THF ( WrAIIV DAILY BEE : SATTTRDAT. PEBRCART 2 > . ISO * ? .
OHGE OHE ONLY , SATURDAY , LAST Saturday's the Big Day f the
ALL THE MS2P3 CLOTHING I2T OTTS EJITISS STOCS
BTT2JCHED IN TWO < 2 LOTS Shoe Sale
will buy today any man's
Thai has made all the talk around town.
03 trimmed i n
Wl S3
and the whole world know these shties they are the kind
rM all
- sea You
you've always been payins from 3U to $ t > a pair for the ? hues
f at $ :2 : iv and * V "
forrn that "only the best dealers handle but neither yon nor aay one 4se
thorn the to wsll Sham at.
ware ever able to buy at pncus we are oinff
xn our entire -tuck "without " rreerr , , r Litnif that sold Our shoe department is all changed around it' ? almost a ? big
a aln now you'll see hundreds of cases of these shoes row
for § 18 , S20 $22 or S25 Boys' Lon Pant Suits. a-res after row up and down the length of the store each case with a
' jiunplt ! mur of shncs in top uf It with .1 bur o.ird Usllinir our bnnruin onoe m plain tl Ji'ja
inel'ading all the men's eoci-imere suit.- , finest worsted a weii as showmir the reirilar once of it.
Kid at So.0 -
sted suits , silk and satin lined suit ? , fancy There never was a shoe safe where buying was made so easy
Scotch suits , satin lined clay worsted -uits and call Saturda i . i or shoes so uniformly good and reliable and up-to-date.
Prince Albert suits , aa well a the finest orer
coats and ulsters that sold for up to § 23 ,
any of them at$0.90. jT All
$ S 50 , $10
$4.90will buy today any
man's and $12.00
iUlT boys' 'i ' lS 3
iUlTBGOftT suits incas- '
pant - pisses' Shoes
BGOftT
' and child's ahiwi. wh ch vvora
smeres > cheviots mudii by the celebrated flrm of Maitmtiy Bros. 1
HI oTen M of Riichoater and were said to us at J5 per cent
Of ULSTER Xand finest worsteds iuss than thuy were made for on account of
, I ullea anu cloth ,
yin . . top nnw
j purtv fur whom they were miide .joinif bankrupt.
U in our entire jr all sizes and styles , , aht $1,00 , Sl.25 , SI.5Q and 32,00 -vorth tyle. ton-inch C.M. gn a Blcylo * Boota , SL39
stock that & Saturday's I&JJ IIH < * choice T'li tlnu dlffarcnt K.S Button itylea and of Inilli'a' Lace 31.59
0 Bny your back in .
Your money a Shoes , so it. . . . .
sold for of all the
second if dealer itvlM of "a-
any Flfy d Tor"nt . -
James Means dle pliut ; mil fani-i. ' vi > ati ' " ( p Fl 2 *
*
on earth will duplicate top new atrl ac Shin i a. \ J t *
" ' renill for K.zr ) uid j
' 'o 1143
Extra special Saturday , $2.50 3/en's S3 Slioes these bargains. ? o a. :
an < J If. C Dizer'a different styles of ladles'
all wool ' suits 9Sc. 's S-4 S&oes nnest hund turn and vrr\r. \
boy's . -
including all cheviot suits , , - ? , Rooh-st-r mnde , button and
All and - > tyl s blaclc and tan. Boy's lace Shoes. In blucit and fan
tweed suits , finest : home Boys' all wool knee pant ; suits in sizes plain and fancy silk vf-sung
spun suits , haii lined casJ - - 50 W . j--e you choice Slices tap at * . madu . to ratal ! Cor J3.
' from 3 to S years , in pure woolen f ai 'no 50
simere suits , as well as f T'&l * From the Xewhail shoe Boys' § 1.50
and for Sat
cloth
'
all the men's overw P"11 3Utt3- strongest sewing Shoes.
, & fruta J l ° i'i ' from the Sidwell-DeWindt purchase all the little Bicycle
COatS' and Ulsters & years perlecuy urday's final sale onlv at ; purchase , including men's , ronn ' sUuc * . m sprintr Qi'eta. 0 pulr womun 3
° trim" l2t"i * u to 13 . , taut sold * i , vnrtij up
that sold up to Jff m dde S $5. 00 patent leather shoes. up to $1.73 , .10 at Shui-s to JJK and . rfo Slippers on sfaie In bnue-
§ 15.00 , any of * -J'30 : men's § 5.00 tan shoes. tn-mt at
these at men a 25.00 vici tad shoe * , men'3 Jj.OO bos calf Ail the Infants' Shoes
sh'-es. men' ? 3'i.OO luuthui * lined caif shoes. Youth.9s Shoes-
& basement
' in
men" < s Jti.ni ) uaTher lined TICI icul shoes , men's
on v heels
to 2 with
. bos. culf shoes , tana and
3h. 10 ueather uned in ,39
Ji < lOgo '
that sold far up to , Chlldren'-J Shoes-
' biacH
Any child's vestee suit , Yjur choice of a.l these CrQ f\\ \ go at sizes 5 to 3
sold before at fa amg ag A II the boys' and young men's shoes in basement
and ifi ®
35 jf
your \ aj J " '
pick Saturday i jg ! | e For IV/en's Shoes ' si2e 1to QT. in biauit and tan , thus sold Men's Slippers
98c worth two dollars. tor p toaa.30 S(5Q | ? S1 > 75j S2f s2,5Qpair in basement
Hooiiier ot easii Foreliass aod Sals of Men's ' Hals
IY that usually sell for $1.25 attd $1.50 , go in
this greatest of all modern Hat Sales at
, Your choicti at the bul-
"
25 dozsii men'- soft uiict ; at our
felt anil f tiara. HATS , Winter Caps
hat sold foe SI.5O , that < olii for SOcand 75c
o'at 75c each. far 2lc eucil.
ACOCITTAL FOR SHARP
lury Saraina a Yeniiot in die South Omaha
tinff Case.
EVIDENCE FAILS TU SUSTAIN THE CHARGE
Conrt FliulM tliut Acc-uneil Wii * Jnntl-
lled In Apiilylna : tiltRenieily tu
CuIIlnH.
a.
Tha Jury In thu criminal court has ac-
quiuud Frank Sharp , a grading contractor ,
at thu shooting of John W. Collins at'
South Omaha lost month. Thu evidence of
Collins hlrnsolt showed Unit bu had no busi
ness in Sharp's barn at thu dme. Sharp
shot through , the barn , door , supposing a
burglar waa in tnu place , tt was midnight
and ho had suffered the lose of several
'
things , stolen from thu barn. Collins was in
Sharp's employ. To Policeman Thomas |
Montaguu and others Sharp salJ aB 3not i
beoouitt ! he wna afraid if ho did sot thu i
suppc. * ! bursltir would shoot him. ' I
On thiH evidence R , B. Moutgoraury of
South Omaha , who naa defendlas Sharp ,
asked the court to InMract thu jury to ac
quit. AMlatant County Aeornuy Thomas
resisted thu motion , basing an argument
against it on tie aatagory of crimus to
,
prevent tfae eomsntwon of 'fthlch a man
waa JusHtiud ta killtai ; under thu oomtaun
law. Thueu are such artjnis aa murder ,
arson , criminal asuaulc and burglary i
erinuta which imply tilu usu gf torae aa
viulent feluniea. Mr Thomas did not think
1
thu entering Into a barn , by stealth at night
ntth Infant ta steal oomu within this cate
gory Judge BtUer held that under the
airaummancea Sharp was jjustiflud in shuot-
Ing , if he supposed thu man inaUlu Ui bora
Ui ba a burglar- The aourt eonaldured a
bunstar oo dongroua a ohumetar to be
teillul wkh. Thu charge againat Sharp was
shooting with intent to kill.
Calllns hua Icac hia right arm aa tha re
sult at th shooUng. Ho st-ems to b ou
UTma of frieudahip with * arp , for wham
hu haa aiH i working ter some time.
Suit til lU'fiircr un UIiliitea. .
Suit to y eo r JUT38.1u- srveral notea
waa brwight m tha Jl rUit oourt reauffday
by tfau Btutrd at Foreign Mlxaiaoa af the
PrtutayiwnaB church of the United States
against * < - Drilavua Improvemtmi aarnpany
and Hwary T. Clarite. The aotion. a. waa
exploinud br Woman Swiulur ariaea out at
hu tale ut by the church 10 Clarke , W X
Maxwell and others of the Beilevue Im-
prevemunt aompany at about a tnousand lota
and aome anreagu smuerty a few years ago.
T htt nm a went gi a aa part af the pur-
bsji giioeu Tany hcvo bwen eBdursed by
and Muxwil in lorioua Wanaacuons
g them from parry to parey.
Mimic Mutters ta Cuart.
JUdga Fawcett baa granted a diwaroe to
Ceejdta" < yB ( uB from Arohlbalil O'Drum be-
auae * t oruelry ami aaa-upuai * . Sim la a
tfatwtrbaU dancer
The t a aeijro boys. 'harlps Brow i and
Waiter WaUU were nmv < tud .f l N att.ni
mu Wnatjjuba unit , Uup Thc1 .r ? a
rcusiva snort seu'en ea a JB rufarm school
and their scntencm tnny be suspended < m-
Ungont on good behavtor
A dl-orra suit haa been commenced by
Carrip against Jiiseph Buegger , to whom she
was married at Coiinwl Blurts in Jaaua.T , '
180S. tha ground for the suit being .leacr-
tlun.
tlun.Judge
Judge Keysor haa been holding court in
Hurt county Judge Fawcett goes ro Wash
ington county , and Judge Scott to Surpy
county Monday to clear off the dockets
there. Judge Baker spends today at Lincoln.
Mrt Mnrv C Dnnise. widow of thu late
Dr. Jacob Conover Demse. has Slud a peti
tion to have her son. Lanmore C DenlEc ,
appointed administrator of thu estate. Dr.
Denise died January 20 without leaving ; any
will.
Antunioliilt * Mutiir.
CHICAGO. Fab. 24. The anst automobile
ambulance ver constructed nas presented
tniluy to the Mhmuel Eeesa hospital of tiiia
city It waa built in Chicago and ta thu
gift of nvo prominent buameea men of thia I
city , who refuse to allow their names to j
b use-I In onn tlon with the pr enu.tioc. i
The ambulanoa weighs LbOu pounds -icd its j
sp ? ed approximates sixteen miles an hour I
TSu body of the vehldu la j t on a separate !
stt of aprcgs , which reducts thu Jar and |
Jolting of the occupant to u minimum.
ilii Oruntte Criiu-
SAX FILV-VCISCO , Fab. 24. Eduui T
Earl , who .a ahuroughiy familiar with the [
California fruit wude. ayn "The y'.tdd of |
oncgra in thu southern part of the atot *
this Mason is about 3.000 DOO boxes. Of this |
number about four-Bftba ire being friaac to
the < t m ejtlM. The financial raturns tu
this orange jrowers of the crop will be be
tween t3uOu.iHHJ and J4.iHiu.iWti. Florida is
prautluUly out of thu race as a competitor
at California in tfcu production uf arnagta. "
Happy Is thu man oraraan nbo can eat 3.
good , hearty nital wuhuiit ufferng aftor-
ward. If you cannot do X take ICoiM Dys-
pepsta Curw. It dlgesia what you eat. and '
cures all farms af Dyspepsia and Indigestion. !
thort Hits of IvunniiM ff Ti.
An tola man sold a IdO-acre farm for
Many hivea of Kansas beus ware killed
by thu said weather.
I Kllsnorth mills ars exporting dour to
several European counirian.
i Kanbos demoumts will give a banquet at
i Topeka , March 3 - Bryan will aUdniL
Over 1.40 iMtt husbelH of wheat ware
shipped out it Ellis during thu y ar 1 W.
Thu Schlllx Brewing aompsny af Milwiu-
keu IH drecung a ; : ,5M oolil stamga plant
at Coileyville.
, pnana people , wtan have plesty af manur.
havi aiTentt. ! to donate { U.DMI towaitl a
fond fur tin * r ctton of a aev hauti thnniu
Top Ua ia atmid W. Y Murgan , Mate
printer , will remove die plant to Euiehln-
aon. Tbe plant jives employment to fifty
men.
4 HalMead man , whu was tarred , taatti-
enxl and ohased uut at tkat town about a
year ago. haa writuto a letter to the cttlaeea ,
BnumiMOg tu bu good itttmy will alloiv him.
to retarn.
The surplus lands of thu Pouanaiatniu
aad Kinkapoti Indian mwrvarioua in Jud
aea and Bnann aaunUua. authorued to b
sold at aiK liwa than W Her acre tty Ute bill
* bieh [ WHStxl tin < efiat lust week , emtu&ue
Mmenhera near Ifl.WMI aorwa. It u safe ta
* ay that every aors win bnnu mr more
thun the authorlxud pnca.
On January 1. iae , KOBMU had SSLOOfl
horses , with an avemtti voluu 01 IBLSa
$ C M multa. with aa a ra a value of
$34 M 415 * milL-h uow . H ith an av rs a
vaiu if I3uA J yn x othw xitUe. wij
an aIKI line if J.t * ' J" < - M O ahtwp
w'.ti AT arisa "ilie it K ' . " aal io i HHJ
hciff ? * a an a "i 3 "a ia > Jt 40
BACK FR01I KANSAS CITY
Omaiia Offiaalfl Eelp Dedicate an Aaditorum
and Henna Alive.
ALL REPORT HAVING HAD A GREAT TIME
HIT tn - City on tliu Kaw anil
TUeriTher OTrnt-.l
rythliisc that Wn
in
Tha party of officials who -vera tha guests
of Kansas City on Washington's birthday
returned homu this morning in a special |
sleeper aver thu Missouri Paciflc. The party
vna two short of thu original aumtwr that
luft. Councilman Lobeck left thu party at j
Attihiban , Kan. , and will ba back tomorrow. I
Councilman Bunneatar and his brother left. '
Kansas City for a aouthern trip that Is to be
t
at a oouplu of weeks' duration , and will in- |
elude Galveatan. N w Orleans. Port Arthur [
and other southern cities. I
Thu crowd was a little Jadwd and wilted >
aa a consequence of the round of amu&aj j
ment to which tha mwnbfrs had b wn sub- i
'
jiKt * d by their ICansus City hoKB , but other-
wt&u nere in goiHl fatUa. Every memb r of i
thu party fait dulighted with the "good' '
time' "ahuwn" them by 'S- Mia ourinna [
and are < i wnnlntMl ta r ciprocatu this year >
during the expo lUon. although thu Kansas
City oifioiulH insisted that they ware but
squaring accounts for thu tmtxruunmunt that j
was iven them an thu occasion of their
two visiu to this city while tnu vxpoaition j
wes an law year Official recognition of the '
mugnincant recaption thuy were givan will
bu madu at next Monday's council meeting. I
"Kansas City ia a wonderful city and her' '
people ar Mill mart rondurful. ' duclamd
Prasident Blnghani of the city council. "They
have apparently a coinage of thuir awn. for
our manay nas absolutely worthlese during
thu entiraty of our stay. A 3iagninc int ban
quet , a thuatar party , a long carriage Jrive
* * re a fe r of the faatur4 of an antartain-
munt that left nothing * ! * to b daeired.
Our every poeoiblu wiah waa anticipaied and
w actually b cama afraid of in any way
Intimadag that w wanted thu or that , for
w would have been prvfetiniad with it if It
was ofetainahla.
Sun' ami Werw PleiiM.'il.
"Ivansaa City haa * ommhuag ta be proud
at In lu aplundltl audtumum , tfc dudication
ut which * hod been invitad in atnuaii. ThU
ia really a ma uiiiofciit buriding anil a awn-
umtwt to th praHt Miv BH i of ilut city's
p 4)la. The machwl ut which tfeu ti .KM
it east waa raiiMd will be of mtaptaK a vuttv
af the 3 < rp that are b 4ag takan in this
utly to * NMt an auditorium. H ry cant at
tha amount waa dooatad , the aubwripuuns
rangtog from 3 > ouais u > thouitaada oi dol-
lora. It Ui. thuraiiMra a building IA which
< vnury eittettn af ICanjsts City taktu a pride ,
for thuy all Irak upon it oa t&air Individual
This &MiUij waa mnnrtMr in the
at the dedicatory sati8ui. Al
a bltzjBni waa caging IB the even
ing , tuily M.tHU itUtsded tile aaBCtJt ami
ball at tfcat time uad 12.4W mane w re
ax 'he afternoon xt r at * '
Since ae "efan af the ar Ma'or
Mwre * lia exir s e'l 3 a * fff ' * _ -5a
it UH i ji 4.-- 2 i J.ilZ , m pn.ia Utl
mp as abfcence was a aiaappomtment to
the Kansas City people , who * -ere parucu-
arlv .ieairous of unterrainmg him on account - j
count of tne pun he took in receiving their |
paryus last summer
'Wo wanted very much to Hi Mayor
Moores , ' said Mayor Jon -3 of Kansas City
'I did not accompany wither of the official
parties Cram this city that attended : fae es- |
poainon , but the reports that members of i
thu&u partita madu regarding him made j
many people tn this city desirous of getilng |
a chance at him. Omaha's mayor , as much i
as anything else , advertised the exposition
in Kansas City and attracted Kansas Cltj-
ans to the show. "
On arriving in Kansas City tic rnombpn
of thu party were met at the depot and
taken in carriages ta the Midland hotel ,
whom they were assigned to rooms for
which they wera not allowed to pay. Aitar '
breakfast they were taken for a carriage
drive drough thu business and reaidencn
portions of thu city , returning to thu hotel i
at 1.3(1 ( p. m. Shortly after thu splendid
banquet was served. There were soma
eighty plates laid. Mayor Jones of Kan
sas City .vaa thu toastmaster and called
upon Pre&idont Blngsom of chu city council , '
President Pinfold of thu Board of Sduca- i
tion and Tax Commissioner gackott for reI I
murks. Thu affair did not clnau until 5.30
o'clock. In thu evening tha party attended
toe dedication exercises at thu convention |
hall. I
On Thunday morning the visitors wars !
taken to dm eity hall and called upon thu
eity officials thure. In thu afternoon thuy
were iven a tiioater pany. They ware
afterward informally entertained at the
howl until tram tiaiu 3 o'clock In thu eveni i
ing.
On solu throughout thu civilized world.
Dunt'3 Toothache Gum. Price , 12 centa.
IlinHiiuri anil MlnNiinritinM.
The city af Columbia was inoorparated
forty yean ago.
Southern Missouri fruit growers sar the
strawberry crop this year will be unusually
large.
Tha National Hereford BnMuors' aaeoflia-
i tlon 'will convene at Pluttaburg- some timu
in October.
Thu patriotic piMjplu of St. Jotwuh have
numud a prominent street in Osat town
"Dewey boulavani. "
The aevv Prwhbyterian obureh at Mtuiioo
! waa dedicated SundayIt IB a maa iftwnt
ediautt and waa enwuid at a coat at Hd.oatl.
Tha alttutric aura bt > fn en Carthage and
Juplin make the trip in fifty-dve mlnutaH.
[ Taism are thu sn-tftew eleetric cam in the
state.
(
Several niirthsni Mtasouri towns will or-
faBita a ( air and race oiixuit thin prinv.
A. C. Dingey of Mobeeiy mil be president
of the awKwlntiou aad tfau town ut tw In
cluded in thu ( dreuit will ba announced In
tin near future.
The hand of the Fourth Miatauri im&-
mdot , waioh has keun muatttrod aut at the
service , will giwe a seritts at coucwrta
throughuut the state 'luring tke stuu tew
Atwlia. They will aopear at Ttwama. Ean-
aibal aad otfaur UIVVQU.
j .V Teeatoa minisutr. nho had a oontmot ui
marry a oalurwl couple , inviutd aevWal
truuida t < j hia suidy to g a the 'n. Thu
h pp couBte seemed ui be a trttte timid ,
aod die ciwrgyman. after the . : er uiouy uaa
ovwr. told tbe husoand he muat 'Aim the
i bnde. wttiob he trtKubiioitiy dtd. Thus tke
fcajvpr groom turned to the blushing bride
and from the lepths if hm grateful anart
said Vow honev it aa le goo < l man ao
amr-'ed asr us auar ' \.l SUP ' i
i * j ju s 'a. 'a.u-Tieat of jo parson J
WHAT IHEASSFORTHE WEST
Philippine Anneration Threatens Disaster
to All Eeet Snpr lateresta.
CONGRESSMAN GREEN IANALYZ3 THE PLA
Protect Entereil lir th - Menihcr from
tli Slxtli A nlUMt tlie PrupiiHuil
Poliuy at Cuatinait In
tile FIIP Eitst.
HOCSE OF REpnEsnNTv.Tiv KS ,
innton , Feb. 22. To thu Editor of Tiu Bee-
The quustlon of thu annexation of rtu
Philippine lalanila to thta country ia one of
so muoh importance , and the evtla rawins
out of such a course sa numerous , that. U
nould requlrtt volumes ta contain on elabo
ration of them. L i in - nut all constitu
tional questions , thu uu r unamuricaniHm
of uch a policy , thu trampling- under foot
of ail our traditional iduas of liberty and
taut sar/-rnmanta derive their Just , powers
from Uia wneenc of the governed , " in fact ,
aitaiuinu Uwav can and are illlnt ; to j
tiamplw unitwr foot avary holy pnncipla tor
vhich oar fathers illwl , and unter up < jn thu
BritlMll policy of Imperiallam. conquest and
opprewnion for juppo d commercial ? ain.
x aaould thun a k ourstjivan , Will it pay
commercially ta murder thu peoplu of tauiu
island ! in onler to Mteuru thuir country' *
That it would ; be a bud venture in a com
mercial sen ti la patent to all who have
ever taken die pains to invaiigatd. Thers
us no doubt but that thu Sujjar trust would
raap d TTOU proOt by thu acqiuaiUuu of
thus * ! lalanda , and It IH thu agents of that
aonaern anil thuir friaads who ara ursm ?
i annuxation , u ; ethar vvith thu corporationn ,
w a in it 3 srut opportunity to bnng
at ohaap labor into thla country
I ui uiktt thu plaa of Arnwrlcana.
But tha faature ta nhiuh I < uuh in this
' ta invtte JttautiDn is onu In Abiiih our
ptMipla am deuply Interested. It is
for Xttbraaka la baeomu onu
of thu gr M susir-producinu atawa In thu
j union , uniiar fair oonditiona , but 1C we
annex thu inland at Cuba , which inip rlal-
i ata aunt M da , and tha Philippine art.hl-
< ptdaigo. the beat Migar Industry in thu west
, in at an aeii. W * oannot jomqatB with UIH
! climota and chaap labor there. If any one
| ttoutou thin proportion , mail thu follovrlng
latter irriuen by the late Xalsun Dlngiey ,
aiwhor af tha Dlnuy : ! tanrf , and jwrtlcu-
I
, Imrly chut elatiM M the nd at thu letur is
follom "CnquaRtoaably any action -'hiLi
) will nesult in tha traa admlwion of tiuga :
) produced In Cuba and tha PhiUppintM wouli !
, prova ( tisaeuniu w sugar produuuon it
i the Unltwi state * . "
I WA3HEGTON. a C. July U , 1398 -
' HtfriMrt Myriuk. BKJ. . Bdiuw Ajnuriean A r .
attlt4Kt D r Sir la rwptjr to your mquin
I ha * * tu nay that ih d.not acioe of Hawai
will WH. in my Jud aunt. jtfeat th betf
ugar induMtry in. tbii country an Haw nat
Mi an * am odmlUMd fr w of duty iiadM
ta mraproeitT trwoty bufttra anBwisaoa li
tfev lUil4 m nt of iho e familiar wKh HawaiUi
Bat llnirfy Ul ba IB ]
7f Haauaa sugar pro
Ja. n * , _ > rnan ? in Cnqutt * onuo
i . i w'i a T ' i haw
a T = n nf - - - < i
5-1- i 3 a av
jy 4.1 4. . - ts w u. in s lilaaa ia tx
or produc' on tn 'ie Tailed Stares now
so succeasfully inausunrod Tours truly
NELSON DINGLET
Thn above letter Is a copy of thu original
lunar and I DPrsonnlly Unow it IB in thu
hand'vnunff of Mr Dlnuiuy. In fact 30 ona
doubts or questions its authenticity
Mr Dingley bellevml that the annexation
of these inlands would be ruinous to thu
sugar industry of the United Stares and all
know that the bet-r sugar Industry , being in
Its infancy , -vould first auilor
Do our Tettera people -vint to despoil
our nebtern farmers to aid thu corporations
in securing cheap labor'
Let us beware where -ve land In our rnad
rush for conquest. Respectfully.
w L. GRE ra.
Dr. Hull's Cough. Syrup ia the unfailing-
euro for a hacking couga. Price. Je. |
ELECT1UN TELLERS' REPORT1
Dun Jit ri of Lnicrlenn Revnlntiun
Auuie Tlifir OiiluiT- * fur En-
WA3EIXGTOIT Feb. 24. The congress of
the Daughters of thu Aaierican Revolution
today received the report of thu wllura
of thu election held latt night to fill national
oiflues , as follon-a : lira. Daniel Manning ,
Buffalo , X. -president snnural , Mrs. E.
"V. Howard , .Vii-xandno , Va. , rice pmideni
n chorso of onjaaizaUon. Mrs. W A.
moot , chaplain general , Mrs. A. Alters ,
ecorrfing secretary general , Mrs. 1C K.
lenry. corresponding- secretary general.
Irs. G. B. Darwin. Teosurer general. Miss
1. S. Hetzei , registrar general. Mrs. Mary
. Suyraour , historian gpnural. Mrs. R. S.
latcher. aacletant hlstonan general. Misia
. T. McBlair. librarian genural. Mra. Mury
S. Laeirnaml , editor of thu magazine.
Vlcu. praaldi'nta general were elected an
For tha two-year tann. Mian Mary
, Xaw Tork Mra. Grtarga M. Stern-
burs , District of Columbia. Mrs. William
Lindsay. Kentucky Mra. Charles Fiir-
banka , Indiana , ilrs. Gears a F Puller ,
Mra. Ester G. Ratirimno ,
Ohio , Mrs. N D Sperry Connecticut Mlaa
Ellen M. Colton. Califoraio.
For the onu-year tcnn lira. A. E. Bnr-
ber. District of Coiumftia , Mra. C A. Stak-
ley. District of Columbia Mn. William V
Frye , Maine , Miss Mary Templa. Tennes
see , Mrs. P C Cheney. New Hampshire ,
Mra. J C. Burrows , Michigan. Mrs. F A.
Nash , District of Columbia , Miss Anna
Wheeler , Alabama.
Tin Dniiil IHMIII * Ctinr.-
WASHINGTON" , Feb 24. Secretary Gaga
said today that then * was no truth what
ever in the published statement that an
other bond isauu was in contemplation. Ho
pointed out tSat there Is now aa availably
cash balance in the treasury of over J27I.-
000.000. and although- the expenditures an
now , and for some 'imu are expected to be ,
in excess of the receipts , the treasury situa
tion is not such as to warrant any appre
hension for the a ar future.
Union Litl * I un Government Printing.
WASHINGTON. Fab. it. Raprmscntativa
Grasvenur of Ohio haa Introduced a bill
directing that government publications shall
bear thu impnnt of thu International Typo
graphical union.
Dully TffUMnry Statumeot.
WASHINGTON , Feb. 2 } . Today's stata-
ment of thu condition of thu treasury shows :
Avallablu cash balance , { 271.l-t7.312 , gold rs-
aerv * , J227.6S7.350.
CATA3AQCA , Pa. , Fab. 24. The alstlatS
annual saswcai of the Pennsylvania confer
ence o ( thu Evangailuil aabociotlon began
hero yp BMay and will oontlnue about a
week. The venerable Bishop J J Kobur of
Chicago prtflldud at thu op nug and deil.--
er * < ! the annual address. Later in ( is day
Slanop Thomua Bowman of Chicago owuplrd
thu chair It waa annauntpj that dur'ng tha
year JG.OdO won nuwxl 'or homu mu sioca
and (9 301) for foreign missions.
A rviioluuon Aia 'inanimouidy adopted
protesting againut s aung Orljham Roberta
of Utah as cnugre&unicn.
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all other troubles emanating from excess
of Uric Acid in the system , can be abso-
2 lutely overcome by the use of
3a
the greatest remedial agent known in cases
of this kind. Paxiun , Gallagher & Co. , dlu-
ulbmera.
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