Nebraska Newspapers

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WANT \ BANK { FUNDS DIVIDED )
Rcceiver of tim Ncbra.ka Savings Institution -
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PECULIAR PLAN or TilE STOCKHOLDERS
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" LINCOLN , No\ ll.-Sp ( c41.-Recelver ! )
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, Merrill of the NebraRkSavllJs bank has
$5,000 II hIs hands which a number 01 former -
flier cuslomers of the hank are anxious to
get heM of. Today n long 1Jtton was flied
II the \lslrlct cowl , relating a portion of
the bank's history never before given 10
the public. The pettolcr arc : J. W.
Brooks , A. Speltel , D. O. Cou1er , C. O.
NOott IUlge & MorrIs ( assignee of 1 . H. 'I' ' '
Blzer ) , Levi gCkle , Bertha Jacobson , J. Hem-
berger , alt Per LUEon. They ore holder
of receivers' certificates , ranging In amount
each troln 37,79 to $ l,2OIG. ' Ttey allege
that when the bank failed a large number
of 11Hns owned stock , and upon this th7
have Ilaid but 40 per cent and are still liable
for a further claim of GO per cent. Pet- I
Uoners also charge that January I , 1894 , :
these stockhol\ers combined for the purpose
of settling the liabIlIties for less than the
amount for which they , as stockholders ,
were responsible. The petitioners eay that
thes stoclthol\ers arc now applying to the
receiver for their share of the remaining
$5.000 II the lands of Receiver Morrlll. I
Is i alleged that this Is contrary to equity , and
contend that before the stockhohl can
maintain such rights they must discharge the
liability on the sitek. Following Is the list
of stockholders named In the petition :
A Hohnts I share ; A. M. Davl" . I ; C. l : .
White , 10 : L. B. Trleman , 1 : , \lco A. ln-
Ick , 5 ; Whiney Jones , 5 ; A. H. Tlhbets , 5 :
A. 13. Giman , 10 ; O. J. Wilcox , 12 ; H. H
Shaberg , 13 : J. A. HUllelson , t3 ; O. P. H
Schwake 12 : Van Valkenburg & Son 43 :
John Strine , 5 : II. W. Olcott , 50 : C. B. Shaw ,
10 ; I" . M. Crawford , 1 : J. I , . MIleS. 40 : Oen.
lral 1. A. Merritt , 50 : O. D. SouthwIck , I ;
, . 0 Fletcher , 2 : C. S. Clason , lC ; A. I
Ilumphrey , 5 : I. C. Humphrey , 8S : James
Klhurn , :6 ; Harrison Brown , :6 : Mary CampS
hell , 22 ; n. H , Tlugley , 843 : Sarah Campbel ,
137 : J. A. flolton. 81 : C. B. Tingley , 182 :
John Taylor 2 : : H. B. Taylor , 50 : G. L
Meisner. r : 1) . G. 1\'ing. I : J. O. Southwbck
22 ; F. R. Tlngley 327 : J. A. Smith 5 : . . 1
Heath , 107 : Mrs. F. M. heath , 69 : P. 1
Matthews . 100 : Helen n. Matthews. 25 : A. L.
Bonney , IO : F. M. Peck , I : A. I. Motley ,
i , 250 ; B. A. Cu hman. 130 : I a Boehme , 25
LlNCOIN MI1tCl1ANT FAILS.
; I.INCO.N ! BICIAN1' FAI'
: This morning the old.tme grocery house of
) C II. Rohman & Co. tailed to open Its doors
On the front window a notco appeared , stat-
Ing that the store was closed on account of
chattel mortgages given 10 Elizabeth Mc-
GOGgan and Lederer & Strauss . Iuslless
men of the city were greatly snrprlsed.
Rohman has been In the city nearly twenty
years , and his firm has ben considered one
of the strongest In the cl ) . , Difficulty In
makIng collections Is the cause of suspension ,
, I I Is stated that there arc on the books $6,000
whIch cannot bB collected durIng the coming
nor With the announcement of the faIlure
mme a number of suis In the distrIct court
Plummer , Perry & Co ft,1 n suit In attach.
ment fOr U.O.O for goods sold and delivered ,
In their afdavi they make tim statement
that defendants are about dispose of their
goods with Intent to cheat and detraud cred-
itors. Affidavits In garnIshment against ! rs.
McGoogan and Ledlrer & Strauss accompany
the letitbon . The petItion avers that Hohman
and cOoogan are concealIng themselves to
avoid service of summons. An acton In at-
tnchment was also begun : by the Consolidated
Coffee company for $ 2. In the county court
were ft a number of suits In attachment
and garnishment. The claim of the Cudahy
Packing company Is 207. . another claim by
the ConsolIdated Coffee company Is for H6. .
and Oralnger Bros. say there Is $517 due
: them. \ue
( THANSmSSISSIPPI DEI.BOATBS
As delegates to the Transmlsslsslppl congress -
gress , which meets In Omaha November Ii ,
to devIse means of Increasing traffic or west-
ern states , Mayor Graham has appolntol the
following : 1 , H. Sizer J. D Inlght , James
Stephenson E. U. Stephenson " 1. Barton ,
John McManlgal , C. H. Gere O. W. Webster ,
J. W , Dowen , Fritz Westerman.
A company Is beIng formed In Lincoln for
the purpose or competing with gas and elec-
trIo light corporations In illumInations . Ier-
oscle Is used alt , distributed around the
buildIngs In email pipes from a common res-
en'olr Locally , J. F. Lansing Is at the head
, of the movement I Is stated that a number
of business houses here arc figuring on a
change ot base In the mater of . Illumination
: amt employing the new process.
I Rev. Byron Beal has resigned his place as
l pastor of the Third Presbyterian church in-
I. tending to enter the field as In evangelist.
. H Is now livIng at Firth Neb. Re\ Mr.
L Tleail will he rocalC1 by BEe readers In connection .
* necton wIth , one . or two . rather sensational
. sermons on Lincoln municipal affaIrs.
, ' Omaha 11eOplE In Lincoln : At the LIndell-
B A. W. Snell . F. 13. Wooltrow , Amy Wat-
kins , John B. Ruth Seth C. Drake , James
f' W. HamIlton . At the Capital-M. Coady ,
George O. Brophy. At the Llncoln-W. J.
Iroteh , Frank Ilurnian B E. Bruce , W. N.
, Decker , J. " ' . Nash . . W . Shaw.
I VXJ : I'ACPI F'ILEICILTVIIECKIII ) . I
' , Irnkt'lnl Hurt ii isd Cars SenCh'ref\
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I KEAHNEY , Nb . Nov. -Speclal ( Telo
gram.-An ) eastbound Union Pacific freight
train was wrecked the West Kearney depot
at 2:30 : this afternoon by the breaking of a
rai , The train consIsted of twenty.two loaded
cars . amt nine puselt over before the raIl
broke The other thirteen were loaded with
grain , bullIon . ore ' 1lles and coal \ and are
IllcIt up and scattered along the track for
several rods. and the road belt Is torn up
quito a IIStOOCO Brakeman Lou Mills of
Grand Island was on the frsl car thai left
the track and was thrown distance of HiO
or 200 feet. He was pickEd up by Conductor
McBrIde In an unconscious condition anti
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taken to the hOpltal , where I was found his
shoulder was broken anti that he was suffer-
lug from Internal Injuries. Ills wlfo was tele-
graphed amt came UII this evenIng Ho Is
still unconscious , and II Is feared he cannot
recover. A gang of men have been al work
clearing the track all the afternoon . but II
wi be morning before trains can run
through _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Oneness Xt'WI Node , , .
ORLEANS , Neb. . No\ 15.-Speclal.- ( ) " .
J. L. McBrIen amt sons are visiting friends
In Lincoln and Tecumseh thI . week
The Orolhlon ' Literary society of thE Orleans -
leans college hiss in Is lecturE course for the
coming winter Hon. F. W. Collins ot Lincoln ,
He\ Robert Mcintyre ot Denver , Praf. Byron
W. ICing. the great elocutionIst , of Pltsburg :
General Thayer and Prof. Gerg ! C. Wiiams ,
president of the Nebraska School of Orator ,
Lincoln.
Hev. C. A. Hale , pres,1ng ! ehter of the Or-
leans 111trlct , Is at DenvEr , attending the
missIonary meeting of the ministers and
bishops of the MethodIst Episcopal church.
lion . George W. Burton ba recently returned -
turned from ChIcago , where he was negot-
at the terms of the endowment for the
, Orleans colege with a mIllIonaIre of that
city. I Is under.tood thai for every dollar
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the school puts up In buildings and tal estate -
tate this millionaire , whose name will bo
made known later and In hose honor the
college Is to be named , will give $2. As the
school has already over $50,000 In buildings ,
real ltate and endowments , thIs philanthropic -
phlan-
. thrplo act will give the school at least
$ WOOO as an endowment. This will make
II one ot the strongest colleges In the west
Oro.n,1 In Fine Conlton ,
ORLEANS , Neb. , No\ 15.-Spocial.-A ( )
fine rain fell Tuesday night , turning to snow
Wednesday morning , About two Inches of
snow fell , putting the ground In splendid
condItion for fail graIn . \
NOltEN , Neb. , No , ' . 15-SpeclaU-I (
eommened raining Sunday morning about 1
o'clock , turned to snow , and at 7 o'clock
, 'ednesday morning there were five inches
storm of snow on on steck the , Iround , I was a very bard
1'rooiset Pont halt CflteuSt.
OtLBA'S , Neb. , Nov. 15.-Special.-The ( )
Orleans college foot bal team baa accepted
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a chalen f from the Arpahoo Ilh sehirni
telln for December 7. A &rEat genie Is an-
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tlclpated , as ttsse , the
tclpatell n t are strongest teams . I
In the Hepul.Uellley. . I
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Icl.orl from . Seerf.tnr IlIlen II Not
"rt Itt'et'hei.
LINCOLN' No\ . . '
IINC0. , \ 15.-Speeisi.-l'rlvatc ( ) I
Secretary Moret or the overnor's ofce ]
says that so tar no final reran of the doings I
of the Slate Fele commIssIon bas bEen re- i
celved at thai ( oflice. Secretary I" 1 Lwl-
den II the one frnn101 It shoulll come.
I Is known that the secretary of the com-
mission hal been al work at I for several
months , arid that the room on the third
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floor of the eal'lol ' , In which W. I. Jones.
secretary ot the state A. I' . A. ' has comlll d
most of his literature for distribution , was
held by hll os'nslbl for the purpose or
reading the proof ot this long delayed re-
port. As the commllulon owes its being
to giibernnorial appointment It Is hell that
to the governor a report should he made.
State Auditor loore and Secretary or State
PIper of the State Board of TransportatIon
have returned from the Omaha meetIng of
the board heM } 'eterll ) ' . They unIte In EY-
big that judging from the text of the law
they do not Eel how It Is possible for them
to compel leparate corporations , lke the
I Union Pacific , 1urlngton and others , to go
Into partnership wIth cach other for the
purpose of buIlding a unIon depot , or for
any ether bUslne . Auditor Moore says
that he can tlllerstanll how tIm bead
might proceed to induce , either one or thicm
doing business In the state to erect suitable
staten conveniences , hut he does not think
It In thu province of the hc,1 to compel
'n.nnrntInn. llrplrv r.r Statr. IIIr sal1
Innn.rnlnn. ; : iev - - tllnthl o i til <
he behieved thit In this ( l esot there
was room for further 101191alon on the mat-
ter , In n metropolitan city like Omaha le
said , a unIon depot was almost a neceuly ,
Separate statone at cxteine points nlces'
slated tedious anti uncertaIn transfer . This
fact often Irduced tnlrlsts to take other
routes around cites which were not cQulN.ed
with union depots .
The case of Thomas O. flIght agaInst the
Norfolk Beet Sugar company las been ap-
pealed to the supreme court bY the company
In the district court cf the Ninth jtlUclal
district flight rlcoverd a verdict of $1,500.
On November 2 , 18l , whlo In the employ
or the company , ho was directed by a foreman '
man to take I gunny Rack anti clean a belt
whIch was runnIng over a pul ) ' at a high
rate of speed. lie dlt as directed and his
spe\ an\
arm was caughL In the wheel and mangled ,
In the court be"\ the company set lp that
flIght'as injured by his own carelessness .
The company now alleges error In thE petition
to the supreme court .
Cli , , vt'Ii ! ; Ilnl lt I'rcioit.
FItEMONT , Nov. 15.-Spccial.-The ( ) ladles
of the Congregational church gave a rclal at
the church parlor thIs evening whl.ch ! was
unque ! In its way The program consIsted or
rl.lngs [ , music and Impen'n1tonl ot well
known charcters In history and romance ,
with appropriate remarks about the
characters. Among the characters impersonated -
personated were Gla Ostone , Eli zabet ii
Cally Stanton gvangelne , Samantha and Jo-
slab AIn and others , The church parlors
success were vell . Ile\1 \ and the social was a financial
The ladies of the Woman's : Relief Corps
gave / bean bag social at the Grand Army
of the Heplblc hal this evening. The pro-
gram consisted of music , recitations anti
games. A lively time was had by all who
were present.
A. L Ryan ant Miss JIa , WillIamson , both
of Ames were marrIed yesterday by Judge
Plambeck. After tie wedding a reception was
given at the residence of the brlde's mother
al Ames , which was attended by quite a number -
her from Fremon
The report Inn Omaha paper that Jud
Webb of this city who ts wel known ,
for many years bng connected with the
management of Forepaugh's show has been
miraculously cured bY Schilattcr . Is nol cred-
Ied by his friends here Ills wife has heard
nothing from him and dos not believe that
h { will be benefited In the least ,
Irs. Marie Jeppersol of Nbckerson township -
ship WS brought before the commIssioners of
Insanity and will probably be sent to the
Norfolk as'lum Mrs. Jepperson's mind has
been unbalanced some time . and she has
once before been an inmate or an asylum .
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ICEAItNEY Neb . Nov. 15.-SpeChtl-ln- ( ! )
stead of a regular meeting Tuesday nIght ,
the Modern [ 'oodmen or America Usterct , to
on address nl the opera hous by l v. F
L Hayden , pastor of the First Presbyterian
church on the subject of "Woodcraft. " The
rain kept a good many away but as It wa ' .
the house was wel fled , and II Is expected
that there wIll be quite an Increase in the
membership ot the order In this city soon ,
After the address the members of the erder
together with visiting nehhbor from Gibbon .
Shelton. Elm Creek Amherst , n\erddle at d
Axtel , assembled ut the Woo\m ,1 hail and
were liberally l'upplewlth refreshments.
The order here now numbers over 17l mem-
or\er
bers.
John ! ! Brady has nearly perlected Hrange-
ments to reopm the oatmeal mill , nod will
commence the manufacture of oatmeal In n
few days on a large scale Ho has a Large
supply of oats on Imand aH well as corn , and
wIll use electrto power for grlmlln
The members ot complY : A. trska Na-
tonal Guard , are makIng arranglments to
have a turkey shoot TlanI'lng ! : clay . and
the In thE fire evening department . will hold its al:1al bal
From present indications . the city election
next spring will be decidedly interesting.
Already several names have been Ilropose\
as candidates for mayor , al1.g them being ,
IL Frank Brown , H. J. ? lclt , W. 1 Slot
and C. B. jnch. At present thy are all :
simply "In the hands of their friends , " and
just which ones will enter the race Is hard to
tel at.preseat. _ _ _ _ _ _
1'"IecCII n. A. It. I'oNtN .
NEBRASKA CITY , No\ 15.-Special.-- ( )
Hon. John F. D3irmer . Inspector of the Grand
Army of the Republic posts In :11' district ,
has completed an Inspecto1 of the WIlliam ,
Duumer and the Charles H. WI on posts In
this city. lie expressed hlm1 as well
pleased wIth the condition of both orKanlza-
Lions. Ho complImented the ladles of lie
Wiiam Baumer Helef corps 0.1 the neat
and tasty furnishing of the dining room and
klehm of the memorial ball.
Nebraska City has at lost rec.lved acme
benefit from the mlnlsterlnss or Schmlutter ,
the Denver healer I Ie rel'r lt that John
Ieyers , who hall ben very low \ sih I h art
trouble , arose from his bed anti 11artook of a
hearty dInner yesterday , after one of S1blat-
ter's ( blessed handkerchiefs had been placed
over his heart ,
C. M. Hubner , president of the Nebraska '
Editorial association , has gone to Lincoln to 'I
assume charge ot the editorIal excursIon
which leave for Atlanta tonight lubner
was accompanied by his aunt.
Mrs. Wilam Quinn died yesterday at her
home at 302 First a\'enue. The funeral was
held this afternoon and was largely attended .
Mrs. John Price and Mrs. Dr. Watson are
visiting In Omaha.
Miss Addle Wdty , v.ho has been visiting In
the city heft for Kansas City at noon ,
lliiiliezslcr 'onl.1 CIIIrl"IM" . .
GRAND iSlAND , Neb , Nov. 15.-Spe- (
cial.-At a meeting of the Board of Education -
ton yesterday afternoon a resolution was introduced -
troduced to recommend the ( h'mlssal of all
al
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suits now pending In district court against ,
E. C. lackenberger , e.secretary of the
board , upon the payment of $1,000. Onl of
these Is a crhnlnl suit for embezzlement
County Attorney Prince appeared before the
board and stated that he would not comply
I with ! any request to dismiss the crimInal
suit. One of the members of the board thereupon -
upon stated that he could see no good In 'ot-
log for the rerluton , as the county ator-
ney's decision settled I. showing that It was
only the dismissal of the crIminal suit that
prompted the offer of $ ,000 for such ,1smls-
sal Angry words followed between Wiiam
Prank. a member of the board . and an ad\'o-
catl of the resolution , and the county ator-
ney. The evident intention of the board has
caused considerable comment.
l.ookl'l VI' : lltnr ) ) ltecortii .
LINCOLN , Nov. -Speclal ( Telegram.- )
Application was made today at the adjutant
general's ofce , and furnished , for tIme mill-
tar ) ' records of Henry Buhl and Leonldas
Amald. Buhl was captain of company C ,
First battalion , Nebraska veteran \'ohm-
teer ; enlisted at Platsmoutb June 7 , 164 ,
and was musterd out at Omaha October 11 ,
1865. Am aId was a private In company 0 ,
First regiment. Nebra.ka volunteers , enlisting -
enlst-
Ing at flrownville. Juno 13 , 1861 , and was dls-
claged at Omaha November 10 , 1864 , by
reason of expiration of service.
: tlrn"kft CIt ) " l ' nKICh't $ Arrested .
NEBRASKA CITY , Nov. 15.-Special.- ( )
Sheriff Juberlo last night receh'e a telegram -
gram Itatne that Lea Keppbar\ , who Is
- \ : by the police of thIs city to answer to !
the Ihargt of robbing the store of Mueller &
Schuster , ha\ been arrested Il LIncoln. The
rherU went to LIncoln this mornIng and will
I probably return with the prisoner tonight.
F'tanit Alien , who Is also wanted for the same
crime , hiss not yet been apprehended. I Is
EUIJpesl1 that his brother , Ohelo , has Information -
formation l to his whereabouts , and Is keepIng -
trig him posted . _ _ _ _ _ _
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IISIUI IUX.\C"I'S I\'I'I.ST :
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TECUMSEII , Neb , Nov. I&-Speelal ( Tel-
egram.-The ) trouble existing between
Bishop Bonacum and Father Wilam Murphy
01 the local Catholic church has assumed
new proportions . Several times the bishop
has endeavored to evict I'ather Murphy Irom
the parish hert anti install another priest ,
but has been unsuccessful. I Is known
that the bIshop desires to remove Murphy
from this diocese because Murphy crltclspd I
his actIons and retmed to comply with cer-
tain order luued by Bishop 10nacum which
affected urphy's [ partorate. As the parIsh
property Is In local liantla Bishop Uonacum
cannot get possessIon of the church. lie
announced , however , that he would be In Te-
cumseh Sunday and would condlct services nt
the opera house. lie urges all memhlra ot ,
the Tecumseh mIssion to be present. I I
generally understood that he wIll again endeavor -
deavor to put another liricat In charge of
this parish at the meeting. Father Murphy
will not recognize the bIshop In this move
antI says he Is the duly authorlzl:1 pastor
here and services will be held at St. An-
drew's church as usual next Sunday The
sympathies of all the members of the local
church are with Father Iurphy.
I.n I'hiiIte IIre'ItIea.
IA PLATTE , Neb. , Nov. 15.-Special.- ( )
Dorsey their fortunes and \VilI In Lell0ld have . departed try
A protracted meetng w1 soon begin at
thii9 place by the Fre Methmotlists .
ApiarIst Meyer has ffy.seven colonies
of bees and his yield of honey for the season
aggregates GIOO pounds.
Mr. Norton , who owns 400 acres of excellent .
lent upland near town Is adding to his farm
a ten horse.pwer engIne works to be med
In preparing food . for hIs stock Norton I
fattening 1\nt ) large cattle , besides he
keeps other kinds of fine stock Five years
ago this land was purchased at $40 per acre ,
a lit by drainage another Improvements I
the land has Increased 100 per cenL In valu-
ation.
The scientist , Jasper DImes , "IeIed the
limestone formations at Ilatmouth FrIday
In the interest at his sttmt1is. Aside from
collecting insects Dlnes Is making a col c-
ton of fosmiii . sols and sands of Sarpy
county : also some Indian relics.
Xt'wtUI Ilu ( 'I. ' . Slayer un 'I'rlnl.
NBLIOI , Neb" , Nov. -Speclal ( Tele-
gramn.-Tlme ) case against Ickier , charged
with Ihoollg Newton Back , has ben on
trial In the distrIct court today. The defense
Is endeavoring to show the kIlling was jtmstl.
fable and has proved that previous to the
[ hootng Back was the Igressor. havll ;
armed himself with n revolver and : pitchfork
before goIng to the house of Ickier for a settle-
ment of their quarrel. lut few wltnesst3 have
been examined and the testimony has ben
concluded. Arguments arc being made this
evening anti the case will probably be settled
tonIght. The defense Is attended hy N D
Jackson and J. C. Berryman and the state
by J. Ii. Gurney and the . county attorney.
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OXFORD , Neb . Nov -Speclalo-The ( )
Soulhwester Nebraska glutElonal association -
ton will convene at Oxford November 2S
program and continue has been three prepared days. An Arrangements interestIng
wi tin made whereby board and rooms may i
be had with private famies at rates not to
exceed $1 per day. Those desiring to secure
ler
these Iccommodatons should write early to
J.V. . Scarborough chnlrman of local com-
niittee. In case 100 persons art In attend-
ance , one amt one-thlnt fare for the round
trip may be halt on the certificate pbn.
Gul,1 1 " , 'lh."t'lt nt SiiierIr.
SUPIIPJOIt Neb" , Nov. -Speclal.-An ( )
unusual amount of excitement prevails here
owing to the fact that golt and silver have
been found In the gravel deposits lying Irons
three to five mIles northwest of town As-
says have been made by Denver experts , and
hero show tIme metals exls In la'lng 'Iuan-
tItles. 'fliese deposits extend over a very
large area and late tests show them to bo
an\
from thirty to forty feel thick. Quite an
amount of prospecting I being done.
Ynl , ' ) ' 1''rsomizii iIeitIn.
VALLey , Neb" , Nov. 15.-Speclal.-Mlss ( )
Bertha Monnis visiting at Coza\ , Neb" , Ihle
week.
A. S. Bgbert was visited this week by Rev.
Mr. Nor\ln of Stromsbug , Neb
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HcIr , Carlson and Peter Ietersm : were
selt delegates to thE Iowa State Swedish
SUlllay school convention hold at Council
Bhrs , ,
Mrs. Charles Oglevle of North Bend 19 i vls- '
Itng her sister , Mrs. I Wiiams ,
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AShLAND Neb. , Nov -Speclal.-Jlm ( )
Warbrlton , while out huntlg yesterday ,
brought clown three fine geese at one shot.
They weighed lwenty-nlne pcuntis ,
T. I. Bodgett has returncd to CalIfornIa.
He was accompanied by . Omer Sneli.
An hUllurtnnt oml'f'
To properly fill its ofco and runctons , It Is
Important that the blood be pure. When It
Is In such a COdlton the hotly Is almost
certain to be healthy. A complaint at this
tIme Is catarrh In some of Its various forms.
A slight cold de\ lops the disease In the
head Droppings of corruption passing Into
the lungs bring on consumptIon. The only
way to cure this \lsease Is to purify the
blood. The most obstInate cases of catarrh
yield to the onetilcinal of Hood's
ylel\ mlllclnal powers Sar-
saparia as I by magic . simply because It
reaches the sea of the disease anti by purifying -
fying and vitalizIng time blood removes the
cause. Nol only does Hood's Sarsaparilla
do this but I gives renewed vigor to the
T , hole system , laklng It possible for good
health to reign supreme.
nnl'IUO 1111,1 Off time Seals .
PORT TOWNSEND , \'ash . Nov. l . -Of-
fcla compilations of the calicmor of customs -
toms which have ben transmitted to the
Treasury department amply demonstrate tIme
rapid rate at which the ell herds of Bering
sea are beIng slaughtered. In the lost three
months 4,91 sealskins have been brought Into
port of which number 4,65 are female ,
Sealing autborLtu aver that one-half of the
female are pregnant or nursIng young pups.
which would greatly enhance the likelihood
of the herds being extnguished , ThIs num-
her ot seals repres'ents scarcely cne'elgh of
the North Pacific catch for a feel of thIrty
fhooners sails out of . VictorIa. -
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NEW YORK , Nov. 15.DavlHannigan's
trial for the murder of Soloman H. Mann ,
his sister's seducer , Is likely to last vehi
wel
Into next wek , I has been on trial for three
weeks , TherA will be no session of the court
on Monday , the day being given up to the
ceremony of the formal transfer of the room
to the Municipal Art society , which has had
Its decoratIon In charge , to the city. The
evidence In the Hannigan case today all bore
upon the question of the . prisoner's sanity .
flucteleim's Arnlen Snl\c.
Tbs belt t salv In lbs \ orl\ for cuts , bruises ,
sores , ulcers salt rheum , fever sores , tatter ,
chapped hands , chb1lns ! , corn . . and all skin
eruptions . and positively cure.s . piles . or no
PlY required I Is guaranteed t : give perfect .
ecl satiefaa'ion or money refundrd. Price 25
cents per bo' For sIe . by Kuhn & Co.
Murderer Chiiiitms Co lie Insnue .
CINCINNATI , Nov. 15.-Thls was the day
lei for the trIal of Father O'Grady for the
murder of Mary Gilmartin. Ills attorney
stated that tomorrow he would file .
tomorrw fe a eentifl-
cate from a reputable physician that O'Ordy
hI now Insane. The court will then cal a
Jury . to try the question of his insanity ,
Further allen In the case will depend on
the verdict of the jury \
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Cut time 'I'hruut. of hIi . Chllrf'n.
PIOENIXVILLE , J'a. , Nev. 15-Tboma
Elwin today cut the throat of his two children -
dren , aged 4 and 6 years , respectively , wIth a
razor , and then attempted to commit suIcIde
In the same manner The children died almost -
most instantly , and tbe Is but little hope
of the father's recovery . Domestic troubles
are sid to be the cause of the tragedy ,
Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Champagne baa
no equal for table use Keep a few botteli
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DENVER , No\ 15.-The latest report of
the whereabouts of Schlater , "The Healer , "
which oems to bo authoritative , Is that he
Is occupying a house on a claim belonging
to Miss Alice Hooner , daughter of A. Rooney ,
at whoRe home lie was at firs't reported to ho
Time claim Is six miles fr9m Hooney's ranch ,
and the house Is only occupied part of the
year , In complance with Ilreempton h wS.
I Is near Golden and abOut twenty miles
from Denver. Parties left 1 Denver In car-
riages tonight for the place named to learn
the truth of the story.
The Place where he tr.atEI the multitude
for the past two months has booms thronged
all (18) , and the fence anti other landmarks
hunters. are rapidly being demolshed by relic
KANSAS CTY , Nov. 15.-A special to the
Star from Beatrice . Neb. , says : At 9 o'clock
this morning I man came In over the Unlol
Pacific . went direct to n hotel and relstered
himself as Frauds Schlater of DIver In
plain hmandwriting He asked for the key
to the room , went to bed and asked not to
be called unt 3 o'clolt. Th clerk on duty
nt the time 'ays ho distinctly reprcsmts pictures -
tires of Schlater brought here from Denver
IIIIATRICE . Neb. . Nov. 15.-Special ( Tele-
gram-The ) man Schlatter registered here Is
nol the alleged healer who disappeared from
Denver yes'terday. The Scblater here Is a
much young man.
Joseph A. Conrmor a member of the Omaha
Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce ,
Is stopping at the ( Albany hotel In Denver.
His mission \ Is rather pecular , He went
there authorized by ( ha Omaha aSl'Jclalon
to invIte FrancK Schlater to stop In this
city for several weeks while en route for
ChIcago Mr. Connor h31t , a most polsled
letter from Secretary John Utt , In whIch
the work of the haler.s flatteringly men-
tlone\ and the grave necessity of having
some healing done In Omaha Is detailed.
Armed with thesC papers Mr. Center eto
sayed to reach the healer He carried a letter -
ter of introduction to Mr. Fox , with whom
Schlater made his hmonie from George Val-
lery , Denver agent of thE BurlIngton , whIch
was thought to be an open sesame But
when ho started to clmb the fence at the
upper end of the line he was haled by one
of the most excitable of tie attentiants . and
was told pointedly to "Get out of that " He
did nothing of the sort but strode forward
through time gooseberry bUlhes until he
reached Mr. 'ox. That gentleman was extremely -
tremely busy , and Instead ot properly read.
Ing the letter he dashed 'it to the ground
and declrcl that ho lied 10 time to read
long comlUnlCllons , Mr. Conner explained
and then Mr. Fox relented
After readIng the letter he promised to
11resent the case to Schlater and give an
answer later 'J ,
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"WO did a fine thing with our great fail
festival , the Ak.Sar.nel" said ! r. Conner
to Mr. Fox , amid we arp ' , amilous to add to
our laurels. This healer II l the greatest
attraction of the day and wq want our people
to have the benefit. Wel have heard enough
to know that the peop\o \ of , Nebraska and
western Iowa would flock to our city I he
would stop for a while there We han a
great many poor people who cannot afford
to go to Chicago to see time mealer. I have
\ealer.
a tine house , . which I a' ready to 1lact at
the hEaler's disposal And , " he added . "we
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it. We will do the sure thing by .Mr ,
Schlstter if he will accept our hospitality. '
Schlater I . wt hosplaly.
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Near . Iteo"t'r. fron the Elfeets of f
S"'lo" Fail.
PHILADELPHIA , Nov. 15- lrs , Charlotte
Moon Carl ( ( "Charles 11 Clay" ) . a literary
woman ot note , Is lyIng critically ill at the
residence of her son , He\ Plnclmor Clark
rector of St. Georgo's Protestant Epiecopal
church , West PhUadelphla. She met with a
serious fall lal't August , and has been confined
to her bed sInce then.
lrs. Clark was born In Virginia ! sixty-four
years ago. She was educated at Oxford 0.
being a schoolmate and lifelong friend of Mrs. [
Benjamin llarrlm'on.
Just after the I"ranco-prusslan war she was
Parl9 correspondent for New Orleans and
other papers , and has written a number of
l.ucces3ful books. among them "Daby Rue , "
"How She Came Into Her Kingdom , " and
"The Modern Hagar. " She numbered among
her friends Jefferson Davis and L Q. C
Laimuar. . She Is wel known personally and by
her work In London , New York Washlgton
and the south.
I'reinreni for Iefeiise.
Colonel A. T. Vogelrng , the attorney , If
regarded as one ot thE best raconteurs of the
legal profession NYS time San PrancLco Cal ,
In the Palace grill room recently ho let out
a string of excellent bar anecdotes. He saId
. a few weeks ago that ( Dennis Spencer , the
Napa luminary , was called upon by a ChIna.
man one evening when the following dialogue
ensued
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" 'One Chinaman ki another Chinaman
with a hatchet ; how much you charge make
him clear ? ' '
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" 'I'l alto ( the case , ' said Mr Spencer , 'for i
$ ,000. ' '
$ ,
" 'Alice right. ' said the Chinaman , 'I be
back after while , '
aCer whie.
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" 'In about a . week he returned to Mr
retuml
Spencer's 0111cc and laid down $ ,000 In gold
coin on his table Mr. Spencer swept the
money Into the drawer.
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" 'Well , the Chinaman , he dead ,
, \ead.
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'Who killed him ?
U 'I did. '
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. 'Lat nIght. ' "
There was some curiosity on the , part of the
audience for further light on the ( disposition
of the $1,000 , but Mr. Vogelsang Immediately
pun off on to another . story.
"I am cured since taking Hood's Sarsa-
paria , " Is what many thousands are saying
I gives renewed vitality . and - 'Igor.
Captain If'nl. ) , LI"JIR ut CInnmrsep , .
SAN FRANCISCO , NQv 16.-Caplaln M
A. Healey of the Unlted"States ship Bear Is
preparing to defend iifmsisft against the
chargls flied at Wahington 'y a number of
officers who were In the Ue4zg sea patrol this
De'
year. Captain Healey l , .ipqUned to rather
make lIght of the male" . a\d , neiher he nor
th" officers of the Bear ar prepared make
public any detaIls of tIme alleged troubles.
He says I Is untrue that , he even arrested
an ofcer and then ordered that no entry of
the arrest be made In tbo 1 log. He also de
nled thai he insulted an . American officer
while aboard the Pheaaant ;
WASHNGTON , Nov. " 5.4'othuing as yet
bas been decided upon as : ' the Investga-
ion of the charges which have been pre-
ferred against Captain Hely ot the revenue
cuter Bear I hI probabe " , , however , that
the department will dellqate a committee
of Inquiry , which wIll 11. at San Francisco
anti ascertain the facts"lnr connection wltl
the charges. .
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With two little children subject to croup
we do nol rest easy without a bottle of Chai-
berlaln's Cough Hemelly In the house , for the
most severe attacks quickly succumb 10 a few
doses of it.-Morrieon , Colo. . Bud
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hot Ilm.rU 'l'hroUJI tine lturt ,
BUFFALO , Nov. 15.-T B , Roberts of ll-
legheny , Pa. , committed suIide In his rooms
at the Tremont house In this city lat night
by shooting himself through the heart Rob.
erts was traveling for the Nux.Phoapimate
company of Pltsburg , manufacturers of raft
rf
drInks. He receive a letter from his firm
yesterday discharging him from its employ. '
The suicide bad three life Insurance policies ,
but nothing else of value . In his posession.
Deserving Confdence-Therl Is no artIcle
which 10 richly deserves the entire confidence
of the community 8 Brown's Bronchial
Troches . Those sufferIng from Asthmatic
and Bronchial ! Diseases , Coughi and Colds , I
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: \r , Clumsiest B Lewis Is more ( a-
mlarl ' Imown to the thous:11s whose
life 11c' has cheered 1 : [ , QIII1 I
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must he tliiiii ' ' '
mOre tliui a score of 'el's
since thc ( coulh' ' was . laulil/ ovee' the
sayIngs 0 his honor and Hljnh , cht'on- !
dell h ' : \hi' \ . Lew'ii4
:1' 1wls tn tIme Detroit Free
Press. Plm that time until mmovI. .
Qt111 hns delighted the public wll tin-
numbered 11ualnt skctehes of charcter , :
o'ci'1io\vImig ! wih a hUIO' tlat np'
pealed to m'eaderH all time '
I'ealet's al tle mol strongly i
because they . tcognlzed the fidelity to
life umiier the fun.
unte. I
Among Mr. Lewis' rl'CI'nt creatons
the Bowsc's , Brotler Gmlnel' : , I's'l
( hallttp's 'lt'lhuatons. ! POSSUI HII'ldles
antI time Al'lzona Klclc. are desthlell to
long i lIfe. ? h' . LewIs' almlrl'I's ( will be
Kut'prIsetl to learn that , 1'a1lr ;
Scott , ? ilark [ 'lwnln timid oilier hIghly
gifted uuthors , he hits Il'oducell work of
rare lualt ' while torment ! r Illn.
itr. 1lwls sulforod Intensely from
rlieuimimttismn. "It m:1le : my days
iui1 nIghts mlsol'ah , " he ' ,
nll nl/htR ! says
"amid , of course , the agony was
greater ! l bad weathel' At
'l'lliIY " 'OUI.U CitOW'I ) .
'omen ' ' ' ' , the 1'lice
O"trl'01t'rh,1 1'.lce nl
n Ness YOI'I " 'lhlh'J.
New York Police are famous for their
courage. They will face and charge any
mob of any kind armed with any weapons ,
provided thai mob be of the male gender.
But a mob of women Is different , says the
New York Sun Collectively women are
more persistent , more encroaching , more
prolific of subterfuge and wiles . Clubs have
no terrors for thom , nor revolvers. Relying
on theIr feminine privileges , they rush In
where any other creatures In the heavens
above or on the earth below or In the waters
underneath the earth would fear to tread.
And that curbstone crowd at the wedding
we\\lng
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was nlne.tenths women They WEre of all
sizes , classes and natIonalitIes , but In spIri
they were one. They were determined to see
all there was to be seen of the awnIng out-
sIde of St. Thomas' church ali everything
that passed thereunder , at the Marlborough
wedding. There were women who pushed
women who shoved , women who nagged ,
women who fibbed , women who attempted
Intimidation , women who essayed bribery
and corruptIon . and , worst of all , women
who wept , but the thin blue line of heroes
\ \ Ih brass buttons stood there , each man
getting thinner and bluer every minute , and
did their duty superhumanly There were
about fifty of them near the entrance on
whom the pressure came , and they all ought
to be wearing medals One of them privately -
vately confided his woes to a reporter who
was standing Iear blm :
"Say , this Is tough , Ivo been jabbed and
11rodded and punched from behInd till 1 feel
like a bunch of rheumatism . I don't mInd
elbows so much , but those parasols-wel
this year's style must be built on the ( bayonet
plan. And my feet art too big for my shoes'
Ive ben standing on 'em for three hours
all the time , and for the last two or three
a lot of women have been standing on 'em
most of the time. Oh. tough ain't any name
for It. These womel beat the devil . Hold
on there madam , you ean't gel II there. "
A tal , blonde person had attempted to get
by on a quick dodge supposing the officer's
attention to have been distracted Foiled she
turned upon hIm the look wIth which the
flowery heroine scor.r.r.rns the proffered
financial assistance of the heavy villain
( shoulders back eyes contracted , nOSe pointed
cents zenithward : ) , and demanded wihering ac-
"Do the Vanderbls own Fifth avenue ? "
But the policeman wouldn't wither .
"They've got a temporary len on this block
tOl1ay , " he replIed In the tone of one who
through the goodness of his hEart furnishes
gratis information for which he ought to be
pail liberally , and the blonde person reduced
her nose to Its normal position again and
paseed on
Meantime the youthfnl cop Inside the lIne
was havIng troubles of his own ; cause , a fe-
mall with an expression of severe resolve
on her countenalce amid a bonnet on her heath
so heartbreaking In design and general color
scheme thai II distracted attention from her
features , which , perhaps , was its beneficent
purpose. She bad succeeded In getting
through the first line by crowding , and was
traversIng the open space In a sort of broken-
pact gallop when the youthful cop blocked
tIme samc : tme may nerves were weak ,
and . 1 was Iii ! WO'se shale tunis 1 hOIJe
I Iyel to be again. Yes I tool ndvle
bJ' the 'I't nail . medlclue 1r tIme Iunlt
wih no 8ICCO S , I was hrl\u lu
spit'it and IJnt all0st double lii ! the
hodr wheu souwhol ' . slg/clted [ 'ititie's
culeQ' co \otll ) for the Uer\'onsuess.
: I 'hnt lemeI ( ' male short work of the
uen'OIRUess 111 or the IhOll11sI ,
, too. A few tloses In.le . me feel munch
111.tI' nul tOlll ' I al wel , a hllJllY
Chll/t ) thlt 1 IltllJte to Ihe use of
Pnlle's i ccl ! m'y coma litni ii ii , IIes me
silcere pleasl'O to lielit' wlueHs emi the
mmiem'its of the COIIHHlt1 I Imow nt
least a dozel autliot's amid journlHtl
who have fOlul It a remuemly ( for the
Inc I , "
Hnle eOIIlalutH )
Hlumatlsm { atncls : the holv ( wlll It
Is I Il'cII t I Olt 111 whel Is i I ( mmmi ci ions hr-
gum to net slugglshl ' . Disnm'tlt'm'e.mi
miet's'es . fllly II/estol 111 a slow , lu-
COllJletl uu ! llou of thc bet . imi'Ite !
rhllln i I I i slit , jlst J fH . tlr t (10 ( l'I'nlla 1.le
111 mtCt't''liM debll , . 'rheIs ;
SI'l' stnl'llg I poll , t for Ilwtun tismn
her way. So eager was she to reach her ob-
Jectve point that she banged UI [ against
hIm with considerable force and caromed
away to the side. an\
"OhmI" ! she exclaimed , with deep reproach
" "
"Od" choed the polceman , with consll-
enable emphasis , for hIs 18.carat corn had
come under lien progressive foot and shout-
lug thrIlls anll chills of agony were whirrIng
through the whie cells of his Iprvous head-
quarter. "You ean't get through here ,
mnadamn "he sal\ . "Nor through me , either , "
he addeti "though ) ' 01 \it your best , "
1-1-1 jat wantld to IINk ! In nt the
awning " she stamnuered "Oh , Mr. Ofcer ,
mayn't I take just one peek. "
"Can't let you do It , " replied the youthful
one . "It's against ortiers. "
Then and there she developelt n fainting
fit and grasped wildly for the offIcer. lie
hell her up until she recovered . anal then
givIng her his arm , led her out through the
iiri. she marching along quite proud of her
ditncton In havllg reached the enclosure
I at t least.
"I got . a look In through a bole In th' (
awmuin' . . sue Informed some Inqulrllt
friends as soon as she reached them : "an' I
Geen three of them swell ushes ushln' folks
ulong just as fast as they come In to be'
tmshieth They looked too el'gant for any-
thing , "
"There's a good example for YOU , " said the
confidential cop to the rporter. "Isn't I too
baIt thai It ain't polite to club a woman ?
Just one good crack over that collection of
fruit all dead bIrds she's got on her head
wouldn't hurt her any and It mIght teach
her I le 50n. Loot at Jim. lie's UII against
It now , anti a peach , to'o ! "
The "peach" proved to bo a young and
very pretty widow , who was using ail her
appealing graces on the officer Indlated ,
Still he was standIng firm. I
' 'No . ma'am , I can't do it , " he said "I'd
like to let you In , but the Inspector would
be down ems me hard If I .1d.
\own
"Bul he won'l see , " begged the little
widow. "I do so want to just get 1 little
look at them when they como up. Oh , dear !
oh , \ear ! and now I won't see them at all ,
amt I'vo come so far. Oh , ( hear , " amt she
produced a handkerchief , wIth which she
dabbed pitifully at her eyes .
"Oh , Lord. " groaned Officer Jim 10 the
unsympathetIc air , "I wish I was hunting a
mad dog , or stopping a runaway , or saving
somebo\y out of lie river , or doing something
easy. What did they ever send me here
for ? "
"Please , Mr. Ofcer , " began the widow
again , perceivIng whal she thought to be a
softening II his face , "I've got a little bill
down- down hero " In my hanIf you could reach
"Can't do It , ma'am. "
"And my brother Is a big poilticlan ; knows
Mr. Roosevelt well , and I'd get him tt , do
something for you if- "
"Can't possibly do it , lady. "
"I'll see that you don't get into any
trouble , Mr. Oflicer , "
"here comes the Inspector , madam , You
go over anti ask him about it. lie can fix
, ,
it , said Officer Jim , and added in an under.
tone as she started : "Hope to blazes the
inmapector didn't hear me steer her onto
hi iii. "
Down at the end of the line she stood ,
irate , voluble ,
"I tell you I'm a friend of the family , "
she asserted , but the policeman remained
politely uninterested , perhaps a trifle in.
credulous.
"I dropped say ticket on the ground , If
tliaim a "nih (1O'l1 , " iiei''otms comselition.
l'itiiie's ceiery ccuimipotiiid liicreases ( hG
apletite ) by giving a hicalt 113' tomse to thii 4
sttuiiiiclm ; It imiukc's stii'c tiimtt the entlrG
miervous systi'mn gets commimk'tely miotmr-
isiui'd. It regimhmites tIme bowels imiid
time kititicys amid eiicotmrimges them tis
rid ot' hmam'imiful atid
get imotsomiotss mat-
tee' tiiitt tito sluggish m4ysieitl hits iii.
IlVeI to itnige 1mm the Imloiiml , ( lists cimus
iiig s'imeiimuttismii : amid lolmitlt'etl tiisniiiers.
ohm tanmiot cute m'hii'tmmimim tisin by out. .
w'itrd lliISIICIt : Iomm. 'l'hie disease is (15mG
to imitei'mitl : tilsordom' nail lutist be ( 'omit
stitutlomiaiiy attacketi amid got nil of
I 'a i ito's celet'y co mu POSt mitl I iii s domi o foe
tliotistmitls : ot' otlmei' ) ) ) i'xmictly vhmttt
it ( hill foe' Mi' . Le'is.tIIii. . , \'ere slit.
fei''m , as lie ' : ts , amid time comnpoimni'-
hit : s man ii t I liemmi vcl I ,
'I'hie wanmilest in'iises : of l'aimie's eel.
cry cc imm ioii imd it i' fm'oui m aemi is ii dvommsen
0 f lii gis cliii rim Ct Ct' a lmi keen I ii I t'l I I gemice.
'J'iie3' kitos' they iml'e ( loing a work of'
liii 111mm ii I I y ii mi ( I Iii ( ? t''y I ii , omm I in emi(1 I mm g I
mmli lerSOmis omit of health this certlihiL
itmitl Silt''tl3' lileLtiiid of gettimig stiommg :
I multi 'ell.
your police were any good they'd have fount
It. l'mmu going to get tilroughs , anyway , "
The police line stood ohitl , looking un. .
pronmuisingly impemuetralilo
"Iluilyimig a poor , lone woman ; that's nice ,
work for big overfed policemimen , I'll ' have.
you reported , i'hi take your numbers amid get.
you dlschmargej , Let mise through , , I aayi"
"Go imroimnd ( hue Sixth avenue way , " aug. .
gesteti a policeman , looking at lien wIth in. ' , .
necemmt benovoiemmce ; but hits strategy didn't
work.
"I won't , " she declareti , "I'll stay right
ivhero I ann. I kmmoiv your number , I know
all your mmtmrnbers I hmavemm't got a pencil , but
I camm renmember 'ens. Walt till I report yom
to your simperiors. .That'li teach yotm how ( a
treat a lady that's a friend of Mrs. Van-
derbilt's , Don't ) ou shove moe now , I'tr
going to stay right bore and see ill I can ,
any way. "
Anti she is still lailcing when tIme duke and
titmchess came out. In all that crowd thioro
was juet one woman who didn't care to see
( lie duke. At least he said she didn't , Shun
was arm English wonman , of time cockney type
by her accent.
° Lord love you , Bobby , " abe asid to thm
poltceman who asked lien to step back ; "j
don't want fo see hIs gryce , I 'avrm't a
ticket , and \vouiiin't use one if I 'ad , Dooks
is common enough in old Englaiitl , t crowds
don't cimyce 'em through the Street. I don't
care tuppence about cisc dook nor the Van-
derbilts' . Yes , I'm goIng along. Come a1ong ,
Nelly , " and she hustled her companIon , a
young gIrl , away.
UntLi th duke anti ( ho now duchess came
out ( lie lOlicO hiid the hues. Then came an
lrre'lstibita rush of women. Strain as time
officers , might time line was broken and ( ho
women Imoured into the ermclosimre , rushing
to get a close view of time young pair , a it
they were spocinnorma of time dodo or some '
other kimid of wonder , A moment later the
lines s'oro reformed.
"lImit I'll tell you what , " salti the confidential -
fidential cop , wiptng hula brow , "if I over bear
of another wedding like this conning I'x
going on the bum and get transferred ti ,
Kingsbnltlge , oven if it does cost me a few
day's pay , Move on , please , ladles. "
All Free ,
Those who hic.vo used Dr. King's New Discovery -
covery know its value , anal those who have
not have imow ( lie opportunity to try it free.
Call on time advertised druggist and get a
trial bottle tree. Send your namno and ad.
dress to Ii. II. liucklen it Co. , Chicago , and
get a sample box of Dr , ICing' . New Life
I'iiia free , as well as a copy of Guide to
health and household instructor free , All
of which is gtmaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. Kuhn & Co.'s drug store.
i.onsi 'I'rii , fur a Iirs.'less 'V'tigoms , .
NEW YORK , Nov. 15.-A hmoreeless wagon
started from Sixth avenue antI Fourteenth
street at 12:17 : p. m. on a drive to Chicago ,
This iii said to be the lotugest trip ever on.
dertaken by a road voimicla liropehieti by a
mnotor. The wagon won the second prize in
thme I'imris.Bordeaux contest last spring , It
was run by a naphithia motor. Tonight it is
expected ( lie carriage will reach I'oughkeep.
itto , and the riders expect to arrive in Al-
hany some tIme tomorrow , The carriage is
expected to arrive 1mm Chicago In time to
take part In the wagon motor cycle contest
in that city on Thanksgiving day ,
Piles of people have piles , but DeWitt'b
Witch Hazel salve will cure them ,
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