WILL SUBMIT A TEST CASE
Constitutionality of th Pure Food Law to
Qo to the Supreme Court.
BECAUSE HlBBARD WANTS HIS SALARY
Vo > liter niiirmiird Illit DlnKiiiit. but
Submit * Drcniinr lie Coiuilclem
It the Kent \Vny Out of
the nitrnmin.
lilXCOLN , Oct. 10. ( Special ) Spurred
on by the anxloty of Deputy Hlhbard of
the Pure Poods commission to get his salary , I
a meeting of a number of the state officers
was held tills afternoon In the onic s of
Audltoi Cornell Oovcrnor 1'oyntcr , Treas
urer Mcscrve , Attorney Oenernl Smyth nnd
the auditor were present. It wus decided
to submit a test case lo the aupremo court
and -await a decision of that Ulbunal before
Auditor Cornell attached his signature tea
a warrant for the amount of Mr. lllbbanl's
salary A voucher for $125 , the salary for
the first month's service of the deputy
commissioner , still lies In the desk of Mr.
Cornell , unapprovcd. When seen after the
meeting , Governor I'oynlcr said
"Yes , wo have agreed to submit a test
case to the supreme court. You may say
that I most emphatically denounce this
tiucfltlonlns of the constitutionality of any
law l > y nn executive ofllcer. 1 think they
nro exceeding the functions of their offices
when they do so. It should bo left to these
affected bj the law to question the con
stitutionality of the statute. The chief point
involved will bo whether or not the law
under which the Pure Peed commission con
tinues to act is constitutional or not. If
It Is declared unconstitutional , every board
In the state house will have to bo abel
ished. The attorney general will draw up
it lie ease and all the creamery concerns and
other organlrntlons In the state that maybe
bo Interested will bo notified of the situation
BO they may send representatives to look
after 'their Interests If they doom It proper.
As I snld before , T am not In favoi of
running to the supreme court every time It
Is possible for an executive officer to call a
law Into question I submitted to this
course today simply because I thought that
the quickest way to eettlo the contention.
As tlio situation exists today , salaries ore
Hod un and itlio effectiveness of the depart-
inent minimized by lack ot funds to meet
current expenses.
I'jllilan Grniiil LoilffC.
The grand lodge ot the Knights of Pythias
lor this state convened In Its thlrty-eccond
annual convention lii mornlng. The meet
ing was held In representative hall at the
capltol building. The forenoon session was
taken up with preliminary organization. The
committee on credentials reported and about
250 delegates were seated. At the meeting
this nrtcrnoon all the tlmo was devoted to
consideration ot proposed amendments to
the supreme constitution. The Ilathbono
Sisters , a ladles' auxiliary to the Knights
of Pythias , organized a grand temple this
afternoon. With Nebraska , they are now
represented by grand temples In eighteen
states. There Is considerable rivalry be
tween them and the Pythian Sisterhood. It
la thought that ultimately ono organization
will absorb the other. The difference be
tween the two Is that Knights may become
members of the Rathbono Sisters , but are
excluded from membership In the Pythian
Sisterhood. The degree staff of the Fre
mont temple ot the Rathbano Sisters exem
plified the work of the order to the Knights
this evening In Knights of Pythias hall. All
visiting members of the order were ro-
HiiPSted to bo present and all accented 'tho
Invitation.
The Western Mutual Llfo and Accident
apsoclatlon of Lincoln filed articles ot In
corporation -\\lth the secretary of state to
day. The Incorporators are Harry Porter ,
Wilbur F. Gray , G. W. 0. Farnam , James
H. Auld and Edward M. Coffin.
Certificates of nomination ot Charles E.
Smith of Strausvlllo and Albert Fitch of
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\ If you suffer from any weakness peculiar
to men ono of the disorders , the direct re
sult of youthful Indiscretion or exceise >
In later years the
very worst possible
thing you can do Is
Is to put drugs into
your stomach. The
medicines all doctors
USD for thti diseas
es morphine , daml-
a n a , cantbarldes ,
itrjrchnla , phosphor
ous , etc. are deadly
poisons they stimu
late or deaden they _
cannot cure. There
are a zreat many
more drug wrecks
than alcoholic
wrecks. I am telling
you the truth no on *
c u deny It. I offer
you the only natural
remedy for all weak
men and women
ELECTRICITY and
I absolutely guaran
tee a permanent euro
where the Electricity
In applied by tba
urcuteut of remedial <
agents
OR , BENNETT'S ' ELECTRIC BELT
You got Electricity by treating with tor
Halt In Its pureit form. There Is no possl-
bl chance /or It to Injure you. It does not
stimulate. It must strengthen. To get good
results from Electricity , you must have con
stant application several hours at a tlmo.
You cannct do this with the batteries used
In doctors' offices. It would keep you away
from your business. My Delt does not bother
you a bit and you can work , ride , Jump or
run wllh It on. 1 have known for many
yearn that Electricity was the greatest cura
tive agent that would ever be known. I do
not give drugs at all now. I could maka
more money If I did. It does not cost any
thing to wrlto a prescription. I devoted a
good portion of my life and money In per
fecting my Electric llelt. I do not promise
It to cure you I guarantee It. The prices of
tny Delti arc within the reach of all the af
flicted. You can rest assured my llelt will
not burn or blister you , as do all the other
kinds of Electric Helts. H has soft , silken ,
chamois-covered epongo electrodes that en
tirely do nway with the burning. They can
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other belt can bo renewed for any price.
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Manhood , Varlcocele and all Sexual Disor
ders ; rettoro shrunken or t'ndeveloped Or
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Constipation , Dyspepsia. Female Complaints ,
etc.
etc.Call at my office It you live In the city.
If out of town , wrlto me , sacredly"confl
deutlal and I will send you my symptom
"blankfi " , books and literature. My Electric
Suspensory for the various weaknesses ot
men KHKK to every male puchaier ot ono
' uiy Delta. Consultation and advice vrlUf
< v > st. Bold only by
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Central City ( or regents ot the university
by the prohibition party were filed at the
state house today. Certificate of the nomi
nation ot Judge Cunningham R. Scott ot
Douglas county by the free silver repub
lican convention was also filed.
EGGLETON MURDER TRIAL
Oncnr Yenrr Cnllril On to Anniver In
Court nt Tcknmnh for the
Crimp ,
TBKAMA1I , Neb. , Oct. 10. ( Special )
Oscar Yegcr was placed on trial today In
the district court upon the charge of murder
and the entire day has been consumed In j
securing a Jury Attorneys Argo of Sioux
City , Thomas of Oakland and Ashley of
Dccatur appeared for the defense.
The crime - withwhich Yegor Is charged
Is the murder of John E sleton , near Dc
catur , In this county , on Mny C , 1890. Yegcr
and Egglcrton were neighbor farmers nnd
had been In dispute for eomc time over a
strip of land On the day ot the murder
Kgglctoii was plowing on the disputed land
when Yegor drove along the road past the
place. Seeing Ugglcton , ho stopped his
team and witnesses say they ea\\ him go
behind his team as though to unhitch them ,
but later developments showed that he took
dnglctreo from the wagon and went to
here Ugglotonwas. .
What passed between them Is not known ,
ut persons In that vicinity say they heard
blow struck and lattr sxw Eggleton Is Ing
n the ground. They went to him and ho
aid Yegcr had struck him. Ho vvjis re
moved to his home , where he died In a few
lour ? . The wound from which ho died
as on the right Bldo of the head and showed
t to have been Inflicted by a blow with some
ilunt Instiunient. After striking the blow
Yegor returned to his team , replaced the
Ingletrce and drove to Dccatur , whcro
10 went before n Justice of the peJie and
aid he hnd struck a man and wanted to
> ay his fine. Yegor's wife , who was n
vltness to the trouble , started to gD to
ilm , but was held back by another party
Yegor Is a man In the prime ot life , while
bin victim was an old man and not a
match for him phjslcally.
WOIIIC Til V > Mt3 > AT AUIIUU.V
jicnv ntnrn null Tra 'Uln > ern In Dc-
iiinnil In the I.UIle Tumi.
AUBURN. Neb. , Oct. 10. ( Special ) The
ontractor building the now court house
finds It Impossible to get enough men to
excavate the foundation , nnd the Burlington
ias been obliged to use all Us section men
Auburn nnd Beatrice to lay tracker
or a new switch to the Johnson stone
quarry , as extra men could not be found
o do the work. The same conditions exist
at the stone quarries.
A telegram from the Missouri Pacific
roadmaster to Section Foreman Kinsley
authorizes him to pay his men $1.25 per
day. The road has considerable work to
do at this place and It is Impossible to get
men at J1.10 per day.
HOXD ELECTION FOR TEKAM UI.
Town < o Voti > on tlic I'roiinnttlon to
Alii the .New Oiunlin lloiul.
TEK'AMAH ' , Neb , Oct. 10. ( Special. )
The city council passed an ordinance laat
night calling for an election to vote upon
ho qucsttou of Issuing { 12,000 In 4 per cent
> onds. In aid of the proposed Omaha & Sioux
City railroad.
This is the second ordinance of the klnc
> asocd by the council. The first one had
i clause Incorporated In It whereby the
jonds were to bo void In case the proposed
Ino should pass Into the hands of the Chicago
cage & Northwestern any time within
.wcnty years. The company would not ac
cept the terms and the present ordinance
was agreed on.
KVIDENCE FOIl WATSON ALL IN.
Dcfennc Ilento ItN Cane nt NebrnitKn
City mid Heliuttnl IlcKliin.
NEBRASKA CITY , Neb. , Oct. 10. ( Specla
Telegram. ) The defense In the trial o
John C. Watson for forgery rested Its case
today and tomorrow the state begins the
rebuttal. The case , which has been on trla
for the last eight days , promises to last
nearly a week longer.
A tench warrant was Issued today for
the arrest of S. G. Hutchlnson , a witness
subpoenaed by the state. Hutchlnson was
hero " , hen the trial begun , but today could
not bo found. He Is an attorney and hai
been associated with AVatson for sovera
years.
HOGS KILL FARMER JOHN IIAIITOV
III * Sinter I'rotcctN HI * Doily Ilnlf a
Uny Ilefore Help ArrlvcN.
CHENEY. Neb. , Oct. 10. ( Special. ) John
A. Barton , u farmer living near here , who
was subject to fits , was found dead and his
body partly devoured by hogs in a pen on
the place Sunday by his sister , Mrs. Bron-
son , who lived with him. Mrs. Bronson
drove the hogs off , but was compelled to
stand guard over the body all the afternoon
until she was able to make the neighbors
bear her cries for assistance.
The presumption is Barton was feeding
the hogs when overcome by ono of his at
tacks nnd the hogs fought him.
WOMAN IIILI > roil IIOIIM : STEALING
Clnrn Olc Wlllliinm Goen in Jail n
Wnjne on Unit ClinrKu.
WAYNE , Neb. . Oct. 10. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Clara Ole Williams , about 33 jears
of age , was bound over to the district court
this morning In the sum of $1,000 , , In de
fault of which she waa remanded to Jail ,
on tbo charge of stealing a horse from the
farm of George nhort-r , northwest of town
tome time Friday night. She was arrested
by Sheriff Cherry near St. Jnmca yesterday ,
surrounded by a number of mnn Rim < „ = nii
'to bo a notorious character.
i'H 1'roiIlKJil'M III-Iiiek.
DOUGLAS , Neb , , Oct. 10. ( Special. ) C.
C. Muggy has heard that his son Charles ,
who ran nwny Just before the Fourth of
July , Is very sick with typhoid fever 100
miles north of hero nnd Is being cared for
by n trained nurse. Ho nnd a neighbor boy
became dlbsatlsflcd with homo and , taking
a team of 2-year-old colts from Muggy'B
and a buggy from the other boy' home , set
out for a drive nnd did not return. No
trace was found until Mr. Muggy was no
tified of his son's sickness , and that the
bojs had lost the team.
Ilruii CIIMP 1'itNNcil nt Weal I'nliit.
WEST POINT , Neb , , Oct. 10.-iSpecial ) -
In the district court heru today the cafe
of Brun against Brun , wherein the husband
cKs to annul the
marriage bond and re
cover from his wife the farm upon which
they have lltcd , was passed to take up the
trial of August Wchlltz. charged with as-
Baultlns a llttlo girl , and other criminal
rases.
Cliuxe Count } ' * llfHt Fnlr.
IMPERIAL , Neb. , Oct. 10 , ( Special , )
The Chase county fair , which has Just
closed , was financially and from a point
of display a great success. The attendance
wus larger than at any other the past
eight years , The exhibits of grain , vegetables -
tables , produce and stock was first class ,
while the racing was the bc t ever seen In
the county.
lliililliiK School lloivxc MertliiKN ,
AUBURN , Neb. , Oct. 10. ( Special. ) The
republican candidates held an tuthuslasttc
meeting at the AUpach uclicol house In
Benton precinct In the southwestern part
of the county last night. The school house
was well Ulled.
Frt-lKlit ThruiiKh tu Sioux ( " ! >
COLUMBUS , Neb. , Oct. 10. ( Special )
A new time card takes effect on the Union
Pac'llio next Sunday , whereby a through
freight traftlc will le effected between this
town nnd Sioux City The St , Paul &
Omaha tracks will be used from Norfolk.
It Is rumored a passenger train will be put
on between Sioux City nnd Lincoln , via
Norfolk and Columbus , which will make di
rect connections for Kansas City , but this
has not been verified.
Mnlo reiteration iif Women' * ClitltM.
YORK , Neb , Oct. 10 ( Special Telegram )
Delegates from abroad to the meeting of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs hero
nere met at the depots by a reception com
mittee of women with carriages , when they
were , escorted to the hotels nnd a large
number of York's private houses. Quito a
number have arrived. Over 125 arc ex
pected Very llttlo business was transacted
t the meeting of directors nnd executive
ominlttce. The Lincoln Courier was rec-
mmcndcd ns the official organ , which set-
Ics a contest of several j cars' standing
This evening the officers of York City red-
ration nnd the president of each club
emlerod a reception to the delegates nnd
00 Invited guests at federation headquar-
crs , the largo now fraternal hall , which
iis been handsomely decorated nnd ar-
angcd with works of art
Stolen Property.
COLUMBUS. Neb. , Oct. 10. ( Special )
William Corbett , a liveryman from David
City , last week hired a rig to a stranger ,
vho drove to this clt > and put up nt n
iarn. Ho sold the burners nnd robes and
vas trying hard to sell the team when Cor-
ictt put in an appearance. Sonic of the
Blurt has been recovered , but the stranger
escaped.
Corn Ali > lil lUnllii
DOUGLAS , Neb , Oct. 10. ( Special. )
Many farmers nro husking corn to crib.
Buvers are paying 20 cents. Farmers re
port the corn yielding less than was cx-
lectrd. They claim the dry weather at
caring tlmo and the hard wind which blen >
: ho corn do\vn later have Injured the crop ,
The average yield will be about thirty bush
els.
llenfrlcc lMnmi > r'N 11 ml Pull.
BEATRICE , Neb , Oct. 10 ( Speclil Tel
egram ) Henry Wagner , aged S3 , a pioneer
of this county , fell from a road wagon today
and was picked up unconscious and found
to have two bad 'cuts over an cje Whc.1
resuscitated ho was unable to tell how the
accident occurred.
.Schilling TiilUn ( < > Two Do/oil.
CLAY CENTER , Neb , Oct. 10. ( Special )
After being well advertised In German
as well as In English for a week , an audi
ence of not over twentyfivepersons - as
sembled hero last night to hear Robert
Schilling , chairman ot the stale populist
committee of Wisconsin.
Utility of IlreiiUliiK MortKftRC Tnvv ,
TEKAMAH , Neb. , Oct. 10. ( Special. )
William A. Hilton , formerly a resident of
this county , who left hero for Montana last
spring , taking with him a team and wagon
that were mortgaged , was found guilty In
the district court today ot making way -with
mortgaged property.
hehool nt I'lnttitinoiitli.
PLATTS.MOUTH. Neb. Oct. 10. ( Spe
cial , ) The Board of Education has decided
to erect a new building 70x90 feet
on High School hill for the accom
modation of the higher grades , the old
building being now too small for the at
tendance.
Stolen Home. Aliiimloiicil.
TECUMSEH , Neb. , Oct. 10. ( Special. )
The horse stolen from Halstcd & Buffum
here Friday night was found at Humboldt
last night. It had been left at a livery barn
1)y the thief , who had proceeded without it.
With a Ilorne-1'otvcr Shelter.
I'LATTSMOUTH , Neb , Oct. 10. ( Spe
cial. ) William and Frank Rlchardsoa
shelled 4,271 bushels of corn In ten hours
for John Bashman at Eight Mile grove with
a horse-power shelter.
TnlccH HIM Oil ii Life.
PLATTSMOUTH , Neb , Oct. 10. ( Special
Telegram. ) A telegram says Edward S.
Grcusel , master mechanic for the Burling
ton , shot and killed himself at 6:15 : this
evening In Havelock.
CIIKM Counts' * CnmpnlK" Opening.
PLATTSMOUTH. Neb. , Oct. 10. ( Spe-
l ial. ) The republicans of Cass county will
open the fall campaign next Thursday with
a meeting to bo addressed by E. J. Haincr.
I'linlH Three IllliM Uroken.
TEPUMSEH , Neb . Get , 10. ( Special. ) It
has been discovered that Alfred Howartb ,
the victim of a runaway accident Sunday ,
has three ribs broken.
Itninliiur i' < St.
ST. EDWARD , Neb. , Oct. 10. ( Special. )
A good rain has been falling- all morning ,
GOOD UOCTOHS
Arc Quirk to See and tiiprecliitc Heal
Merit In Any Preparation Mnuj of
Them Are Row I'll roll lining
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DAKOTA BAPTISTS PROSPER ,
Mitchell's ' Convention Shows Ohurchej and
Membership Arc on tha Increase.
NOTED CLERGYMEN FROM ABROAD ATTEND
nlnnN of Church Work Select-
of Yearly Cointultle.cu Elec
tion of omee.ru Next Your
nt 1'nrkcr.
MITCHELL , S. D , Oct. 10. ( Special. )
The annual convention of Baptist churches
of South Dakota adjout ned Sundiy night , j
Rev. O. A. Williams of Minneapolis preach
ing the closing sermon and all the local
churches suspending their evening services
to Join with the Baptists During the day
.ho visiting ministers occupied the various
ocal pulplu. At the Sunday morning scrv-
Ice In the opera house Rev. T , I Morgan
of Now York , corresponding cecretary of
the American Baptist Home MUsIon society ,
delivered the sermon.
During the session some Interesting papers
were presented by pastors and i\clegatca.
Mrs. C. F. Hackclt of Parker read a well i
prepared paper on "The Teacher's Armor , "
"The Teacher's Battle" nnd "Tho Teacher's
Howard. " Rev. Andrew Swartz ot Sioux
Tails read a paper on "Soul Winning" and
llov. Lovctt of the same place presented ono
South Dakota.
At the business session , which followed
the Friday morning meeting , an Invitation
was presented from Parker to hold the next
convention there and It was decided to
accept the offer. Hev , F T. Drcwctt of
Canton was selected from among the pastors
to preach the annual sermon In 1900 , Rev.
J. Edmlnlster expressed his Intention ot
presenting his extensive library to the Bap
tist ministers of the state.
Yenrly Committee * Nniueil.
The moderator appointed the following
committees for the ) eir 1000 :
Homo missions , C. M. Cllne , 0. Llnd , Mrs.
E. T. Crcssov , foreign missions , A. C.
Kcene , T. M , Coffey , F. T Drewctt , publica
tion society , E. E. Dulcy , A J Finch , H. II.
Gunderson ; Christian education , J M. Dan-
on a history of the Baptist churches of
llea , O. W Thompson , I. H. New by , obitu
aries , J. Edmlnlster , W. H. Wllllhan , J. J.
Mclntlro ; arrangements > for 1000 , T. M.
Shanafelt , Mrs C. F. Hackett , E. H. Lovett ;
state missions , E. H. Lovett , F. M. Cllffc ,
A. R. Button.
Friday evening Rev. Ola Hanson , a
missionary to Burmah , delivered an
Interesting address on the work ac
complished In tint country by the
Baptist church , and Saturday mornIng -
Ing and Sunday afternoon the Baptist Young
People's union held Its annual meeting anO
the following officers were elected : Presi
dent. R. H. Cantwell ; vice presidents , P. J.
Meyer and Miss Kato Cool , recording and
corresponding secretary , Mrs. A. G. IIIslop ,
treasurer. Miss Katherlne Trask ; transpor
tation leader , Rev. E. H. Lovctt , board of
managers , F. T. Drewett , Nettie Lemon , G.
A. Ufford , H. E. Nordcen , MUs Mabel Cor-
tel > ou. The report of the -secretary for
the closing year showed the union to be
In a prognsslvo and satisfactory state and
Increasing In membership.
The reports of the various officers made
during the convention show the Baptist
denomination has moro than , held Its own
In the state , Increasing the number of
churches and membership.
ESCORT FOR THE PRESIDENT
Sonth Daltotii TOVVIIN 1'lnn a Clmlii
of Committees to Tnkc Him
Acroim the State.
SIOUX FALLS , S. I ) . , Oct. 10 ( Special
Telegram. ) Arrangements have been con
cluded for an escort for President McKln-
ley while passing through South Dakota.
A general reception committee of eight
Aberdeen citizens will meet the president's
special and escort It to Aberdeen. Upon
leaving that place two members ot the re
ception committee from Redfleld will ac
company the train to Redfleld , where they
will glvo place to a ) lke committee from
Huron , and these in turn to others from
Lake Preston , where the Madison contingent
will go forward to Madison at that point ,
turning over the privilege to the Sioux
Falls contingent. Six members of the general -
oral committee will board the train at Mil-
bank and remain with It until It reaches
SlouCity. .
The Milwaukee company has requested A.
B. Kettrldge of this town to accompany
the president's epeclal from St. Paul _ to
Sioux City to do the honors for that com
pany.
MITCHELL'S "WELCOME" 1'IIOGIIAM.
Aothlng Left lludonn to Honor the
Tovrii'n Seventeen Holillem.
MITCHELL , S. D. , Oct. 10. ( Special. )
Although Mitchell TV 111 be denied the pleas
ure of entertaining the president October
11 will bo made memorable , for that day
the seventeen young men of this town who
enlisted in the state regiment will arrive
homo and a reception will be tendered them
In the arternoon and evening.
Mavor Fullerton , George A. Sllsby and
H. L. Bras have been delegated to go to
Aberdeen to welcome the boys when the
regiment arrives there. The train will bo
met hero by a procession , Including city ami
county officers , sociotles , school children nnl
university students , and after the parade
exercises will be held at the opera house.
Many people from surrounding towns will
participate.
Him- Over the Fuiiili.
ABERDEEN. S. D , , Oct. 10. ( Special Tel-
cgram. ) The flnatco committee of the sol
diers' homecoming fund has been greatb
embarrassed by funds from Yankton , Clay
and Union counties not "being " available
Wooloy of Yankton , who has charge of the
funds , claimed the money was dcposltec
conditionally with Treasurer Schamber
about September 15 , but Schamber denies
having received one single cent. After con
siderable telegraphing and correspondence !
today Wooley assures the committee the
money will bo In the bands of E J. Miller
cashier at Huron , tomorrow. Great regre
la felt that interested counties are place- '
In such a position through no fault o
theirs.
Hurt liv Their ( Mi u IllnnU.
KEYSTONE. S. I ) . . Oct 10 ( Special. )
Ames Nelson , Matt Brown , Dan Conway
and Fritz Strong , who have been working 01
the Burlington extension to this place , fin
ished a number of holes and were pouring
Gcrmo black powder In when a match fel
to tbo ground and Instead of picking It up
one of the men pushed it aside with hi :
foot Tbo match Ignited and several pounds
of powder were set off. Nelson's leg above
the knee bad to bo amputated. The rest o
the men were burned and bruised severely
llenillu Count ) School E
HURON' , S. D. , Oct. 10.-Spccla ( ! . ) Ac
cording to the annual report of the super
Intondcnt of schools tbo total amount pal <
teachera during the last jear Is 31,072 ; to
officers , J1.18C ; for Incidental expenses , coal
etc. , $6,535 , making a total of $27,750 , Tota
number of pupils enrolled was 1,111 , nctua
cost per pupil , $19.25. These figures do
not rrfer to the schools of Huron.
Miller Dunn with T ) phnlil.
M'COOK , Neb. , Oct. 10. ( Special Tele
gram ) Judge W B. Miller of Ellwood
popull&t candidate for Judge of this , th
Fourteenth Judicial district , is at home so
rlously ill of typhoid fever. His resignation
was died here today.
The methods by which the gross election
frauds of 1S03 were perpetrated In this Judi
cial district are being shown up by Attor
ney John McClure of Beaver Cltv , who wna
Norrls' nttorncv nt the time The matter
was fully explained In The Bee at the time ,
DEATH RECORD ,
WlUlnni MililcM ,
The funeral of William Llddcll , who dlcil
Sunday at his home. 1710 Webster ( street ,
was held jcsterday nt 2 30 Mr. Lid-
dell came to this country from Scotland
thrt-two ! jears nro and settled In Couu-
ell Blufffi. After living there three or four
J irs ho moved to Omaha. He was ship
ping clerk for Steel , Johnson & Co for
fifteen years , nnd for the last nine years he
held the position of watchman nt the Union
Pacific shops Clnti Gordon , Order of Scot
tish Clans , of which Mr. Llddcll vas chap
lain , attended the funeral In a bodv.
Mr. Llddcll and his wife celebrated their
golden wedding over n vcar ago. His wlfa
Is still living , nnd the children \vho survive
him are Ex-Rc-presentntlvc Johu Llddell ,
Wllllim Llddell ot Cincinnati , Mrs. Johu
Glbb. Mrs J , H. Manning nnd Mrs. C. L.
Smith.
Mr * . C. A , Slilre > .
HASTINGS , Neb. , Oct 10 ( Special Tele-
grnm ) Mrs C. A. Shlrey , nged 41 years ,
and highly esteemed In Hastings , died thh
nornlng ot tjphold fever. She leaves a
usbaud , a sou and three daughters. The
ineral taKc place Thursday afternoon from
lie Methodist church , the pastor , Rev Dr.
\bbott , and Rev. Nelson ot the Congrcga-
lena ! church , officiating.
Otoe Settler Dlri.
DOUGLAS , Neb , Oct. 10. ( Special. )
Thomas 11 , Hurst , an old settler of Otoe
ounty , le dead. Ho was born In Ohio la
S26 , and had live ! In Nebraska slnco 1S6S.
lo leaves eleven children nnd a widow.
IliirHenhiierN' tonv eutloii.
PITTSnt'RG. Oct 10TheMaster 1Ior e-
ihoors' National Protective association
H-R.in Its eighth annual session in the
) , iniuct | room of the Mnniiimaheli hou o
toduv Thorp are 223 master liorspshoers
dent , 1C7 of whom me aceredltod dolo-
R.atos. representing lvvrnt\-llvu states. The
convention will last nil of this week. The
sessions were executive.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Haiti InViislern anil Kalr In dint-
em INiriloiiVcil iH'.sil a j I
for > ehraxl < ii.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 10 S p. m Fore-
ast lor Wednesday nnd Thursday :
For Nebraska Rain lu western ; fair In
astern portion Wednesday. Thursday lain ;
easterly winds.
For Iowa Fair Wednesday and Thursday ;
cooler In eastern portion Wednesday ; north-
rly winds
For ( Missouri Showers Wednesday , with
cooler In northwest portion. Thursday fair ,
nrlablo winds.
For South Dakota Fair Wednesday ; rain
or snow and colder Thursday , northeasterly
vv Inds.
For Kansas Cloudy Wednesday , with
cooler In eastern portion. Thursday show
crs ; easterly winds.
For Colorado Showers Wednesday and
Thursday ; easterly winds.
Loeiil Itecoril.
OFFICE OF THE WCAT1IER BUREAU
OMAHA. Oct. 10 Omiha record of temper
ature and precipitation comp.ired with the
corresponding day of the last three y ars >
1SOO lS > h 1S37. 1S93.
Maximum temperature . . 53 5.1 50 71
Minimum tempetnturo . . . 51 42 43 57
Average temperature . . . . nil 4S 4S fij
Precipitation T .09 .40 .7ti
Record of temperature and precipitation
it Omaha for this day and since March 1 ,
1S93 :
Normal for the day 5-
Excess for the dav , i
Accumulator ! dellclcnry plnce March 1 117
Mormnl rainfall for the day 09 Inch
Qcllciency for the daj 09 inch
Total rainfall Blnco March 1. , . . . Jl 12 inches
3ellclency wince March 1 5 45 Inches
3eliclcncy for cor. period , ISIS . . . ? .IS Inches
Dellclency for cor. period , H07 . 10.1. ! Inches
Heiiortn I'roai Stiitloiin nt 8 I * . M.
Dmaha cloudy 31 , fO | .0)
s'orth Plate , doudy 3il 54 T
S.ilt Lake , raining II , ! .01
Cheyenne , rainlhB ? * \ W .11
lapld City , cloudy ) 42i T
luron , cloudy 52 31 T
WIlllBton , partly cloudy. 3S 41 .00
ChlcnRO. cloudy GO 74.01
it. I.ouls , cloudy 01 C.S [ ,1G
U. Paul , cloudy GO 35 , .00
Juvenport , cloudy 01 TO1 01
lelcna , cloudy Tl W .01
{ ansns City , clear 71 80 | T
luvre , cloudy 12 44 .00
Slsmarck , cloudy 41 40 ] .03
Galveston , raining ' 72' ' _ 7Sli5S
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