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otllco.OW1CAOO HOUBJ3 YVItKCKINO CO.
DINSJIORECOESTOKEAKNEY ]
Prelimlnarj Examination Will Take Place
There Today.
PRISONER CLAIMS 7H\T \ Hi IS INNOCENT
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NORTH PLATTE , Neb. , Dec. 12. ( Spcclil
Telegram. ) Sheriff Funk of Kearney ar
rived here this evening to take Frank L.
Dlnsmoro to Dultnlo county for his pre
liminary trial for the murder of his wile
and Fred Lauo nt Odessa. The trial will
bo held Wednesday morning between 8 nnd
! i o'clock. A Heo reporter accompanied the
sheriff. Arriving at the Jail , Dlnsmore was
fouml seated In one corner of his cell , cit
ing his supper. He wanted to gel nwjy
from the Jail , as he was dissatisfied w.th
the food and the Associations , there being
nine other prisoners Incarcerated. Ho was
\cry calm and manifested nj evidence of
fear. He was quite sociable with the re
porter , with whom he conversed fricly fern
n few minutes. When asked what he thought
about returning to Kearney he replied :
"I am not worrying about It. I nm ready
to go any time nnd am willing to risk it
If anything Is going to happen , 1 am he.p-
less to prevent II. Alt I ask Is to have a
square deal and I am sure of proving my
Innocence. "
When anked If he had seen Mrs. Laue's
statement he answered : "Yes , I have seen
the newspaper account of It and It Is not
true. I cannot understand why she should
mnko such statements , for I never did her
any wrong. " . '
Thcro was nothing In his words or man-
ncr Indicating any vlndictlvcness and he
seemed to bo In a happy mood , excepting
his dissatisfaction with his Immediate sur
roundings. As the reporter was leaving
the jail he again said : "All I ask Is n
square deal. "
The party left on Union Pacific train No.
4 for Kearney , which arrived there at 1:20 :
in the morning.
There is still some talk of an attempt to
Ijnch Dlnsmore , but the sheriff Is fully
prepared for nn emergency and It Is be
lieved he will bring his prisoner through
all right.
KEARNEY , Neb. , Dec. 12. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Frank L. Dlnsmore will have hla
preliminary trial Wednesday morning , in-
qulotly agreed upon by the county attorney
nnd Norris Drown , attorney for the defenfe ,
so that the prisoner can be brought hei < s
nnd have his preliminary trial before the
public Is aware of it. Sheriff Funk left this
afternoon for North Platte and will return
Ion the 1:20 : train Wednesday morning with
j the prisoner. A strong guard will be at the
depot to assist the sheriff in conveying him
safely to the jail In the event the change
In the program should leak out. Every
movement Is done eacretly and BO far no
danger is apprehended.
Sheriff Funk and prisoner arrived hereon
on an early train. On the trip down Dins-
more was as composed and unconcerneJ as
nn ordinary traveler. The only allusion
ho made to the scene of the lata trageJy j |
was when the train whistled for Elm Creek , i '
when he remarked : "This must be
Odessa. " As the train neared Kearney the
sheriff remarked that ho needed new gloves ,
when Dlnsmoro jokingly said : "I'll will
lend you mine. " Everything Is quiet and
ho is safely landed In the county jail.
IN MEMORY OF M. L. HAYWARD
Otoe County Itnr niirt nonlilentii of
NcliniNka City Meet to Pny
Tribute.
NEBRASKA CITY , Neb. , Dec. 12.
( Special Telegram. ) Exercises in mem
ory of the late Senator M.
L. Hayward were held In the district
court this afternoon. T.ho entire Otoe'county
bar was in attendance and" many citizens ,
completely filling the court room. On the
wall behind the judges' bench wns n largo
portrait of the late senator , draped with
American lings. Resolutions paying tribute
to the worth of the departed as a lawyer ,
judge and legislator , his honest record In
public and private affairs , his loyalty to his
friends and his nobility of character , were
unanimously adopted and ordered spread
upon the records of the court. Eulog.ei
were pronounced by Judge Paul Jessen and
other members of the bar.
CAPTAIN WOIJMI HE A COl.OXEI , .
Former ronininiuler Holllnnivortli of
fo in | i n ii y F Snlil to He Aiiililtlniin.
BEATRICE , Neb. , Dec. 12. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Adjutant General Barry lias issued
npeclal order No. 67 for recruiting Com
pany C , late F , First regiment , for reor
ganization Into the Nebraska National guard.
The order makes Lehman C. Peters , a for
mer member of the company , recruiting of
ficer. It is reported that Captain Holllng-
worth , In command of the company for two
years , including service in the Philippines ,
Is n candidate for the colonelcy of the new
regiment.
Trroiii < > NhootliiK ( 'UNO nt Fremont.
FREMONT. Neb. . Dec. 12. ( Special. )
The Jerome shooting casn Is progressing
slowly In the district court. The state
closed Its case yesterday. The evidence so
far Introduced on the part of the defense is
as to the good character of Jerome prior to
hia gambling. There was also tome testi
mony that Pope claimed to own the entire
establishment. The Indications are that
the defense will bo insanity. Pope IB now
confined to his bed with prostration nnd ho
may bo unable to testify In rebuttal. Ho
has not yet fully recovered from the effects
of his wounds and the excitement attendlnn
the trial.
XP > V MIIKIir Company Poriui'il.
WEEPING WATER , Neb. , Dec. 12. ( Spe
'
cial. ) A mllltla company wns organized
hero last night with sixty-four members ,
homo of whom saw service In the Philip
pines with the First Nebraska. The com
pany will bo presented to the adjutant gen
eral for muster in ns a part of the National
guard.
Ollt lit I'lllttNIIIOIltll ,
PLATTSMOUTII. Neb. , Dec. 12. ( Special. )
Snow commenced to fall hero at 9 o'clock
this morning. Sleighs were seen on the
street this afterncon for the first time this
winter.
Tlirrp IneliPH of Sniuv ill TuIiliiN.
TOBIAS , Neb. , Dec. 12. ( Special. ) Snow
fell hero yesterday and last night to a depth
of about three Inches. This will be of great
benefit to the wheat crou.
KILLED BY WASHINGTON AIR
I.lliriirlan lr. ! - of the Tronwury
llt'jiiiPliiient SneiMunlii o tlir
Cnpltiil C'llinillf.
ST. LOl'IS , Dec. 12. Edward Dates ,
librarian of the Treasury department at
WashlnRton. Is dead at the home ot hU
father. Dr. Julian IliUes of this city. Mr.
Hates wns about r > years old and prior to
his appointment ns librarian of the Treas
ury department was curator In the public
library of St. Louis. Tlui appointment was
niudo , lest summer TJ 9 work nnd the
climate of the capital atfti-ted his health , HO
aggravating a throat trouble ( hat two weeks
ape he was obliged to RVP ! up trie position.
Leave of absence for one month was up-
j tilled for and readily granted. Mr. Uatcs'
Intentions were to RO went in ctarch ot re
lict , but he became nor so as he pnsseJ
through St. Louis on a visit to bin family
nnd here he remained until the end , which
came last night.
LUKEWARM IN QUAY'S ' BEHALF
I'omiKylvnnlnii'x Krlrntln I'I nil Many
\ < > ii-Coiiinilttnl Mpmlirrn
In Si'iintr.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12. A special to the
Herald from Washington says : Apathy
among Senator Quay's friends Is making
the outlook In the senate rather ominous
for him. Senatcrs Chandler and Pcnroo
appear to be the only persons who arc dolnp
any active .anvasslns In his behalf and
they are by no means encouraged by the
progress they arc making.
The lack of Interest was forcibly lllus
tratcd In the case of a senator who wa approached
preached wit1 ] the suggestion that ho tnako
a strong speech In behalf of the constitu
tional right ol a governor to appoint when a
legislature had fulled to elect. This Influ
ential senator had spoken In behalf of Sena
tor Corbett and was 'irgcd to repeat the
name arguments that he advanced In that
gentleman's behalf.
Ho has declined the request on the
ground that whc he supported Mr. Corbett
both SenatorB Quay and Pcnrose refused to
vote to scat him. The senator stated that
ho would vote to seat Mr. Quay , but ho did
not aeo how the Pennsylvania senators
could consistently Insist upon his taking
charge of the case on the floor of the
senate.
It Is becoming more manifest every day
that Mr. Quiy has considerable canvassing
to do to make his scat a certainty. There
are too many names In the noncommittal
column to make the outcome 'certain ' for him
at this time. Mr , Quay Is expected here
| on Wednesday , when It miay bo expected
. that he will work hard for himself.
One of the plans his friends are talking
about Is to Induce a HUfllclcnt number of
Mr. Quay's democratic ft lends to absent
themselves on the day when the final vote
Is taken , and In this way Insure a , major.y !
vote In his favor.
. DEATH RECORD ,
J'lilllln .Sclimltt. Knrly Srttlcr.
OSCEOLA , Neb. , Dec. 12. ( Special. )
Phillip Sclimltt died nt David City yester
day. He wan ono of the earliest settlers
of this county , having come here from Wis
consin and taken a homestead in the valley
In 1871 , where he raised a large family nnd
lived until a few years ago. His health
falling , he , with his family , moved to David
City. The remains were burled In the Ger
man Methodist Episcopal church cemetery
j i today. Rev. A. J. Ross , pastor of the church ,
officiated.
Ili-v. 1'rniu'ln D. Iloilernnii.
ROCHESTER , N. Y. . Dec. 12. Rev. Fran
cis D. Hodgson , aged 67 years , n retired
minister of the Methodist Eplecopal church ,
died suddenly of bcnrt disease today , nt
his homo In Newnrk , N. Y. Mr. Hodgson
wns from 1860 to 1867 a professor of mathe
matics in the University of California.
I'romliKMit Autl-Sliivrry Woman.
PAWTUCKET , R. I. , Dec. 12. Mrs. Ellzi-
beth Upham , who became prominent
throughout the country In the anti-slavery
agitation days on account of her work In be
half of the negro and who was a leading ad
vocate of woman suffrage , died at her home
In Central Falls today , aged S3.
FIRE RECORD.
Mcrtxtlt Hotel In DpN < royril. ;
M'COOK. Neb. , Dec. 12. ( Special Tele
gram. ) About 3 o'clock this morning the
Central hotel In this city was entirely de
stroyed by flre. The hotel was Insured for
$800 and the furniture for a like amount. A
high wind prevailed during the fire and
the entire business portion of the town was
for a while In great clanger from flying
sparks. No one was Injured ,
Grain ami Ilornc Ilitmpil on H Itaiiolt.
FREMONT , Neb. , Dec. 12. ( Special. )
The barn on Turner Bros. ' ranch , two
mllcK west of here , burned this morning
nbout 7 o'clock. The origin Is not known.
A part of Che contents was saved. One
horse , ten sets of harness and 1,000 busheln
of grain were destroyed. The less Is about
$ SCO , partly covered by Insurance.
HYMENEAL.
.FohilHOM-Otto.
ASHLAND. Neb. . Dec. 12. ( Special. )
Merrill Johnson of the Ashland Gazettewns
married at 7 o'clock tonight to Miss Bertha
A. Otto of this place. Rev. G. M. Jone ? ,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church ,
performed the ceremony.
TIIK IIK.IITV .MAIIICRT.
INSTIU'MBNTS tiled for record Tuesday ,
Dcrember 1- . ISM :
\Viirriiny Dcril * .
John I'ollvka and wife to Joseph
/loch , lot 3 block 1- , 1st add tn
South Onmlm ( rellle ) ? 700
J. I' . Klnlcy and wife to U. K. Dunn ,
s 77 feet of w 17.5ii fret of n'i ' block
4 , Perkins' fiibdlv ] ,8W
13. H.Vhli to Alien ? ! Kraft , lot 6 ,
blovk 10. Wllcox add EflO
I. A. McDonald and husband tn R.
M Puff or. nH lots 8 and 0 , block S ,
C. K. Mayno's 1st add to Valley. . . . 7PO
Edith lilpaB cr and husband to .Tn pjih
Dusatko , nIS' ' ? feet of n'i ' lot 1 ,
block 4. Hawaii's htibdlv IN )
C. H. Hrown to C'lara I'elerson. w
r5 ! feet lot Hi and w Ti feet of n
IS fit > t lot 15 , Work 10 , H. V Smith's
add fSO
Julia Fisher toV. . It. Morris. lot 3 ,
block II , Highland I'lnco 2.JOO
M. .1 C. llynn nnd hiifbiim ! to Peter
Plenupur. lot I. block 27 , First add
to C'nrrlwan PI.ire 210
Isaac Douglas and wife to J. II. llal-
nlne. lot 1 , block 7. nubdv ! of J. I.
llPdlrk's add 3,00 ,
City of Omaha to Dcero & I'o. , 20-foot
strip adjoining ; touth tilde block 191 ,
Omaha WO
Unit Claim Dri-ilM.
Louis Schroedcr to 15. II. Schroeder
ot al , 101.28 acres In w'4 ' ne C , HW
nw and PU no ti-ll-li ; 1
Sumo to tunic , e'/j ' nw ne 25-16-13 ; s 17
feet lot C , block 8. Improvement As-
Foclatlnn add ( except w 9 feet ) , and
lots 17 , IS and 19. block 2. Koreht
Mill 1
Dri-ilx ,
O. W. Ixjomls. Kiiardlan. to J. F. Lar
son , lot 13 , Itustln'.H add 4:0
Total amount of transfers J11.SJ2
l
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- - Miss ELi i
M Tii-PBiL , 3711 I'owellton
Ave. , I'hilmlelphin , writes '
"I hml Inllnininntory rhouinntism , i
which WJIH for weeks so Intense Unit
I was unable to walk. Iwastrented '
by several prominent physicians ,
nnd tried many patent medicines ,
but without rolief. I felt BO much
better nfter tuklnj , ' two bottles of
S. S. S. , that I continued the reme
dy , und in two months J was cured
completely , nnd have nuver since '
had a touch of the disease. "
( Swift's Specific ) Ja the only remedy
which reaches this painful disease , anil
if guaranteed purely vegetable , Senrt
for valuablebookn maih'tl fiee by Ewift
Bpeciflo Ootnpany , Atlanta , Ga.
NO CHANCELLOR IS CHOSEN
Board of Regents Mett , Bat Again Action
it Postponed ,
MAY WAIT UNTIL AFTER THE HOLIDAYS
Tccterfi nml Itlch At-
tpiul tlip MpetltiR No Intlnintlon
n toVlio Will lie .Mnilc
Chnncollor ,
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I LINCOLN. Dec. 12. ( Special Telegram. )
I The Board of Regents of the State uni
versity met this afternoon but made no ,
selection for the chancellorship. After some ,
routine business had been transacted the .
report of Acting Chancellor Bcsscy was sub
mitted and read and the board adjourned
to meet again tomorrow morning.
All members of the board nnd Regentsj j
elect Teeters and Rich attended the meetIng - j
Ing and this evening the latter met with
the finance committee. Previous to the meet
ing there was Homo discussion concerning
the election of a chancellor , but no Intima
tion was given as to who would be chosen.
It is generally believed that the election
will bo postponed until after the first of
the year.
Stntc
LINCOLN , Dec. 12. ( Special. ) Deputy
Insurance- Commissioner Bryant has asked
'
the legal department of the state for an
opinion as to the fee that should be charged
for licensing companies to do n miscel
laneous Insurance business In this state.
There Is some difference of opinion as to
whether , under the Weaver law , the fee
should bo $50 or 1100.
Adjutant General Barry will muster the
reorganized Madison company Into the Na
tional guard service tonight. |
The resignations of Charles C. Clark ,
Harry D. Mitchell and Arthur B. Ryona ,
members of Company F of the Second regi
ment , were accepted today by the adjutant
general. '
Company A of the Second regiment , sta- !
tloncd at Kearney , will hold a meeting
Thursday evening for the election of a cap
tain , to succeed Captain Sodcrqulst , recently
resigned.
TAYLOR tfOW THE GOVERNOR
Declare * Intention to Work 'for Hc-
ucnl of the Cioclicl Klec-
tloii Lmv.
FRANKFORT. Ky. , Dec. 12. William S. !
Taylor was Inaugurated governor at ncoii
today. The crowd was much smaller than
In past years , due to the weather , which up
till last night was rainy , followed today by
a December blizzard. The Inaugural cere
monies were simple. Retiring Governor
Bradley , in the course of his speech , said
that he hoped that the Goobel election law ,
which had brought so much turmoil to the
state , would bo wiped from the statute books.
Oovcrnor-clcct Taylor In his Inaugural nd-
inld :
"The verdict rendered by the people list
November was the mandate of the people In
favor of civil liberty. It was the triumph
of the pcoplo over the merciless , remorse
less partisan machine , erected to enslave
them. "
He said one of the chief alms of his admin
istration would bo to secure the repeal o (
the election law. The oath of office was ad
ministered to Governor Taylor nt noon bjr
Chief Justice HazeirlgR.
The lately defeated democratic candidates
for state offices today began serving notices
of contests against the republican candlda.es
who were given certificates of election last
* eok. Severn ! have been served.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
I'nlr Wpiliipnilnj-i Colder In Wcntern
I'ortloii , Mlth I'nlr nml HlnliiK
Tempi-nun Thurmlnj' .
WASHINGTON , Dec. 12. Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday :
For Nebraska Fair Wednesday ; colder In
western portion ; Thursday fair , with rising
temperature ; northerly winds.
For Iowa Fair , continued cold Wednes
day nnd Thursday , except probably warmer
Thursday In northwest half ; northerly
winds.
For South Dakota Fair ; continued cold
Wednesday ; Thursday fair ; rising tempera
ture ; northerly winds , becoming variable.
' Ijooul Ilei'ord *
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
O&IAIIA , Dec. 12. Omnlw record of tem
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day of the last thrca
years :
ISM. 1S5S. 1S97. IS3d.
Maximum temperature. . . . 21 2J 2113
Minimum temperature. . . . 13 8 „ ' < L'3
Average temperature " 2 it ! 215 us
Precipitation T .00 .0 : .ro
Record of tempernturo nml precipitation
at Omaha for this day nnd since March 1 ,
1S99 :
Normal for tlv day , " .i )
Deficiency for the day ; >
Accumulated excess since. March 1 "D2
Normal rainfall for the day 03 Inch
Dellclcncy for the day 0.1 Inch
Total rainfall slnoe March 1 25.91 Inches
Deficiency sliwe atnrcli 1 3.73 Inches
Deficiency for cor. period , 1S9 < . . . 3.M Inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 1&97..11.01 Inches
Itcport * from Stntlona lit S | i. nt.
Omnhi. : clear T
Xorth Plnttc. partly cloudy T
Salt Ijiko , cloudy T
Cheyenne , partly cloudy .Oil
Rapid City , ( mowing .02
Huron , c'enr .02.U2
Willlston , cloudy .U2
Chicago , snowing AH
Kt. I ouls , partly cloudy .00
St. Paul , snowing ' ) '
Davenport , cloudy T
Helena , clou.ly TT
Kansas City , partly cloudy .00
Havre , snowing .01
H'smarek , Olear
Galvoslon , partly cloudy CO .00
nphe United States Circuit Court of Appeals ,
I in its opinion oi'Dec. 7 , 1899 , finally and fully
sustains thq Welsbacli Company's patent. Deal
ers and users and manufacturers are cautioned against
infringement of the Welsbacb patents. Judge Lacombe -
combe in the United States Circuit Court banded
down the following opinion Saturday. December 9th ,
1899. On motion to restrain complainant from pend
ing circulars to the customers of American Incandes
cent Lamp Co. :
Laconilio , circuit jwlpo. Irrc.sppptivo entirely of tin1 prelim
inary objection thut ntUnnntlvc relief of this .sort will not bt <
granted 1o defendant , a question not now imssud upon , then-
seem uo gtod grounds for criticism of complainant's eirculnr ,
lit Ktatcs that Judge Towns-end enjoined the "manufacture ami
sale" of infringing mantles , and lu > did crant such an injunc
tion. And this court has enjoined the sale of mantles which
the person enjoined did not himself manufacture , when Ills past
conduct in the matter of in friiiKeinent created a special equity
in fnvor of the complainant against him. It is true that tli'
circular goes further and threatens sr.lt against persons who
f-ell mantles , but who never have been at nil concerned ] u
manufacturing or causing them to be manufactured. In other
words , it threatens suit upon the patent as if I't were a patent
for a product. But the complainant Insists that the throat is
made in good faith ; that it intends to bring suits against sellers
of the Infringing mantles upon the theory that the patent is re
ally one for a product. In view of the. peculiar language of
claim this court Is not now prepared to hold that such content ! ) n
would be wholly without merit , or that the complaiuant could
not succeed against a , mere seller. Moreover , it is contended
that the seller of a purchased mantle himself promotes the
taking of the llnal step In the process nnd such contention
lias not yet been passed upon adversely to complainant. These
arc questions which should be left to be determined In one of
such suits , rather than here. If complainant Intends to prose
cute one or more sellers , and there Is nothing before the e./urt
to Induce a disbelief In Its assert Ion that it does MI intend , It
would spem to lie Its proper course to wain dealers to desist
from selling. Dec. 0 , 18W.
Iestraining orders recently issued in the
United States Circuit Courts against : The
United Incandescent Light Company , St. Louis
Incandescent Mantle Company , Eckerle Electrical
Company , H. Kupfer , The Nowby Incandescent Man
tle Company.
All infringers will bo prosecuted , whether
manufacturers dealers or users.
the Public : Avoid liability of infringe
To ment take nothing but the genuine always
in sealed boxes bearing our registered trademark -
mark "Welsbaoh. "
, Welsbach Ught Co.
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