| | 2 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE . TUESDAY , JANUARY 14. 1800. 1
I nnd trafflo Is practically suspended Intcnso
L nufferlbg Is reported In the destitute districts
Jn several of the western counties The
tempcraturo Is not vcrv low } ot but the
mcrcurj Is falling and severe cold is appro
bonded
All along the path of Inst evenings ' torrl-
} > lo storm In this city largo crowds nro gath-
orcd this morning to view the ruins The
W number ot buildings which wcro damnged
will probably rench ono hundred and lift } ,
with the loss ranging All the wav from
fltX ) 000 to fcTOO 000 A largo forai of work
tnon is cleaning up the ciobris As far as
j known the list of injured numbers fifteen
There were four fnmlllos In a thrco storj
H liulllingat 101 South Twentieth street yester
On j afternoon when the root was lifted off
H by the p isslng tornado In ono room the
H liusband and children were gathered about
H the conin which contained the lata
H ivlfo and mother As the wind
H toro nvvuy the roof the terror of
the children was pitiful and it wis long bo
H fore the neighbors could calm thorn * tioono
| was hint In the building
Uilliun lirndj was pissing the corner of
H rifth and Morc.au streets when the tornado
H utruck and toppled oor the spire of Lmnnucl
H church A fragment of brick struck him on
B the head , foiling him to the pivomcnt His
B Bcnlp was torn nnd his skull was fractured
Hcnjamlnccrfleld ran to the doorway of
the bt Louis minuructurliif coiupmys
works for shelter when the storm arose
t U'lio wind was driving directly upon this door
B nnd succeeded In Dursting its fastenings
B Vcorflold was thrown down thostnlrwui into
C the basement by the Wind Ho is in
lured internally and his right leg is broken
B below the knot
II John Onirics mid two compmions wcro
B crossing IcfTcrson nvonue , whin the wind
hwept their cani 11.0 across the • street in
uplto of the horscB Weight mid dumpcl the
occupants on the sldovvnlk Charles was
thrown against u hydrant and bndl } in
Jurcd
Mrs riizabuth Carr and her daughter
H wcro seriously Injured by being buiiodundor
the debris of their liousi ' 1 ho tornado plied
I house No 141J North lwcltth street , in the
HB rear , about the holds of Hoinkol Wcnzol , a
fl stonemason , nud fnmllj Wcnzol and wife
Bfl rind three children v > tc sitting in the front
B room of their * house which is n ono storj
BB brick rottuiro when the storm arose bud
Bfl dcnly tlio house collapsed and nil wcro buried
Bfl in the ruins The neighbors cumo to their
Bfl nsilstanco and all were taken out nllvo uud
Bfl but slihtli ( hurt
BB lhero was terrlblo excitcmont at the nit
BB ntorlum durlnir the Btorra Uctwceti ilvound
BB , six hundred girls nud men were there , datic
Bfl I ing as usual Sunday afternoon ihu build
BB ing wis sh iken nud seemed upon the point
B of belnc wrecked bovcril women fainted
BB but no ono was Injuted
B Pus cucorsonthoPcrguson , Mo accommo
BB dation train hul n n mow escnj o ind thoj
Bj congratulate thoJisclvos that n d07on of
BB ] thorn did not hnvo their hoods cut off How
BT j they wcro saved from death or Injur } is
Bflj I a miracle Colonel Ihomns Thoroilghmiu
BB ] says the tialn hi 1 left the station ui d had
BB jirocoeded ns fur northward mong tlio river
BBj front as ICnapp Stout A. Co 's lumber jard
BBJ when the water poure I down in such quau-
BflJ titles that none eould see outsldo tlio
BBJ coaches Slowly the train procccdod and
BBJ when ov eri thing looked darkest sud
BJB donlj there vvus n nolso of smashlug
BBj glas9 that rose ubovo the dm ind inch
BJB plunks came shooting into the coich win
BJB ilows on ono side nud went out nt the other
BJB lust like ns if they hud been tired fiom n
BJB liugo cannon What few passengers wcro
BJB in the l isscnccr , conch crouched down closa
BJB to the lloor and the lumber wnit lljing ovci
BJB their heads 1 lie storm of planks mid wood
BBJ was so heavy that it broke over }
BJB pane of LIasi , in the second coach and the
BJB wind ] mimed it In piles on tno trael between
BJB the trucks stopping the train J here the
BBJ cars stood until the storm abatol wl on the
fll train crow got out uud cleared the roidwuj
H At M iifitrn I nllH
H Maoaha Palis Out , Inn It A cyclone
H struck this plieo toduj and the wh d attained
H n velocity of ninety miles an hour earning
H everything before it 'Ilia groatcst sufferer
Hj Is the Canadian Web compiny lho roof
H . was torn from thobrlck walls and tnc north
H and west walls fell in upon fifteen girls
H who wcro omplo\od in the upper story All
H escaped except Alice nicker , who hal a leg
JflJ broken and w is bidl } uruiacd about the
BJBJ bndv iwogujsof the foot mid carriage
JflJ suspension bridge , which had been ro
BJBJ built last spring , wcio snapped and
JflJ fell into the itvcr Iho greatest anxloty is
JflJ ] I felt for the bridge Itself , but the storm do
JflJ" censed in violence about noon preventing
BJBJ uuy further dnmago
BJBJ telegraph nnd lelephono wires lire down
BJBJ in e\eri direction A tree fell across the
BJBJ lailroau track in front of a freight trilu
BJBJ jieur Suspension Urldgo , N Y Jhoeiiglno
BJBJ nnd nineteen freight cars were thrown into
BJBJ ditch and the engineer badlj hurt
H Auny Ixiwn In le\ii9
H Dai t is lex , Jan n Much damage was
H | done bj last nights stoim In this \ieimty
j At Oak Cliff a suburb of this citi , n bulld-
H ing in eourso of construction nnd other
Hi bouses were blown down At loulsillle
H four miles from Dallas many houses and
JBB fences were destroyed nnd the rosiloucoof
JflJ A Joseph bidiy wrecked and his wife fat ill v
injuiod Half n dozen other residence ) wuro
JflJ jnrtlj unroofi d lho Methodist church was
BJ move 1 from .ts foundation nnd the cupalo
BJBJ ' nnd roof torn from it lho chandeliers
fljjflj wore foind sevoril hundred yaias oistnneo
B A Sleninor Itlow n fjoni llnr 'MoDrlntiH
H Di TitoiT , Mich Jan n A torrllic wind
H mid rainstorm raged hero instnli'ht and this
M jiiornlng doing consl lorablo damige trees
B nnd u number of signs being blown down
M 'ihis morning was the coldest experienced
BJflJflJBB bo far this winter and there is a silent fall of
BJBJ snow lho steamer Ossifiago wis torn
BJBJ from her mooting nud blown up the rl\er to
JflJ Hello Isle , where she was stranded Shu
JflJwill pn bably bo tot off without damage
JflJ rJ ologral h and toloi here communication is
JflJ seriously inlcrrui ted
H iMm rlo iiP
H IiocncbTi.il , N V , Jan 11 A hurricane
fl iroyalls hure lho wind is said to halo
H reached n veloeltj of so\enty llvo mlles an
M liour Many buildings have been partially
M demolished and sovcral persons were lnu ] red
H by the falling dohris Qoorgo Welter was
M struck on the head bj a falling chlinnej nnd
BBB Jtillod Gcugo bouard an express waioii
ilrUor , w is klci el in the head bj nhorse
JflJwhich h id been blown down by the forte of
BJBJ the wind Sew in d la not oxpeetod to 10-
Jfll cover IIjo south wall of the Jcaohn block
JflJwas blown down falling on mil crushing u
JflJ Cranio bulldiiiL , next dour , no ono Injure 1
H I ho lull
H On City , l'c , Jan III lho tail end of
H the western cjclono struck this soctlou this
H morn'iiL' ' , doing
threat damuio to proporlv
H At least olio-fourth of tbo oil derricks in thin
BBB neighborhood worn destroyed lljo wires | '
BBB ivore blown down nnd no outside teletrapliio ,
BBB communieatlQii could bo hud until uftur i !
l V Ui
B Did ( > rt nt Dam iii
B Iimv , O , Jai 11 The tornado which [
M jirovailed hero during the night did great
M damage In the oil Holds blowing down
BBB hundreds of derrick * hovoral bulldii is '
BJBJ vcro unroofed , but no loss of life Is tcported
M Twc H ) < urtii uteiH Hint
M SniACUSi , N Y , Jan H Asovero wind 1
M storm rued ( limo t lis afternoon , mnuy
M buildings bolug uaioofcd riiu uow freight
M liouso of the Koine , \ \ atcrtowu A. Ogdens
JflJ burg railroad , in coumuot erocllou , was
BBB blown down bUtyllyomon were at work
BJBJ ou the building at the limo \ \ llllam \ \ illis
BJBJ n carpenter , wus killed mid nbouttwclvo
BBJJ Dthiirciirpcntois weiu severely injured ,
| JBJJ Aiiothm \ illnco htilleiH
B Utua , N , ' \ . , Juu 1J A heavy wind
| Bjjj slorui imssoil over the uorthorn part of this
| JBJJ country ut noon touaj In the village of
| JBJJ bouth 1 renton tlio llaptlst church was un
| Bjjj roofed and the steeple of the l/nion church
| JBJJ vas blown down A number of bouses ami
BJBJ barns were unroofed trees uprooted , fences
BJBJ hpd small buildings blown down and many *
BJBJ prelums ! marly ruined
JBJ A dispatch from Oswego states that the
BBB etorm is very soy era there ,
| JBJ | > i iibhtel lit the htnriii
H Atouison , Kan , Jan , 1J Ibjifeial'lelo
H I Rraui to Tub lice j Henry bcuaont , n car
| BJJ | venter uud u prominent member of the Atehl
H son turner social , , , in a moment of tempo
H ran Inmnltj , toro all his clothes from his
IJBj } > a&y latl uiyht and stark naked ran out mto
BflW
the storm and has not boon seen since It Is
supposed that ho bns perished In the storm
nndthsthls bo Iv lies buried In the snow ,
fcohoon had no relatives In America Ills
pcoplo llvo at I'ranKfort on the Main
Trnlu Mown IVoin the Track
MovTHRAUJan 13 A dispatch from St
Ililnro sajs the Grand Trunk train tor
Montroil was blown from the track today
The conductor , nrikcman , c mil clerk nnd
thrco passengers wcro sorlously and several
others illghtl } Injured
A llocnlnr Twister
HtooMiNOTOS , III , Jan 11 Last night a
cjclouostruck Cooksvlllo , McLean county ,
and wrecked a good part of the place doing
consldcrablo other damage Urother's drug
store nnd stock wcro destrojod , trees up
rooted and fences nnd outbuildings wrecked
No ono was injure 1 but there wcro many
narrow oscipcs The thermomrter fell 60
decrees from mllnlght tosuniiso
Trrrllloiul \ nt I'ltlHlmrir
PtTTanmo Pa , Jan 13 A tcrnfla wind
storm passed over this clt.y nbout C o clock
this morning doing considerable damage
and prostrnting wires In ovorj direction
Communication east nnd west for a tlmo was
entirely cut off but It has ngiln been ostnb
lishol , although the telegraphic service Is
badly crippled .
ll < l but lilltlo Dntuiiiio
MisscyroLis , Mum , Ian 1J The storm
did very llttlo dnmngo In the northwest ,
'irnlrs on some roads are Into , but there is
no serious dclaj The wcathci is clear nnd
cold
| Mny llnvn Pcrishcil
CAi iAKr , N. W. T Jan 13 It Is supposed
that John MdDonnld , who stnrtod from
Hosobud Thursday with n team to drive
Mrs Wilson nnd thrco children to Glclchen
must have perished in Thursday nights
storm , which was very severe , ns thoi have
not been heard from slnco
The Ontr County J > Ulslim Question
HtATiucr , Neb , Jnn 11 lo the Ldltorof
TiirHiE Tlio cock mid bull Btori from
\ \ i moro uhout the prospect of a division of
Gniocounti nppenrlnr lu Tin Bi r Situr-
dui morning cicited lots of nmusoment In
Oi's ' city The teal facts of the case are that
rinnlc Thomas , faonator Paddock'snppolnteo
ns postu aster of th tt v llmge nnd also editor
of the \ \ y moro Union and C iptilu Murdoclr ,
have boon agitating that subject for some
months pist or sineo the election , and have
mot onlj with dorlsiou from the people of
the south half of the count } in their efforts
to create a countj dlv Ision sensation Threats
were made to present the petition to the
boird of supervisors but it lacking the requisite
quisito number of signatures , the schoino
died n'bornln Asldo from a few persons the
count } division nuostlon Is lcgurdcd with
sui rome contempt In Wj more Uluo Springs
Liberty Harnoston , Holmesvillo nidOdoll ,
from whence the county divisloiiists expect
to guln their chief support A number of
the signatures to Murdocks and 1 nomas'
petition me these of people living just ever
the Kans is stuto llr o Murdock nspircs to a
Icirisl itivu nomination this fall , ami is aim
ing to cm ry fuor In the south part of the
county ns the apostle of county division It
is the san o old chestnut of scy cr-il j ears ace
nnd bie ills out Just uftor everv fcciiernl elec
tion ind is invnuubi } fathered by defeated
cuudidates b b P.
A I miiiitis Cnsc
pwoiti Jim 1J Judeo Wftllico in
the United States comt todi } , lnudod down
a deci'lon holding thnt cSliorlfC Peter
llowoc ml otbo held rosponslblo ior thefGOO ,
OCO scuvlfrom Leon ISirnard a canon of
the church of Rome and also dismissed the
suit brought in lho naino of the Catholio
prebendary against the ex sheriff lho
Hi0 000 in question is part of a fortune of
42jO00 000 that has boon accumulated by the
bishopric of Journal iiolgium , in the
course of a cciiturv Through
u change of bishops this gioat fortuuo was
unoaithcrt In 1679 when Bishop Du
inoiit for some offense or other , was
suspended bj Bishop Duriosslan The
uow prelate nianafcod to got the monej
lor which the suit wis brought away from
bis pro lcces8or , entrusted it to the care of
Canon U irnnrd , n priest of the dlocoso and
tbo latter ran awa > with it to this country
A U1DD WTSL SCENE
rive Olllcors nnd \ Grnitcr I ngngo
in n Ijlvolv Itow
There was something of it w lid tlmo nt the
Wild West s iloon , 210 I ourtcentb street ,
about 0 10 last evening John Smith , u
grader became n HUlo too full of liquor to
hnndlc himself and bumped up against the
frout doors of the ul ice somewhat to the
damngo of the glass Ofllcor Meals hap
pened to bo pissing at tbo tlmo , mid wont in
to find out what the ricttet was The first
man bo run against was Smith and whou
uoEtoko to blm the latter immediately
thoucht himself insulted or something
of the kind , und nt once showed fight going
nt the oflleci it is Bald , In regular wild west
fashion lhon there was trouble sure
enough during which it is claimed that
William Butler put in his our in a sort of
promiscuous manner W hllo the affair was
nt its height and Olllcei Meals ' "us tring to
got Smith und liutlor Btirtc i tow ird central
station Policemen Bovlc , Mckruy and Bolln
passed bj on their way to loll cill Upon
seeing this reinforcement of blue coats
Smith slmpb drew tilmself up to a still
( , iontcr heluht and wadcl still further in
while Butloi simply tried to gracefully
withdrawn Then Chief Soivoj hapioned
along By dodging und duoking dropping
aui rollliiL , ovoi , Smith sueccudod in giving
the ilvo stars onoof the liveliest games of
catcli-as calch-e in thut bus boon witnessed
on a business street in this cit } for inan.y an
eventide
Smith and Butler were both nnallj linded
behind the b irs being escorted to the stutlnn
bj about four hundred pco | lo in addition to
the flvu ofllccrs lho two men had friends
who c imo nnd bailed them out about 10
o clock Both uro said to bo v ery good fellows -
lows at times when they have not beou
drinking
OAI'IUIIU ) A PICKPOCKET
A New Vork Driiiuiiinr' * I\nerlonco
mi n Union I'milllt ; Trtln
Comlni , up on the Union PaciUo passenger
train lust nl nt from Lincoln , L M Quins
berg u traveling man from Now Yorkcltj ,
fall uslnep nud was avvul cnod b } a man
fumbling in his | ockcts Gnlnsberg took in
the situation the moment bo opened his eyes
nnd Making u jrab for the pickpocket , '
caught him around the neck ' Dent make i
a rnckot , " whispered the plckpocuot , but
look across on the other scat " Gaiusbcrg
did ( , lai co to the seat and saw his vvutih and [
chain , which hud been taken from him uud
laid there temporarily while the ploltpockot
was toing throu h liU other pockets
inking the fellow along with him at the i
point of a pistol Galnsoorg found the con
ductor uud hud him telegraph auoad to this
city for an ofllcer to bo at the tram W hen i
tlio > arrived hero the thief was locked up at
the central fetation He is a largo , dune com
plexioncd , stillshly drosso I fellow nbout 1
thirty years old uud said bis niitno was \ \ ill
mm vuii Allen und that ho was a telegraph i
operator There were no pipars found on i
him to give nnj clue to his iduntit } , and this i
fuct lcnls tlioonieurs to bcllcvu ho Is a pro
fosslonal thief
Mr ti ilnsberg is a. 'mndsomoly dressed I
jounr man of nbout thirtj ilvo years The
watch huso uoirlj lost was a very line gold 1
ono Ho hud ever 319 in one of his vest ;
pockets
GiihUiniili in liroil
GarbagLtnnster Goldsmith is said to have
declared In conlllcnca to u prominent cit } ,
oQIclal that ho would today resln his posl-
tloi It was also learned that his ipsiguatlon
would bo ImmcAllatcl } uccoptod and that lu i
all probability Michael Barry , who lives at
Llghttt and Leavenworth streets and has i
boon i ) resident ot the cit } for thirty years ,
would bo the next fcarbagounster ot Omaha
CI c il hj tlin Inllcp
In uceordanco wltu , actlou taken b } the
llconso board jesterdaj ufternoon the polios
Inst night closed up the Diamond suloon , on
Dauelas street , und that of V. ilium Ship
pooroet , at rwolfth and Cass
N
TOO FLY FOR THE SPIDER
Murphy Maatlontoa Wolr In the
Roped Parlor
FOURTEEN ROUNDS FOUGHT
The Pol fast Mnn Docs Some Scion *
ttlln N orlc , Hut Honvy lloily
Blows I leer Hlni Sullivan
to Meet ilnckoon
Another Clinniplnn Mnno
Sav I itAfcisco , Cal , Jan 13 rourteon
sivngo round were fougnt tonight bottveon
the fcathorwolfht champions , lko Wclr , the
' Belfast Spider , " and Billy Murphy , of
Australia
Weir delivered some oxtraordlnar } upper
cuts but Murph } got In tolling bed } work ,
finill } knocking the Spilor out
President Puldn of the California Athlotlo
club announced to the crowd that John L
Sullivan had nfrccd with an nccrcditod rep
rosontitlvo of the club on the purse for
which ho would moot Peter Jackson In the
last fight of his llfo The amount was
110,000 , and Jaokson had accepted lho terms
< Inck McitulliTe Pnancs Tluougli
Jack McAullffo the champion light wolght
pugilist , togolhcr vvth | Bill } Madden , nnd
bis backer , Dick Uocho , passed through this
cit } jestorduyon the iB & . M , bound for
ban Tranclseo , wheroho Is to meet Jimmy
Carroll In the squared circloundor the aus-
plcos of the California athlotlo club , In
March In conversation with n friend , and
there was qulto n part } nt the depot to see
the noted but gontlomnnl } Uchtor , ho said ho
was in prlnio condition and confident of
bolting Carroll After his bittlo with the
California ] ] ho said his next go would bo
with Billy Mcr , if its possible to make the
match
The Mnscomih Kennel Show
Cnicvoo Jan 13 [ Special Telegram to
Tut Bnr ] The Mnscoutah Kennel club of
this cit } is making most oliborato propira
tlons for thr ir coming bench show nnd some
handsome prizes nro to bo hung up A chnl
lengo cup , valued nt * 100 , will bo given to the
owner of the host male mastiff b } the
American Mastiff club also another to the
finest female P D Armour donates $2o n
cash for the best Lavorick sottct , and many
othoi prlvnto Individuals have signified their
Intention to give hnndsomo cash prizes lho
wiuncrs medals will bo wrought from solid
silver , nnd the designs are unlquo and beau
tiful , in medallion form The oxaot date of
tbo show has not yet been anuouncod
IMlokcy Will sicn Toilny
New ionic , Jan 13 | Special Telegram
to Tug Bi.k 1 It is currently understood
here tonight that smiling Mlcke } Welch ,
Now York's great pitcher , has signified to
President Da } that ho will attach his name
to a National league contract tomorrow
Johu Ward and Tim ICeofo have been with
W etch nil dnj ondoivorlng to pei undo him
to enst his lot with the i'lnv er s league but
ov idontlv to no avail Welch s notion will
bo a hard blow to the brotherhood
Mck Voting's O intrncts
Washington Jnn 1J rSpecial Telegram
gram to Tup Bef ] Prosidcnt Nick Young
today promulgated the contracts of Long
with Boston , Gilks with Clovelund and To
beau and Kcilly with Cincinnati Pros'dont
John U Day is alleged to lnvo siid that be
now holds the contracts of two moro of last
seasons Now "Vorks but at their request refuses
fuses to divulge their names } ct aw hllo
Snapper Nnva In Trouble
Baltimokb , Md , Jun 13 fSpocial lole-
grnm to Tub Ble ] Snapper Nava , the
old Spanish catcher of the Provldonco
league club , was arrested last night for as
saulting Gcorgo lumbloy Since Nnvn's ro
tircmont from the diamond ho has Deen a sa
loon bouncer , and bus become n iv reck from
uissipntion
The rnlllbriiiu Chnmuioiis Tor 1800
Saciumevto , Cil , Jan 18 [ Spatial Telegram
gram to lncliiF | The championship pen
nnnt for 1S90 was awarded last night at an
adjourned meeting of the California loatrun
to the Oakland club iho season of IS'10 it
was resolved will open March 2J and closa
November 23
nrn-riRsi congiilss
IIiiiisc
W vsiUNOTON , Jan 1J Mr Adams of II
linois , chairman of the Sllcott investigation
committee , submitted a report accomp miod
b } a bill appropriating STo 000 for the purpose
of suppl } ing the deflcioncy in the appropria
tion for the pay nnd mlleago of members and
dolcgates occasioned by the defalcation in
the ofllco of the sergeant at arms 1 wo
minor reports also were submitted They
wcio nil ordered prlntod in the Record | and
recommitted Accompanying ono of the
minorit } reports is n bill authorizing the
members who suffered by the defalcation to
brine suit ngalnst the government In the
court of claims
Among the bills introduced and refcrrod
were the following
By Mr Dohavcu of California Providing
thut public lauds shall bo sold only to citizens
of the United States
By Mi Post of Illinois Making Uock
Island a port of entry
By Mr Pithlan of Illinois A resolution
directing the committee on ways and moans
to report a sop into bill placing lumber , salt ,
Jute hemp man ilia and sisal grass on the
frco list
B } Mr Hitt-ror public buildings at Rock
Island III
B } Mr Strublo lor the admission of W-
omirg and Idaho
By Air Lucoy Per a public buildiug at
Osknloosa la
lij Mr Andorsou of Kansas I o dcclaro
the duties enforce the obligations and regu
late the service of inilroad compauios as
carriers of interstate -ommorce
By Mr Council Per a public building at
Be itricc Neb
B } Mr Laws ror a publio buildiug at
Hustings Nub
By Mr Cummlngs of Now York A Joint
resolution for the erection of n st ituo to the
nomor } of the late Samuel J rildon lho
Joint resolution road us follows
llesolvcd lhat there bo appropriated from
the treasury of the United States the sum of
$50 000 to ere t a statue to the late Samuel
J Illdon to bo placed in the center of the
rotunda of the capltol , that on thotubktat
the front of the basa of said statuoTiioro
shall boconspicuousl } engraved these words
* Samuel J lildon , nineteenth president of
the United States elected but not seated "
[ Applause on the domoor itlo side ] Thnt on
the rlht ( of the squaio bnso shall bo engraved -
graved the date of tbo birth election and
death of such president nnd that on
the opposite side shall bocntruvod an cuglo
with a snake in its talons and undoi it these
words ' Poi the right "
Resolved , Hint the president of the United
states the ctnef Justices of the supreme
court the president of the senate nnd the
speaker of the housy of ropresontatlvos ba
authorized to superintend the expenditure
of mono } nnd that a cop } of these rcsolu
tlons with the names unJ titles of said dig
nitarios bo engruy cd on the roar of said
base
Mr Svvocno } of Iowa luquired whether
the pcntlemau oxpeetod the inscription to bo
ill cj phoi
By Mr Grosvonor For n military na
tional park the Chlckaiuaugu bill
By Mr Washington Making Andrew
Jachson day u national holiday
11 } Mr McCord ror publio buildings at
Marietta , Chippewa Palls and Ashland ,
Wis
1 ho bouse thou proceeded In committee of
the whole to the consideration of u bill to
provide for town site lanus in Oklahoma
No action was tulcou uud the committee rose
und the house udjourned
Semite
Washington Jan 13 Mr Turpia gave
notlco that uo would on Woducsday address 1
'
the scnato on the tailing resolution offered
b } Mr Morgan for n recognition of the ro
pubiloan government of Brazil
Bills were roportc 1 Xdr public buildings In
St Paul , nt a cost.df tGW,000. Sionx Cit } ,
$500,000 , nnd CodaPUtyid * In , $200,000
A bill to nuthorlzi a railroad bridge across
the Missouri river at a point between the
county of Doughs or otburp , } , in Nobriska ,
nnd the county of Pottavvattamlo , In Iowa ,
was nmended nnd pissed
A resolution hofitproro offered by Mr
Plumb , respecting tjifa , lenso of the Islands
St Paul nnd SU Gcftrgo to the Alaska com
mercial couipan } , etc , was taken up and
Mr Plumb proceodl < d t6 address the senate
Ho sold the tlmo for } proposals for a now
lease was too short find the proposition 11m-
Itlne to CO 000 the number of seals to betaken
taken the first jcaf , If not extraordinary
opened up awido iloldbf conjecture Ho
spoke of lho preference shown the Alnskn
comuan } nnd said a certain Lewis Gladstone
hnd mido n higher bl 1 nnd hid also offered
to pa } Wl > J cents n skin moro nn the Alnskn
comincicial company , and oo contsa gallon
for nil seal oil extracted Ho said that moro
than two thirds , or perhaps thrco-fourths
of all the seals taken In the world were
tikou from the Alaskan islands nnd uclnlt }
These seal skins were Bold nt public auction
in London in their raw state nt on avorugo
of nbout S19 nulcco Ono hundred thous
and skins nt $19 n pleco nmountid to
M 000 000 Ho went back In his stilomcnt
to mention the fnct that in the operation of
the lease the treasury department romltted
nil pnj monts ou nccount ot oil , so that not a
dollar had boon paid during these } ears ou
that account lho cstlmnted production of
oil for these tvvent } years Bhould hnvo
brought the goyornmont nearly $2,000,000
Ho believed the government should got its
share of the enormous revenue derived from
the lucritlv o trade in fur seals Ho had no
doubt the profits of the company hud on nn
nverogo far exceeded $1 000 000 n year since
it hnd the lease Ho would not bo surpiised
it its profits averaged 82,000 000 u j o ir Con
gress shoul 1 do something adequate to the
Bltuatlon nnd not allow the matter to go on In
such n slipshod way
Mr Dnwos Mr McPherson nnd Mr
Stownrt dorondod the Alaska company and
the resolution was referred to the committee
on llnunco
Uho nctlon of the liouso upon the death ot
Ucprcscntativo Kelley was announced ,
whereupon the senate adjourned
THE GLEAIIVNCE KECOHO
I innnclnl Transactions of the Coun-
tr } Tor the I nst Week
Boston , Jan 13 | Special Tolcgram to Tim
Brr I The following table compllod from
special dlspitchos to the Bostou Post rrom
the ma agora ot leading clearing houses
of the United States nud Canada , bIiows the
grass exchanges for the week ondlng
Iniiuar } 11 , with the percentage of lucrciso
und deorooso ns compared with the couo-
spondiiif week in 18S )
g s
3
OITIIS CLEAMVdS 2 3
* * i
Aowlork 8 in H , | . , , ( f |
J'pftoii , ioi aw uu n o
Philadelphia ci 450 lJS n i
Chlcaco 40 81\nai 8 5
bt Louis 2. ir 0-3 9 5
' -an tranelsco ] > . -i0 .JJ2 40
Ualtlmoro . iu , "o 911 • )
Pittsburg lut.120" a. 4
IvolvOrieaas 1(1C80 ( 6 .49
( lnolniiatt 11 oiH tM u 7
Kansas city l > 4tH , - - g
I oulsv lllo l < 90(1 ( W0 2 , 0
1 rovltlcneo r 014 900 r 1
Milwaukee 6 40SO911 Ut
Mluueinolls 4J-4 9'fl ' 21.
Detroit f I u Wf 11 r
Cleveland 4 lot ) J2S M 4
Deny or 4 3140" 10 0
Omaha 4,810,607 20 4
bt Paul . 4 JwttH ? I 4
ColnmbU'j . 8.T SJJ 21 8
Memphis J.94.K10S i n
Itirhmond * , H18119 2 1
Indlanipolls . „ lU-7t , _ n fi
Dallas 1.1) ) 13. ) ja 3
tort Worth . . 010002 2
( laheston . J Hi 83(1 ( 3 8
Ilartfoid . . 2 9211 7 0 0
Peoria . . 14 J n. > l 5 r ,
Duluth . 190J T8S 19 9
bt losopn ] , hTi0 4O2 40 0
New Haven * J"9818i ] -
J ortlaud Mo . . ' 111S.J90 12 9
Spriugtleld ] m JOS 47
Worcester „ ] 0 a > 3 17 1
W llmingtou , . " 98,133 4 0
\01foll. ltUllHO , 1 3
Syracuse 9fl,4 - > 3 4 1
Ixwvell ua\0 ] 3 9
( Iran t Itanlos 87 * 10y 8 0
Des Jlol 10s 6.111K1 110
lx > s Angeles V9 K.1 j ) 8
Wichita H B87 4 9
TotieKa 42011" , J3 5
viontrcal . P fall 120 43 5
• Hull ilo r 1KI..48
• Anslullle 3 8 0 000
• Portlrnd Ore . I40 001
• bioux * ItJ " • 1008.R2 , ,
• Seattle 1018 107
• lllrminfehaui 91(1,0 ( il
* J ftconm " 80 on
• Halifax 148H IbJ
Totnl $1 1B1 > 0I12 ) ( > 4 5
Outside New \ork 6410 5" ' O'-J ' 119
• Vet include I In totals t\0 clearinghouse at
this time last year
JEFF DAVIS ANCESTRY
Two Queer Stotics lolcl hy a Pennsyl
vania Holntive
This town , sats a Philhpsbuifr ( Pa )
correspondent of tlio Philadelphia Press ,
has as u citizen aioptosontitUo of the
fumily of the late foilcrson Davis in the
poibon of Mr John M Davis , and u
staunch tonublican
M i Dav is , who is a well preserved old
rrciitlomnn about seventy jcatsofago ,
ffavo the follow ing account of the fain
Hi
"My fathot's ancestors camooiiKin-
all > ftoni Wiles lho fouiuloi of tlio
Davlsfumilj to which t belong and of
which JolTorsou Divis was a jnembor ,
wis so unfortunate 13 to lese his wife ,
she havinp ; been stolen b } Indians
shoitlvaftoi settling'in Maine , of yvhicli
stite ho was ono of the ill st settlers
After waitingr a lospoctable lonpth ; of
time ho iiuuiiod nsainiind ; began to
1 oat a second family of childion Ono
dtvhoheaid that a band of Iniunns
liud some women for sulo somc-
wheioupon the Cinudiun bolder Ho
attended the sale , when ho was sur
piised to see among thorn his former
wife Ho bought lier , took , hot homo ,
and horn that time until hisdoath lived
happily with both Ills wives in thosauio
household
"A guindson of his , a grent-unclo to
in self , continued Mr Davis , attended
0110 d ly an animal show nt Nevvllold ,
Mo While passing 0110 of the do-
phants it playfully loachcu into hiscout
pocket , taking therofiom a plug of to
ll icco When it had tasted the tobacco
it became onngod at Divisand soi/ing
him threw him across , the tent , to the
gi cat nmusoment qr/lio/poctutors Mi
Davis became verj angfj , and to obtain
revenge waylaid the monugorio and
shot'tho animal Poi this ho was compelled -
polled to leave thotplitlo , and all trace
of him was for innnur ; < 5um lost by the
fnmllj i , , 1
"Mj sisloi , Mrs • Smlloj , who , with
I101 liusband , sotCled ) at Haverliill ,
Mass , was onablcdiby the assistance of
othei members of thoiatnil > , about the
time of the coitonniul ; , to ( Ind that the
descendants of the tjliVo o ( the oloph int
cscupndo had sottlcd in'Mnssacliusotts ,
and thnt from themJiad sprung the ox-
piebidont " ' \
Cooks ' oKtra do Imparfal chompagno is
naturally fermented there is nothing in it
but the Juice of grapes , . rTry it
Inxntinn In Ituujln
The Russian tniuistpt of the Intoilor
bus formulated 11 pluu foi the taxation
of all foreign immigrants to boutl ; Rus
sia Ilia prime object is to Uoopout the
Gorman peasants with their liberalis
ing inlluoncos , A boiiiov.hat similur
plan , witlt the enmo ulterioi mutivo ,
was ptoposod in 1887. The Russian
goveiumont was then on the point of
taxing all I' .usauui subjects who ro-
innined nluoid 111010 than ono jour
$1,000 n\our Thti execution of this
plan would have oinptlod all the ( Jor-
man and Swiss uiiivoiaitics , of all tlio
poor Russian students , who iny 111 iubly
iinblbo iiidicallsin wiih their foreign
education Fur some uuoxplainod rea-
son the plun of 13ST miscairiod
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE
Important Stopa Takou Towards So-
curlng- Its Location lu This Olty
THE BUSINESS MEN'S MEETING
it Unnnlnioiisly Umlorscs tlio Action
or the Coiiiiniltoo In ToiulorliiK
an liivllntlon on Uchnlf
or Oinnlin
Oinnlia Wants tlio Conference
About forty of the committee ot buslnoss
men appointed to nrrango for the cntertiln
incntof the Methodist Eplscopil conference
in lbOJ mot nt the PuUon betel last niiht to
tal a action on the uintter of raising funds
for tbo entertainment , mid tailing potno final
notion which might bo reported to the com
mittooof bishops who nro empowered to lo
cnto the conference
lUshop Nowmau nddrcssol the mooting ,
stating the purpose , etc , of the coming con
vention His rcmnrlts nt the outset were
merely a ropotitlon of what has lire dj boon
published regarding the object and slzo of
the convention 'lhcra are nbout nix hun
dred pcoplo in the gathering The competi
tors for this mooting nro Now York , Chicago
cage St Louis and Wnshlngton They nro
waiting nnxiousl } for Oninha to say she
doesn't want It Chicago has appointed n
committee to entertain the conference
nnd has gone to work on the ground that
Omaha will not bo the Boat of the meting
Che pastors of this city have cauvassod the
cltj and report that they have found nccom
modnuons foi about thrco hundred \ lsiiors
Tlio rcmalndorof the dologntes will have to
bo prov Idod for at the hotels or ottiorvviso
lho bishop thought fnvoiablo mrinteuients
could bo tnudo with the pnptlotors of the
hotels , nud that the expense could bo 1 cpt
within rcitsonablo limits Whoio the con
feienco Is uot entertained gratuitously the
expenses nro apportioned among the various
annual conferences litis nppoitlonmcnt
must bo undo tvv 0 yenrs in advance audit
is tticroforo ncccssiry to know beloichand
just what will bo done
As far ns the material advantages of this
larto gathering to the citj nrc concerned ,
the bishop pioferred to have some business
men cxputluto on this point But ho thought
the spiritual result of such i mooting lucil-
cul-vblo It will bo safe to saj that 75 000
visitors will bo In the cltv during the month
of the coufcronco and the natural advan
tages will bo great
Rev Dr Maxilcld ono ot the board of
bishops addressed the meeting at the re
nucstoftho bishop Ho estimated the ex
pnnso nf ontortoluing the conference at nbout
* 05 000 Thoiowillboa largo nttendnnco
us tno quostlon ot the standing of women in
the conference will be considered , nnd ,
probably , finally 'lnls important quostlon
will bring largo numbcis of pcoplo from all
sections of the county Ilo reviewed the
benefits to uceruo to the buslnoss men of the
cltv by having this coufcronco here It will
bo a means of bringing Otnnhn into proinl-
nonce In ecclesiastical history The con
foretico his nevei been hold in a city where
the Methodist Lplscopal church is so weak ,
nuincricilb nnd llnnneUillj , as It is in
Omaha and th it is the re ison an appeal is
mido to the public and business man and to
sister churches
Iiov J It lioo spolco in a v cry confident
wav of the abilllj of Omaha to entertain the
coufcronco He slated that Geneial Lnvvo
had offered the free use of the Coliseum
building nlfchtand day , during the month of
lho conference Another geutlomnn had
offered to contribute SI 0000 townrd the erection
tion of a temporary buildinf for holding the
session He estimated the number of visi
tors who would piobubli visit Oirnha nt
100 000 , piov Ided the public mind c 111 bo dis
abused of tlio Idea that wo cannot nccom
modnto the crowd
Air John \ \ obstor nnd General Cowin
asked n few * questions , which brought out
the fact that the $05 000 which the bishop
had mentioned as the probable expense of
entertaining the conference was based upon
the fuct that this was ths amount expended
foi the entortalumcnt of the last conference
this amount included transportation which
would put the actu il cost of entertaining the
conference nt about S.H ) 000 The churches
in the citv have arranged for the entertain
lnuntofJiOof the visitois nnd this will
lenvo about three hundred for the citizens to
entertain A conservative estimate placed
tbo probable sum nee led nt ubout $20 000
and the bishop thought that It would bo sulo
lo go ahead ou 11 ( , unrantj of this unount
At this point Kov Lnsif.ii w is elected sec
letao nf the meeting
Mr Huchanun , gcncinl passenger icon ! of
the Fremont * S * Elkhorn road , stated thnt
theio would bo no tioublo about the entry
ing enracitj of the railroads centering In
Omaha They could nccommodato all the
people who would coma
Mr Honrj P Clarke snld that ho was ccr
ttiu that the citizens would gladly accommo
date tbo dologutcs to the conference , nnd ho
foltsjrothat they would fulli endorse any
action the commlttco mlht | take He moved
that the action of the delegates In offering
frco ontortninment for the conference bo en
dorsed
Mr Itosownter related the experience of v
committee sent to Wnshiagtoii to secure the
republican convention in 1SSS It would hnvo
been a hard matter at that tlmo for the city
to have cntartalnad the convention , but
things are different now Ibis matter has
boon settled foi us and wo must now oudorso
this nction , but ho recommouded thnt no
hasty nction bo talten Ho was confident
that the city would sustain Its icputatlon for
entertaining visitors
Gouernl Cowin said the llttlo village of St
Louis wants the woild s fair nnd if she can
ontert-iln that ho thoughtOmahn would bo ublo
to entertain nnj confuionco which mitht bo
tnthorcd togett or
The motion of Mr Cfnrko to endorse the
action of the committee which invited the
conference , was then pioposcd und carried
unanimously
ihu question of whether the cit > could on
toi tain tlin \ isltors wno would probably como
hero came up again Landlord Drain ird of
the I'axlon said the hotels alone oould on
tertaln 2,000 pcoplo without any trouble
it was resolved to draw up n subscription
paper to bo moscntod to the business men of
Omaha , pledging cutortnlnmcnt of the conference
foronco , nnd to ralso the necessary funds
Iho committee was mcctcd us follows
Ocnorul Cowin chairman , Jlonry 1 Clarlic ,
Clark Woodman , Low Is b Iteed , Max Meier ,
Hov J V Itoo and J L McUugue
Hlshop Newman reviewed the business of
the meeting und said ho should nt once com
uiunicuto with his colic iguos and the nction
of this commlttco would sonn bo liuown allover
ever tlioconntij
General Lowe icmarked that ho had heard
that rival cities weio disparaging Omaha's
ability to furnish a suitable building for the
meetings of the conference , und ho had con
sulted i/ith the dlroctors of the Coliseum
association as to the advisability of tender
lug tno use or lho building for the mcotIn.s (
Ilo found the board wore unanimously in
fuv or of mailing such tender 1 ho Collsoum
would seat JJ,000 people , nnd was lighted
and heated so that It would effectually put at
rest oil lomarlca or doubt on that score
> Uov lr bmithof Count II Uluffs addressed
the meeting and said that if thu commtttco of
seven would guarantee the necessary expense
ponso of tlio conference that would offccuiilli
settle the matter An immense pro sure Is
being brought to bear upon the committee of
bishops , which bus the power to locate the
conference , In case Omaha does uot want It
Chicago is tr > Ing to induce this commission
to locate the conference at that point
After u few informal remarks by members
of the committee Ulshop Nowmaii thanhod
the committee for the uctiou taken J ho
boird of bishops will want some-assurance
that the pronilso made will Do kept , and this
board will mtot soon I here Is a feverish
excitement pervading the church 'lho con
foretico has never met west of Chicago and
the bishop is anxious to show the pcoplo
what a great country the west is
A vote of thanks was cxtonded to General
T owe uud his colleagues for their action in
ottering the use of the Coliseum , and to the
hotel proprietors for their icindnoss lu allow
ing the commlttco to use the hotel
bOUlll OM VIIA MAIS
Terribly Hurncil
Mrs S J. Jnmos was the victim of a tarri
bio burning accident nt her home , P street ,
between Twenty fourth and 'I wentv third
streets , at 0 o clock Monday afternoon
1
'
Bending a sou to n neighbor a to borrow n
llttlo oil , In the nusonoo of Mr Jnmos , the
child was given gasollno Pouring the gaso
line lu n lighted lamp nn explosion took
plnco , and Mrs lames was covered with
the lntlnmninblo fluid , nnd In nn instant her
clothlng was In flames With rare prcsonco
of mind she carried the lamp to the door nnd
threw It out , nnd , returning , got her thrco
little chll Iron out of the room Mrs Jnmos
was burned ou tlio hands nnd arms up to
tlio elbows nnd nbout the head , face nnd
nock The nttondlng surgeon slates that
her burns arc very painful , but whether or
not serious cannot jet bo stated
Llvo Stock Hxohnngn mooting
The annual meeting ot the South Omaha
Lira Slock exchnngo was held Monday af
ternoon , with Vlco President J A Hnko in
the chnir W. N Habcock , David Ctmpboll
and M II Hegtrtv were olcctol members -
bers 1 ho bill ot ? U3 for the funeral ox
ponscs of lho late Prank II Dewey
wcro ordered pmd Messrs Ab Wngeouor ,
J A. Ilnko James Poloy , Andrew Giltospio
nnd T. 1) Ulanchnrd were elected n standing
connnitteo to nbovo nbnto A Ice president
J A Hnko will procuio certlll-
cntcs of membership Messrs J 11 Ulanch
nrd Gcorgo S Ilrown nnd James
G Martin were nppolutot n committee to
urge on persons conncctol with the vnrds
the ticcossltj of joining and to procuto mom
hers AccntH.ll Clieolt inline nn explina
tory statement of dolijs In shipping lovva
stock Into the j arils
lho result of the election was the follow
ing list of ofllcorsi President , ! A. Ilnko ,
vlco prosidcnt It M Murph } ; directors ,
Tnmos M Dotvd .1 11 Dlaiichiird , Albeit
Nee Hichnrd Gllchrost and John A Divld
son , board of nrbltrntlon , A. C Wnggonor ,
J D Shlolds Alma Jncksou , William V
Deiin } , Chailcs S Mnlov und James Poloy ,
board of appeals Alma Inoksou C B Ho-
cart , O K Paddock B P bavngo , J Samuel
uol Gosnoj und Albert Nee
Ported n Check nnd Skipped
\Vllltnm Uvon , n pressman , who enmo hero
from bt Joseph some time ago nud who tins
boon working in the Mnglo Cit } lioomor
office , got tired Sunday ovcnlng forged so\
oral checks and had thorn cishcd nnd
Bklpped the town Ono check for
810 33 , forged with the name ot A B
llrigham was pissed on Mrs Jcnlilu Volkers ,
with whom the festive Kyuu boirded , ami
another bns turned up for * 5 ' 0 in the hnnds
ot nilliardist Padcii while Tncob Colieu
mourns his ( , olng lor a suit of clothes valued
nt til C 11 Sobotltur looks with regiet
over n 1 account of $100 , II0IH3 B Hoglo
wlllinniku$3 ptir of shoes 1.0 profit and
loss and Btiil there s moro to follow Mr
H.vaii quietl } vamoosed the town Sunday
night
iNotcs About the City
Dr H V Johnson is packing up his stock
of drugs and this W03IC will rcmovo to Car
roll , la
Mrs William Stewart who has boon d in-
gcrously ill is hotter and now out of dauber
The sacrament of the Lords supper will
bo ndministcrod 111 the Prcsb } torlan church
next Sanda } monlag
At the meeting Snnd.ij nftornoon of the
Turnverein Charles Altofcr wasaddod to the
commltcco on decor itlons All other bust
ncss was postponed till the meeting at the
\\Iscoub1ii \ house Wednesday evening
Miss Julia 1 ! Martin , dohvorv clerk in the
postofllco , Is listed among the side
J W Stoner of Cokevllloo has pro
sentcd the commission firm of Uurko A , 1 ra
? ior with n v ery I irgo sot of deer and elk
horns 1 ho nntlors will bo put up In the
ofllco of the firm
Christian Uock n Norwegian who boirded
with J L Olesoii Thirtj first and It streets ,
wnsbuilcdjestcrdiv alternoon ot J o cIock
from the undortaklniostibllshmont ot
lJrowcr & . bulllv an lho Ictoruioat was in
Laurel Hill eemotorj
About Pantile
K A Lundv ill , drug clerk In Dr B P
Tohnson s store , w 111 go with the doctor to
Carroll In
Mr and Mr < Temple whose son William
T Temple , has been so ill , have nrrivod from
Chenoj
J C Abbott nu Iowa stockman his re
moved fiom Wilton Junction and will bo
with the commission firm of bay ueu A , Green
bjmuol Johnson ot I In Grove la , is v isit-
Ing the cltj and is sui prised at Its growth
und the macnttudo of the stockyards
J B Erion , who W113 cillod to Grind
Island to nttoad tno funeral of his brother ,
Joseph Lrion who died last rhuradnv even
ing li is rotuinod and was accompanied bv
his pa-cnts , Mr und Mrs Phlllio Lrion ot
Mount Vernon la , who will m lko a restiuc
\ isit hero with their son before going on
home
John J Gormnii has loturnod from Iowa
Cit } , la
Dentist W C Wardnor has returned from
Omaha to this city
Pra lk Schlijrol of Chlcigo is the guest of
George H Urower of tlio firm of Urowor C
bulllvin
George II Bowers left yesterday for
Chicago
Superlntondont Alfred Hnrdor ot the tin
dopaitmoutof tnu Armout Cudahj picking
hnscono to Chicago with hbi wife for a
week s visit
HERRMANN'S POKER STORY
A Mighty Unocrt tin G111110 L\cn fern
n Bliislor ol 1 lii > Cuds
Philidclphialiifiuiiot "Inevot pi 1 }
cards in cat nest , " btid Iloirininn aftei
the show lust night "rhoso who know
1110 wouldn't plnj with mo am how , and ,
ot course , I wouldn't take my ulvuntugo
of these iv ho don t But I loiuoinhor one
night , ' not a thousand joara ago thut ,
in oido t to umiiNO a few ftionds , I sat
down to a quiet little game of pokot
You see , it was tins wii } I moot tlio
ti lends , md was nittoducod to an imio
cent looking joutli of the dude persuas
ion , whoio face was us vacant 111 o\-
prussion is a pound of putt } This
> outh liud been buiggiug of lils ] ioivois
us a pokoi play 01 , and had made tlio
othois bo tiled thnt the } whispoicd 1110
to t il o the conceit outof himfot the fun
theio was in it I was tcadj and wo sat
down V
"In PhiladelphiaJ"
' • Bless you , no They dent plaj
pokoi in Philadelphia This was in
. Well , Yia'm wo began tlio game
I allowed tlio joungstoi to win , in 01 dor
to got him intoiostsd , and thu buttci to
enjoj the circus tlio othots dioppod out
and my victim and I had the table to
ouibelvcs Of course I yviis to give him
back vvnutovoi I won from him that
was undotstood Wo didn't pluy with
( hits , ns wo had none , hut made the
g imo a quarloi ante and 91 limit , so
that wo could use the mono } without
making am awkward change Lvor }
time mj onlloyv fnond won a pot ho put
the silver and bills In his pocket and
would chip in tlio stuff as ho needed It
Aftot ho had won a icspectablo pile I
begun to got m } work in , and b } hand
ling and dealing the cards in 111 } own
peculliu vvuj , I boon hud his pile in a
fair via } to innocuous desuetude Oc
casional ! } I would lot him win just to
Keen tlio fun up , and I dent know but
whnt I cnjood my opponents inno
cence as much is did inj fi lends But
all things must have an end 1 iually I
cleaned liim out , much to his suipiisn ,
and oidorcd a hottlo M } fiieids
couldn't kcop it in an } Ion go 1
• I sa } , old man , " hdid ono , "do you
know vviio } ou'vo been plnyln' with ' '
' • Yes , " loplicd my victim calml } ,
"Iloimann tlio magician , uud lies u
good pluy or "
This was somou hat of a suipriso nil
lound But I laughed und haiidod him
b tele thu mono } I had won Ilo wouldn't
take it No , sir Said I had won it ,
had ho won mine ho would have Kent it ,
and under no consideration would lie
take it back That was not his wa } of
pin } ing rokor It was no use foi mo lo
jiiottst to toll him that I hud deliboi-
atoly robbed him Uo was sorrv that
lie liud got in with a man who didn't
play a srju ire gimo , hut that it was his
lookout Ho ought to have seen that
ho was being lleeced and with his ccs
SICK HEADACHE
I'A _ " ' * ' Po ltv ' 'irO" ' , ' ' ' "r *
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TARTFRQ thMeiiui riii .
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open , too , ho was not the man to nucnl *
I toll ton 1 felt moan I dldnt think it
half so ftuiiij then ns I did before Hul
nil I could do 01 saj made no impro slon
on m\ victim , and with a dignified bow - * ,
ho loft us "
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" All I c in do , ' I said to ono of my ;
friends , will ho to give this mono } to
some tharitttblo ltiBtilutlou '
Then I give the waiter ono of lho
bills I hnd won to pny fet the wlno Ilo
came bieit with it , and the infoinntion
th it It was conntorfolt Yet , sh That
guileless jouth hnd won mj good mono }
and rung in ov ur 8100 worth of paper on
mo thnt wasn't worth n cent a pound
I'm pictt } good on handling cards , but
poker is a mighty uncertain gnmo
might } uncoitnin "
GIRLS IN THE SCHOOLS
Sniun ol lliolr rcotillnrlticn ns St 11 * J
dents Tlio QiicHtion or Itni c * SH
' lho glil would make a botlor student -
dent in 0111 public schools and colleges , "
siid ono of the piominont oducatois of
o\v oik cltv to 11 lopoitoi for the
iSow Yotic Timoi , "if she had the stiuo
mcontlvo , the stino motive that tlio
joung mini litis 'lho joung man who
goes to the public schools ind colleges w
feels that ho is to bo a brend-vv 1111101. 7
lie has this foi it ( lout puipo-o in get
ting an cducatioh But it is not so
with the gin With hot motive 10
ovcivthing , nnd not having the motive
she does not stud } to her full capacity
bho looks to getting mauled some d 11 }
nud having some ono else piovidotho
bioid for her
1 Of com so this Is genet illy speaking
Wo hunr a good deal about woman s
powct of application ai computed with
man s but my exnotienco has been that
if a gal knowi what she is after , if she
has a distinct purpose , in nine cases out
of ton , she will displa } steadfastness of
aim that is quite equal to that of an }
boy
Much Ins been siid about the cap it-
it } of the fcmtilo intellect foi mithi-
matics , but I can stt } tint the girl ex
cels in puto mathem itics Gills are
ovcccdingl } fond of history and litoia-
tuic , md my ui'ibh stand high inthoao
studies
The best studoiits aie Ilobiows lint
11 , Ihov cutty olt the honois Hut this '
is not always a f 111 test of intellectual
tayncit } lho bcho'aiship of the stu- a .
dent is detoi mined quito as much by V feMi
hot home influences , b } hot suriound- % H
ings and associations , as h } her text |
books 01 mstruetois As a itilo , Jho . B
wealth } Ilobiows ivnil thoinselvos ol "
the advantages ot public schools and
college ? for their childion , while , gen
eially spo iking , childten of Christian
parents In similar financial cltcuin-
stnnces go to prlvnto institutions This
mikes it puticulirl } dilllcult to make
comparisons in the public schools "
o
Diirno'N CitarrJi SnnfT
\V hen suffering with c itarrh , cold 111 the
head uorvous headache otc use Panic
Snuff it will relieve jountonco Price 3jo
at druggists
Turkey nnd Q nil
Phillip Walkoi of Salt Ci nek , W Va ,
duung the fltst stimmoi months nnd an
old tuiko } hon como up with ono } Oung
tuiUo } and ono quito } oung und small
qu 11) ) Both tlio young tuike } md
\oung quail continued tofollow and food
with the old tuiko } hen , who manifest
ed cquul p itei nali 111 o and tenderness
ovoi each and now both nio full giovvn * g
nnd ni twilight the old turkey hon flies Hi
up to hot tooston the apple tree in the jflHji
ynid , und the joung turl ov takes a r'
uiobt ono side of hot and the full giown ,
beiuttful and fat quail on the othoi
Tins tno soomsquitehapp } and content ,
is if from the saino consangiiiiioous
01 igin
Porlodicnls In ItUHiln
Theio nt0 (180 ( poiiodical publications
111 Russia Seventy-eight of them are
political and nous dailies 100 110 scien
tific 8 ( > religious , 15 attistic , il agricul
tural , b2 statistical and biogiaphical , 15
pedagogic , 11 fet childion and the icst
miscellaneous
A Use 1111 Invention
Avoiusoful Invention tending to
lessen the possibility of accidents in
factones , is now being oxtonsiyolv
adopted in rngliiud The bieaking of
a glass , which is adjusted against tno
wall of over } room in the mill , will at
once sop the ongiiiQ , an oloctiio cut ,
lent being established between the . - ' . * <
100111 nud the tin oltlo-valvo ot the en
gine , shutting off tlio slcnin in an in-
stnnt Bj this means tlio cngino was *
stopped nt one of tlio mills recently 111 11
low bocondB , and 11 young girl , whoso
clothes bad become enlunglod in an up
right bhaft vvusioloiscd unliiiiirod
Absolutely Pure
Ihlsruwdornovervaries A marvelotourit 7
streuth | uu I whnluso niiie < , Moro ecoinnil
i.altli.111 theorllniii ulnd and cannot be sold
inconipi-tltinn with the multitude of low tail
short weight alum ur phoiplmtx pow lers Sott
onb/lncflin . Hey It , HAKIVCI lowiiKH CO 101
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