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STATE BOARD OF PlAIUIACY \ !
Meeting ! nt Lincoln Preliminary to tl ] Se - -
r.h. iu nt Omaha.
CERTIfCATS TO BE AWARDED TODAY
5'II"e I 1.11.1 ( Illc,1 nel n'CCI 'I'h ( I I I
1. Ilrlt. " 11,1 . ' "Ut'M'nIMI
lit tIi , ! 11"lrlet Court nf
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I.I : c'oh : ; , Nov. J3.-Speclah-At ( ) the. .
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r.II.lel . hotel tOlby the State Board ot
I'h.irin.y helll 1 alert meetng preliminary
to the ono to II held at Omaha tomorrow.
There \ere present : PresIdent W. D. hal.
( rr. Blair ; Secretary M. h. Shulz , Beatrice ,
C. M. Clark , FrIend , Orlr J. flvans. Haslngs :
aul A. W. uchelt ot Grand 1slttid. For
eXHmlnnton thHe were hresent ) a rlaE ot
ffeen applicants for cerlfcate ! as regis-
lerell ( ( pharmacIsts. They were : larry .lex- '
nuder . Stromblurg ; Lawrence n. Lamb ,
\n8Iey , P. Hersuck , Burr ; 11 : Cole , Lincoln ;
Walter M. DavIs , Dubois , Charles W. "al-
len. Sewarl ; Charles F. l alral , Tecumseh ;
Stanley J. Gr2en . I"rlen : glgar n. 101me9.
A'r ; J. h. I Lamb , Wahoo ; Frank Nedela .
Crete , F. O. Peterson , Elgin ; Charles A.
nyllerg , Siromshurg ; Charles g. Slocum ,
Heatrlee : anti James O. Walker . Mason City.
, henry I. Oerlng ot Platslouth. who 8UC-
/ , ceeI,1 Mr. hailer as president ot the board
after thc Omaha meeting . was also I'resent
Some of the board left for Omaha on the
2lf : traIn . and the rest this evening. The
certilicatea wilt he awarded to the success-
ful candhlates tomorrow.
SAI.INE I.AD COTEST.
In the district court tOday Thomas P.
Ilarnes sold that In October 1889. he leasell
1&0 acres of sahineland from the state sahl
lali being In Lancaster county. lie agreed
to let James Walsh , who was occupying the
land , continue to do so one year 10nKer. In
lanlary , lR91. Walsh exhibited a lel for
'he sale land issued by John Steen , at that
time commissioner ot puhlc lands and
1llhlIIKS. Barnes had paid one year's rent
to the state , yet Steen refused to accept
any more , owing to \Valsh's leise. Bares
hays that the later lease Is void because
Steen gave It without the sanction of the
oard , of which Steen was a memher. Barnes
asks the district court to 'Iulet the title to
Ihls saline laml.
DECIDEr ) A CLOSE QUESTION.
United States Commissioner Biingsley has
lust decided a Point affecting the national
excise law. A Lincoln courtesan named Mlii-
Ole Gray recently went out of her place and
purchased 1 bole ot beer at a neighboring
saloon at the request at a visitor. She raid
" GO cents for the her and collected the slme
_ . I" amount on her retur from the "Isltor. The
. question before the commIssioner was . did
the woman act as a dealer or merely a mei'-
senger. lie decided that hal she collected
the money frt and with It bought the beer
she would have been guiltless . As It was
he held she was a dealer In spirituous
liquors and hell her In bonds ot $200.
Superintendent I ) . C. O'Connor of West
Point has been appointed by State Superln-
tenlent Corbett a memb'r of the State ilurd
af xamlners. I The board as now constituted
consists ot W. II. Skinner superintendent of
! choola Nebraska Ciy ; Miss Anna Foa .
; principal of Kelom school Omaha and SuperIntendent -
perIntendent D. C. O'Connor of West Point
. Omaha Ileople In Lincoln : At the Llmlell-
3co.e A. IayV. . G. ibm. At the Capital
-M. Coady C. 11. hlcaggy. At the' Llncoln-
C. E. Yost , N. O. Chlllbcrg.
UolOI .JUI'gn 1'lunl 'rll'I In\ ' .
Uoele 1"lnl,1 'Fri. in ' \'I'el,111 CliMe
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"Ilin UuilI.tI.
LINCOLN . Nov. 13.-Speelal ( Telegram.- )
For the second time the Davis murder trial
has come to an unexpected conclusion. Today
Juryman C. D. Yates while In a room at the
Capital Ilotel . jump front a tly-story wIndow -
dow and ntemptrl to run nway lie was
pursued anti captured by a ball ! Although
no medical examination has yet taken place
It Is thought that he 19 violently insane
It Is not known at noon what disposition
will 10 male ot the case. I was first su/-
rsted that a new juryman he taken on and
the case proceeded with. This wn ! obJcetell
to on the grounds that as the state has
presented Its case , the other elevm men
would have the benefit of the repetition of
the evidence. The fIrst attempt to convict
Davis of s reeking the Hock Island train re-
stilted In a mls.trlal on account of Irregu-
lariy of n ba I r.
' .to affair was promptly reported to JUdge
Holmes who Informed the attorneys In the
: aee. lIe said tha Yate8 was suffering from
lame nervous affection that had . apparently .
atacked him during the night and that ho
was . at least temporarily Infane. I.11't
nlfht he became the victim ot a halnclna-
lon that saute one was trying to poison him
with chloroform. Yatu. whel lie left the
room emu the gcond story slid down a tele-
graph polo antI made away In the dl.ecton
ot the county jail. Dr. Griffin was lu-
. . strlctld by the court to sehot a fellow
PS. physician and malto an examination of Yates'
condition. Out the return of the physicians
they were examined In court by time judge
and atorney . In their opinion Yates was
laboring under temporary insanity , caused hy
by confinement In the jury room at the hotel
10 had been accustomed to outdoor life. With
rest and quiet they thought he woul recover -
cover his roai'on. At 2 p. m. the jury was
dlschargelA mother jury secprecl. new "en Ire wi 10 Issued and I
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II.ATTSIOUTI I Neb. , Nov. 13.-Speclal ( )
-Last Saturday Fred Schroeder , proprietor
ot the big Cedar Creek mIll . turned over
the mi and entire stock of four to hil !
creditors. The labIltes ! amount to over
I&.OOO , while the assets are about $10,500.
outstanding accounts are given as the cause.
Iowa amid Sarpy county men are the prInci-
pal creditors.
Yesterday at time home ot the bride . south
of this city . was celebrated the marriage ot
J. C. I ate and Mrs. mien II. Cromwell.
In the recent rlectjon ! two candidates
tell for road overseer In the Twcnt-seventh
11lstrlet. Three candllates for jnstee ot the
peace In Center PrecInct tied alHI two ted
for constable , while bix men In 1Iatsmouth
Ilrelnet received one vote apiece for justice
of the pence. County Clerk DIckson has
notfe them to come In and cast lots.
The Burlington omclal9 were In this city
yesterday Investigating the changes made
by the express companies doing business
over the Burlington ali Pacifc raIlroads by
abandoning the city omce and allowing the
/gents at the respective roads to transact
their buslnes , instead ot maintainIng an
agent jointly . The change made It very
Incnvlenlent for the Ilatsmouth bushness
511011.
men.1Iatsmonth lcple In Omaha today are :
John Swobeda lrs. S. Ii. Atwood and daugh-
terut . Mrs. Henry mkenbary and daughter
% Ianotl , Hans Coos Mr. and Mrs. E.V ,
Cook accompanlell by the latter's mother ,
u1rs. Ilhl hlavks'ortlm Chrl loclten-
haup Claus Brekenfehl , Mica Ella Clark
lr. George Luchunaky . Mr. auuul Mrs. John
I..tea. Mrs. Wiiam lcCauley , Charles C.
Parinebe ! . Mrs. Ida \'agner . Mrs. Val ) Bur-
kle Chuirley Keefer Mrs. T. L. Murphy .
lr. mind Mrs. Joe Kline . Misses Kate Hun-
imackel Zela Smith Anna lelsel and Ella
WrightIrs . J. . \ . Gutaehe and anl . Arch
L. Coleman. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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FltFiONT . NOI' 13-Spoclal.-The ( ) fun-
crab at S. Wat was held this morning at his
late residence at Jamestown under the
auspices ot I'rcmont lodge , Ancient Free and
Accel't ' 1 : Masons of which hI was a member.
_ , _ Hev. Mr. Bralll of St. James' Episcopal
r6s church. 'cOllucte,1 the slr'lces. Mr. Wat
S wus iO years .old arid well known throughout
this luart of the counlr
'he funeral ot Mrs. : I. Herman ot Nicker-
Eon , who tiled here yesterday . was held this
aternoon at the Methodist church. Mrs.
Herman was G8 years old and one ot the frt
Eettrs In this county.
1101 11.1 , lit tlui . 'I'olhii.
CllAIIION. Neb. . NOI' 13.-Special.- ( )
Deputy Marshal D. C. Hoblnson ot South
. 1akota. accomp.llo by Omclal Interpreter
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p Prank Young George Jarchow , Captain Thun-
f der Bear at Pine Ridge Agency , S. D. , pe1ce
and Bear Bonnet witnesses . passed through
lila cIty yesterday enroute to hot Springs
B. D. , wIth Iron hawk a SIoux Inlan , charged
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_ Ith kllni cat beunilnl t whit. let-
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ter ! \It'n l'l'UI : nll1 I"t : night Marshal
loLlnlon InCormol1 'fhp flee representative
that tIme Indian had been bound over to the
United Stnlu court . but released upon his
own bond. I Is very celdoin such offenders
are clughl , owing to the St3cly ot houses
and many cattle belonging 10 stockmen and
ell r persons . such a contractors , elc. , arc
onnlr klcil without the least . tear et
detctlon. _ _ _ _ _ _ - I
Sehru.l.u Cit ) ' Soh- ,
NEBRASKA crn' , : ov. 13.-Special.- ( )
George I. Damsel who Iln ! for several years
been agent for the Adams Express ! company
lt thIs city , has resigned , and will go on
the rod for the company. Ho will run be-
tween 1.lncoln anti Deadwood , hut will coum-
tnul 10 make his borne In this city.
Yesterday afternoon as lrs. lb. C. Harmon ,
who has been very ill for some time , was
resting comfortably In her bed , a bullet
crashed through the wIndow ot her room
and lodged In the bp.hteac , just a tow
Ilche : above the heal ot the sick woman.
had the shot been fired , a moment sooner It
would have killed her for phI had been
sIttIng up In bed eating her dinner . . .
Maude Fesslor I . who was shot by TOI.
Maher last Thursday night I IIIHO"lng and
It Is nol thought she 11 recover.
W. C. I.arbeth and Frank Horn ot
Syracuse weto In the city 'esterday.
D.P. Holto has returned tror a visit to
Omaha.
Irp. J. n. Sotmseiey and laughers han
gone to Omaha to I'lsH.
Albert O. SwIft anti Lester Plattner. who
have been before time United State grand
Jury In Omaha leturned last evening.
1 .llnl Ilornrul'a Ite'iIgiintIuIll.
LINCOLN : ov. i3.Speciai.Itepresent- ( )
atl'o I II/ar 10ward ot Sarpy countY having
been elected county judge , has resigned his
seat In the legislature whim the following let-
tort :
I'APILLION . Nd , . . Nov. 12. 1S5.-Slins A.
hiolcotnt , . Oovtror : lear Sli-hiavimug been
elected by the Peoltie , or SafIY county to
serve ns county jutige for hue enulntwo
YI'r . I hereby re4ign my otce as Il'rhcr
of the legIslature ! . aO' beg an early acceptance -
ceptance / t your haI1 .
I calnot take this step without expreutsiimg
my slnclre appreciatIon of your kindness
lY mu eourtesy In dealing olrly with the
T hall the
members of the house In which ' .
honor to serve lY contitt1entt * . I watt my
' with the chief
lilenHtlre to be In harmon wih
executive upon all maters ot legislation .
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munch now. lookIng hack to the legIslative
days lt Lincoln , my onl' regret arises from
the fact that I was not uble to better 111
you In support of reasurps calculated to
benefit our whole people . and that T was too
weak to defeat the e reasun's which your
manly and patriotic veto Ipssal ! Ilelarlll
were dangerous and tunwlsi' . \ great
reullueCt my dear governor. I am falthful ) '
'ours. EDGAI IIOWAIII ) .
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ASII.AND. Neh. , Nov. 13.-Speclalj-Time ( )
ladles of the Literary association wilt give
n receptIon on Thanksgiving day at time
home ot Governor If. lb. Shedd. This Is one ,
ot the annual receptions for the benefit of .
the missociation.
At George N. Mulertz's sale yesterday the
attendance was small owing to time bad
weather and prIces were low there only
being bIdders enough to take about one-hal
the stock oflrel\ The hlglwst priced pig
sold for $57. two at $40 one at $35. The
ten highest averaged $31. the thirty highest
over $22.50 and twenty-live lowest averaged
$19.35. The highest PrIce pall for one litter
at pigs was $211.50.
A hay rack PartY ot pretty young misses
drove out to Handot Bryan's five mIles In
Cass couumty last nlgimt and hall an enjoy-
able time. Coring imonue . the raIn set In and
the entire part got a good sOHitn !
The fire corp ny wi gIve an entrrtaln-
ment at the opera house Decemher 10. for
their benefit.
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! tffnlrs I at Western .
WESTERN . Neh. , Nov. 13.-Spcialj-A ( )
protracted meetIng Is iteung hell at the
Methodist Episcopal church imere with the
regular pastor In chuge. A good meeting Is
looked tor.
Two new store -a hardware and a gro-
cery-at this place does not Indicate that
\\'ester Is suffering much from the hard
timea . Great crowds of people gather here
each Saturday and the town enjoys a goo
trade.
Several cars of horse hn'e been shipped
from this place cast and south recently .
Chnrl"1 "Ith ! h'nlnl St'I
PIERCE . Neb. , NOI' 13.-Speclal.--John ( )
H. Nlcollemus was placed unller arrest this
morning on the charge of stealing four beau
of cattle from the farm of William Downey
In the northwest part of thl county , last
week. lie butchered the cattle In the
country and came to town all sold the beef
to stock. frLend . statIng that he had purehase the
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ST. PAUL Neb. , Nos' 13.-Spechal.- ( )
Charlea A. Ioblnson was marrlell this morIn
ing at the residence of the brlde's father to
MIss lay Crew daughter of F. W. Crew . I
Hev. George A. Hay oflhciatimug. The young
couple loft this morlll for a trip to the
southern s'tates after receIving congratula-
tons from their lumerous . friends.
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SIDNEY Neh. . :01' . 13.-Specal ( : Tele-
gramn.-Youuug ) Itoherts who was sentenced
to two years In the penItentiary for robbery ,
efcapell from jai last nlht. hut was ap-
prehenled al Che'enne this afternoon.
Sheri Dauherty has gone after the lad
antI wi take him to the penitentiary to-
morrow nlgH. _ _
C. . W. Norris Dh',1 JnlI" .
BEAVER CITY . Neb. . Now 13.-Spclal (
Telegraun.-Tiue' ) latest and complete ! returns I
front thl. , district indIcate that G. W. NorrIs I
ot tIthe city has .een elected judge by four .
mnaj'orlty. The election of Wely had been
claimed by two. An error ot 9X : was found
II this county. _ _ _ _ _ _
\ Vt'iI iit'h nt ' \ 't1eI. i uux W'a ter.
Wg" PIG \\'ATlm. Neb. , Nov. 13.-(8pe. (
cial.-Tonlghut ) the wedding of Dr. J. C.
Pate ot this city and Miss mien Cromwell
ot LIncoln takes place , and many relatives
have a13emblell for the occasion.
HI"trl.t Con rt In ilii't Connt ) . .
TI KAIAI. Neb. . : 13.-Speclal.- ( . ) -
The felt term of lbs district court for Blrt
county opened ) yesterday wIth Judge Duffle
on thl hench. There Is a large docket this
term and a Humber of Important cases.
1"IUrnl of I ) . H. \ndl. .
WgEllNG WATER , Neb. . Nov. 13.-Spe- (
clal-Thl ) burIal of the rimalns of D. D.
Andnms who was found dead In bul Monday
noorm occurrte toe y. lie was an ole rll-
lent and a retired farmer. .
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ltCIINI1S 1'0 'l'.tI.l { 0. ilS GUI "S.
Lit nuIlord Says II' [ ii . . " ' olhlnJ
Ih'rulntnl ) ' tu ( 'ulnn1 Cui C.
BOSTON , Nov. 13.-A local paper publishes
an IntervIew with C. W. Gray of Gray's limo
Jackson , N. It. . whose deposition Is eagerly
being fought by the Plaintiff's law'erS In the
suit for dIvorce brought against Colonel S.
P. Colt. Mr. Gray was In Boston today and
referring to the cafe salll : "If I had ap-
pEal ? before ConmnmlsslonerVoomi to male a
deposition I should have bad nothing to
say. I could have given mme testimony ot
value to either sIde and should have de-
dined to go Into a lscusslon of the mater
In nny way. Inner saw the woman mmmcii-
tonl In the case until just before he was
going away . She could have btahl as long as
she wished os tar as I am concerned. She
had conducted herself all right and was at
liberty to do as she Ielmed. . "
As for Colonel Cotu : lr. Gray saId he had
known him for several ) 'ear and tber was
nothing hI could ) against him. lie Ilel
not want It understood beNUS he refused
to sa ) anything about the colonel and the
young woman 1 hose nsme has been men-
toned that he knew anything derogatory
to them . hut ho felt lS a landlord . that It
was not itroper to discuss anything concern-
Ing hIs guests or what they did.
"I have been In my business for too many
years , " he said "to talk about all I see and
hear aUII especially when there Is uothlng
out of the way. For that reason I have
nothing to ) about Colonel Colt and the
) 'ounr woman whose name has been used In
connection 1 Ih his " .
I'r-ldeiti n.tnll. tn , \u.hlnlton.
WAShINGTON , NOI' 13.-PresIdent Cleveland -
land and Sceretal Hebert rturne trom
New York tOll , :
PREPARE FOR ACTIVE WORl \ ( :
Iowa Woman Sufrgst Oonvention Oon-
chided at Des Moine2
WILL MOVE ON TiE LEGISLATURE I
Cummltle AIIII.llh..1 to lou iurcss Oil
the l.nwmll'rM the 1111.rtnlee
uf IcellnblnJ the IIJhtM
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DES MOINES , NOI' 13.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-The ) ann\al meetng ot the Iowa
Woman Suffrage association closed thIs even
hg , after a two ays' sessIon The omcers
elected are : President , lrs. : I. Lloytl Ken-
mmedy . Slol City ; vice Ilreshllnt , Mrs. Jane
Callahan , Des MoInes : recording secretary
Miss Kto Pierce , Des Moines : correspondIng -
Ing secretary , Miss Bertha Iiaeett , Creston :
treasurer lrs. C. 10lt Flint , Des MoInes.
For the olce ot president there was an interesting -
terestng contest although the ballot showed
sentiment prety much one wa ) The can-
llates were Mrs. Kennedy , Mrs. Callahman .
lrs. llama Wools at Sutherland , Mrs.
Howena Stevens ot Boone , the presIdent for
the past year , and Miss : lorat ot : larshal-
town. lrs. Kennedy was urged - for the
place because RIme Is- probably leading
10man lawyer of the state , anll It wa
thought her legal knowledge would be of
great \alue to the organization.
Commitees were named to have charge
ot time work ot the assocIation In the next
legislature all resolutons were adopted
urging the rIghts ot women to the ballot.
A resolutIon was also adopted urging that
the age of consent be raIsed tram 13 to
16 years In Iowa
SOi.iI Elts' It"l ASSIL'I.t'i'IN .
Cont'h.,111 lt thl' llthw""h'ln Or-
"nI izuit ituui lt ) lnl"hlltlwl , iii .
MAISIA1LTOWN , la. . Nov. 13.-The
convnton ot the Northwetern SoldIers'
10me association adjourned this evening.
' will be held at Graimd
Next year's meetng wi Gralli
Itaplds Micim. . In June. Oleers were elected
as follows : PresIdent I. G. Itutimerford
Grand RapIds . Mich. ; secretary . Mrs. I. A.
Slates Aurora Neb. : vice nresidents S. 11
French . Monte Vista Colo. : S. B. Evans .
OttUmiwa . Ia. ; J. D. McDonald . Indianapols ;
James A. Sexton Chicago : I. Van Voorhis
I.awrenee. Kan ; E. F. Grall , Greenville .
MIch. : henry A. Caste , St. Paul ; 11.
: t. Barber , Fumhlertnn . Neb. : E. g. Cloughm
Dealwood , S. D. WyomIng was admitted to
mcmbershlp. The meetnl closed wIth an
elaborate banquet tonight. tendered by the
mana/ement of the Iowa Soldiers' hmoimme Il
tiring President Clough acting as toast-
master. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
' ' , . . , for I i.e Insane.
Iln'n' . S 4"n 11"Ilnl fil th. II"nl"
DES MOINES , NOI' 13.-Speclal.-The ( )
commission naml by the last legislature In
accorlance with the provisions ot the law
providing for the bulllng ot a new hospital
for the Insane at Cherokee wilt hold an Important -
portant meetng here November 20. The
commission consists of Superntemlents ! Gil-
man and 11 ot the Mount Pleasant and
lilepemlence ap'luls. Jed Lake of hide-
pendemce . General Ed Wrllht at this city
W. O. Kent ot Fort Madison amid Sup rln-
ten ent 10yt of the Clarlnla hospital. In
the last few months the commissioners have
had architects amid lamlscape gardeners at
work planning for time _ commecement o
ronstrueton of the building anti platting of
time grounds. I Is expected the state wilt
have to expend about $1.000.000 on the hos-
pial before It Is complete. This amount
will . however he spread over a series of
years . and every legislature for sIx or eight
years will be asked to give Its share toward
building the structures that when completed
will make the Institution. For the present
wlnl ! wilt be constructed . In order that the
institution may be ready for Ise as soon as
pos ' ! ble. The other hospitals of the state
are o"ererowdel and the countIes are com-
polled to support hundreds or Insane people
outsIde of the state hospials for want ot
room. Indications are that by the time the
new In ttuton Is completed I wIll be
crowmied. The site at Cherokee has been
bought and all Is ready for the comn1mce-
ment ot work when plans are adopted.
( ; euuu'rni Eli \ YrlIit H'lnl.
DES MOINES . Nov. 13.-Speclal.-Gen- ( ) .
oral Ed WrIght , member ot the Board ot :
Puhlc Works ot this city . Is at the point
of death and there Is no hOlY that he wIll
hive more than a few days. General Wrlht
has been one of the foremost men In Iowa
for many 'ears. lie was leutenant colonel
and brevJt brIgadier general of Iowa troops
during the war In 18G5 Iw was sent to the
lelslatlre from Cedar clnt ) and was
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speaker of the house. The following year he
wa9 elected secretary of crate and served
six years. Since then he has lived In Des
lolnes. On retring from this office In 1S73
he was chosen secrrtary of the board of
capitol commissioners anti assistant superintendent -
tendent ot construction . amid \ was IJromlnent )
ilentel wIth the buidIng of Iowa's capitol.
On the completon of the ftructur In t884
he was male custodian . lie continued In this
positon till 1890. When he was dropped from
this position b ) Governor Boles he was made
slperlntendent of the improvement ot the
capitol grolnds. In 1893 he was chief of
the bureau of information In the Iowa build-
Ing. In 1894 he was made a member of the
Des Moines Board of Publc Works which
place ho still helds. lie has been almost
continuously In omce since he was 25 years
old . _ _ _ _ _
Suiuut' lI.uiut . for n.nh.I""III.
DES ulOINES . Nov. 13.-Speciah.-Wlhiis ( )
L. hail . the historIan of the Iowa legisla-
turo has re"lsCI his fgU on tIme opinions
ot memhers on the questions of rlJbmlsslon :
ot prohibiton anti manufacture ot liquors ,
Inside the state. lie has now reports from .
ninety-one ot the 100 members of the hcuse
anti Inds thirty-one for amid thirty-five
against resubml310n. I appears therefor .
that the nine members of the house who
have not been reported nmay turn the scale
and carry the resoluton , assuming that all
the others are correctly report2d. At any
rate . the situation Is such as to make It
almost certain that the republican caucuses
wi have to be awaited to know whether
resubmlsslon can 10 throughu On
manutacturlng the &Ituaton Is mare clear
In the house thirty-three are ported for
twenty-four against and twenty-nine uncer-
lain Mr. Hal has reason to believe this Is
favorable to time measure. In the Fenate
twent-one are for fifteen against and
twelve uncertain. From the Ilrevlouf records
of the members and other information Mr.
lal'ls confident resubml lon will go down
ali manufacturing wi carry Bolh Im
b by smal margins however.
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Ilwn I.ituuui tllIc'i' 1111) ' .
DES MOINES , Nov. 13.-(8peclal ( 'fele-
gr m.-Tho ) commissioner of the land omce
here has received defnite Instrctons trom
the general land olel at Washington with
reference to the lands In northwestern Iowa
recently declared to have been torfelHl1 by
time SIoux City & St Paul r011Sine' the
lands were declarell to hmave ben torfeled
great number of applicatIons hvE 'been
made by IJrtes who deslrell to enter Uller
the homesteull Let They are nearly all held
mmow by settlers under titles from the railroad -
no\ setters ttes ri-
road company which huave been adjudicated
worthIes. The general hi II office Instructs
that alt applications must ba r-jectrd. and
that In due course. probably within thirty
days . notice wilt be sent that the lands h1'e
been Illaced on limo entry lIst at the oiflce
This . imowever does not mean tut they will
b' thrown open to ImHt'rlmlnate entr ) ' . Time
gOl'erment wi allow the present holder
the first chance to hlY titles at low prIces
lU protct themselves.
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SIOUX CITY . Nov. 13.-(8pelal ( Telegram. )
-The Dakota county , Nrbraska . authorities
succeeded today In apprehending : lole Mol-
10) a H.yearool girl who stolE a here at
South SIoux City several days ago and rode
almost without a stop 100 miles to her home
at Brunswick. The girl had been ill for 1QI
tIme . and was anxIous to be nursed by her
mother. and havIng no money to pay fare .
appropriated the horse In hemdesperation. .
lit-s ) llln , ' " Ubtlh'I ) ' 1",1.
DES MOINES . Nov. 13.-Speelal ( Tell-
gnm.-The ) local representatives ot the
American Spirits company , whIch has re-
centy leased the plant ot time International
distillery In this ell for a term ot eleven ,
month , ray tIme leue was ( eontiitionai . I
provhles Ihat In case the leglaUttiro I passes a
law allowing the manufacture ot liquors In
this stats these may b m'eimded tu a ler-
led ot five or len yesreat the ttl t now beIng I
pall , $1,500 per month. ,1h , / plant is I the
largest ot the kind In the jrmmntry . and has
been Idle sluice the Iowa laws made menu.
facture of liquors Illegal . .lf . the lease Is
made for the long term the plant will be reopened -
opened and run at full eapbt
CII"l"tll If nl.rhl. , Judges .
DS : MOINES , Nov. S. - ( Speclal Tele.
gram.-Chlet ) Justice Given ot the state sit-
preme court has announced that he will
probably cal a convention 61 t tIme dIstrict
judge ot the state , 10 bl hell hero durIng
the sessIon of the legislature the coming wlus-
ter. The state laws provide that time judges
ot the district court mar hold conventIons at
any time a majority of them request the to-
premo court to cal a mectn . A number ot
them halo lately wrItten him asking thHt
suh a meetng be held to consIder the revisIon -
visIon ot the code , now In prorss. which
wilt be adopted by the coming legislature.
Chief Justice Ov In regards the mater al ot
great Importance antI has asked the judges
of the state to male formal requests. so that
time meetng can be called In due torm. :0
such me.tng has bcel held In nine years.
tnllh t 11"1 n lln r 1111. .
NEOLA , la. :01' . 13.-(8eelal.-A. ( ) T.
Barnes , who runs a brick ) 'afl lucre was
caught tinder a taIlng lot ot clay yesterday
by one leg . whIch was badly crush ell Ills
son was preeimt anti soon released him and
assisted him to the house. lie hatl been
underminIng a clay bank ! about twenty feet
In height anti before tie was aware of It
abut twenty tons at clay tel and he barely
escaped being burled alive.
111"n I ' \'llnl 1lh..I.
OTTI'MWA , Ia. , Nov. 13.-Speclal ( Tele-
grm.-Ir. ) Phoebe Smih was killed by a
. trein here . Site
Hock island pamonger trin today Shl
was deaf and did not hear the traIn ap-
proach. _ _ _ p _ _ _ _
t'UlS 1 11 iAi'l'.t Cltt'It'IIllS.
I'lhn.l"t 1' I.I"l'"I.tl Cuiuu fc'r'uuei' nt
bum , , ' tl Inl. I lie . \llwnl" ' " ' " .
SIOUX FALLS . S. D. . Nov. 13.-Specimul.- ( )
11ev. W. II. Jordan special delegate from the
Methodist Episcopal conference ot South
: lethollst Ipllcopal
Dakota departed yesterday for Denver to
attend the annual meetng ot the general
missionary conmmmmlttee. This eommltee distributes -
tributes annually among the neOtly : lethocl t
churches about $1,500,000 . Mr. Jordan represented -
resented South Dakota at the meetnl In
Brooklyn last year and succeederl In getting
a donation for this state ot 12000. lie says
thIs year the churches are not so badly In
need of ftmnds am ' last and that he will not
neel the commlteo for over $10.000. which
he thinks he wIll have no trouble In Iettn .
luch to the disappointment ot the eonlrega-
ton of St. Augufta Episcopal cathedral of
thiS city Archdeacon C. T. Hrcy of Kansas
wIll not accept the cal extended to him by
time Episcopal church here at a salary ot
2000. lIe would most likely hae accepted
this offer but for time fact that he was a few
layl age appointed to the responsible post-
ton of archdeacon for the diocese of Penn-
s'llanla , at a mlnry ot $3,000.
11"luII' flr SIII : FiI. AI'II.ln""I.
SIOUX FALLS . S. D. . Nov. 13.-Speelal ( )
-About three weeks ago I. was announcel
by the official paper of Archbishop Ireland ,
the Northwestern CluronIcie. that wihin a
for the Sioux Falls
month the new bishop als
diocese woull hI named. At tllt time I
was thought that thE cotusistory would be
lucId November 15 . but the date being changed
to Novembr 25. the announe'ment wi not
be mad for a couple of weeks yet. Father I
Nolan of time Catimohic . church _ 1 here says he
new bishop has untoulJecly ) Den naimmI but
the public announcement of the aplJlntmlnt
will not he timade until after time meeting ot
the consistory. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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' \ 'iI lie 'r""cnt 1111.1"nln. .
SIOUX FALLS , S. DO No" 13.-Speelal ( )
-John Miller . the supposed leader ot a big
gang ot robbers now In jil J mere . Is suspected
by some to be non otnr than Taott , the
murdeer ot Banker Snel ot Chulcago This
supposItIon Is based morc'on ' the fact that he
Is a notorious and snmooim character , and aI-
wa's disguises his face for fear ot being
kedake . than upon his rsemblancl to that
slippery nmuruierer alhough the resemblance
Is qull marked. Postal Inspector I.'osnes does
nol place much creIence 11 the rummmor but
says that Miler Is undouhtedlr a very much
lantO ImmdivItluaiimmunore states than one
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Ito I Ii Cn" , ' IC H uu'kl Ont If Court .
PIEIIIIE . S. D. I Nov. 13.-ln the ease ot
South Dakota versus Thomas If. Huth , late
superintendent ot school and public lands .
charging him with crIminal negligence .
whereb the state lost about GO.OOO through
the Taylor tiefaication . .udge Jafy today
sustalnecl a demurrer offered on the I'art ot
the Ilefen . which practically settles the case
Attorney General Crawford will appell to the
supreme court.
111Inl I n In'Iln ' lions , ' .
SIOUX I . \.LS. S. D. . Nov. 13.-tSpeclal.- ( )
Six car loads of machinery hale been received
for the big pork packing plant hero and the
rest will arrive In time for the plant to
start orpratn about Decemher 10. The
weather Is and ha9 beeu verfect for allowing
hogs to fatten , and the managers of the
plant feel sumre that no dlmcul ) ' will be met
Ln securing all ot the fat hogs relulr , .
JII out iuueuuh JII Silt1.
SIOUX FALLS . S. D. . : ' " . 13.-Speclal. ( )
-Mr. Oliver ot Jolet , 111. ysterlay closed
a deal whereby he leases the big oatmeal nll
here' and wi start the same at once. le
owns and operates a bIg 01treal ml at
Johlet. This ml was closed blcJuse the
oatmeal trust forcll Its product out of the
market. Time operators refusCI to join the
combine and closed up. I Is thought that
Oliver 19 a nmeunberof the trust.
B.I"lh.1 t" . : 'tlliiituikt't' .
SIOUX P.\1I.8. S. D. , Nov. 13.-(8peclal.- ( )
News corMS from 1"landreal that I Is [ 'tled
tlmat the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul
wi next spring buli a line from Flandrlau
to Ortenvihle . via Brooklng This line would
run through one at the richest section ot the
state . and would he ot vast benefit to the
jobbing Interests of thh section .
.
YWII' n.\X i'ItiiCl1lti1XCE ! \C'r.
Couust limit iu.nnhi teof . lie 3h'zusuire tl
lie 'l't'steuI.
BOSTO . : o\ 13.-The full bench C the
llreme judicial court heard arguments to-
day on a case brougbt against the civIl
servIce eommlsloners by P. D. Brown to
test the new veteran priterenco act. In time
case the petitioner prays for a wrIt of man-
danuu to compel 1 the ; r : pondents to certify
hl' name for appohntmnpnt ! as a member ot
the state polce ! he having passetl a com-
petitive examination mind received the highest
pI t 1'0 examlnat.n anc lee hllhest
mark among time callllll\l' : The respondent .
acting In accorlancq with the vetrramm's
preference act cetf d the namc ot B. I I ) .
lean over that of the I'ettoner ' , on the
grOUltl that the tormer woo a veteran. The
petitIon contends that Ow act at 1895 Is un-
c"notutonal. anti tluat t. ; h has a right to
retain tm ! orglnal ! postt.otm at the hea at the
eligible list . anti asks that the court compel
the conmtsmisaboners ! tq Twtore him to his I
rlght - _ _ . _ _ .
. \nll S'I'lm 0" .t'ltlOIS , Cit.titIi. .
St.w \011 , l'olll'lnn'.1 ' of At-
t.I.L1'101.
AISTEIDAM. N. .Y. , .Nov. 13.-Etiward
\'elple , ex.state sLnatbr. , ex.congressruian
amid eX.Ftat comptroler , was arrested at
his home In l ultonllle today on the - charge
ot atemptng to set tire to the residence of
Hubert Ii. " Fonda In l ulol1le. on the
evening ot Nevember 10. A IHsket filled
with shiavhngs saturated with kerosene oil .
was placell against f rear door and set on
tire. The fire was discovered anti ex-
tre.
tngulshell In tIme to save the building.
Wemple Is also chargel WIth having iet
fire to the Wemple foundry , whichS
burned a month ago anti with causing other
IncendIary tires In Ftiltomuviile. lie Fpent a
fortune In politics anti contracted habIts
which led to his downfall . lie took treat.
ment for dipsomanIa , but failed to derive
benefit tram It. ills trIend claim that his
str.n - actIons are due to his being men-
tally unbalanced . "
The only complexion powder In the world
that I. wIthout vulgarity . without Injury to
the user , and wihout doubt I beaulflf h t
Pozzonl' ,
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Dress Goods Dept Th ' Spcch )
Thtirsday's
Blnelt All Wool . BnrgnutS >
Al . At the Great Sale of the 0
I urnhSergo , . , Bankrupt j
Double fnceti 46.lneh whl ! S , P. lorsc [ Dry Goods Co ' \
lint' twill . strong atud ulti-
tnl twil. I tu.
rbie , Morse's Ilrlce 854 ( nile "
. BARGAINS GALORE
ImaS' ) ' luiUm' . same goods ) . '
nal'
R OLSON CO'S / ' S'480
yard O.SON . . . . . . . . . . . l'HCI . . BARGAINS WITHOUT END
Black All Wool BA I"GAINS
HenrIetta BARGAINS EVERYWHERE .
Silk iunislm . 4G-lnch witle' . Never In the history oC the city were such 11' ) ' Goods VnIuos known.
French gootis . very ibm Look nt our oITolln s , in'k'cM do time tnlktuig . don't
Inlklnl.
twill . Iools. $ . ( -1 S. I ' fail 10 bo on hutHI ' ' - " , "
OISON CO'S 1'ltlCfl , ( ' ) 630 fnl 'l'hul"du" '
lHCI onl'
) 'art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ANY.
S. E. OLSON COMPM1Y .
50-inch Crave1ette . . . .
. title nod icartintil 5ts No 5nmplc Scot ,
fluid I 58-Inch I clmty I vorumtomi I , in I I'orunt !
' blue onh' . elegant .
navy eltglnt.
J2.W. strong .Jdurllle 0 geol . ! worth1 . 39 I
PHICI : . .urd. . O.sO. . . . . . Of . . . Underwear Dept
Imported , Thursday Ladies' Vests antI Pants
Novelties
German Nltural color jersey . .lhhCII
All wool00118 3S-lneh wile 'He 'lOll sell glolh. itSt' , . all H. sizes. K OI.SUN uIorse'i price CO'8 50 C
Al nll' ( hellot ) ' cloths / brow . all . wool twilled r,2- , ! . l'IIICE I' S . tae I I. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Inch wltie French worsl11 F' ,
.el1h
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10llllel 41-lneh whl ni [ r Ladies Fleece
wool Irportell plutitis . 3-incim , ' 11 Lined Vests 4
wIde wurth up to 8e. :0Inh39 0 _
OLSON CO'S 1'1tICF . only Amid 1'"lt8. grey al1 cern " r.
I'l ) iari-iietits colors . We humtlity. S. l. l cru"sC
Garme1ts SON CO'S lHI1' , oach. . ,
Silk Dept For Less Titan They Cut ChildrOU'SVOStS&PIUltR
Sik Natuiral color , sizes I l to 22 .
be .itaiitifnctured. 30c antI 3c. CllOl'l 150
worth
l\ntufnchu UNI.caeh. . . . . . : . . . . CIOI . . . .
Black AllWool C1'epons
Al Ladies' Fleece
Saln stripe goods . . elegant $10 Coney CUlloS 30xlOO 40 Lined Hose
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nuld stylisim Morse's prlcn" . IiuiIimg,4
1111 . . Bt'IMh. . K OLSON co.s490 Inch , geol ImUI lning , $ 5 ,
IIUCE. Jl yarti . . . . . : . . 'l'hul'Hlny enl ' . . . . . . . . . . . . colors Tmtum or double bhmmck heels s'nrrnmsted mtuiti tos. fast
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Murfe' " 10 I bi 3c. heell . 111 . 01.- 2 t 0
BlttokCrystalBongaliue $ i3.0 LoCka Cupe , 30x100 , . SON prl. lHIg. : . . . . . . .
Bengalne good hiumImig , $ 8085 ,
1"av ) ' . stylish and durable . . goodlnluJ . . . . . . , . . . . , . . Chidlen B Blaolc
viil make an elegant duess. ! " Hose
II.c Cashmere
mlke In .Ielnnt
w1 ' " price i.ro. , S. F. 7 9c . .
OLSON CO'S l'RICE , yard 3.1'loh . Very tine i itbed gootis . worth . - '
lHCg
Astlklll Capes $15.00 4o. tu IIC Illh . < . 10011. } co'uiJC
Black Satin Dnehesse tot' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40' lHCI' . hair. . . . . . . . 25o to
21-lnch. warranted nit silk . 30-lnoh Corset
heavy U. antI .5. duratmbe. S. g. : lor"e'll .09 I'Moctt'ic 1 Seal Capes $2185 Dept
CO'S trice I'HCg. yard . . . 01S(1 . : COl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The Romance Corset
Black Satin : 5.00 , Oood material. lateen strtl'B.
Eieeti'ic Seal Capes $22,00 svehl boned good shape ud
lrl't ! brilliant black . goods ' Elcctlc . wel slze. .110re's , rice uund4 9c
. . alt ! jrIce
good urfuee. Morle" hrle , fot' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . al Mizel. . . . . ' I'ltlCE
Jooll ! s. . E. OLSON prlce29 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . I. OLSON COb "
PHCE , yard. . . . . . . . . Ladies' Waists
Cliildreii's Fur Sets .
Cluldret
Jackson und Dref Reform
. . nih . white a1
make sizes
B dde D t From ,51 mum . at 1 a big 11 100 C makf. grey , medium whie extra
edding Dept. Fur 'I'rII1111111Ig ulg Ion ! Mor e'l $10 goods. . . B. 69C
. D. OLSON CO'S PlICI. ; . . . .
. American Lady Corsets
Bed Comforters
. Domestic S ec t. IOno Warner's 1 and AAA , ex-
.
Large size anti heavy f g- cpnt make , Rood sizes In
led 110r e's one price sIde . plain $ ! .r , on other'89 0 Cotton Battin whie ! ! nll ijre' S. ! the E. flzel oftioN79c
. ' ,8. : Bottin , mate OIS :
' . Jrlle !
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OLSON COS 1'IIICE only
IlIE. ) ( ' PflICId . only. . . . . . . . .
Large rolls . clear , clan cot- .
Satin Comforts ' toui \alte . wIll or opn lumps. nicely : lo..I.s , no Muslin IJnderw'ear.
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home Extra made size soft . 1111 . Mtrses1 filling . CO'S 12mc 1111\ IliCE. S. ; F . . . OLSON . . .Sc 0 l les ' 'Mother 1
. . . . Mlr1ll 59
price $3.00. S. E. OLSON
cO'S lHCg. J3.0. . . . . . . . : ' Best Apron Ginghams Hu1bard Gowns 1
Army Blue Blankets A".ortetl cher ' strong and GOOI mlu.ln , extra width
1'my 0 durable . worth S ( 11 \ 5 0 and length I ' , . neatly . trhlne'490 ' !
Morse's 7Gc. S. b. 01.-
OLSON CO'S I'ItlE . yard or . Price
10.4 size fancy borI1tr . heavy 01 " 1'11CF ) SON e. CO'S I'IIICE end\ . . .
JP Wlrm ? , Sj gooll. E. I . OISON tItt'm" price1 ! . 9 8 P1'inted Cotton Serge Ladies' Muslin arni
CO'3 I'RICE . pulr. . . . . Musln a1d
Cainbrio Gowns
Heavy twilled goods . 11ark am 1'1e OW.S
10-A White Blankets colors stripes all figures . . .
' . JURt the thinfor houle Assorted styles ! . nicely T
. soft and fleecy . red tlrcsses . wrappers . e'tc : , would t trbnmimmetl , gOol. nlcelr .
Heavy ) \ruppes. woull
blue border' . . feee 'sm' hI ciuetup at ilk' . S. b. OL- 61c 1mlorse's Itrice I $1.25. materla6 9 0 '
price or $1.25. . border. . . . . . . . . . lorle'75 I 0 SON CO'S > I'IIICE ) 'ard. 01- OLSON CO'S IIOCb. ommly. , . ' .
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OLSON CO'S PHIC pair
White Shaker Flannel Ladies' Silk Chemises "
. . . .Assortc.ti colors Ist , ash '
Mill remnnnnts 3 to 10 yards ASlortN1 , '
: fl ! 30.lnch wide worth silk . nhch' trllllll In Inco
sik.
Linen Dept 10e. Ild S. E. wlll' CO'S 5 C nnd iumst'rtion lorsc'9 price .
S ' . . $5.00. S. E. OLSON co'sl,98 . * .
l'IIICE only . . . . . . . O. .
I'HCE PHICI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . :
Linen Table Cloths Fast Black Sateen Ladies' Silk Drawers
. 31-lnch wimle . color wnrrnted I , tt , colors . heat I I t I
All white anti colored bor- not to washing PrettY . co or. leR imported L
colorld ehane by . or t
< Al I ' . warrantell all " ' exposture. : orse's prIce 1Gc. 9 2 0 wash Morse's ! silk. price nicely $ r. ; . I . OL19
Blze. sture9 8c . . ' ' I l
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Sx1U C '
linen S. i : OLSON CO'S PHICg : $1.00.8.
II1n $ . G. Our 1lorsc's . Natural color jersey ribbed SON CO'S P1tIC' . . . . . . . '
10xl2 size Morse's prices . 25 Glove DeDt ,
J2.0. Our prIce . . . . . . . '
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Jewelry De pt . \
Bleached Twilled Crash Ladies' Kid Gloves i
Strong mind rl\aIJle. worth 30Ladies' andR , 5 and 7-hook and 4.hmmtton 'l
f In 4.luton
Ce. S. . E. OlSON co's 30 Uhild1'en's Rings lench made gotmuis . all 101- "
lHICE. yard . . . . . . . . orsi . al sizes. 1miorm'e's Price ;
. UI' to $ i.75. S. E. OLSON 69c
0
14-karat gold tilled , worth mc,29c ' ' l . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bleached Linen 1.lmrt goll Ilel CO'S 1'ItICE . imIr. . . . . . .
cimolco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Table Damask Stick Pins ReV1ier Gloves
t2-inch witle assorted pat- A lot to close . out odd sIzes 1
wortis terums heavy SOc. S. musul I' : . ( durahl29 Pretty designs worth lOc and 5c Suietle mtii colors . Morse's 4-buttomi prIce llacI 1 . 19
I 'orth , fe. , , , , r.t : I ! lede. Mo"s'j t
CO'S HICb. ) : an\ . . . . 10c. ChoIce . . . . . . . . . . . ( holce of time lot. . . . . . . . . . . w
60-i1el Turkey Hair Ornaments ButtDn Glace Gloves
Red Damask Shell gootls . assorted 'les.250 Tutimum hrown . black all 1
. worth ol WrClllee. . . . . . . . Etuglishi l 1 rCII' . the latest \
Jlnllome. pret ) patterns , Hlylp multi shadings real kid i
wmurrmmumtemi fast colors . the C ' Sterling sliver hulr " Yhadlnls ' kll
- I.'rench made
colorl. thl Mrse'u.
warrntell . . E. OLSON . C5u39 StlrlnK worth \ $1.00 and ora-49 . . . . . ' : '
( timidItY . . Ind . . 0 price $ i.5. S. E lorsc'F98
qualty. IHICg. ) ard. . 0180 . . . . : . . . . . Chole mcn. only. . . U.O . . . . . . . . $125. . . . ( ' 0'S IHICI . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 j
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'i'Ihiti3A'I'ESili J 'l'O 81i00'l' illS ' \'I.g'j
iiritiu1 'Jrlhllnlun" of l.ur,1 miuuul
: llllnl LuuI ! ) ' lou.ghuis.
SAN FRANCISCO , No" 13-The Ex-
amln's Los Angeles special say : Lord
Sholo Douglas last night threatened to take
the life of his wife. II the corridor of the
Ardmour , at Sixth and Uroaduu'ay . In highly
plehcll tones and whie laboring under great
anger , he Intormell Lady Douglas that It she
' would shoot
entered her mother's room he woull
her
her.La ) ' Douglas was cool ald collected whIle
all this loud talk was being mnamle and dhl
exactly what ho told her not to do. She !
went to her mother's room and talked wIth
her Ionl Douglas did not shoot her nor
mutt he make any attempt to
Mrs. M. Mooney arrived In Los Angeles
. yesterday. There was no one to meet her
I She had givemm It out thlt she was coming
dowl here for war amid I rtalnly seems as
though she had realized what she care tor.
Mrs. Mooney proceeded to the Burbank
theater anti In tIme corridor she met her
dntmghter . Lady Douglas. The meetng was
very cordial After a brief conversaton
I.ady Douglas proetlled with her mother tea
a imoteh where lrH. Mooney engaged a suite
ot .
rooms.
At time usual hour 1.dy Douglas appeared
at the stale door ot the BUlb nl , ilmeater
but Lord Sholo wes not with her. She was
accompanied by her mother. The stage door-
keeper allmlted both ladles Shortly after
Lorti Iougias turneml up. As soon as hue
hearmi where Mrs. Mooney was lie became
grea'hy enraged. lie was told to go anti us-
vito her to leave. lie did so. Mrs. Meoney
said it all right and timat sue woultl
stay. 1tlamuager Frawley then aiui timat Mrs.
Mooney must leave time dressing roommm.
'l'lmis was too mnmch. , Lady Douglas was
loyal to her filial affection. Drawing herself
Ill ) to her full height she said with great
mlraiiiatic power that where imer mothmer
couhmi not stay , she would not. Then Latiy
Douglas viithmtirew to her tiressiimg room ,
lucked up her belongings with the aid of her
nmother , and left the thea'er. loru1 Simohto ,
wiuc had during this Interval been prancing
arouusd hehlnul time scenes , trailed behind.
\'hon Lady Dotmglamt arrived at time hotel his
lordshIp went In afier iser , and then hue made
the threat to shoot her , but he evitiently re-
consimiereui his worde. ilostilities ceased for
thmo while , but they vIli be resumed today.
At least that is what Mrs. Mooimey says , and
Mrs. Mooney knows.
LOS ANGELES , Cal , , Nov. 13.-Mrs.
Mooney cannot find her daughter , Lady
Shoito Douglas , today. Mrs. Moony arriveul
here yesterday afternoon anti succeeded In
raising a tremendous rumpus. She was shut
out of the theater where imer daughter was
playing , the daughtr lout huor engagement ,
and Lord Sholto timreatened to shoot her.
Lord Shoito says today tisat ho bias cant isIs
wife away where her motimer can uuever see
her. Mrs. Mooney is furious ,
% lu rious Crsi ford A ri mc's lIonue ,
NEV 'm'OhtK , Nov. 13-Time steamer
\Vcrra , which arrived at quarantine from
( leuuoa tcnighit , has as one of imer ; mabseumgers
I , . . Marion ( . 'rawforul , the no'eiuut. Mr. Craw.
ford saiti lie was glad to get home once
more acid html no plaums for time immediate
uture ,
Poll. ilA't'AIl.tN AN.'i1XA'ViON.
Itesol , , I Iu.ii I , , him' I iii rmuhiuee'ul in dii , '
house cipiul i4m'iumut , .
CHICAGO , Nov. 13.-A Washington specIal -
cIal to the Tiumies-lieralmi says : Hawaii mmmay
after all become a part of time Ummited States
anti timat within tite consung year. In ! rmna bum
of a trustuvortimy nature luas been sectureui
corcerxmhmsg time hawaiIan program to be
adopted by tlmo frientis of annexation during -
ing the coumming wimmter. A joInt resolution
wIll be Introduced eltlmer Iii time house or
senate reqtirlumg time presiuient to imegotlate a
tiesty of aimnexation with tIme govormmmnemst
of llawail. Tiuis resolutboum wIll huave time
sarction of time presitlent of hawaiI austi of
time new Ilawaiiamm isminister to this capital ,
Mr. hlatchu , who today arrived in San Francisco -
cisco enrouto to Washington , Still more hun-
portaumt , It will have time approval of l'resitiemmt
Clevelanti. Time resolution , as intro iuced or
auuenuled , will provIde that if time presItlecut
concurs and thuo governmumemmt of iimumaIl be
wllhimug time itcimemmme of ammnexation simall imm-
clumie a subunission of time question of joining
the American uuulon to voters of time is-
hand ,
iIitli ii.tS iit'htNBl ) iI'SiiLIi' flU' ! ' .
Jell1 1114'S I a hior.m'nuuuii li iuuuu'l I' ! uini I
E . t I uugil I , . Ii i'i ,
LiVINGSTON. Mont. , Nov. 13.-The fire In
the Bozeman tunnel , which Imas been raging
furiously for tIme past nIne week. , imas at heat
burned itself out. The tunnel is now abomit
clear of smoke and deadly gui , and nothing
niuclu but steanm La 'U present icemming froumi
eIther enmi.
A force of men baa been put to work , and
as soon as the tunnel cools sstllciently the
task of cleaning IL ommt svtll bo comuimcumceu ] .
The fire has caused several very bail caves
and thousantis of tons of nick have fallen on
time track. This obstruction wIll ho reenoveti
as fast aim possible and temporary tImbering
wIll bte luut lam. It l. expectoti that this. s'ork
uhi1 take two months or more , but as soon
as it ha conmpleted traIns wilt ho run thmromigh
time nmousntaun again ,
The Northern I'aeitic , it is stated , imas do-
cltleti to line anti arch the entire tunnel with
imohiti brick unasoumry. Time work , however ,
will not immterfero wIth the use of time tunnel.
Fort \'ort Ii I'ii'ih iug house ii i'Miuiui's ,
FORT WOltThI , Tex. , Nov. 13.-Time Fort
Worth packing huous , whmlcim has beeum vir-
tuaiiy aimut down for several nioiutlms , re-
Si nmed operations today under time now Clii-
cage unaumagetsment amid Is rousing to ita full
capacity of 2,000 hogs anml 5,000 cattle iuer
day , Time resurumptlon of alougimtering by this
concermi wilt give employment to about 200
people at present , wimicim number will be increased -
creased in the near future ,
iumoruuiuiuiu h'rnul us , ' I I u.n of I'I er I roil.
NF\V 'S'OltK , Nov. 13.-lteturns colk'ctei
by the Iron Age show that time rate of prim-
ductlon of lmlg Iron hmuui reacimeul the cuuor
nmous total itt 217.308 tons 'er week on No-
veunber 1. Time October hurouiuctiorm Is ceth-
mnatei at 915,346 tons , us compared with
7G3tt64 tona in July ,
tiACICRI ) h'l' ( ) A % 'oit It. 'l'ltAl.
Four tit-ui IJhhu'uh 1:1 thuI CuiIopne ot
the lVork 'i'rniui ,
NAShVILLE , Nov. 13.-A special to tima
AnserIcan fromum hilrmhnghamms , Ala. , says :
Fmmrthier details of tIme 'reck emu time Southern
m'ailway at America , Aba , , yesterulay tilecioses
time fact timat four mmmcii. were killed anti four
imujuu'cd. Time colliahoum ocetmrred betweeum a
freight train amuti a work train , tile latter
backIng on time forener witimout placing slg-
mmahs ahead. Time killed uere : Tommy Cmuimmmhng.
imammm , Moses McGee , Luck liaibey , Steve Mc-
Iamsalmi , I' . F. Matthews amid I'imih Sewohl ,
emsgimsesr anti firemamu on time frc ighit , emmul
I'humk'ilhturn and /tusdrew 'I'D ? , imuomutl , of limo
work traIn , were more or less lmmjuretl. Time
dead mets were in time caboose of the work
traIn , which collided whOm time engIne of time
freighut , and wore unable to jummsp , as tha
rest ditl ,
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\S'tlt'l'ILlht I'OuthC.t'l' .
( l'mu'rn hiy Piuir mrlthiNortiierh ' . 'iiulm
for Ni'h.riish.uu ,
WASIIINI't'ON ( , Nov. 13.-TIme forecast tot
Thmumrstlny Is :
For Nebraska-Generally fair ; northerly
wInds ,
For 2miusuuoimrh-Llghut rain , followeti by fair
svetthmer : ; wiummis utimiftung to s'esterly.
For howa-Ltght raiumq , followed huy cear-
ing weuuttmm'r ; winds shifting to westerly.
For Kaemsuts-Geiseraiiy ( air ; nortimerly
winmIm.
For South IakotalCmtlr , Precotleul by local
semosvu ; his lie' extreme easterim vortionh
mvesterly wirud.
1uuc'nl Itu'eorul.
Ol'FICF OF' 'FIlE'iA'1'IiEIt IIUI1EAU ,
O2ulAliA , Nov. 13.-Omnsthma recor'l of teimi'
peratuire mtummi ruiiimfmmhi , coinparetl wltim time
corrcitutontilnm mlmiv of time p1151 four years :
1893. 1191. 1593. iS9
Maxlmtmrn teumiperatuiro. . 48 47 43 B
Miiuhemuunm teiuslmc'ratluro. . . . . 40 38 i'J 4
Average temperature. . . . . . 44 42 3t 41
P1 c'chlultutiomm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 ' 1' .15) 'f
( 'oniition of temperature anti iu'coiimhtntion
at Ounaiua for the clay anti utiace Maceli 1 :
NC renal tenuperattiro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Fxem's for the duty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Acctuinulmtted t'xcemee hsce 'tlmmrch 1. . . . . . 391
Normal itr'cilmitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 ! inch
l'Xc'Stl for thue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Inch
'I'Otfll Ireetluitatlon since Mmtrcim I 20.31 unclues
1)eilciency mmimcu March 1. . . . . . . . 9.69 inches
Itt'l.u.rt. fruuui Sinlinu , , ' ii I 5. p. sii
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Omnaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Id .34 Ciomumly ,
North , Phatto . , , , , . , . 40 40 .00 Clear ,
liutromi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 3t4 .2u ) Simuwint ,
( .lilcago . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 42 . ( .
Si. tomml . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 44 , lt
St. i'uu. . . . . . . . . . . . 14 42 .2ml htmhuulii , ,
Lavemmport. . . . . . . . . . 40 41) , iie Ciummitmy ,
KimitIas City. . . . . . . . . 4 $ 50 . 'l'tCluumtly.
hlemL'na . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 311 40 .OuiVhomuily ,
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 41 .Oml Clear.
Salt Lake City. . . . . . . . . .0 i kutm'iy ,
iilsuiuarca. . . . . . . . . . . atm s .OtfiCiommtly.
Sm , % 'iimcoimt . , , , . . , . .55 32 . ' . ' 28muowIum.
Cheycimimo. . . . . . . . . . . 30 . 4mb .00 ( ' 14 , Ii ,
iVhhiiston. . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 'Jd .T Clear ,
ltuluithCity , , , . , . , , . . 40 (4 .00 Clear.
( JaiVetoui. . . . . . . . . . . . 70 _ 72 _ , fiOItumlumi _ imp.
"L' . ' imsdIctes trace of pretipltallon.
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