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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1898)
_ _ - - . . . - x ' - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ i- ' - - - - - - - - - - = = = = r- - - - - - - - - - = = w ¶ - I oit'AiA iiuriflEF 'It1.1)AY tITNE 1898. 3 _ - TII1 : , I- _ _ _ _ _ oF' sikiTE - rc on the Value of the Lhics that Cros. TIMATES FURNIS1ED BY THE COMPANIES , . ltttisl In Suiit IIgurei for . . - IR ItIIf1VIlIII of tIIC Stflt $ , 4 I rrftIsMuIrltitIIIt lit . . ( s liii tIIj1 s ¼ t tNCOL.4. Junc 27.-SpecIn1.--T1ie ( ) ttFCd hcarliig In the 'flhblc5 freight rate svns et for tii1ny , hut iiotie of the ' hoati companies ! iiut prepared In tctaI1 cost of tidi ) roalI ( wlthtn the tite. , 1remoiit , Ilkhorn & MIsoorI Volley I the liuillngton 1ystcnu3 furnish sum. " ry statements as to the of tIuIr flues . ; sind the Itock Island tolIiahIy hail one ) I to haiitl In tonight or tomorrow. The sClltIth'CS : of the roads reIortc4 that , Lea OU tim ciniIIer tIctnll would 1w Im- ' _ Ib1o at this tIme , as In oum cast Lt kt .IIt take tuouths to find and COmPile the ; I tokary tlgtitvs. _ _ _ . lie report liaiided In by the Fremont , orn & MlsMoIrI'nlley system Is on 1ol1 iiilles wttlilti the state arni the niarlze1 COHL of constructhiti Is as tOt- - - Is - lbed 1gei . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ssi,3I ; 02 cttlerts t of Way 2JlOI8.OJ I ( ecdtr $ , 3lJOO ver nille ) . . . . . . . . i.nco ; tPij It rall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : fIJ3 ; , i2s : iCCM , Iolt. ) ) ttCS. etc . . . . . . . . v.45 , ITh _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Oti4 (118) ( ) _ te1)ft1Wi , I otiliti 11OtIS ( ! , _ _ _ pfll 11i4 , C. tt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . 4flS.31 L73 I i1 for termInals , etc . . . , . . . . . . 1OO.O.'O ( ' u tr nk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I Ou , T .a4 IUIHCthtflt)0i4 , ! OXI)011i40. ) . . . . . ' 69.DI I I 0 Ct 8L (110 yt n r nt 6 pei cent. priIr and linprveintnt . . . . . . . 1f tr,023 r0 tinir ) flateElnl on hanil . . . . . . . . . flcl i4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . ) c ( ) ! flt ( ) lvt i4 a 11(1 ( C t VH . . . . . . . . 2II , S0O.OO : urntttt r a IIII r . . . , . . . ' . 'Ot ) ritut tOOlS . . . . . . 31,7.2.0O , . . . tCtt Total ICC IfltlC , $22 127.42. :1'IIu flurllngtohi hnH 2,22.79 suites of IIR1I1 _ _ _ _ _ _ the state anil ( lie rcllort IIflIlIICd In tOlay ) fVB tII ( following cost Of constructIon I ) rlglunt cost , . In ' 1n- - XteIO1tt ternnt1t'nt ) 12'fl1,6Ol.0 : : xrovcIot % _ _ _ _ _ _ Total eo.t to stock is figured as The Item of rolling _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fallowK : I : u7 1x ears 1,825 , 010I ) ,740 Htocl ( tarM I. 171 coal flat ( nr4 . . . . . . . . . . . 7ttOS7Ic ) , so rtfrlgc'r&tor onti other cir . . . 11,2tO.01 67 cactii , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a21,61 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 2 cIttiln &arM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Il17S.04) 29 dintr cars . 2o79'.0o ( ; way cars . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7U,925O0 r lttggItgiid , ( OlllttflIttliHt cars. . 12,0OO.Pt ( ) _ ' ( ( ' )8t roUliig - storic l'r ' , . . . . . . . - In sulmlttlng ) these flurcs the companIes say that the picOclit cost of materials for construction ought not. to be tahen as a 1)a513 ) to flgurc on what It 'o'iIiI cost to re- ) redUce the rnllraads of the stata. They eay that the ureet1t low prices of materials ore duo to the fact that thu rallroatis at- remly constructed bave mate it easy to ttniisptfrt tlIets ! , 1itlu on the other hand , vlicn the roads were In IrOCss of con- , structien the translortatlon ) of materials was tillilcult tflh1 OXjCIISIVC 'rho Ilttrllngtons attorney reported that the Ilgures on the original construetlen of some of the lines coultI not be given , as the hues had been built by other companies flfl ( subae4tIently purchasel by tim Bur- Ilngton. The attorney for the Union Pacific said , he flgure3 relating to the orIginal construc- tlOfl of that , road could not lie found. lie L referred to the price paid by the vresent company for the 1,000 miles of road. being $7tCOO,000. as being the only flgores neces- nary In this examitiatlon. 'Fho Missouri l'aciflc company promises to nnve a statement reatly for tomorrow after- t n000 , the hearing having been adjourned over to that time. I t I 'I'Ii I ru Itt jI oient OIIIecrs. The governor today announces the tol- . V ) owlng athlttlonal appolutnients of ' % nental officers for the Third regiment : Major , .1. H. McClay ; adjutant and first flentenatit. C. F' . fleck ; quartermaster , W , p _ gp1t'InL As has been usual in the appointments niatle ( hiring thu past year , the governor has been unable to find suitable material OtttRiIlO the ranks of these who had already been favored at the popoeratle Plo counter. ? dcClay is reputed to be a republican , but : was one of the fire and liollco cominis3ioners aPPOlfltC(1 ( by the governor under the new ' Lincoln charter a year ago , and hIs service was so short there that he now comes in. for further reward. C. F. fleck is at present deputy state superintpnlpnt. 'W. F' . Schwind was llryans private seretary In 1111(1 ( in the 1897 legisiative session was p the "reform" secretory of the senate who were to vouchers nod drew pay for 1f1 days' 'work tiuriug the seventy-two days' session. Major i'dcciay served in the war of the re- ' belilon with a good record anti is a man of coIsiderabie ! executive capacity. Adjutant heck was ono of the ollicers of the state guaril during the Iniltati var in the northwest - west Port of tim state a few years ago and Was regarded as one of the lCst men in the regiment. Schwlnd , the new quartermaster. bas had no iniiitary experience. The state superIntendent vIIi appoint N. ? 1. ( iruhain as deiluty in his office , wIth the understanding that should lkck return bet - - t ABYS FACE And Neck Looked Lko Raw Meat. Mother and Child Had No Rest Day or Night from Itching. Blood Would Flow Down Chocks. 0 Doctors and Dispensary No Use. Awful Suffering. Cured byCUTICURA REMEDIES I Now Entirely Healed With Lovely Clear Skin. Oiw baby , when one month out , Iiai % raw Flaco en her wck which spreait slowly over the whole ( ace , the face anti neck being all raw meat , sometimes dry and then vct , anti poinething awful to look at. 'the way tim ehilil stilfered , mother unit child no er hati * tty relt day ( u night as Ii colistantly itehed , ituti lbs blood useti to 110w tlown her rItecls. We hail doctors and went to the tiisliensary 'ltItout any result. fly using tart of a bottle of CJTICIYOA Iti.4LVir , three boxes of Cuir. , CitliA ( ointment ) , and ( ] nTlenuA the - ' , . ( JUl11 ICOI entirely healed. Now SIte Is tu ) ears , iltt situ has a lovely skiti , which we call tie thankful to CPTICLtIA IttMEDIe : attil notltiii cIsc. Mrs. } lii i. ( iAitNIOSS , I- - _ Jtiarch 0 , 1803. 213 Nassau Ave. , llrooklya , N.Y. BABY BORN WITH ECZEMA , CURED M ? baby was born Vitl ( I'.ezenia. 1'ried home treatment anti loial itmsleIatms without site- , ts. it slircait over his entire hotly cmiii lie. ' ,1 caitie so aggravating that he had ito rest day or night. Applied Ctrretit. ; SOAVCI1TICLIUA ( ointment ) , atiti CvTeoIt.t Itsom.vixr , amid z- fie iionths h was courtly merit. .Larcli 3 , 'U $ . Mrs.F. C. FINCh , Shelby , Ala. 'i Itchiog. burning ecumu.andyry ipicir. oritchlug. ict pit. . pty , btIehy dde sud Kaipdtu.r. . wtth luu ( I bullu.IsotIy rstln,4 rd .pcIII curd by woriti bstha tih Ceimeras Suer. rtuti , IiioutTh. with 5IUrn % of erua1ilt skis rsa. . md mitt do. , . of CySt. CCI4 iIIOIVINT. ( reate.t Othumor vu.u. whun tht best hyl1aa fttl. Tli , ireord. of cure , e5ecled by them se. tiotoudy Wooderfut , butinsrItou , . Thysu beosdsU ! oubt th. StelIest humor terndty , , vompo d. 8oldthroufho.dthwoji. PTTInfiIu . CUiw. itol. rop. . Uo.tou. ru.w Vux vsq Ihbj veq m&1It4As fore tlii' ETiti Gf lime term Grhnm Is to cc- tire The new deputy was county superb- tenilent 9t Clay county for six ynrs anti Is regarded as a very cnpabk emit. 1ttmi 'i'lit WIt.l l4rnim'l. The routes of the eonipnnIcsof the Third regiment In renclIng Onrnha heve been do- cliteil upon. The linstiaga company will go over the Flkhorn , the tromstiurg company over timi' tiiIoii I'acIllc. time flair compaily o.er the Northwcsl.'rn , the 1lattsniouth anti Alien commntiit's ; over the ii. & il. . the t'reinotit AI.d ONeIiI companico ever Iic li : ; % Itoin , Thc. New Von : Improvetnent company , with lientlqtmnrtera at C'oiuritbus. filed ert- lcIe of incorimrntloti tmlny , the caimittil stoch lielmig 2iOO. ( ( Thu i.ompany IiI engage - gage In tile ronetritctlon of ii i igattoti t1Itche and water .liovci tOIIn1S In time iieigiiborlmootl of l'intto county. 'rime Incor- jlorniors ate ( I. 'I' . itotn , J. Dayton SHires , Ira C. ( latcs , Orlando Nelson cliii Chnrlvs \VoIey. Omaha peoptn at the hoteIim At the 14u- ile1l-\ ' . M. Tlitmmpson , Jamee F ; . lCeIly , .1. II , 1)rlscol ) , J. F' . Coad , C. L. lioumer , B. \v. VhIte. At the Llncoln-J. F. Mogee , A. I ) . Sutphen , F' . Schnake. Vim rnter ItaliaN II I mi.I t. IUA1INLI , cb. , Juno 27.-SpecIi ( Telegram.--S ) , F. Johnson , on old resident ( if Newark , about eight tithes southeast of here , enmmnitteil suicide last night by hong- lug himself to his bed. lie v1ts one of time wealthIest farmers In that neighborhood tmt for some time imot has been quite dc3poritl- emit , owing to a stro1e of paralysis affecting the shIne , lie slept in 'a room by lilniselt omitS was fltifl(1 dead this morning , hmtvliig tied one coil of a rope to the bedpost anit tlit : , other around his imeck mind then rolling err tIme bed. , Ito wits a Norwegian , 64 years old and Icaes a widow nutS two marriei daughters. I'iit1ur 'I'ism'ryyimii liltitiM ( lie i'ir ( . MlAi ) , Neb. , Jimmie 27.-Spcelitl.-Thie ( ) local ( Jatliolle tIght is just 'hcre it was six mouths ngt Father Tuergeon is in control and ( lie bIshop line instructed hIm to collect $ tJO , assessed ngmiimtst this charge , to Imelti va for tli bihop's castle. Last fail thIs same assessment wits mnmlm , amid the mactubers refused to pay It , which causeil the recent fight. The members still refuse to in the mimmioulit , amid the bishop tins given up the mttcmmmpt to remove Fattier rtmeigcomi and place FAther Quitin here. The trouble Is ntotmt settled and vIhl be If the mnemiibcrs ii the assessment. . , , ' 'H Ut ! . . llFMINGhrOltD , Nob. , Julie 27.-Special ( Telvgrain.-l'ierrc. ) the 10-year-old son of a. c. Alexander , a farmer resIding near this Place , vhio was stlppo3el to have wammderel away from home last Tuesday while herding cattle , was found today by his father a few roils troiii the hioite iii a coyote hole , into vhich lie hmati crawiod and died. It is probable - able that the toy crawled In the hole after a yolilig coyote timid became fastened , as it vns liecessary to dig hilni tmt. 'rime funeral occurred today. I , . . , m , Its fem I lii I'Ir.it. hA'II ) CITY , Nob. , June 27.-Spccial.- ( ) ltecriilting Sergeant Scott Russell of coin- pany E , First Nebraska imifautry. loft here this meriting with recruits for his company cimretmte for Sami Fmanclrco. lie had eighteen enrohicd but receIved orders Saturday to take hut toil as tue muon necessary to ro- crimit the regiment to its full strength had been secured at other points. Those going froni the city ire Coil McKee , Charles Hose , Frank Clifford utitl Otto llabem mann. It(1rtH ii t 0 iiiiiliit 'i'b11it3. BLAIR. Neb. , June 27.-SpecIal ( Teho- grain.A ) telegram was received from \'ashIiigton today stating that William huller , Cinud'andeusen amul Arthur Grimm , three Blair boys , had been trans- terred frommi company D. Second regiment , to cOmiipaiiy E , Third regiment. Company l is mnmuhe up mostly of young mcii in ami around Blair. 'lIme soldiers transferreil are expected home In a few days. ompamiy E reports at Omaha tomorrow. .1 ( iii Ii N ( I ii ( Si , it it I 'I'eii ii , e eM. 'FiCU3lSElI , Nob. . June 27-Spccial.- ( ) This morning the Johnson county teachers gathiertjil at Tccumuseh for their annual In- stittmte. Time uttendanco Is good for the opening amid a profitable session is an- tiCIIateI. l'rof. W. A. Clark of Peru anti Mrs. E. II. ilowen or Illgtimanu J'aric , ill. , two able Instructors , are here to assist the local talent In conducting the meeting. The session will continue one week. 'l'iikoit it ) it'ii iiier fair II , , rimil. SCIIUYLEIt , Nob. . June 27.-Special ( Tel- cgram-Tho ) remains of iirs. Albert Scha- for , who dietI ! yesterilay while crossing the motmntaitis enroute froni California , arrived here this afternoon. Mr. Schafer moved to California over a year ago to benefit his vlfo's health , yhilc1m , after a 1inip greatly improved - proved so flint lie ventured to return to Ne- braska. Time cause of Mrs. Sclmafer's death was heart failure. klmpi : leetiflt SItlne. SlDNFY , Neb. . June 27.-Speelai ( Tele- gram.-Only ) fifteen lCOPlC Were present at time atmittimil chmool piee lqg liehil here to. ' tiny. Thmoi'nas 13. Duwson was re-elected member of the school board , Twenty-live mills was levlei for the ensulimg year and a terom of nine months voted to constitute time school year , beginning September 6. 'l'eiephoiie i.iiii for \'t'Nlcrit. W'ESTERJ , Nob. , 1.Iitc 27.-Special.- ( ) Time Nebraska Telephmomie company reached here last Saturday mind \vlit be open for business mibotit July 1. Ilurvesting will commence this week. Wheat will yield a fair crop , oats look good anti with fair weather time corn fields mire being lint into pretty good shape. Hiiviil ( it 'N Nt's \'ii * er % ' . .rkN. DAVID CITY , Nob. , Jimmie 27.-Speciai.- ( ) Time new holler at the water works has been placed In position and commnectlons mmiatie. The boiler which has been iii comi- stant 1180 for ten years will be thoroughly overhauled mmml ltit iii condition for service amid hC ttseh ( in relief work so that steam call be kept iiii at all times , iIfluite'rN iii tIt.iiii , M1Al ) , Neb , , Juno 27-Speclnl.-Lee ( ) Johnson's hmurtltvaro store was robbeti Saturday - urday of about , $75 worth of jack knives , razors nail revolvers , Entrance was gained by forcing time front door but the way time work was dope plainly showed it was not irofcsslonul. No clue has been secimrcil amid the chmammccs of ever getting the robbers are 'ery pOor. - FiiiiN Virty MARSI4ANI1 , .Neb , June 27.-Speclal ( Telcgramn.-E. ) C. Lamnan , a pump repairman - man working for the 11. & M. rnilroatl , fell a tiistance of forty-five feet fi-ommi the top of a windmill tower hero today.t hone In his leg was fractured and lie is badly bruised , lilt : 4rniis Yield. hi1.OOMINGTON Nob. , June 27.-Special. ( ) Franklin county will hove time largest yield of stimulI grain it has had for years. Creat lireliaratiom ) is being nmathe to imaumdl it cmiii turin bands are being raddly taken at double the usual Prices liail , l.inh Irul.t ? , m In ii llmv. FALLS CiTY , Neht. , Jumme 27-Speclal.- ( ) A disturbance took Idace on Stone street Saturday night in which Ike Chmidsey , night operator at the Missouri h'ucifme , sustaIned a broken limimb just above the enklu , IHgJiteemi lore ItIrmiItN. YORK , Net , . , Juno 27.-Special ( Tele- grumn-Eighmteen ) macro mmiem were recruited here today for company A , First Nebraska regiment , by Captain hloidemiman , They arc : E. Joe I3roen , Frank Ciover Ocorgo An- - - - - , - . 4 drows , VIli Johns , Alien Slnfleid. ( Thetf % ai , Ii Sanders , Frank Stevens , Harvey Stevens , J. M. Conner l' Clifford , Carl McKee , hlert Zeger , Charles Rose , James \'ohfv , Easton hiartle , WlJlar4 Salisbury , Crant Douglas , The 1)aughtere of Veterans tentlercil the new recruits orni the nhiste-i omccrs a reception tonight. ii m'nrI ii g Itefore ltu.iiii I t 1iorml , hht.OOdINOTO4 ? , Nob. , June 27.-Spciai. ( ) -Albcrt ( ] ripskey , murderer of Robert Oletiti. gostamnster of Ilildreth , will have a licurimig before the insanity hoard. CONHRMED BY THE SENATE i.ni gt' NmmnmImr of L'rumnot bit , . lit t lie IIhitnry ServIe Art ( Ililciahl ) ' WAShINGTON , Juhe 27.'The scnatd In executive session today made the fohiomvlng confirmations : Captaimi Janme NihiiI h11ciii to lie cutanilsiary of subsIsteae with the rank of major ; William F. Dunn of Vyoming to be roimimissary of subslteri61'Ithi thi ' tnlc of captain ; First Lieutenant htobert Lee hlullnrmi to be commissary of subsistence with the rank of caiftain. Jiiitetl States Volunteer Signal Corps-To be first lieutenant , Frnmmk Ii. Dailey. Second Regiment Uiittd Stitte V'oiumiteer Englmmeers-To be first lieutenant , Robert Stewart Brooks of New Jersey ; Townsend Lawrence , New Thrk , Artillery Army-To b second lieutenants , Second Lieutenant \'aiter Volkumar , United States Signal corps ( Ifite sergeant Uhithd States signal corps ) ; Percy W. Arnold , Sergeant - geant harold I' . 2onchnow. Sergeant Albert ci. Jenkins , Private Itoitert l WSiiiiiTAce ( Corporal Patrick A. Connolly , Corporal \VIl- limitti Forse , Corporal Matcolni Young , CorPoral - Poral Lawrence C. hlrcivtm , Sergbmitit Harry L. Stecie. Infantry Arnm-To be second hictttenntmts , i'rivnto John 3. lhonliace , Corpotai Itnihil Clay , Lance Corporal John Ii. Schoeffel , See- geant Walter 'I. ' . flnte , Corporal Emigelbert Il , Ocmmshlne , Sergeant Percy M. Colhirntm , Privnte George N. ltomforml ( Private J , hi , N Icohin , Corporal \Vlhllani A. Cavanaghi , Lance Corporal George M. Orlaicit , First Class PrIvate \Vihiinni. . Geirgqr , late 5cr- geant Thomas Ii. llarkcr , Into Corporal Jolimi F. 'ilkimison. ' Navy-1 iisign Henry Ilaiirn , to be a lieu- tommant , jummior grade ; Commmnmnniler Joimmi Schmouler , to be captain , ice Captain Grid- Icy , deceased ; medical inspector , Charles B. l'arkcr , to be a medical director ; Tlionmas McCormick Lii)1)itt of Virginia , to be aim assistant surgeon. DELAY ON THE INDIAN BILL Citimsed imy tIii Amtet ) of ( 'Iiiilrimimm SIitmiitii tim ilitse time Soitate ( et 'i'oti I Ii t'r. W'ASIIiNGTON , J'iie 27.-Speclai ( Tel- egranm.-The ) delay In reporting time result ( it the conference on the Indian bill to tIme house Is said to be duo to a desire ott the hart of Chairman Sherman to have sonic actioii In tue senate looklhg to an agree- meat. It is CleCtetl that deilnite action will ho taken in time seunto before Tliursthay , as jt Is vitally necessary to pasothe bIll before July 1 , the beginning of tIme mmuw.iiscal year. otherwise the present approprlatiozms will have to be extended over that periomi , whmlch wilt seriously complicate the books of the Imuliami tlepartmaent. Chmalrmaii Shermuami Is at flresent out of the city , but ho Is expected back in ample time to take up and pass time mmmea.sure boter July 1 , should time senate finish the same before ( limit time. hawaiian matters , however. conmnmminil time attention of the senate anti those In the majority are Ioth to consider anything except looking tea a vote on annexation amid that may retard consideration of the bill until almost up to the time of its going into effect by due , operation of law. The suimdry civil bIll is still on time calendar , as is also the District of Colymbia approPriatIon bill , so a lively time may be expected within a day or two in the attempt to rush sonic of these measures through. , I'iNSIONS 1)iL 'ViS 1' FILN S'C'i'EIt.tS. Sn rlvvN of i.nte Vnr Jiimieiim1eretl. Iiy S tie Gemieriti Goeritiiieii I. WAShINGTON , Jimmie 27.-Scia1.- ( ) l'enslons have been issued as foIloys : Issue of Julie 16 : Nehmnslia : Original-Marion BlaihcoOd , Ouch , $6 ; Jnmnes 0. Boggs , Eudicott $6. Restoration and 1ncrcae'-Adanm P. I-fhnna- wald ( dead ) , Mama , $17 to $72. Itetssiie'-- William hi. Grahmnm , Fremont , $10. Orig- hid , widows , etc.--Anthmy L. I-iaiimuiwaid1 Merna , $12. Iowa : Origi nal-Ttobert Swanger. Ered- erlclcsbiirg. $8. Iiicrcase-Domipi Lair , tlarslmnultown , $6 to $8 ; Johmm Sires , New Aibin. $6 to $8 ; Chtauncey S. W'oodcn , Co- burg , $6 to $8 ; Btlward Sandy. Dunlap , $8 to $12. OrigInal , wItIowseto-Abbie Dflmm' ' mend , Duhuque , $8. South lakota : Orlglnal-Sanmuel Warren , Sisseton , $8 ; Cimarles . 1mqffer , Ilitchmepelc , $8. lncrease-Johim Latty , Pierce. $15 to $20. Original , WIdOWS. etc.-1inor of Lstcr S. Swezey , Vermnhilion , $10. Colorado : OriginalSamuelS'aiker , I ) n- ver , $6 ; Michael Landy , Edgerton. $8 ; Clmarle it. Thompson , Glenwood Springs , $8. flr,1'CN fur the Army. WAShINGTON , June 27-Several im- portamit army orders were issued today. Brigaihler General R. T. Frank , who site- Ceetiel ( Major General Vejy ) Merritt In comimiand of the Department of the Fait , with headquarters at New York , is relieved of time command and or4eTttl to report In person to time secretary of war for assign- inent to duty. General G. L. Gillespie , corps of engineers , who was recanthy appointed brigadier general of volimners ( , Is ordered to talca command of ( lie 1)epartment of the East , BrigadIer General A M. C. Penning- ton line been rilleved front command of Camp lunch. lloiiipstcai , Long Islamid , and Probably will be asslgmied to duty with the Fourth army corps in Florida , BrIgadier General ltoe has been assigned to duty with tim First arnmy corps at Chlekamauga , W'.tN'I' 'I'D MA I ii 'I'll Ii it Si'ilFi'lI Ils , , % mid i-A iim'mtIomi isis % S'iil 'Jut-u Coim. Ni'Ut SI ) IL WAShINGTON , J1i00 27.-Time leaders of time anti.anriexatiopi movement In time semi- ate held a mmieetlmmg today and thecideti ( lint they would resist ammy effort to further extend - tend time hours of the tinkly sessions for the tilscimssion of time himiwnhlan question. They agreed to begin time discussion promptly at 11 o'clock each day , imroviding there was a quorum present , hut timey decided - cided to taicti a position against time exten- slomi of time debates beyond 5 o'clock In ( ho evenimig. There were nummierous conferences between various shies of the hawaiian commtroversy miii several of time nntl-annexatioimlsts gave missurmimmees that they hail sin intention to COliiUCt a filibuster , 'rhiey told Senator iavls mumtl other annexation leathers ( hint wimemi timeir speeches nero eomicluiied they would ctmmmseiit ( lint a vote be taken. Timoy adimilt In imrlvate conversation ( lint a vote in li prohmability % % ill be secured before final ahjoumnmmmemlt. It was ( iise nssuramiees whIch led ( o time amIcable arraigemmie'mmt about time adjourn. niemit of time day's session. They Imave also caused time supporters of the resolution to regard tIme outlook as more favorable ( helm at any previous tIme. No one , however , locus for a couclustoim Immaide of ten days. Ieiiovrmi * Ic ( 'iiiitiIs .tlj..ii rim , . . \S'ASiiINOTON , June 27.-The lioStponctl nmeeting of time demmiocratic caucus atijourmied to hecemnber toolglmt without disposIng of time resolutions Introduced by Mr. halley mind aimietided by Mr. Mcltao of Arkansas , proposIng to muake future action of tleimio. cratle caucuses binding upon all partici- hauls. . . - m - . j/ - \VOIEN \ ARE AL1Ol ° ATVAR \ a i-il - Th Ia Elcction of Officers iTCtCS Intense 1icitemcnt.im I - imn a GENTLER SEX SUOWS SOMEiBAD TEMPER N UItI I ( ti1 tir. l.ose of ( leorMin k' Iteiel l'rc- i.iomit ii miii S lit ! leteittcLimimiIimtnt , 'ilr. II ri'i'.I , 1VIlhmilrit s froni Site FetIiirittiu1m' Ii . .l.t DENVEI1 , Juno 27.-Imbued with the most. inteiise cxcitemeimt vrctllmitated by time factional feeling iii time Federation of Vommmmmn'a Clubs , iromlneDt1Y brought out in time past twcmmty-four hours , 2,000 onieii Packei the BroadwAy tiieteii ! today to pro- cccii with time electlhn of oflicets. i'robably its a pacIfic mneatire Miss dole of Boston read time 103d Psalm , wtiich corn- mends people not to keep their anger for- over. over.Mrs hlenrotimm , the imrestdetit , appointed a parliamentary tonitiilttee consistimmg of Mrs. Shattuck of IllInoIs , Mrs. Roberts of Ohio iiiiii Mrs. osgood of tne. Mrs. Noble o ConnectiCut , as chairmiman of the iioimiinatimmg coinhlilttct , iescntcd time omelet ticket heaiied by Mrs. Lowe of Georgia. Mrs. Barnes , ccretary , followeim , prcsemmtimig the name of Mrs Breed of Mas- saclitmsetts , outlining hcr policy. Miss Alice French of Iowa fired the first gun for Mrs. Lowe with a plea for the Eoutht for nonsecttominl reasons. Mrs. Mum- forth of Pemimmsylvanla , Mrs. Lockwood of Washiimmgtomm , Mrs. I.ntital of 'Texas ' amid Mrs. ilauger of Arkamisas followed with similar argimmmients. Mrs. Jennings of Utah got In mimi effectIve speech for Mis. lirceti , wimercupoim , amid the hlghme'st tensloim , the speeches ore divided betvcemm time two cammdithatep. An effort was made to llreclliltnte a vote after miii unsuccessful effprt to hmavc Mrs. Lnvp take tle iloor. Fimielly the comifusion reached such a point ( hint it wns decided to eject all visitors from time house. Au amnendmiiemit permiiittetl a aol- Itary mnuin-tlio goverlior of Colorado-to re- timain , After ono hour of oratory the debate was closed , Mrs. Ilemirotin relieving time tension with Imer good hmuniored ruling. After thmo presilemitIai b.illos ( passed into ( ho hamitls of time tellers thu excitemmiemit situ- sided somewhat , amid for to whole limits the nsseiiiblnge split fine parliamnemmtar' POhiitS. Then Mrs. Muniford , as chairman of the conimiiittee on retolutions , itioved ( limit tim federation telegraph Speaker lteed at \'ashingon ( , urging the imassage of Senator Hoar's bill to preserve bird hife , whmiclm resolution % as cmmthmmslastically Passed by the birdless bonnet faction of the fair fashi- lommalmics. 3iii t'I'I iimt for liMOiti'4 limit. It was also reconimiiemidthI by timls body (0 ( tbe incoming board 'thtmtt at the next blenimiai imiore time be 'teserved ' for dis- cmisslomis , auth tlio eveuHlgs kept free for loClal affairs. Along vitlf thisrecommncniia- tion caine anotimer to hold thi&ncxt bleminiml : iii the south , Dr. Mussey \\'ashimiidm1m , D. C. , moveil that the word "wonien" bii tricicomi from the title amid constitutioiit , the Gommeral Fctieriitiomi of 'iVomneim's Climbs , 'amid ' thins give tue stCrner sex a eliaiicctto onie inhiore there nrc clubs of botbtmeii and womemm. This was met by a buzz t dinapprovah anti bat overi'hmelnmimigly. ' At this juncture it wa dcfdetl that any presidemit serving two comisciutivo terms should be miiade aim boaor.4tf president of time Federation , whIch innovatdiitfli make that honor possible only to 'Mrst Httmr&thmm. ? Mrs. Mary ltemck of Chicago arose with her resolutlousdeprecating a national policy of conquest , which lreciiFtated a flow of pat riotIsmn. By this time it was 2 oeiock and the hal- lots having beemi counted , . time results were presented to time aimdionce The aminoumice- macni. of Mrs. Lois-c's election as liresident Prccilltated a wild hiurraim , which was proniptly quelled by the pesithimig oiflcer. 'lime number of batlots ca't were 674. with 338 needed to elecL lttrs Lowe received 425 votes , Mrs. Breed 24tvith a few scattering - tering votes for Mrs. hl lrnutlm of New York. Time other omcers are : Viie president , Mrs. Sarah I'latt of Colorado ; mecordimig secretary - tary , Mrs. Emma Fox of' Michigan ; corre- spoimdlng secretary , Mrs. G. W. ICendrick. Jr. , of Penimsylvanla ; ticndrer , Mrs. l'hiiip Moore of Missouri ; authitor , Mrs. C. 1' . Barmies of lCentmmeky , , Following a forty-five mhmiutes imitermuis- siomm , the body reassembled' ( im elect the Board of lirectors as follows : MrS. Marr I.oekmioad , District of Colimmabia ; Mrie. Charles Morris , Wiscoasimm ; Mrs. C. S. Kinney , lJtahi ; Mrs. 11. hi. l'yle , ConnectIcut ; Mrs. A. F' . Eastman - man , Caulfornia ; Mrs. Francis Ford , No- liraska ; Mrs. Wililani Pod hielmuth , New York ; Mrs. E , I. Bookwalter , Ohio ; Mrs. Harriet Windsor , Iowa. Thereupon were precipitated the mooted questions of taxation and representation , wimicli detained tIme assemblage imntil 5 oclock. 'rime outcomne was time taxation of clubs at the rate of 10 edits per capita , and state federations at time rate of 25 cents par club. Thme motIon to tax fraternal or- gamiIzations was reterreil to conimitee. ( . lizi.is of itemrt'sci.tgii mozi , As to representation , it was tiecided timat climbs of fifty zmiembcrs or less shall have omm delegate , who shall be the president or lice appointee , Clubs between fifty and 100 mcmii- born shall have two delegates , one of whom shall be time presiileimt or her appoIntee ; mmmmti ( or every additional 100 members , each climb shall be entitled to one additional delegate. Two literary sessions were imeld In time afternoon , Time conferenro of literary clubs hind Mrs. May AhdenS'ard of Massachusetts as cimairmnan and Mrs. A. J. Peavy as local assistant chairman , Time program imicluded "Literature in Club Work , " Mrs. Framices S. Siocuimi , Coiorado , mind Mrs. A. Louise Mc- Culloughm , Massaclmusetts ; 'Travel Classes , " Mrs. Frank M. ltichmardmiou , Nebraska ; "his- tory , " Mrs. A. C. ItichcettmmiNebraska ; "Cur- rent Events , " Mrs. J. S. ( Ile.olorado , amid Mrs. Sallie Q. hlamilton-.Louisiana , The mneotimtg on "Timo'Iii % rary Meetings imi time United States' ' wasinmtit'r Mrs. Marina Tretlivay of Iowa , with Mrs. Edward Bripl- ford as local assistant chimlimnLia , The Bhmeflk- era . imicitideil Mrs. Edvaql1 h3acIcvnlter , Ohio ; Miss Dottie Stomme' l'ilirmeo , Connecti. cut ; Mrs. Scuba N. jlaird1 Wghmington ; Mrs. L. E. Stearns , Wiacoimsimi ; Miss Myrtle A. Avery , New York ; Miss or'lteese , l'e'nn- mmyivamiimm ; Miss Laura B. it.iiIfre , Idaho ; Mrs. ij. a. Utnim ' . . ltimumey , , The election results . give satisfaction - faction in most quarterSnfl everybody is glad the tensIon is at an emmd , Mrs. hlcmm- roimm ( dipiemmimitically reprsented that time majority always pleased jter , Mrs. Lowe modestly exlmressel her 1jeeiation of ( ( mu bormor to tit'rself ama ] pl&ge the next two years to work for all sections of time coun- try. try.Time Time defeated cnmiiiiilate , Mrs. Breed , said after ( lie election that she did not have fair Play. "I doim't cacti for defeat , " she mnaimitalmmed , ' 'bimt for time insimlts givemi time Massachusetts ilelegation In time meetings , by time iress and by tIme women of ( he west. lenver women are iiegimmnlimg to commie with : their mmmoiogies , but it is too late. I am ommt of ( he federation. " The final session of time con'niomm. ( aside ( roam busimiess meetings tomorrow mnormiing. was imeiti tonight 1mm time Broadway theater , which was packed to bid farewell to time woman who in four years hus developed the general federation front a few scattering state federations into an orgammizatbon of I thiirty-omie states anti bolt a mniliiomi woumen. Time affection which time clubwomemm have I for Mrs. hlemmrotln wcs evidenced on every elite. ller hieniiaf aItireis was the feature of the evntng. ( iittiiuiim'a'irk of Vc.iernhinn. She began her address by recapitulatimmg the grom'tb ' Of thm general feileration , anti what that growth aigqtiea $ as translated into action on the vnriou9 hues of thought and work now rclmresenei Iii time orgamiima- tioii. ContInuing , q s.iti . , The first two years of may presleimcy most of amy thought nntl flume were ihuvdted to en- eouragimmg state foticrations. eiv hlamp- siilt e , iMie1 lshAmhtf , Nbls" YI1r1 anti New Jersey , 1ennsyIvnmmia , Miutmesota , Ohio. Michigan , Illinois , Kentucky , Temitmessec , C'oioramlo , Missouri , ehrnskn and ( lie 1)15- trict of Colunibia orgammized state federatIons auxiliary to time getieral : nod at time lmlemimmiai of IS9G temmty state federations wem e rep- resentet. Cubs 'joined tile feilerotiomi from the following stntes : Fioiiihii , Idaho , Mon- titan , North Dakotmi , Oregon cmiii South Ba- kota. Two foreign clubs tmiu sent reports- oime from Engiatid , and cite front Australia. Duriimg these two years time eifure of the individ9al. clumbs , im wtso neglected. l'rograins study coveHmmg time fleld of social science , of ethtmatioii , of civics aimd also literary subjects eie prepmmreil by time geimerat federiltiomi auth semit to time huh- viilual clubs. Suggestions for climb work were also semmt. Climb cxte'misioti was actively Immaugurattd iii ninny . of tiiQ i.timtL'It , nmmd towmi iflitl country clubs were ctnhlished 1mm sommme of tlmo rural districts. TIme orgamuiza- tloii 01 the fderatiomi was also tiiorottghiiy . . ' - ' perfectcl. Simice IMIG time following states have or- ganizeti state tetieratiomiH atixliinry to tIme gemi3ral ; Commmmec.ttetmt , lehttvaie , wmscommsmim , North Dakota , ltrkauisas , Georgia , \Vmislmimmg- tomm , Oklahoma aimtl hmmihian 1't'rritorY \ - nioimt , Alabamima , Texas auth Florida Imavi' also organized satC ( fhdcrntton , ithil dtmriiig ( lie ' Fioritin lmmtve be- current year \'crimioiit and conme autxilinry to the gcmmerul. 'l'htirty-ulie ' nwcil- state federations mire now orgitmmizl'd iaty to tIme geimeral. Clubs from time following states have joined time geiivrni federatiomi : Nvndmi. MissiSitIlild , North L'hrohimtm'irgimmlit ttmmd W'yoiiiing. A cimuumimimimi of eorrespommtht'mmcc has also been nppoitmteil iii Samitlago. ( 'lull , cmii ) a cliii , lmam' jnimwil the Cetleiattotm from Sahimiila. last Africa ; one from we'stermi tii strtil Ia mmmiii oime frimmim Soim ( ii A mmieri Ca , IitriIiti.Iii of Ciiti't , Time mmutuber of climbs in each state be- iomiging to the feleratioui , is : iInilic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41m < vmutiieky . . . . . . . . . . 11 Vermnont . . . . . . . . . . . 'S 1''mimiO'4i4i.i . . . . . . . . . I ItlmuU lhmiiutI. . . . . . . : i I : eiiugiu..1 New Jersey 2 Migsli4ulipiii . . . . . . . . . 2 New I Jamim vhmiiu. . . 2 I ii mi lie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coiineetivilt . . . . . . . . C i'c..aM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 'ihuiiuutiii8tt' . . . . 6i North CittOiliiiL . . flclnwal13 1'Sotith Sarolimmii . . . 1 l'emiiisylvtinia . . . . . . 2" Altmhttmuiii . . . . . . . . . . . 2 ' .l ii ryiti liii : . : i l'loriIk . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 h.ntiIIuiiiLl . . . . . . . . . . : mI i < uitii.iM . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( Jlmio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 571'oiuu itik ) . . . . . . . . . . . 7i iiiIitiitit . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii Nebuakui . . . . . . . . . . 1\tiihilgtmm . . . . . . . . . . . 22 1 'tumi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oklnimnuula cmiii In- Nes h&xico . . . . . . . iBami T'rrltimrl . . I Ort.14Oii I . . . . . . . . . . . . - \ \ . isi nmmsi vu . . . . . . . . . . : t \\'im sti liugtomm . . . . . . . I iilmiois . . . . . . . . . . . . . G5 Siiiifl IaiCotit . . . . . miimmmmesota . . . . . . . . . it : uitmmtrmm1a . . . . . . . . . . . North Dtktmta . . . . . 4 N&'mkihit . . . . . . . . . . . . . lo a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . (2uuliformula . . . . . . . . . . 2:1 : mlissoiurI . . . . . . . . . . . . it ; 1)1st. of ( 'oiuuiihiit. 2 Arkizmsaq . . . . . . . . . . . ; \'viiumiimg . . . . . . . . . . . The mitummibei of cltibs cnmlitnci1 in each state Is as follows : mlum hue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 511 IOWa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ill Nuw I iitnmmmsluire . .4:1 : 1iii.ms . . . . . . . . . . . . 12i ( 'itimimectiemmt . . . . . . . .12 Arkammas . . . . . . . . . ltii''d e I shut miii . . . . . I S il Isso net . . . . . . . . . . . S1 Missaciiiisett8 : . . . 12a , Ieiuttmeky . . . . . . . . . New , iersey . . . . . .72'l' emimiessec . . . . . . . . . 21 ; Dclii ivaic . . . . . . . . . I I \\ts Im imigt elm . . . . . . .mt Ni'orle . . . . . . . . 191 ( 'ulurnilo . . . . . . . . . . 101 l'euinsyhvmLuuia . . . 171 Llst. ) of eohiimnhia 10 olimo. ' . . . . . . . . . . . ISO uurgla , . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 VOimiiotit . . . . . . . . . . ir , Flomlila . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 IlitimoiM . . . . . . . . . . . . 1r Nebruiskut . . . . . . . . . 70 \tichiiami . . . . . . . . . ' e : Okiitlmomiiui . . . . . . . . . 10 \'iscimuitimm , , , . , . . . . _ .i1ut11axLIcriit0mY. . . . . ill Imimiesuta . . . . . . . . 8I : Utaui . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2' ' ) North ltktitn : . . . _ . , _ 12 , . _ Time statc'O having time largest imumumber of clubs in time general fetleratlomi nrc Cob- ratio , 4usaachuusctts , 01mb , IllinoIs , Iowa amid Ncw'ork. . amid these states have also time largest number of climbs in state fedema- tions. The great increase of mmieimubcrsliiP fmom 1896 to IS'JS caine largely from tIme southern and far vestern stmites , which have carried Oii ifl extensivi ) jmropagnuida . for Climb extension. The first biennial of 1Sl2 ns orgammiza- tion , ( lie secomid of 1894 by the niovemmmemut toward state federatiomm. the third of l8'JG b1 time co-ociinatiomi of eiUcatiOmual forces , amid time fourth of 1S'JS marks lmat I foresee will be a dlstlmmct advaimee in time limme of federation eumdcavor , the co-ordiuiatimmg of time forces of soctal life nail time effort to hrimig into it lill- the things which go to make up veIl hieing and harmnomiy-in a woril , to eniphuasize tile \imlitl' ' of life. Time niotivu of the federmitiolm is of necessity - sity the religious motive , not as allied to any church or' any' crced.or jimmy nation , limit uruderlyimmg tli.emn all. It is omme forum of tile' inoderut exmression for time ideal life , And this. llfp s , in our Wo.ot1-ve must perforce - ' force loam ! it.'e mu'iiis miot speak its truths in time tcmpli's ( hint is a forum of religion - ligion to which 01111' tIme elect are called. but we tittist live nmm implIed Cimrisinmmity ( , must live it iii tIme marts of ( ratIo , in time imonie , In tIme school , iii the orId. Followimmg. this , sp , , tii mumcw , omeers were presented , ainiil great cmmthmimsiasmn ; resolutions eonmmendatory to Mrs. hleuirotimm were offereth by time conin4ee on resoiti- tions ; there % 'erc goodbyes imuntimuierabhe , antI the greatest comivemutiomi of women ever mclii had.couw (0 D.c. cmitl ) iis. lieirotli ( , eM (0 ( I'ttrls. Preceding time biemmmuia1 ntiilress of Mrs. hlemmrotiim the assembly moved to make her the emissary of the General Federatinum of Woniamis clubs at ( lie Puns exposition iii 1900. 1900.Mrs. Mrs. lienrotin moved that the Ummited States governmient be requested to namno a % .ouumnui on the paris exposition comnummlselon , and timat time wonman be Mrs. Potter l'alrumer of Chicago , and both motiomus were carried rnuamuiuiioiisiy , Time cimairimman of time committee on reso- lutiomia , Mrs. Mumnford of Philadelplmia , rend itummumerable resolutions , which will be semmt out inirneiiatc'ly 1mm the name of time fedora- tioum. One is to l'resltlemit McKInley expressing - pressing commfltlemmce In hmimmm , his ailvisors anti Imis brave mmmcmi on land anti sea ; ammotimer is a petition to congress asking it. to stublish ' a national health bureau for ( lie dissenmimia- ( ion of tIme laws of health. Othuer matters touched upon immclmmdeul more just legal rights front mother to chill' , tIme preserva. tion of forests , time need of sork along "etitm- catioiial lines , aim' time nilvaumeemmiemit of wimmitever iertaips to , betlef nduatrial con- tiitloims for wonien amid clmiltlren. Thirougim these various resolmmtiomis it Is imoped to mimako practical some pt timq lutes of en- leaver vreaented timroughmout. time commvemi- tlomi , lit time minnie at ( liii Cltzens' flimsiness league of Milwaukee erie of the Wisconsimi delegates liresemitetl an lnvflimtiomi to time federation to hold its mmext hienmuiai commven- ( ion iii ( hat city. Time matter umili be re- ferrctl to time board. WOOLLY WEST GETS PRIZES ; 'imie IIomoru , A ir.le'tI by t is.- mti , ' Lii't S ( ' litmol A ri' A ii 'l'iiht'ii I , . % ' ( 'Nern Htiidit , . NE\S IIAVEN , Comma. , June 27.-Time exercises - ercises of time seu'emmty-foimrthm mimunivemmiary of time Jaw dopartimuont of Yale university were held this afternoomm. Time address to time graduating class was tlelivered by Charles Andrews , LI. . . I ) . , ex-cimief Justice of time New York court of lihmhmenIS. hut thuenue was ' "Flie Immfiuemmca ofinierica oum JmirialrU- ) thence" anti imis treatment of It Was largely historical. Time Townsend oratorical contestants were : Joseph 0. Moore , 11. A. , of New haven ; Snimiucl Peterson , l'im. P. , Los Aimgelt's ; Gilbert - bert b. hictiges , 13 , A. , Oregon City , Ore. ; all of wimom spoke Upon time "Debt of Vir- ghmla to Jelfersoim , " ammd Edward William lheatle ( , 1i , A. , helena , Mont. , whose sub- . . . . _ _ . - .s.Ta- - - ' WakiftIness HorsforcFsAuid Phosphate token before retiring quiets the norvoe mind causea refreshlnts sleep. l'ieau&ot 1.0 Lii. t&it. - . Shue Substitiutti , - - _ . _ Jm _ _ - - - - the Pdcific Ocean Thcre will ncvcr be a tlinc when you can a S 5CC it foP so little cxpflsc. M&c & - If You Viit to Make u Home Oii Its BeotifiH Shores --i- ; : ; - There will never be a tinic whcn you can buy so niuch of it for so littic tiioty as right now : . _ _ . -i ' : . EXCURSION GOES , OMAHA TO PORTLAND - LAND , PRACTICALLY FREE , C ? TFT1A'SJ' TTTTT I ck6t . Sii 4 ' k STAQNS FRUIT LAND CiL , * 4k 1323 IdrllaIll St. . , Omaha. 275 STARK ST. , POI1IIANL ) , OR [ . _ _ _ _ . SAY ! I ) x&4 < 1)o kiiow ' ' ' you aiiytliing about : ' clolli ? \ . : \ . . . . ' J\1.C you it j ulge ( of q un 1 1 1 y ? ' . ' . i. ' ' "u Do 'oii kitow w'liat fabi'ics ai'e : . . , , , , . I . vw \vo1iI by the ( ll'eSSy 111011 01 IIIS1I- ' . ' ' . iOhlablt. . ) centers ? Our Salth4lflehi fll'O hhlStl'Ile'tel to . ° - .rtL % post you 011 these luihlIOrS. ; 'l'Iiey rJ vi11 be 1)I'flCI to iIlSti'llCt , you - / l'egai'dilhg the 1at3t fabi'ics-to , aClllflilut yon ol : the little Clialiges . ' " 'X'm tiUlt take place Ji'oiuu seasOll to CflSOhl. : 'i'llCy will SUggtL wlinL ( h3SigllS viI1 best becolne you- \vliat co1oi' u'e most siiittble ; foi' you , etc. , iii fact thou' as SU1tllCC vi11 ] 1llke buving-easy , Force of habit aIld long experience in the tailoring buti- lleSs-asu11'es to YOU 1)(1'fCCt ( littiiig and voI1 inuEe gal'lfleIuli be the irice ; 15 01' 5O. , . , 1 AU. GAI1MNTS MAIW IN OMAhA-BY OMAHA TAILORS. TROUSE1S , 4 to $12. SUITS , 15 to 209 and 211 S. 15th St. - - - Karbacli Block I : I ) UCA 'I' I U N A L. r WiiihiIi ; I bkjtJ . , : . ( overuumncnt simporrislon. New hmuililinmr , beIng erected. ttmmdc'imts rejccieil last Lq.A1:1.h : year torwant ofroomum. MAIOR SANfiFOIID SELLERS. ? , I.A. . Su 1. . LEXINGTON. MO. ject was "Time True Naval Policy of the Umulted States. " Time prize of $ J00 uuas uwariied to Gilbert L. llmlgcs. Ammnouace'mncnts vir : ' Hdzp'mP't ( , $5) ) ) f jimmulor receiving imlgimest immark at grailur- tlomm , Artimur LImitomm Corbin , B. A. , Lavrence , gun. 'ayiand debaimig ( prize : , .Fiis ( , 4oimi , , it , Simepparil , B , A. , Pittiuiiimrg , Tt'x. ; second prize , Ciunries Stimdimiski , Ii. A . , Pumehmlo , Cob , lCcnt climb thiplomnns for exceleumce ( in tl. bate : Etiwaril W. Ileattie , helena , 2doiit , ; John F' . Iomuglass , Grafton , N. B. ; Giihmert L. hedges , Oregon City , Ore , TIme degree of mumaster of laws was awarded to Artimur A.Vihiler , L. L. B. , hionnlulmm , hlatvaii , and time tlcgrce of L. L. B. to S. 11. l'etersomm , Vim. I ) . , of Los Angles. TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST I'roliiiliI It le A re I hut It IVI I i lie I"gml r Si ii it % % ii rio ' I I ii Ne I , rzmsiii ivi t I , VitriaIIt''iiis , WASIIINGTON , Jimmie 27-Forecast for Ttmesdny : . . . ' - , For Nebraska , South lakota auth lcnmismS- : Fair ; warmer ; southerly wimuds. For Miasotiri-Fumir ; warumuer ; southerly vi ntis , For 'iVyomnimig , Colorado mmii Montana- ' Fair ; southerly winds , For Iowa-Fair ; warumer romutimerly wituthit. I , , ) , ' ii I I I et im rd OFFIC'fl OF 'l'i IFi 'iiA'1'IiFit hlUltlAU , ( )2.l1'iiiA . , Joint 27.-Oimimiimii rectiril of ( cia. imeruu t 0 CO ii miii rum I n ( ii I I corn pa roth % % ' I t ii t lie corremmimoimtl I mig ( I it ' of tim e I a st t humett years ; lS9S 1S97 m9 ; 19 Mimximuiri tcinhointtire ) : 77 Si Si ; 75 2mllnhiiutmmum temmiperit tumro . . , 55 64 171 tS , As'ermmge temle'rature . . . 06 72 71 0t , . Itztinttii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i .27 Itt cord o f tvmn iira to rim a nil . vrti . . m ii . . t a t bmmm itt Omnmmha for this duty mind titmice 1litrchm I , 11:98 : : Nmirmrmal for ( Ito dimy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 I I oil I etiC9' ( or t Ii e ii mm y..S A m I is. ii 1mm I cii t' x cess iii . mao hum . rehi 1..i.G . Normal rainfall for tile . . . . . . . , Ieflcieiuc'y for time day. . . . . . . . . . . . . 'I'J iiichi . . . . . . . . mmcli es 'rot a I rim I mm tim II si non 2i1 it rehi . Ieilcioiiy imimicti ? fimrcii I . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 . immlm lcticieney orrem"S peritid 11:97. . 4.33 imichmeit llxcesit (0rrrs.g . tieritiul 1896. . . . . 2.91 incimes ' , . , frpmm Suit limits mit S ii. ii. . , Soveimty.lltlm ileritiliim ( line. . , . - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - : cii . _ .np , , . a - . - C ) STATIONS ANT ) STATE 9F' . ' ' ' : M'EA'l'lliiR. p . man : :2 r-iI. tm 0 aj : p _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . Oiflflhift.ClPar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 77 ° ° North i'iittte , clear . . . . . . . . ; , , . . . 78 50 .0' huh Imtke , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90 .111 .0' ( 'ime9'emmiutclear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 . 51 .110 itiiiiitl Cit , ' , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ti ; 1b .110 I huron , 0101(1' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . 74 76 .01) ( 'lileuigo , e'iemtr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OS 78 .00 'ilhlston , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76 76 .0' ) lit. l.oiiiit , Part elummily . . . . , . , . . . . . tO 81 ' 1' 1 11 l'ittul , cioumily . . . . .e. . , , . . . . . 64 GO .01 Jmvelmlort ; , Iutrt cloud ) ' . . . . . . . . . . f,81 71 .01) ) hleleiimm , elur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 . 5 .01 I'mtiisuim3 ( 'ily , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .78 hO .01) I inyre , hurt cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 .tt ) ihismnarek , elt'mmr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 74 .00 Ummivestoim , cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S4 b8 'I' - 'I' Indicates trumctt i , ireeliiltmmtlori Ii , AVELSII , Local Forecast Official. - - ' - BrowneD DII Oim.'ius Sept. i 9th , 1898 , lIrdii1g : amid J.ty S mi Imool lot' Girls Ummtlcr tue direction of itt. 11ev , George Vm'ortlmiimgmomm , .s. 'r. B. , LL. D. l'rlimuary , Prelmnrat ory mmmd mimi courses. Corim- potent corps of teachers. Motierim moth- oils ammd every advrtmmtrtga olfereml , I3trlct ntttiitiomm : iaiitl to time imioral , mental arid lilmsIciil well being of tIme mmtmmtlemitmm , DIplomas - mas eoimft'rreti. i'repamcs iot miii colleges open . to v'ornen. Special courses iii lligim tm. himighittim , Sc'ii'mit's , AmmU'mmt mmliii Zilottern Lammgiiuges. . 1'liisic amid Art 'I'e-rmmmmm immod. ( 'l.tt t' . I liii I il I mug re m t I , mm imil i a ox cell eimt order , Sn mmitmtry iilumnbiimg. Satisfactory stemmin heating , 1'mreiits tiluti gmmmtrlirmims dt'siriiig to enter ii uhti I it vi I i iii ea ito semi , ] ( or cuitalogimo or lli'mly mersiimuiil iy to Mi s. L. R. Uptoii , Priii. Ihmos'ieli hull. Omimitha , Neb HARVARD UfflVEflSITYW 1iNMiN.t'i'I ( ) I'UIt AiMISSION % . v I Ii he mel d iii Ormi mm liii , i mm t lie rooms of t lie .Y. Id. ( ' . A , Jimmie' 25 to .1 mmly 2 , Inclusive , Cit mitl iimt I ( 'it offt ri rig A d vim mmeeil ( ] eimmum mm , Atlvummmcetl ( 'imemnimmtry , Aiivamicc'd I'iiymicmm , AmlvammcI Algelrmm , A imalytie ( Icornotry , ho- git ri t ii iii t4 ii nil 'i'rigo numnet ry or Sol Id ( I eurim - t'try schil iisutt'mmiblo at 8 mm. in. , Jimmie 28 , Other citrmtildmmtct4 at. S a. mu. ' Jimmie 30. 5111(1 (1 ( I'S It lO'i'IN ( I N ( ; A l.lCi.t. I''imsgi ii Is P1 ii hale r Stores ii iii .i r , ' i'rs..l h 'I'roiijis. VI fiNNA , June 27-Dl3patchu's received imere froni Galicla say time hieasummmts piiiiigeil Jtltea miamI Sanmlea for several huourum cmi t Sm'tmmrmlay cvemmiiiu. Time hmoimBes anti stores in I time qiittrO were plunilered antI timen tie- stroytd : , their coiiteimts being remnoveti. . Atm- I other orgruiuizt'mI attack wa itiso rmmailo upon m Neumo Sumnilec' , six miles ( rormm AIL-Sandec , but the cavalry diShmerstil the hiensunts after a huand-to-iianml tight anti suhseqtmemmtly time infaumtry surriiltiiltId time' town. Time imensammts , homiuvt'r , mtickemi : amammy ( if lime Jewish houses 1mm time suburban district antI set lIre to several lnmiltilmmgs. 'I'roopmm lmavc la'em diii- patchmeil to i'zemnyi , fifty-otme mnile'3 e5t of Limmmlmerg , where , lhsturhmaneemm mire threat- eumeil , h'remyi humi over 15,000 immlmubitnts. , ' , , , . Jli''Iism"t illli ii ilium I-Iu1i , WASI1INO'I'ON , Jimmie 27.-At 11 o'eloeI thus mnoruulimg the senate convened anti a I few rnlimutes afterward aiiolmtt'd thmo resolu- I tion of Mr. lavies provltiimig that. hereafter , I until further action sumall be taken , time senate convent ) tinily mit 11 mm. imi. Consitle'ratioui of time hawaiian ammmiexatioa resolutions wait resumuued auimi mlurlng tIme esslomis Mr. Clay ilttmo. , mm. , . ' .lr. Itouchi ( dciii , , N. I ) . ) , ammtl Mr. Ocifery ( dciii. , l.a. ) , atltlressed the senate in opposition. Mr. I Caffery hind not concluded his speech wbei the setmato atlourneiI , I , , -