Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAITA DAILY BEEs THURSDAY, JsOVEMDE-R 22, 1900.
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The omaiia Daily Bee,
K. noSEWATElt, IMItor.
Pt'HMSlIHU I'VI'IIV MOHNINO.
TKtt.MB Of Bt?l3CHIITlON.
pally Hee (without Sunday), One Vear.M.W
imiay, uno iror
inn Year O)
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Saturday lire, One Yean '-J upon ClllUU Which
ce.uy uoc. uno r..... M,ent cannot c0Iiply
AMHltlCAti I'OSITIUS I'XCIIAXUKl).
Tli'e consideration Riven by the Wash
ington cabinet on Tuesday to the Chi
nese fcltuatlon showed that there has
been no change In the position of this tlon. That body has been In session
government and none Is contemplated, since November and lias accomplished
Most of the time has been
his exncetntloti of soon seeing a free. 100,OCO.OCO murk In fact It reached $150,
self-governing republic In Cuba seems 000,000 four years ago-nnd orat.go srowcrs
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lllliui,. i ill l allien iv mi- inuvi i
thus far of the constitutional conven
STIMi TAI.K1MM A 11(1 IT XHIIHASKA.
Indianapolis Journal! It la now apparent
wo hate the peaches, tho grapes and tho that the republicans of Nebraska will not
watermelons, representing millions more.
(iiillir rliiK Irttit- with Ac,
rhllndclphla Record.
It la pleaslne to hear from lllchard
J S S IS2 ilW.u'iSS"??y,vS?.Arr. : There Is no disposition on the part of nothln. Most of
Illustrated ujj, ono ear ? So tho administration to Join in demands occupied In wrangling over charges of Croker hlmsolf that no dishonestly-earned
the Chinese govern- fraud In the election of delegates and uo"art Mas, cvf ' Peu mrounn ma
... . .1 . t i ,i ni. maculate hands! The lmperator of Now
r with, but It Is the partisan accusations of bad lalth. 'I ho York , far moro v,rluou, lIinn Ul0 cclc.
Omaha! The Uee Hulldlng. ...
. South Omaha: City Hall Hulldlng, Twen-ly-llfth
nnd N Streets.
Council lllulTs: 10 I'earl Street.
Chlcao: 1C4D t'nlty Hulldlng.
JfW York: Templo Court. . ,
Washington: Ml Fourteenth Strest.
Bioux City: 611 Park Btrcct.
COUHKSI'ONDBNCB.
Communications telotlng to news and edi
torial matter should No uddresaod: umana
Hee, Editorial Department.
Ht;SIN'E83 MCTTr.KS,
Iness lottcrs and remittances should
h nddrepsed: Tho Ilee Publishing -"
pany, Omaha.
IIEMITTANCKS.
Itemlt by draft, express or postal order,
payable to The Hee Puhlbhlns Companj
Only 2-ccnt stamps accciitud In payment ir
tnuil nccounts. Personal rliecks, except on
Omaha or Eastern exchange, not acceptea.
THE HEE PUUMMHINO COMPANY.
determination that not for this reason prospect, therefore, of nn early framing Lratcd Iloman emperor who, on receiving
or any other will the United States of u constitution Is by no means good, gold from a suspicious source, put it to his
majestic noso and said: "it uoesu i sunm
bo compelled to draft a man for United
States senator.
Washington Post! Hon. William Vincent
Allen threatens tho I'nlttd States senate
with nn explanation of how It happened. It
will probably run as a serial In tho Con
gressional Record,
St, Louis OIobc-Dcmocratt Tho re
publicans have secured control of the Ne
braska legislature. They have a majority
of tbreo In the scnalo and of six In the
house, a lead of nluo on Joint ballot. The
leglslaturo will elect two republicans, one
to fill tho placo of Thurston, who does not
permit Itself to be Isolnted from the whllo tho Impression which the conven
concert without the most satisfactory tlon Is making as to the iltness of the
assurance of the powers that Its rights Cubans for self-government Is anything
and Interests shiill be respected, lie- but favorable
cause this country Is opposed to the
excessive demands of some of the pow- THAT SHOltTAOt: OF VOTES,
ers demands which iiavor more of re- Although the vote of N'ebraskn has last. year. According to frco traders tho death of a republican
Sllt'iicliiK l're- Trailer
f 11nlm.f1tmnrrilt.
Ir. nlno months endlug with September dcslro another term, and the other lu the
tho exports of American steel and Iron placo of Allen, populist, who hows nts post
pioducts amounted to 'J7,313,060, nn In- by appointment of tho demo-pop governor,
crrnso of $21,000,000 over the same months to temporarily fill tho vacancy caused by tho
in; to frco traders tho death of a republican.
Nebraska republicans
venge than of Just reparatlon-lt does not vet been officially canvassed the Ulnnley tariff should have closed against Huston Transcript: Nebraska republicans
not propose to allow Itself to be thrust Htntoinent is made that It will show tho markets 0f tho world. The frco wcro a trlllo tardy In holding their post-
. . , . Buutuiiiii m mum. uiui. n n ttnder has ceased to chirp on tho subject election Jubilees, but they wanted to be suro
aside and Its Interests Ignored. that over lii.000 voters fulled to express ot Amcrciul foreKU tradC. of tho extent of tholr victory. Now that
in mis aiiuutie tne uuiiiiiiisirauou honiselves on governor and congress
will bo sustained by the country, what- ,cll nnd other candidates on the ticket. Utifor...ecii upmioiinMiIIII li-s
over the conse.juences may be. The The Inference conveyed by the coin- u wns n lr.,mondou8 Btcp whlch this na
American people lo not tiesire n re- niotit on this condition is that It is nn tlon took In acquiring tho sovereignty of citation nt Uucoln next Saturday night.
lentless policy toward China, 'lhey no unusual anomaly due to defective eleu- the Philippines. Thcro wcro row wno nP- Kspoclnllr enthusiastic of tho country
mil wo rnlca uei,i iaBl wct!k was that of IlroHcn
HTATEMENT OP CIUCl'IiATION.
State of N'cbra.il:o. Douglas County, ss.s
".?flrf:R. erV,!LT,:Vr not want the empire bled to death, nor tin., .nM.dil.n.rv. Tl. fm-t is. however, predated Us gravity at tho time,
j uiioiiiiirt v.viiii ii j ii .i.f, . - i - - ' -
says that the actual number oi run ami
complete copies or
they have swept tho board, tho prairies are
nglow with tho light of torches and nro-
works. To force tho Iron further into sir.
llryan's soul, thny aro going to hold a state
Comuany. be
ill numjior oi iiiii i" ti0 tlloy lfl II the lllltUllg to (leatll Of a II 1 1,. f 4I.U ,ln(tnln.w.v nf vnti.a tin.snnls r . . " "
The Daily, Mornmu, - , , v..., ,w. , nmi neon lores
KvenlnK and Sunday Ueo primed during th who may be accused or suspected of be- itself In every presidential election In n negotiate for peaco with Spain not a slnglo
"..aV'.aao WA' ""u.'!. r.HT.-tn '"B responsible for the autl-foreign up- striking degree and In minor form in voice, official or unofficial, would havo been
2!!!!.'!!!!!!!u'!nio 18!!!!!!!!!!..-t,:hmi rising. Those who are unmistakably other elections. A presidential battle rnlscd" lu fftVr of such sovereignty.
7 U7 Mhow" t0 bo Kull,i' mMi ,,u l'"ulsllul1 draws out more voters than nny other
2i!'.!!!!!!i'.!iaH,.-:M th0 CI,,I1(;H0 Bovornment has shown political contest nnd ninny of the par-
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10 27,!t70
Total
Less unsold nnd returned copies.
can all sco It now. If what wo all seo now U(m. ,n (uster county, where populism was
een when wo uegan iu , nrn nnil w, !ch Rnt 0mar Kcm to con
gress and Sltas Holcomb to tho governor
ship nnd to tho supremo court. Tho re
publicans of that county havo not had a
t . ...... it .in., ices I. ill IhU vpnr thov
Over T,v Million- Hived. . " r a 6 , In
I t'Ut'L-IUtni IIIUI1 vu
tho "redemption" of tho state Since
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lists might as well tako down their sign
and ask for a receiver.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Now York Herald
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....aM,7iio u uiumsness 10 no uns, out uie uuueo tlclpauts content themselves wltli vot- mt Pn , r-n, tor rountv has sono republican the popu
tfM.TOo mi,,..- la i. ,. i.i.,.ii,if.. ...lu.i,... ........... for tho Krupii armor has been so much C'ister county nas gono r,u"""
an.OM. 7 ,,,, .- lnR omy ,or presme.uia. e.eciors oi ou.ci rcducc(, tha, 10 Navy department may
::::S;J:.Kio 1,1 C1,1,1U- Jst ldomnlty for In- Hllgie sccllou of the ticket. aafcly dalm that the new Hguro Is fair and
.:jo,rwo u"us iiiincieu must ne exnetcu, mil a compilation of tho Ilgures for the reasonatlo and thus bo Justified In abandon-
no, tin. this country is not in China for the I nHt two tirfdilintlnl oleetlfini In No- lug tho very costly nlternat'vo to build a
purpose of robbery anil spoliation. brnnkn shows the same neglect of the Rovernment Plant. Tho maximum price
. . .. sciueu upon, tisu per iou, ruiiifouui.!. u
uii:i us 4iii.iimiii.ii ii mi; uiin;iuin..- 8nvlng of over J2.500.000 to tho govern-
between the total vote and that recorded ment.
for iiMitleiiliii- nillces Ineltuleil In the
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We believe that ultimately the atti
tude of this government will be ap
proved by the civilized world, us It
now Is by most of the powers.
Until further notlco Tammany will spoil
virtue with a capital V.
Tho proper thing to do nowadays Is to
catea cold nt a foot ball game.
Kogoro Tokahlra. tho new Japanese min
ister ot. Washington, belongs to tho pro-
He
The
KHUUKll IX I'llAXCK
arrival lu Trance of former
Net total sales N7,M7H
Net dally average ax,oa
Subscribed In my presence ami nworn to President Kruger will give the Trench
d imo m m ii! HUNOATE I people an opportunity to strongly
(Seal.) notary manliest uioir nearty liatreu or tne
Rrltlsh. This feeling, rather than sym
pathy with tho Hoers as representa
tives of republican government, Is what
will prompt Frenchmen to make the
visit of Kruger an ovation. In spite of
tho precautions that have been taken
A I ..1. . A.
lloston Tratiserlut.
In lSflL'. for oxntunle. the total voto In .. .if oiih..p nnrtv fmm cresslvo schcol of his countrymen
Nebraska was i!0t),51KIf while the total tho Now England states who was ro- speaks fluently tho languages of Austria,
...,. ,,ui,i..f i,. iio'M.i cnii. nominated this year was re-elected. This Is Italy and Holland-
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IIMi I (ICL'IIIL'lll UUUM1UI, UIVilv(iU HW. ui- ACtOrUIHK W Ik ninui y. n'- "
Ing short more than 10,000 votes.
If reports from Washington as to
promised reduction of war revenue
tuxes nro correct several of tho Internnl
revenue stamps can already see their
llulsh.
. 1 . .i.iin by the authorities of Marseilles to pre-
Nebraska need not give up while ' ,
not un-
Drecedented. Tho samo nhenoincnon an- nllnwpil to run In Pari; only when they have
total vote for governor In tho same year peais lu Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, assassinated somebody. This epigram was
was ll)7,17;i, more than JLO0O less than Nebraska, Mlnnesotn, California nnd a few provoked by a soldier preventing an Amerl-
tlie number of ballots cast, while the other small sates of tho north, as well as can urtlst from running to catch a street
total for all tho congressional districts K1"Ujrll lho, .T'ilinrJ1 vitll' cur"
. i i ift,r..M . i. . election habit which marks tho l lfty- , o tho cur os t es of tho presl-
aggregated only 100,101, a deficit of Bevcniu C0UBregfl BB widely from J", e" tlon that tho banner republican
nearly ln.WX). tho Fifty-second congress, ten years ago, town8l,p Hhould bo located In North Caro-
lu the year 1800, which constituted the when so many of tho leaders, Including Wll- .. , tho SnpUon Laurel township in
battle royal for the presidency, eliciting "am Municy, wcreaeieaieo.
there Is hope. There Is at least a chance
for It to retain Its six congressmen, If
the ratio of apportionment Is not in
creased too much.
vent any iintl-Kngllsh demonstrations,
It Is safe to say that they will bo
made.
There Is naturally great Interest and
curiosity as to the object of Ooni
Tho movement In newspaper property l " a visit to Lurope and doubt
In Nebraska seems to nave been quick- less this will soon be disclosed,
encd by the election. Hut It Is notice- It is hardly possible that ho
able thnt the papers which are changing comes to seek Intervention, because he
hnnds nro all of the popocratlc faith. must realize thnt that Is out of the
question. The Iloer republics that were
Congressman Allen of Mississippi havo been annexed to tho British em-
Bays he does not regret his retirement plro nnd that fact Is recognized by tho
from legislative life. Neither will tho world. No nation will now attempt to
democratic party regret It It has more Interfere with It that does not desire
use for nn undertaker thnn a punster. war with Great lJrltaln. France Is uot
harmed by the result and Germany Is
Governor Toynter will represent Ne- well satlslled with it ltussln has no
braskn by personally attending upon interest In It Tho report that Kruger
tho Irrigation congress nt Chicago. The is empowered to sign a peace treaty Is
governor is entitled to the most of the denied by those who ought to know
few weeks remaining
career.
more Intense Interest than any other re
cent struggle, Nebraska polled 'J30,7lir
votes. On presidential electors u totnl
of 1224,171 votes was cast, a little over
0,000 less than the nggregnte. On gov
ernor, however, only 217,703 were re
corded, a dellelt of 13,000, while on con
gressmen, In the different districts, the
total was 210.017, a dellelt of 14,000.
pitoiiiiuTioMyrs puli, tub conic.
Pour Out Some Jiililln t Ion Over llio
Cnlii lu Tlit-lr Voir.
Ualllmoro American.
that stato McKlnlcy got 210 votes and Hryan
none.
Ico racing on tho Hudson Is to receive un
usual attention during tho coming season.
Ono craft that has Just been turned out will
bo a marvel In its way. It will carry 613
to his otllclnl
Olllclul returns from the election In
Kansas make tho McKlnley plurality
there almost 2(5,000. And Kansas wns
another of tho states which tho Drynn
Ites pretended to curry In their vest
pockets.
Meanwhile tho lloer soldiers are keep
ing up a guerrilla warfare and General
Kitchener Is preparing to carry out the
policy of depopulating tho towns and
driving the people to the const in effect
to prosecute a wur of extermination.
Tho first of tho presidential candidates square feet of canvas nnd will yet bo eo
to visit Ualtlmoro since tho election la .Mr. Ilgnt. mai tour meu wiu .-..
John (3. Woollcy, who last evening made oandlo It.
un address bctoro tho Maryland conven- Cuba will bo well represented at the Pnn-
tlon of Christian Endcavorcrs. Mr. Wool- American exhibition at Uuffnlo. General
lev and his friends aro rejoicing over tho Wood has naked for plans of a building to
Presumably the totnl vote In Nebraska fact that ho polled the largest voto ever bo erected there. This building will bo In
lu mOO has been 111 excess of 210,000, so received by a prohibition candidate for th0 Cuban style and every effort vlll b
thnt whllo tin. sbortiipi. nr viiIlh In tin. president. Tho total voto given to Mr. mnUe to give a fine display of the resources
. .. Joshua Levering of Haltlmore, who was 0f tho Island.
...a, uv sivmn uiu iiiu- nrQhll)ltlon candldato In 1896. was 132.- , , ,., n,,nrnn nf nuatemaln.
portion cannot be far different from o07, while tho Woollcy voto of last week whf) , now , Sau i,-rancl8co on a visit, was
that in previous presidential elections. will approximate half n million. Pour a iPUtcunnt colonel on the staff or General
Whllo the ideal election machinery J'cars as tho prohibitionists had two presl- John c Krcmont When the pathfinder mado
would bo that which recorded the choice dentlaI ,canJldtltes 'n ") "e,ll, nnd thcr,, his second trip across tho Rockies. Ho
, . . iLLtuuLii iHLUioitt othn CMBeli bcMeB tll0 party Bput t , 0uutomaia Ia 1873 and has a con-
,.i iUU iuii;. uu iiomuoii 10 u tunt brought nhout a reduction or nearly cc83ou for a Uno of road over tho Chuepache
iiiiuu, it. is uno to expect to auain inai one-nair rrom tne voto oi isv., wnen m- mom,tuns nr0und tho groat volcano of Santa
goal for the present The best thnt can 'c was mo canmuaio. m .iaryiuim m M , wnlch ,g 14 000 cct n)Eh.
be done Is to simplify the election laws ' 11 '.c..;.. Tho lato Henry Vlllard gaye away a great
ko !is to l-niliipo In n minimum tin. tinni. ....... .. .. ' ...... ..... deal of money during his lifetime. In addl-
;m ".; , L " r..' ,Z r,". tlon to numerous hencfactlons bestowed on
try, yet a candldato who can secure such .r'7.: i. , ,i...n m ri
. ... . . - I ... . . l.. , ... hM nrn lUHOnS, B tUIIHIUUlVU lu ...u
1'rinco uavid of Hawaii, tho delegate ""J-i ""- " "uu"r, '""..".. " ,7 i" lowing American objects: Tho Oregon ana
whoso voto turned the scale In favor of r: ...' .,.'.,. ., .,.,. v. ,, ,, Washington Stato universities, Harvard, co-
would bo a good man for president of tho l"nb a- tho Metropolitan Museum of Art
platform, Is among the derelicts of the United States. It Is not. therefore, unnat- " tno -alural "lslor
i VAt.n...tH .luinni tift i. iirul op ii ii rfifi Hon abl o that nrohlbltlonlats I rflrk
iiuiciuuvi iMuuitui niuiiii uu m ur ui; 1 - . . . rHHni
. .. . . . am relolclnir ovor tho showing they made. Pacific coast people aro expecting Prcsl-
iieinoei-niie eniKiuiaie ror cieioirniit in . . . .. .. : ... . ... .t.., .......
" -"lf.n,l nn nt trt It na nv ilnnrn flint tnnirilieilL A1C1V1D1CV lo VIBil men nittlta
Tho Cuban constitutional convention
has not been guilty up to date of vio
lating the eight-hour rule. At tho pres
ent rate of progress the body may be
able to formulate a constitution by
Chrlstmns, 1001.
np.Assttriiixri tiih oinu vs
" .1ni.mm.ntln nn . , . 1 1 ,1 ., 1 . . V...
Si'Pl-i.lnrv limit mild In iinwili nt "-". v. ..w.vhuiu ,, ,,,. , nH nVMnnro that
Santiago that his visit to Cuba Is for cosress. The prlnco evidently did not causo ls Kaming ground. Tho New Volco, spring, tho particular purpose of his trip
auuui
last
to be
urccd to havo it Includo tho stato ot Wash-
Tho disposition of Governor-elect vantaco nf its nosltion to have a fluhtlne Incton and especially tho Puget Sound
the purpose of making nn Investigation
of its lnhubltuuts, particularly with
reference to their ability to govern
themselves. He stated that from news
paper reports he had come to imagine
that the Cubans were only partially
know any more about what his own ono of tho best of tho party's publlca- ucing to ho present at mo launcmng oi
people want than ho did about tho de- tlons, says: "This, at least, is sure: Tho battleship Ohio at San Francisco ab
sires of tl,.; J "t. Z S J JA'h "jrSK V
prohibition party haa but to selzo the ad-
Dletrlch to appoint to the position of chance for victory and the Whlto House region
ndlutant conernl ono of tho veterans of la 1S04." When tho now monitor No. S slides from
Foot ball Is dangerous enough when civilized and was agreeably surprised to . ; ... . . i.rniif-lit mit n Tllls ma? smnck of tho chasing of rain- tho ways at Dath. Me., next Saturday It
. .. . . . . .1...1 ii.. .i i i.ii ,i. I i'"- "Kl wiin apnin nas urougui oui a . , . . ,i , n, i. ., mi a .inn Pnriin
tho railroad grader In Wyoming who
substituted a stick of dynamite for a
pigskin Injected entirely too much uc
tlon luto tlio game.
deslro to renew assurances of tho good
faith of the United States government,
which will fulfill its promises, and I
ability. The capture of tho Manila mlnatlon to continue the fight. They may ters of Charles A. Doutcllo of Uangor, rep
water works will bo nothing ns com- novor be ablo to convince tho majority of rcsentatlvo from tho Fourth congressional
The Peter Cooper club has been ills-
rillUU Its promises, and I I Mln .,,,. ti, ,utnf tho American people that their doctrlno Is district of Maine. Miss Boutolle Is regarded
expect soon to seo u free, self-governing , . , a paramount Issuo in national politics, but ns ono of tho handsomest young women in
renublle lu Cuba." With a convention J their loyalty to their causo cannot ho unngor. sho ls of tho statucsnuo brunette
stuiKcn Dy mo aeienis inui iney kiiow nrn typo nnd ot vivacious manner.
With a convention
in session to franio n constitution for
Kltl'CEIl l.N UUItOI'l
Im-
TUo Uxlled PrcHliIint a Mlclity
purtnnt PerHtinnKC
Philadelphia Times.
Kruger Is to havo a great reception at
D.VI.V AMI VILLAIIII.
Pinning- nf Tno li-n Connpleuouw in
WeHlern Ilnvcloiniifiil
Chicago News.
Death ha3 given a Juxtaposition to tho
two names, Henry Vlllard and Marcus
Daly. As both represent certain facts In
Tho bunrlar convicted of sawlnir Into c ,.
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cuBHiuK uiu uuuouuh il mi: u mui.-iiL-iiut.-iii. Luuuii Ku oi iiuieui. ii tho police alarm nt the public library candidates in tho field
fusion, with less man duo popuusi would seem unnecessary to reassure tho will have two years to refloct upon tho
votes registered in Douglas county tho people of tho good faith of the United f0ny 0f summoning tho police to arrest
future or populism m tuts imuiwich suites, yet beeretary Hoot may have himself. He will also serve ns an ob
mlght be n more pertinent subject found n feeling of distrust there which ject lesson for other people who mny
he thought it desirable to correct. mst- covetous ova Wnn tho cold nnd
Tho nonocratle papers of tho stato are There Is n eonsldorabln tdtminnt In
.11 nf n,. nn flu. nuoHtlnii nf fusion. fi..i... ti.nt iu ..nf i.. -.. . Marseilles. Tho French of tho south aro American history that relation may do ai
"V...: .,.:..: ,.:."."; rrr.... .VV"' ... . u imr l1- especially impressionable and they have lowed to stand, though otherwise there Is
, iihl uu um.ib ' , l'wiuoiu governiueni nnd lis luuuonco IS becn prcparlDB t0 wlcomn tho cr jrnder no connection between tho careers ot these
prujiunum ui uiu ..nov-w. ul ic-iirou iiy uiose wuo want sen-govern- ivrugur m unuumiy uuuiiiuu iu iiib- wlth tne utmo3t enthusiasm. Ho is, Indeed, two "solf-mado" knights or lortuno.
political tlrin will fall to each of the ment. A correspondent of the New appointment lu his trip to Europe If he an heroic figure and must command a do- Tho least complex and most readily un
nnrlni.ru In eiiso of dissolution of IllC Vnrl- MVIliniw. ...riii,.,, ivn... 1 ......., u nvimr-t Imr nrtlvn lntirvtntlon. Wldlo Kreo of sympathy and ndmlratlon every- dcrstood la tho career of Marcus Daly
,i,i i.... .i i . . . i. , iu , ,.,.,ii... i. . in whoro for tho uallant struggle which ho and The famous Montana "copper king" and
Wimuuun,.,!-. BUUL-S unit UlL-JU IS Ilol u mall UOlIlg.a " l"Ll, ...i,..l..j, ..u ..... - l,l,l ., !!!, Vlllnril U'n. u fnmlirner bv
. . . . I . , t I Ull) IIIUIMU IUUUV UI tMWl IIHIl IILUV4WIIVL1 I ilUiOV4UUll. IIUU . ' ' . ... -c
Ini'i'o luiuhii.cLi hi rinitn w)n iu iwii l'opolvn no lnllltarv Kimnnrr. NntlonK ... ... i. . .... ... .1 f
n-ui.,.i 1 "w." jivt, "- ncainat Ereat oadB. nut win r rcncii uemon- nirtn una Amcriuu u mo u i 'uiiuuu; u
lllilliMiit, I ,t(l.. iw f.i.tf tlt.if 11 lt. 1 wlilnli tiro ti-IIHtif in fnln 1111 M10 hnrilon I .t.niu.. i u 1.1.. ini.n.i inan ... I 1. ti.. ni.ln . from Tmlnml nt tht a en
Members of tho German
havo declared themselves lu favor of Lbsojlltl, independence business Interest of war for others, ns tho United States miration for tho Boors than by hostility to of 13, was well directed in making for Sa
naving uie emperor su..... t ... t H(ffop gn,nt,y ,n a)1 imrta of fm. Cul)U( (ire not j)lentlful
XO 1.10 luuuur ...e..:u ui l.il muu ,.w. li.h ls,aU(i t nluJor,t of t
of tho ministry before ho delivers them lf tho 01)Ullou tuut Cu,m ,s not
to tho public. Such a course would cer
tainly save many explanations.
pre-
Accordlng to a Husslan medical uu-
tho Ilrltlsh. Francisco, whero ho grew up to fortune
Americans perhaps should not criticise through mining Interests and properties, as
this attitude, slnco It was tho opportunity to many other American millionaires havi
to lnlurn Enclnnd that first broueht tho dunu before tind since. HU devotion t
BOTH ABLEJND COMPETENT
Columbus Times.
Dlwurd ltosewater has Justly t
earned the position of United
States senntor nnd he Is abun
dantly nble and competent to llll It
with credit to himself and honor
to the great state of which he Is
so Important u factor. It ls time
now for Omaha to stop Its mean
petty Jealousies and present n
united front for lilm.
pared for self-government, owing to the thorlty there Is only one doctor for French to our nKslstanco In tho war of lu- horses nnd the turf was merely an out
least respouslblo element having con- every 30,000 Inhabitants In thnt country, dcpcndcnco of tho United States. Kruger growth of amplest means and lolBiiro.
trol of the preliminary nrrunJmontH This Held should olTer a suggestion to 'n connection recalls tho memory of Vlllard found fortune and placo by a
iro oi nit piuiniinar airantenients, wnrPi(11, nvi?. .,, nrnll I-'ranklln. Tho antipathy which Franklin moro circuitous route. Horn In Ilavarla
and knowing that tho influence which tll0h0 Lo 1,,uo "K'd ovei the prob- Mo tQ tmn o g00(, ccount wgs )u. aUty.flV0 ycars ng0( younR vlllard, at 18,
n.,iU .,v.,,.. ,,.ui i... i..... .1 loin of what was to be done with ull . i. i it,n. n..i ..i.,i.,.i v,i nk..ruii utiMina rnmn in
yenrs will soon unow now uie rounutiH whu mitt;st jntert,ht ,,, tllu tho graduates of our medical schools. and that ended only with tho dofeat of N'a- Belleville, 111., got to bo a newspaper re-
of populism felt when the pie brigade oiIi.th iv timi- it .,,tt.. .... ' polcon, and It breaks out again from time porter, then European correspondent and
A 1 H.. .ln,.. n.,.l ,....n..rlnln.l nil 1S1UU"- CHILIS Sliy llllll II UlllllOrS llOt ...... ... .... . .!.. Tk. nt llm nro.nnt rtnv .l.nn n...r nf lho Vrw Vnrk KvenlOIT Post
etiier tno people ure prepared for Chicago Times-Herald. care very llttlo for the Doers, but they and Nation. Ho seems to havo satisfied his
self-government or not. Tho very fact Still, thero ls no lmmediato causo for recognize In Kruger a doughty opponent of -ambition In this direction, and turning his
that the world discredits them will de- alarm on the part of rich Americans with perfidious Albion and they aro throwing up energies and faculties to railroading ho
stroy all conlldeiico and will surelv ro daughters. There are only a few dukes their hats for htm accordingly. finally becamo president of tho Northern
,, , ,. , . . , ,, left, and tho majority of them aro fairly Tho demonstration may not bo without Pacific and later organized tho Edison (Jon-
sun in Mem I0J.S to ail.pioperty holders wc flxclli BOmo othcr significance. Of course It is eral Electric company, becoming its presl-
and enterprises. wholly unofficial nnd tho French govern- dent.
The correspondent further says that HM" V-'" " i" "n!"""! meDt w"l tnl0 Palns ,0 n'8avow h and to As to acquiring money and tho power
tho annexation sentiment wns n,,v..r . r...; ... .r .l P it In check; but It cans attention nev- that accompanies it, uo n meso me., wer-
(IHHAT TltAlli: HAliA.M'i:.
.llnrkrd liierrnno In lilt- Oelohcr llrc-
nril of lxinrt.
Philadelphia Press.
October, which Is always a great month
the export trade, surpassed Its record
this year. Tho merchandise exports
reached tho enormous totnl of $103,000,000,
ad as Uiu merchandise Imports fell off a
llttlo the excess of merchandise exports
was $92,475,226, or nearly $3,000,000 per day
during tho month. Thero was nn excess
of Imports of gold of $9,300,000 and an ex
cess of exports of silver of $3,120,000 nnd
tho bnlanco of trado on these Items for tho
month was no less than $80,220,000.
I-or ten months tho excess of merchan
dise, gold nnd silver exports was $527,233,-
112, which Is larger than In tho samo period
of nny other year. All tho figures for tho
month nnd year mako new records. The
remendous volumo of our export trado ls
not tho only rcmarkablo fact which theso
figures exhibit. It Is Interesting to noto
that though we have sent nbroad $499,CG7,000
moro merchandise than wo havo received
from abroad, wo havo also exported an
excess of $7,000,000 gold and $20,400,000
liver slnco January 1. These figures In
dicate that our credits abroad must be ex
ceedingly large, though Just what the
amount Is no ono can say, owing to tho
tact that thero aro no available statistics
covering tho movement of securities.
Apparently tho foreigners sold a con
siderable quantity of stocks and bonds In
ho first half of tho year, but recently
hey have been tnklulg them back. This
country has Invested $$0,000,000 In foreign
obligations slnco tho first of January, but,
supposing the movement of securities to
havo balanced, thero ls yet to bo ac
counted for moro than $440,000,000 in the
rst ten months of tho year.
Tho tncrcaso In merchandise exports in
October wns chiefly In cotton. Tho foreign
consumers for many months did not buy cot
ton and stocks ran down lu Europo to an
unusually low point. Tho expectation was
that tho new crop of cotton would bo a
very largo ono and that prices would fall.
Exactly tho opposlto proved to bo tho truth
and tho foreign consumer has been com
pelled to buy cotton at tho highest prlco for
many ycars. In October lho valuo of cotton
shipped was moro than $00,000,000, as com
pared with $23,000,000 In tho samo month ot
1S09. Tho cotton exports aro stilt large
and will bo for some months, during which
tlmo wealth will literally pour Into the
hnnds of tho southern planter.
Tho large credits of tho country abroad
havo suggested tho placing ot moro foreign
loans here. Europe Is not In n position to
pay for her bread, meat and cotton In gold.
Recently tho small sum of $10,000,000 has
been sent to this country, nnd tho cash
piles ot tho world havo been scraped In
order to get It together. It ls perfectly
apparent that tho Dank of England ls not
In a strong euough position to forward more
gold this season, and as tho chief creditor
this country has not Insisted on It, but
stands ready to help tho bank out lf neces
sary next month. Tho total favorable
balance on tho vlslblo Items of our export
trado for ten months this year ls largo
enough to test tho capacity of tho world's
ability to pay for uomo months.
VOTK OAST BV WOMEN.
FrnturcM ot Hip CniiipalRU la Four
Wrntern Slntcn.
St. Iouls aiobe-Dcmacrat.
In tho four states, Colorado, Wyoming,
Utah and Idaho, whero women havo the full
right ot suffrage, thcro was a decided Increase
In tho woman vote. All theso states were
carried by Dryan four years ago. Two gavo
a majority for McKlnley and tho republicans
gained heavily In tho other two. In n gen
cral way no division Is apparent In tho four
states along sex lines. Dut thero aro a
fow Incidental features of special interest.
The democratic candldato for congress In
Wyoming wroto a lotter somo time ago In
which he eald that tho woman vote was the
easiest to get, the easiest to keep and the
easiest to manipulate ot all elements In
politics. As n result, the republican can
dldato for congress ran 800 ahead of the
electoral ticket and has tho largest majority
over given a candidate In tho stato. Two
thirds of tho women of Wyoming, It ls
stnted, voted for McKlnley.
Utah gavo tho country tho greatest
surprise of the election, and tho woman voto
had something to do with tho rcmarkablo
overturn of the democratic plurality In
1S98 of 51,000. Only ono woman rnn for
ofilco In Utah nnd she was defeated. She
was a delcgnte to tho last democratic na
tlonnl convention and seconded Dryan's
nomination at Kansas City. Though presl
dent of tho Utah Woman's Democratic
league, sho was beaten for tho lower house
of tho legislature, nnd the extent to which
sho ran behind shows that many women
voted against her, Tho woman voto In
Colorado Increased from 48,270 In 189(1 to
80,943 In 1900. Dryan's plurnllty In tho state
declined from 134,000 to 35,000, but tho fall
Ing off was not specially duo to tho woman
voto. In Wyoming tho women cast nearly
ono-thlrd of tho aggregate vote of 23,000,
No chango ot a radical nature has yet been
developed by full woman suffrago In tho
four small states where It Is established.
MNUS TO A I.M;!II.
Detroit Journal: A man's strong points
may lie largely the creation of his own fond
Imagination, nnd still ho strong enough for
him to got stuck on thorn, thus becoming
static.
Pittsburg Chronicle: Van Droatn You
shouldn't always begin a remark with
"Hay" or "uhr
Dinwiddle 1 don't.
"You don'tl"
"No, 1 always exclaim, 'Oh, sayl'"
Philadelphia Press: He Them's no doubt
nbout It, "a man Is known by tho compnny
ho keeps."
Bho Not ulwnys. lf the average man
wcro really known by his compnny sho'd
shako him right away.
Indianapolis Journal: "What Is reserve,
pa 7"
"Reserve? Well, reserve is holding In
and not trl'lng nil you know' for fear you
will keep other people from telling all they
know."
you not let me. put
Philadelphia Times; Tnmbo They say
"tlmo Is money."
Hones Yes, nnd did you hear the latest7
They've arrested tho secretary of one of
the big corporations,
Tnmbo What fur?
Hones For keeping minutes.
Boston Transcript. Hutts I never saw
such u man us Fumcr Is to smoke. He Is
smoking nil tho time.
Cults Don't exaggerate.
Hutts Oh, well, of course, I never sw
Fumcr when ho was asleep In bed.
Brooklyn I.lfe: Mrs. Cannnford Yes, It
ls n really high-class school, Teddy Is
learning I.ntln nnd Orcek, Babylonian art
and prehistoric gradations.
Mrs. Pick But do you think thoy will be
useful?
"I'sefull Thank heaven, wo haven't corns
down to that yet."
Washington Star: "Do you think that
statesmanship Is on the decllno?"
"No, nniwereu Honuior Horunum, as no
rlllled tho Iciivcm of his check book. "I am
tronclv of the opinion that somo of It is
on tho accept."
Chtcneo Tribune: Head of thn Family
(shivering at tho breakfast table) What
tlmo did the natural gas fall last night?
Tommy (beroro ills elder sister couia re
ly) Must havo been nbout 10:30 o'clock,
Ktiess. I honrd Curollno's flame go out
about that time.
Chicago Post: "A telephone Is almost
necessity of modern life." said tho ugent
of tho company.
"That Is nulto true," ndmltted tho women
who had comu to tho door In response to Wb
ring.
"Then why win
ono ln7
Because." sho refilled, "so lonir as tnn
oonlo In tho next lint havo one It would
be a useless expense for us."
COLORADO' MAUD MUM-Klt.
James Barton Adams In Denver Post.
Tho Judite came rldlnir nlong tho lane
On a piebald horso with a chewed-off
mane.
Tho breezes toyed with his Iron-eray hair.
And flirted his whiskers hero und there.
He rode nlong In reflective mood
That nicely lltted the solitude.
Its short fnt lees In their clrcllnir flare
'ut tho horso In parentheses, as it were.
Maud stood In a bend of tho old rail fenco
To observo his honor approaching hence.
ler stub noso shono In the summer sun
.Iko a piece ot steak that was medium
done.
Tho freckled fnee of tho rustic maid
Would stop a train on a steep downgTads!
ler dress was faded and old and worn
Her hair was the color of ripened corn.
Tim bat h1i worn on her numnkln head
Would make a mummy forgot 'twas dead.
The old horse uttered a startled snort
At risk of n line for contempt of courtl
And shied 'nenth the rider until It threw
His center of gravity all askcwl
Another Jumn nnd his honor felt
Tha cold earth hit him a fearful welt!
He littered thi" deepest grunt of palri
Tnnt was ever nearu in mat uusiy lanei
Then uttered a phraso too extremely rlpo
For a moral paper to put In type!
Maud stood and grinned like a circus ape
To see him so Joggled out of shape!
He gazed at her with a llery look
That would burn tho backs oft a spelling
boom
He studied her features and understood
What threw tho horso In mlch frightened
moodl
Then placed a hand on his Jolted head
And with a preface of dashes said:
"Young lady, the next time I pass thin
place
I hope to Godfrey you'll hide that face!"
Tho crowd which has controlled the
popocratlo party during the past few
turned them down nnd appropriated all
tho fat ofllebs. They reaped the fruits
of tho labor of others for a time nnd
aro now harvesting tho crop sown by
themselves.
General ritzhugh I.ce has arrived In
New York on his return from Cuba und
San Francisco Chronicle.
may bo expected to tako charge as com- ., , . , ' . . A movement has ueen stnrteu in the cast th , . th fnct thnt Krugcr appears eminently successful. Thoy wcro typical ot
, . ..... .,. ... ..... ,., auuHfeui i.iiui ii ib luiiuj. mere nas to mako tho second Inaugural of McKlnley , .,,,, .n i,t , tho .v,n n-..,. .i ..nrontintv ami nosKihiv also
ro still ot tho "good luck" that havo maao so many
enco and American millionaires, and probably will
tborlty Is niako many moro. To both America spelled
munder of tho Department of the Mis
Z nVmuaha vc y Buort y T ho "0t bceu U U,"U sl"CU thu Wttr w,wu t,lu Braudest display of the kind ever seen. reprC8ontatlvo of a people who nr
eourl ntOmnhn try shortlj. 1 lie Hlo cleluuIlt or VxxbmH w K0 , and tho occasion merits It, for the election , up their fight for Indeprnde
ventures tho snggestm. hut I he wll conditions as they JZZ "sr whoso Wugatln to British auth
ouly glvo an advance notlco tho people of
Omaha, through their Cominerclnl club
or somo other organization, will be
glad to tender him n reception char
acteristic of their hospitality.
and both wcro ready to
Tho advent of winter llnds fewer peo
ple In Omahn dependent upon charity
thau for many years. Times are never
bo good or work so plentiful, however,
that thero are not some unfortunates
nnd tho fact that the city nnd Its peoplu
aro generally prosperous leaves less ex
cuso for unrelieved want. Those In n
posltlou to distribute charity Intelli
gently should bo provided with tho
means to mnko tho coming Thanksgiv
ing worthy of the name to overy soul in
Omaha.
it nrn ever llk'elv to seo ncnln. I . . i
urn tmlnv. 'l'lu-v k.iv Unit it lu ,,..i.. .. apparonny as rcmoio aa e,l-.. . u,., r. opportunity,
. j ... .u ,...,.., , .... . T.,,,.nnnnn nlh,. thnrnfnm 111 Tint 9 n. n.r.n II
commercial problem ami they have every Brooklyn aKe"'' gether too late and It la conceivable that It Whether It Is "worth whllo" to become a
urguuieut oil their side. They kuow too Tho nunltlvo exnodltlons undertaken bv may not bo altogether vain. millionaire merely for tho sako of millions
well that without a market lu the European soldiers Into Interior China aro U Is gravely slated In London that the and such enjoyment as thoy can bring ls a
United States for their products thev cowardly and brutal enterprises. Tho Hom aro maintaining such nctlvo hostlll- wholly different question Theso met
are at the merev of th,. Uinw ., ...I, noxcr war Is over, and tho whipping of a ties In tho Transvaal that It may be ncrcs- achieved what la ca led a "practical sue
aio at tilt muo of the busluess world , , t create sympathy ary to deal with them on tho plan pursued cess," and In this they aro to bo classed
iiuvi iu uui uu iu ,i jiusiiion 10 ueveiop
tho Island us It should be. With u high
tarln.' against her products lu tho United
States Cuba Is doomed. In view of this
fr.p thom If It Hno not rennw thn wnr. by Epaln With tne uunans. .no uiucouh Willi wiousnnas OI uuiem, Bimio moro niiu
"reconcentrauo policy oi vey.er ia uciuiiiiy iscrac less successim. ii ia uui luipruuauio
llurvmt of Uie Orci.nrUa. spoken of as a proper measure and one influences are already ni wont wmcn win
Minneapolis Times. likely to bo put In force. Such nn Imitation render America In the futuro no moro a
Tivnntv vrnra ana this rnnntrv rnlnnil nf Qngnlnh tnpthods would bo a confession Hold for such OXPlO tatlon and thO mere
sentiment lu Uubn uniong u largo uml hardly any prunes and ten years ago nearly ot defeat In honorablo warfare and would piling up of millions. And this Is not lo
liiuueiiiiai eiemeiu, willl'll nas more nr CO.OCO.OOO pounds of that fruit wcro liu- be so onenslvo to tno senumeni o. civiiua- oo regroueu. .Miiuuim mu ruuuu m
less support In this country, It was well ported. Now wo produco 100,000,000 pounds Hon, except where the military Idea has con- their wny, but tho attainment of them docs
for Swrntnrv it. wit nu tin. r ... , aud" importation has practically cea3ed. fused tho public conscience, as to glvo en- not In itself constitute a proper object In
. . . ''uul- " rtprcbentu- Callf0rna uas almost succeeded in sutmly- tlrely new ground for Intervention on tho ufo. Unless their possessor also learns
live or 1 resident McKlnley, to reuew iDR tho homo market for raisins and whereas Docrn' behalf. If Kruger shall accomplish the secret of using thom wisely his famo
assurances of the good fulth of the the Importations amounted to 42,000,000 nothing else, ho will at least prevent the will bo brief and his memory, If It Bur-
United K;ito fnri.mmi.iif nouuds ten years ago, wo buy less than one- world from forgetting tho cruel nggression vives at all, win mossora oniy in unremom
. .. . ,. ... . . . n. I . ., . . I . . . .. I 1. T, . . 1 . I ..... I , , n,V.Il. .,aa 1,,., I .... 1 ,1 ....... 1 H
fourth or mai nuaniuy nuroan now. ineiin poiim Ainca .or wniuu wiukuu uu ucitu ucnm mum bio nut iuliuciuui iu
Meuuwhlle It ls to be reuinrkcd that
valuo ot our apple crop long ago passed the 1 some day give account.
la moncy-scttlng career.
Misfit Glasses
Make Trouble
They bother you now may harm
you forever.
Properly fitted glasses, with
lenses perfectly ground to conform
to the defects of your eyesight, Is
not all that It should he.
All our glasses nre made to order In
our own factory. Kvcry pair oure to
bo exnetly right.
J. C. Huteson & Co.
Consulting- Opticians
1520 Douglas Street.
Quality and Quantity
No other house in tho business of making und re
tailing line clothing makes and sells as much as we do in
our own fourteen retail stores, and that means low prices
to the consumer for line goods. Our retail business is
practically done on a wholesale basis directly with the
purchaser. Dollar for dollar quality for quality
there is no better and no cheaper ready-to-wear clothing
than we make in our, own factory.
Have you examined or tried on any of our winter
suits or top coats? CSreat line to select froin--?10.00 to
25.00 and
NO CLOTHING FITS LIKE OURS.
Browning, King & Co.,
R. S. Wilcox, Manager.
Omaha's Only Excliuiv Clotuior lor Mca and Hoys.
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