a decldod drop In the
temperature At Macon , Mo , fences were
leveled to the ground Several outhouses at
Abilene , Kan , were blown down and a barn
at Wichita demolished The greatest dam
age was done to crops Winter wheat had
boon forced by the recent mild weather to an
advanced state of development , and with
nothing to protect it the severe cold , it is
lcared , killed the crop3 , thus causing consid
erable damage
Keeping the Tracks Clear
Huitov , S. D. , Dec 30. [ Special Telegram
to The Bee ] An old man named Phillips ,
living near Doland , in Spink county , is the
only person known to have perished in Sat
urday nights blizzard The Chicago &
Northwestern railroad has snow plows and
a largo force of men keeping this division of
the road clear , and no blockade is likely to
occur
Ar Ottawa
Ottawa , Ont , Dec 20. A blizzard struck
Ottawa from the west during the night ,
prostrating several buildings , awnings , otc
MILK AND UOSEY
What Caunda Sees Beyond the St
Lawrence
New York , Dec 30. The senate com
mittee on Canadian affairs mot hero today
and heard the testimony of eastern fishermen -
mon in regard to the trouble they experi
enced in fishing and securing bait in Cana
dian waters Senator Hoar stated that
Great Britain always conceded to the United
States the commercial rights of fishing ves
sels Ho always favored the interpretation
that the right was vested in American fisher
men Senator Pugh declared that Great
Britain always acted in harmony with
Canada on the question whenever the matter
enmo In the shnpo of a treaty or law Our
state department should take stops at once
to decide the matter finally
In reply to a question by Senator Dolph
for a remedy , ono witness said tbo only
remedy ho know was retaliation ,
Erostus Wiman madonn argument in favor
of annexing Canada Senator Hoar said
that in his opinion and that of his colleagues
tbo movement toward annexation must como
from Canada ' '
Francis Waylnnd Glenn , a former resident
of Canada and a member of the dominion
parliament for ftnino ycarsprevious ) to 1SS0 ,
said :
' Canada will como hero unless the pcoplo
of tbo United States themselves prevent
her She sees milk and honey bovond
the St Lawrence und sbo wants to share in
it " Glenn in sunport of his statements said
Canada had adopted the frco school system ,
decimal calculations nnd the election meth
ods of the United States and wns more eager
to adopt American business principles than
she was those of England Canada also
wanted freu access to Amorlcan markets
Ho hold , in fact , that alio would declare her
Independence of English power and annex
with the United States The witness did
not favor the commercial union of which
Wiman talked Many loading Canadians ,
the speaker held , favored annotation In
stead of rcadlag English magazines Cana
dians read American publications nnd more
Canadian vnuths am fidnratnrt hn anld In
American colleges than in British universi
ties He thought that Sir John Macdonald
was a politician and not a statesman
IiA GBlPPIi'S OPEKATIONS
First Fatality Uoported from Kansas
City
Kansas Citt , Mo , Dec 80. The flrRt fatal
case of influenza in this city occurred last
night It was that of William Walker , aged
eighteen years The city physician pro
nounced the disease influenza , which devel
oped into acute pneumonia
Many DcatliH In Kurope ,
Beiilin , Dee 30. Statistics show a great
incrcaso in all maladies attendant upon in
fluenza For the third week in Dccomber
thcro were thirtj-soven deaths from laryn
gitis , 12-i from inflammation of the lungs and
ton from plcuro-pneumonla. Dahn , the
author , is ill at Brcslau Half tbo pollco of
Mayeuce are affected There are thousands
of cases at Stuttgart , Augsburg and Cologne ,
There is no abatement lu thn severity of the
disease ut Vienna , wboro there have been
many deaths from pneumonia
London , Doc 30. Influenza of a vlruloat
typo is raging in Birmingham ,
> ow York's Finest Attacked
New YonK , Dec 30. According to the offi
cial records , nearly thrco hundred pollcomon
are laid uu with la grippo.lncluding Inspector
Steers A number of aorgeauts and doteo-
tlves are nlso sick with the disease
Thodeith'of Patrolman Golden todaylls
said to have beou the first fatal case of la
grippe on tbo pollco force here He was
taken 111 Saturday ,
At Montreal
Montkeal , Dec 30 , Nearly every medical
practitioner In the city reports having some
cases of influenza under trontmont Leading
doctors ngrco that tbo disease U of a form
which has beou epidemic iu Russia and the
rest of Europe
At Leavenworth
Leavenwohth , Kan , Doc 30. Several
well dotlued cases of la grippe are in tha city
No serious phase of the disease has yet developed -
voloped ,
Flvn Hundred CalB * .
Saline , Kau , Dee 30. Flvo hundred
cases of Influenza are reported in this city
In several instances whole families are af
flicted
At Hiiitiorln ,
F.ufORU , Kan , Dec 30 , Many people
hero are suffering from la grippe There are
at least 200 cases in the city ,
Itoyauv IN ut ICxouip' .
Stuttoaut Doc 30. Queen Olga of Wur-
temburg la suffering from an attack of in-
fluouza-
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TIIEIlt NBW BBIDGI5.
The Uoolcnlslnnd And Atchison nro
3 tubltntlnc
CntcACio , Jticc JW Slnco the ngtoomont
between tho.Jttyck Island and the Atchison
svhtcms In opposition to the Union PadDo-
Northwostcrh .Ttambmo was consummated
the oxchnngo of tiafllo at Dodge City has
been greatly hampered by the lack of prouor
connoctlonsi of the tracks nnd sidetracks
Yostordny morning nil these difficulties were
removed by tllsbompletion of nbridgo across
the Arkansas river , the building of a mlle
nml a half oCtr tlo work , a mlle of mam
track nnd nil Uiosldo track needed A largo
amount of contiguous ground has also bcon
bought by the two roads for the future extension -
tension of sidotrncks and the building of
freight houses us nocdod President Cable
of the Rook Island , who loturnod todny
from New YorK , is much plonsod ever the
work In its of the traffic agrcoment with the
Atchison , and expressed bis belief that with
the completion of the Improvements nt
Dodge City , bls.road and the Atchison would
now got tholr full shnro of the through
traffic Freight Trnfllo Manager Hanley of
the Atchison was equally enthusiastic and
expressed great pleasure that the combina
tion was now nblo to compete on equal terms
with the Union PncWc-Nortbwostorn combi
nation
Tlio Krlo Trouble
New YonK , Dec 30. The anticipated
trouble between the employes and managers
of the Erie railroad still causes apprehension
General Superintendent Thomas said ho had
heard from the grlcvanco commlttco of the
men this morning An nudleuco had been
requested , but owing to the arduous dutlos
of the superintendent , donlod until this af
ternoon , when some decided step
in regard to the dilllcultlos
mny ho expected Ho denied
the statement that four men had been dis
charged Mr Thomas said they were
merely suspended The mooting of the committee -
mittoo and superintendent this nftcrnoon will
bo strictly private and Thomas thluks nil the
misunderstanding will bo adjusted The
mon say , however , tlrattnnttors have arrived
nt n point where something must bo done
If n strilio should bo ordered it would nffect ,
the engineersconductors , fiicmcnand brake
men altko
The grievance committee hold a sosslon
with Thomas this afternoon Everything
was nrrangod to tha entire satisfaction of
the men
Another Cut in Bates
Milwaukee , Wis , Doc 30. The Chicago ,
Mllwankeo & St Paul dompany today an
nounced a cut of $2.50 in the first-class rate
from St Paul to Chicago , and a cut of 70
cents in the rates in the same class
to Milwaukee In order to avoid
violation of the interstate commerce -
morco law , the company will have
to cut its rates to Kansas Citv , Sioux City
and Council Bluffs , The officers of Itho St
Paul company nnd the officers of the Bur
lington & N01 thorn road charge the Wiscon
sin Central , whoso refusal to enter the West
ern Passenger association caused the disso
lution of that organization , with making
rates with steamship companies on parties of
immigrants bpund for the northwest
7'-3
Clark nml1 tie ! Union Pacific
Boston , MrissV Dec 30. A story from
Denver this mofnlng that the presidency of
the Union Papjflo railway had been tonoored
to General Mnungor S. II II Clark of the
Missouri Paciflo is pronounced absolutely
untrue at thn ( Union Pacific's office In this
city I'
PIXKEKTON'S UIHBMNaS
They Are 'Orbwrtlnir ' Into I'ennsyl-
vnnla In Shoals ,
Altoona , P/a. / " , ( Dec 30. Three car loads
of Pinkerton dotqctlves passed through hero
this afternoontfor Watson , a mining town
six milo3 from unxsutnwnoy ' , where trouble
is fearedfrom'tho , striking minors
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A nordo at Pitnsxutawnoy
PtJNxstJTAVNEr , Pa , Dec 30. Ono hun
dred and six Pinkerton moa arrived here to
night from Now York , Philadelphia and
Chicago , brought by the Buffalo , Rochester ' 1
& Pittsburg Coal company , but for what
purpose is not definitely known , ns thcro
have been no threats of violence It is now
over two weeks slnco tha strike was inaucu-
rated at Watson and Adrian Involving nbout
1,000 , men and boys Shortly after the strike
notices were served on the miners occupy
ing tbo company's houses to vacate within
ten days The time will be up tomorrow
and the general supposition is tbo Pinkerton
men were brought here to assist in evicting
It is nlso stated there are (100 ( Hungarians
nnd Italians on tbo way hero nnd that thn
company purrJos.cs putting them to work and
protecting them
A committee appointed by the miners to
adjust their differences has been completely
ignored by the company and 11 proposition to
submit tbo matter to arbitration rejected by
the company
Workmen Hurled by Fnlllncr Walls
St Louis , Mo , Doc 30. The Academy of
Music , in course of erection ut Thirteenth
street and Washington avenue , foil in a heap
nt 10:30 : this morning , burying several work
men There were fifty workmen in the
building at the tlmo A number of them
were inibsin ? und the firemen at once began
work searching the ruins
The search revealed only 0110 wounded
man , William Lltford , who had a rib broken
nnd Is somowhatbruised Nobody was killed
The accident Is thought to have been caused
by a bed of quici 1 ind under the bulding
A St Louis Gas < Tob
St , Lock , Mo , Doc 30. Tbo Post-Dis
patch prints a pagoof sensational statements
nnd Interviews with reference to n so-called
robber gas bill in which the claim Ismado
that a well kuown lobbyist offered 10 secure
a veto of the gas bill by the mayor through
the lnlluenco of Hon , John B. O'Mcara ,
Mayor Noonnn's nearest fnond The lobbyists
ist's figures for the vote were 01.10,000. He
denies the story ; so docs Mr , OMeara
m
Aftnr Two Years
St Louis , Dec 30. Charles C. Crecollus ,
Into cashier of the Fifth national bank.nndor
indictment for over two years m the United
States district court for causing the failure
of the bank bv manipulating books , was to
day released from his bond by Acting Dis
trict Attorney Reynolds on entering a nolla
prosqui , '
ninzinc Lumber ,
Vesper , WIs ' p jjoo 30. An Incendiary fire
in Sherry's lumbojr yard last evening destroyed -
stroyod lrO0.000afoot : of lumber valued at
$25,000. t'lfl' '
Fl.ouEScr , Dec 80. The Umberts theatre ,
this city , burned'tonlght , There was no loss
of life "V
Hu } < ' it Quint Mnn ,
St Louis , Mo , Dee 30. Word comes
from Indian Territory that two notorious In
dian desperadoes ' , Rod Londalt nnd Choctaw
Pete , took posseiision of the town of Tisch-
wawa and carried things with a high hand
In the midst of tub oxciteipent a quiet stran
ger appeared nn 'd when pounced on by the
desperadoes shot and killed both of them
A Beward for ebo Lynchers
Colvmwa , S. C , Dee 30 , Governor Rich
ardson has offered 0 reward of $200 oaob for
the arrest andfconvictlon of any of the mon
concerned In "thel lynching of the eight
negroes at Barnwell
J 1 •
Jackson Accepts the Challenge
London , Dap * 80. Jackson , the colored
Australian pugdlst ? has cabled his accept
ance of the Sullivan challenge of the Cali
fornia athletic Aub/
Hutd r-NB Trouble * .
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New YonKfDec 80. Daniel Sloto & Co , ,
'
blank books asalgned today , with prefer
ences nmouutlnjjitq 101,000.
A rre fljFJoprturs' t triKo
Chicago , DtJft0. Four hundred press
feeders employed In the book and Job print
ing offices si luclt todny for an advance iu
V-iy.
DID MRS CHAM TELL LIES ?
The Quoatlou Agltntinff the Hillaldo
Gopgrogntlorml Ohuroh
A SENSATIONAL CHURCH TRIAL
A Woman With n Mind or Her Own
Causes a Heap of Troitblo
Over n Small
Mnlter
A Church How
"If there over was a scoundrel It Is that
man right there "
Good night 1 only talk with eontlemon "
The remarks quoted were uttered respect
ively by Rufus L. Chanoy , a Cuming Btreot
barber , and Hpv 11. C. Crane , pastor of Iho
Hlllsldo Congregational church In Omaha
ViowT The conversation wns In the presence
of a Bee reporter at a Into hour last night in
the coal room under Row Cranes church and
was occasioned by the different opinions
of the two gentlemen as to the merits of a
case that wns on trial before a council of the
church nt the tlmo
The story of the case has furnished Mr
Crano'a congrogntlon with no end of gossip
nnd runs something llko this :
Mrs Chanoy Is a member of Mr Cranes
church and has a very dear friend , n widow
woman who is also a member of the congre
gation and both were members of the
choir The widow nlso has .n
friend , a gentleman who has been
a friend of her family The gentleman , who
Is a widower , occasionally visited the widow
at her homo and took her driving several
tlmos , Mrs Chanoy always being ono of the
party The gossips decreed that the two
ladies were having too pleasant a tlmo So
much talk was indulged in that the pastor of
the church finally remonstrated with the
ladles The widow at once agreed to foroeo
the pleas nro of her friends company for the
sake of harmony in the church Mrs
Chancy wns not so easily influenced
Mho claimed to have a right
to govern her own actions and refused to
hood her pastors advice A meeting of the
congregation was called two wcoks ago and
n trial held resulting In Mrs Chnnoy's dis
missal from the church , which was publicly
nnnouncod by the pastor a week ago last
Sundav From this notion of the congrega
tion Mrs.Chaney took an appeal to a council
of the Congregational ministers who met last
night to consider the case The charge against
Mrs Chanoy was uttering falsehoods and
refusing to accept church discipline Nearly
the entire congregation was prcsont and
most of the members were witnesses on ono
slrto or the other
It wns ncarlng midnight when a reporter
for The Beu sought to lcara something of
the status of the trial Rev Crane , the
pastor , stated that the trial would last until
near morning Honlso voluntcorcd thn In
formation that the action of the congrega
tion in dismissing Mrs Chanoy would bo
unanimously sustained by the council of
ministers It would bo a good les
son in a general way , Mr Crane
thought , to the other members of his
nnd other congregations He especially
requested that Mrs Chanoy's name should
not bo published iu connection with the ca30.
This was as far as Mr Cruno got
< Mr Chanoy appeared and introduced the
conversation which heads this column and
Mr Crane retired Then Mr Chanoy had
his side ol the story to offer Ho wanted
his wires name used "I want the truth of
this matter placed before the public , " said
ho , and am not ashamed of the fact that
my wife Is the only member of this church
who dnrcs to speak her own mind
"It is all a bit of splto work , " said Mr
Chancy , and was commonrcd over a year
ago over a literary contest wo had in the
church Mrs Chanoy and Mrs Crane
headed the contestants and have ! been a
little Jealous of each other cvor since
Some weeks ngo ray wife nskod for a dis-
missor.v letter from the church and Crane
refused to glvo It to her Then they accused
her of bomg on too friendly torras
with this nan She denied it and
they brought the charge of lying
against her ; in ether words , they nro trying
her for ploadlng not guilty when the gossips
end the preacher said she was guilty Mr
Crane irot a packed congregation against her
nnd called her for trial for violating the
church rules of discipline She was not
rcadv for trial and nskod to have the case
postponed a week Rev Crane Btubbornly
refused to grant a continuance nnd she was
"
tried and dismissed without any show-of
justice at nil She appealed her case to
the council of ministers and I um sure
she will bo vindicated She cousulted with
prominent members of the ministry before
taking the steps she did townrd appealing
her case "
She consulted with Dr Duryea , did Bho
not ? " asked the reporter
Who said Bhcdidl"
Mr Crane intimated that Dr Durjrea had
become mixed up in the case and would
probably get the worst of it "
Well , that remains to bo scon , Dr Dur-
yea , 1 am convinced , bolloves my wife is
right and I think the majority of
the seven ministers wiio are hear
ing her case think so Whether
they do or not I nm satisfied to lot the publio
bo the Judeo as to whether wo are right or
wrong 111 this matter "
The mlnistors before whom the case was
bolng heard are Revs M. J. P. Thing , J. A.
Milligan , F. S. Forbes , A. It Thain , M. L.
Holt , II C. Crane Two of the members of
the Congregational ministerial association
Rev Willard Scott and Dr Sawyer , were
unable to attend the trial
The result of the trial will probably not bo
announced until tonight , as it was after
midnight last night before the council ad
journed
Have you tried
McClurg's Pastry Wafer Sodasl
They are delicate , crisp and delicious
Iho Lentil llecord
Mawxette Wis , Dec 30. S. E. Stephen
son , son of Congressman S. N. Stouheuson
of Monomlnce , died last night
New Yomc , Doc 30. Alexander Hamilton ,
grnndson of the first secretary of tbo treas
ury , died this morning at Irvlngtou-on-tho-
Hudson , in his seventy-ninth year
Paiiis Doc 30. Vice Admiral Do Saint
Hllairo is dead
Atlanta , Ga , Doc 30. Tbo wllo of Gen
eral Lougstrcot died at Guinesvlllo last
night
Salem , Ore , Dec 30. Prof Melville C.
Blaine , principal teacher at the Chemowa
Indian training school near Sulcm , and a
brother of Seoiotary James G. Blaiuo , died
this evening after a brief illness at the ago
of sixty-three. Ho served as a member of an
Illinois company through the late war
London , Doc 30. Cora Kennedy , Ameri
ca ! ! poetess , has died at Ospeaalatto , Italy ,
Vienna , Dec 30. Tha death is announced
of Judge Keller and Baron Hard to
New Youk , Dee 30. Henry Mollenhaucr ,
the well known musician , died suddenly to
night at Brooklyn
London , Doc 30. The death is announced
of Colonel Henry Yule , formerly member of
the council of India
Naval Chance * .
Wasuixoto-v , Dee , 30 , Roar Admiral
Kimberly has beoa aetachod from the com
mand of tha Pacillc station January 25 and
ordered to proceed homo and await orders
Commodore George Brown bus boon de
tached from command of the Norfolk naval
yard on the 31st 111 Bt and ordered to com
mand the Pacillc station oil January 25. Ho
also has been nppointod acting rear admiral
whllo retaining command of the station ,
Failures of the Year ,
New York , Dec 20. Bradstreot's reports
11,710 failures In tbo United States for the
year 1SS9. with liabilities of 1110,350190 and
assets (70,599,705. This Is tbo largest num
ber of failures and greater liabilities than
for any year In the past Hye The increase
In the uumbor of failures over 1638 Is 1,13-2 ;
iucreaso in liabilities , f30U7,0SSi increase iu
assets , $3,599,853.
A Good Catch ,
Dei-eke , Wis , Dee , 80. A man named
Jngalls was arrested here today for stealing
overcoats and has in ado a confession Impli
cating himself and several others in the
Hurley bank robbery His story is dis
credited
DON'T liIKU IT
Maryland Democratic Bdltora Uhjoct
to the Australian ltnllot
Baltimore , Md , Doc 30. The passage of
the election law containing fonturos of the
Australian ballot system is doomed in Ma
ryland , At a secret mooting of the
democratic editors of the state here
today United States Senator Arthur
P. Gorman sounded the hey note Ho is op
posed to the passngoot the Australian lnw
by the goncrnl nssombly and ho Is opposed to
the pnssngo of any law llko it So are a ma
jority of the democratic editors of the state
Senator Gormnn said : There can bo no
question that n serious condition of affairs
confronts us , The tldo of immigration , the
Influences of men who nro coming
hither nro all ndverso to our views
Our majorities from natural causes
nro growing less and the want of thorough
cooperation among our pcoplo lias cut down
our majorities The elective franchlso has
boon nbused Money hns bocn poured out
to capture cloctlons traudulcntly As
for the Australian systotn you had better
label It a bill to throw the democratic party
in the river This system has had
two trials in this country , ,0110 wns
in Boston , the ether In Montana The for
mer for years n dcmocratlo stronghold
went republican at the last election under
the Australian system by between llvo und
six thousand malorlty for the firsttlmo slnco
1801. Governor Ilousor writes mo from
Montana that wo should have carried
the state Instead of having It hang
ing In the balance The system that
removes the voter from the influences of
mon of Intelligence to 11 box , loaves him to
the danger of money power You pay n
voter if you pay him nt nil In secret By the
Australian Byslcm ho Is open to the coirupt
intluonccs of bribery moro than ever Other
matters are to como before the legislature
thut are of vital Importance , but this Is the
ono great thing to consider "
A 5TK1KI0 IN AUG U HATED
Every Indication ol" n Stubborn Con
tou on thn Mnckoy Syntoni
Teiiiu Haute , Ind , Dec 30. The strlko
on thoEvnnsvillo & Terre Haute nnd Evans
vllie & Indianapolis , both in the M ickey
system , paralyzed freight traffic on these
roads today Master of Transportutiou
Hurd who recently ramo oft the Wabash nt
Decatur , issued a clrculnrthattrainmon who
loitered about saloons would bo discharged
Slnco then eight conductors have bcon ro-
lloved without charges being piuferred This
inorniiig a comiiiltteo from the firemen , en
gineers , conductors , brukcincn mid switch
men scut a message to Muokoy asking that
the mon bo reinstated until charges were pre
fer ! ed uguinst them and that Hurd bo sus-
uended pending an Investigation of the
chnrges against him Muokoy dcclinod aud
the men uro out The men s.iy it is the pur
pose to got fid of the conductors who belong
to the brothoihood organization There i3
every indication tonight of a stubborn con
test
String OrlpniLii
PiTTsntno , Pa , Dec 30. The gripmon on
the Pittsburg traction road struck this after
noon because of the discharge of twenty
members of the Knights of Labor Traffic
was suspended n short time , but cai s nrc
ruunlng tonight with men brought from Chl-
cmo aud Philadelphia No breach of peace
has jet occurred
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INDIGNANT GOLOIII3D 3IEN.
A airctinjj Called to Consider the
Hum well AfTutr
CiuitLEiTON' , S. C , Doc 80. Great Indig
nation is felt throughout the state at the
massacre of the prisoners at Barnwell The
following address has been issued to the
colored people of the state by representative
colored men of Charleston nnd vicinity
To the People of South Carolina The
events of the last few days in a portion of
this state , the commission of the most horrible
rible crime over known to modern civiliza
tion in the murder of eight dofoiiBeless
colored men in Barnwell caunty , calls for
instant and sober action on the part of the
law abidiuc citizens of this suite , looking
to the enforcement of law for tno protection
of liTo and liberty To this end wo the un
dersigned eitbens of Cnarleston nnd vicinity
request the leading colored men of the state
to assemble in the city of Columbia on Jan
uary 2 , 1S90 , for the purpose of consulting
and formulating a plan by which the law can
bo enforced and order nroscrvod through
the proper officers ot the state
UNHUNG MUBDEUISKS
They Defy the Law and Its Officers
in Tennes > icp
Knoxville , Tonn , Dec 30. At the
last term of the supicmo court hold
hero flvo Barnards were convicted
of the murder of the Henry Sutton
and sentenced to bo hanged The case
attracted wide attention , especially as in a
few weeks all were pardoned A few days
ago three of the Barnards and Bill Fugato ,
who boasts of having killed six men , went to
the house of Samson Williams , iathor-in-
law of the raurdored men , with
the determination of killing him Fortunate
ly bo wus away On his return ho fled to
tbo county scat for protection The Barn
urds are camping at the distillery near
Williams house with homicidal intent The
county officials nro taking stops to
arrest thorn and this will cnrtninlv lpnri in n.
bloody battle In Hancock county in the
last twenty years ever fifty mon have been
killed and not one murderer executed
ThoNngro EvodiM
TorEKA , Kan , Dec 3J. DP Garrett of
the colored colony of Oklahoma arrived
today , and ntatcs there are now fully 4,000
colored people in Oklahoma , nnd that col
onization work will bo pushed in all tbo cities
of the west Colonel Mason of Mississippi
has been hero two weeks ndvocatingtho par
chase of the Cherokee strip for settlement
by the colored race Several prominent
negroes of this city are moving in that
direction nnd will ask President Harrison
to appoint n commissioner of colored
men to uegotinto with the Cherokees for the
purchn90 nf the strip for homestead settle
.ment for their own race exclusively Tills
proposition is founded on information that
the Indians are willing to have tha colored
people settle on the strip It Is urged
that strong and united effort bo mudo to this
end and the Afro-American league which
meets shortly in Chicago will bo requested
to take tbo subject under consideration
A Biot Averted
Oklahoma Citv , I. T „ Dec 30 , The con
flict which was expected to occur on the
occasion of the municipal election ordered by
the mayor has been averted , The United
States marshal called on the mayor today ,
and in the name of peace demanded that ho
recall the proclamation ordering the election
, Nou-l > artlHiin W. I , G. V.
Clevelaxd , O. , Dec , 30. The provisional
commlttco of the nou-partlsan Woman's
Christian Tomporanca union has Issued a
call for a national mooting at Cleveland on
January , for the purpose of orguuiziug a
national association , •
A Dunknrd Colleuo Burned
Haukisuuuo , Va , Dec 30. The Dunkard
college at Brldgowator , this countv , burned
todny There are now only two colleges in
the United States belonging to this denom
ination , ono at Mount Morris , 11L , and ono
at Huntington , Pu
* 1
The Antl-LlcoiiHD Butchers
A largo number of butchers who are op
posed to paying a llcenso for retailing moats ,
met at Kcssler's ' ball last night President
Dan Foster prosldod , It wa a 10 o'tlock before
fore ho rapped the meeting to order ,
The resolutions adopted by the central
labor union und published in Tub Bee fast
Sunday were read by Vice President Fitten
Upon motion Dan Foster and Joe Bath
were named as n committee to consult with
the members of tha council , and , If posslblo
stop the passage of the butchers ordiuauoo
tonight
The meeting than adjourned until Thurs
day ovcninh' January id
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TELKPU08ESYSTEM WRECKED I
An Elootrlo Current Plnys Sad 1
Havoo nt the Control Oflloo 1
ALL THE CONNECTIONS SEVERED • '
A Probability Hint Several Hundred . !
or iho InNtrunirnta Have Boon i
Unhinged ltojond * ' j
Itopalr 1
Burned by Motor Current 1
Zig , zlg-gcozlngl I
Zlpoty , sip , * lp , zip prrngll t. .
Sixteen thousaud distinct puffs of whits ] S
smoke Sixteen thousand , wires instantly g
klndlod to n whllo heat , L
The oloctrlo demon that propels the A
carB ot the motor system had como to Cj
call on the tclcphono girls At sight U
of him they threw up tholr hands "
and scronmed as probably never before In t\ \
their lives , " .
In order that his call might not bo inter /
rupted this demon took the precaution as ho /
entered the oxchnneo to sever the ronnooy
tlon of every ono of thoslxtcon hundred telephones - •
phones ever the city
It wits Just 0:30 : o'clock last evening when
ho nrrivod nt the control ofllco , Ho ro- j
malnod nbout thrco seconds , but during oven '
that biiof tlmo ho partook of nlunohuon 1
which consisted of several thousand feet of
No U Insuintcd copper wire , with no know j
ing how many fully rigged telephone Instru- [ J
inoiitB on the sldo , During these three . |
seconds ho nonorcd his almost par |
olyzod hosts by dnnclng n sorlos of whnt { ]
the young ladies desenbo as bomg the most " r
brilliant dances they ever witnessed The ( j
very intricately arranged crossing board of t
the ofilco served him as a podestnl for this C
performance , and us fast us ho dlscovorod n * '
wire In his way ho nmpod it in two nnd 1
hurled It nsido Before flnlshlnu bis "M
dance ho found that sixteen thousand t
of the wires all thcro were on the V
boaid were bothering him moro or less nnd <
so ho swept the etitiro lot of thom nsido ,
After his eccentric majesty had takou bis 1
departure it was found thut nil but
about n dozeu of the sixteen hundred .
telephone connections bud been rendered
utterly useless Bnwovor , Manager Lane '
immediately proceeded to put a largo force
of mon at work repairing the disheartening 1
cutnstrophy , and hopes to get nil the princi
pal business connections in Omahn
into some sort of working order }
by noou todny He could not , of j
course , ascertain anything nt all '
delinito ns to the extent of the dnmago done 1
to the telephones over the city , but gave
it ns bis opinion that in all probability several
oral hundred of thorn had been burned on- 1
tircly beyond repair mid that it i
would simply bo a question or the '
length of tlmo required to put iu I
now phones It would probably , 1 ]
ho said , take ton days or moro to got cvory- j |
thing in the snroo excellent shape that it was
before the disaster | |
As to tlio extent of the company's loss , ]
Mr Lane said ho could tell no moro about it '
than u child , though ho inferred it would '
reach into the thousands nf dollnrs j
Another matter which could uot bo determined - 1
mined last night was tbo point of contact of a
the motor wire with the telephone system
It was , however , very evident that supports
hnd glvon away nt some point nnd lot the
wiro3 of the two systems como together '
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An ISarly Morning BIiiko I
At 2:50 : this morning Heaths feed store ij
and tenement house at Sixteenth nnd Web I
ster streets was totally destroyed by flro It
was n two-story building and several fumi"i
lies lived upstairs , nnd lost all tholr house j ;
hold goods , _ ( |
The loss will bo between $1,500 and $2,000. f
e i
The Czars Friirht 'I
London , Dec 30. It is stated the latest 'W
Illness of the czar was brought on by the 1
sudden extinction of tbo olectilo lights In the \
Gatschina palace There was an ovldont I
rush of blood to the lungs nnd a consequent , J
congestion 01 these organs W
. 1 i
Ho Stoln n Quilt O
George Borden , a colored man , stole a ' 1
quilt from W. A. Morroll , nt 013 Capitol l' \
nvonuo , yesterdny afternoon No sooner had 1
ho done so than Officer Jesse Newman hus- , ,
tied Llm into tbo control police station < r
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An Awkwnr I Mlitnkc ! j
A well-known Austrnlinn writer , a : J
bad ponmun , in mentioninfr-tho name ot ' ,
a cortnin lndy in nu article , said she 3j
wns renowned for her fjraciouaiiossnnd * J
charity " For charity the compositor 1V1
road chastity , " The author on Booing i'l '
a proof , recognized at once that 7' '
thcro wa9 nu error ; but , unable V
to remember the word ho hhd < t
used in place of chastity , " marked the Jt :
proof with what is culled a query ( ? ) 1'
to rofortho printer to his MS When ( Vv
the article appeared the writer , who "ft1
had Hitondcd to pay a pretty compliti
ment to the lndy , was eurpisud to road M'J
that she was renowned for her grac- ( < |
iouaneiJB and chuatlty ( ? ) . " Verdict for , | jj
plaintiff , 2,600 , with costs " 1 | |
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure j
This pom dor never varlos A marvel of purity %
strength ami wnnlcsomeness Mora economi- {
cat than llm ordinary Kinds , und cannot Desnld J
In competition with the multitude , of low to.it '
short weight alum ornbosphatspowdors Soil i
only in cum ltorAii JUkiho 1'owuku Co , 101 A
Wall St , N , Y. f
I ItookCoid
j a
I took Sick ,
I TOOK * '
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
nisui.n
I take My Meals ,
I take My Rest ,
AND I AM VIGOROUS ENOUGH TO TAKB
ANV1KING I CAN LAV MV HANDS ON J
; fat too , roit Scott's
felting of Pur ? Cod Liver Oil
and Hypophosptutcsof Limoand
Soda N < > r MI.Y CURED MY IlK'ip-
it'iit Consumption uur uuilt
nit up , and is now l-urriKo
FLESH ON MY BONES
AT Till ! KATF OV A FOUND A HAY , I
TAKH ll'JUSr AS EASILY AS I DO MILK , "
SUCH TESTIMONY IS NOTHING NEW ,
SCO ITS KMULSION IS DOING WONDERS
DAILY , TAKK NO OIilKK
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