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o THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1002. boy m each 1.000 grot tons, who sh.ll bslcltlsenMuch hlp4tO racerv o nbeldy taught' eeamansblp and engineering and chall yank petty officer. gahjert ta Defense gervir. The owners of the veeeel must agree be- for receiving compensation that the ship RIVER AND ' HARBOR BILL under thla act. The amendment raa de feated, 24 to 47. ' - - - - Mr. Allison then offered ssveral amend- menta. Those limiting the operation of contract made under tha bill to July L 1920, and providing that the poetmaater Ren in emergency may b used by tha United I aral should make no contract after July 1, State for tha national defens or (or any J 1910. were agreed to without division.": Th private service at a (air compensation for I amendment of Mr. All lion limiting tha bill thla service. I to 15,000,000 rear until July 1. 1907. and Title 1 of the bill direct! tba secretary of I after that data to 18,000,000 a year, alio was l Ohio Ceaareasaaa lay Paraert at tha treasury to "pay to the owner of a doc- I agreed to. - Alllaea We aaaVLeec. Another amendment by Mr, Allison, pro Tiding that all Teasel entering Into eon tract under thla act shall be of elas Al, was agreed to without dlvlsloo, Mr. Allleon offered another amendment. nMHIa K a .am1 anf 1 1 1 1 1 full rom. M . , , , . . - l I r ' v " - . I unruur uui. mr, run lull u, uuid umug .u $1 a month for tha time ho If necessarily ..., unar ... tUhsldy feature ...,. , ..i...i .h- employed. of tha vending shalll clear from a United lire In thn emira. nf which ha nreaAnta1 W-l.l. j .MwlJtuM 4h HA v a a 1 altall ha I . . a I - - - r iti. tfiviwc. .u-i. hv . i ntttai nnri with t laaat fin npr rent oi , - . i - , i-. - i . . ,1 ...... flM I " - - - l IUBUJ IU.CIV-fl.llia .ia 1 C I V 1 O IV IL. DB (itvu raui...uu .ww . ,u commercuU Cargo capacity niiea. of thl- act at the same time, thtt ft sub- I ... fii0. tdlied Teasel shall not be sold to subject I T... Ptlllnsham, Dolllver, Dubois, Olbson, Herri a, Heltfeld. McComas, umenled trssel engaged In deep fishery for at least .three month In any one year fl per groeo ten per annum,- provided that at leant one-third of the crew shall be cltl tens of the United States, and ha Is di rected to pay also to a citizen of tba United Etatea serving as a member of such crew Congressman Barton Makes Extended 8peech Explaining Mearare. SEEKS TO CORRECT FALSE IMPRESSION Mesiste la Mlaaaderetood ssi He) Correet Erieseoai Impressloa. WASHINGTON, March 17. Tha house to ds began consideration of tha river and harbor bill. Mr. Burton of Ohio made an of a foreign power and that the president of I Allison, the United Stales shall cause proper reguift- c,oni tlons to be framed for the execution of thla I act I Berry BiacKDurn, CarmecK, Fry Cloae Debate. The debate on the vsrloua amendments I Clark (MonO.McLaurtn (Mine). Mcl.aurln (8. C), , Mallory, Martin, Money, Patterson, pettua. Proctor, Hawllna, Ppooner, Tallferro, Toiler, Veet, Warren J3. Foster (Wash.), Frye, Galllnger, Gamble, naie, Klttreda-e, MeMlilin. Mon, Mitchell, Nelnon, Penrose reruns. eral other members spoke briefly to the measure, among them Mr. Bellamy of North Carolina, who protested against the treat ment his state received. Mr. Fcter of Illinois and Mr. Cochran of Missouri dlscuesed the Boer war, criticis ing the majority severely for failure to al low congress to express tha aympathy of tbo American people with the struggling republics. At the conclusion of the proceedings to day Mr. Wachter of Maryland denied newspaper atory to the effect that Speaker Henderson had attempted to Influence hi course on the question of Cubsn reciprocity. Bartoa Corrects Falaa Ideaa. T rtn m A a (.! aha t Vi ,nn,niril r9 t k Hansbrough. Piatt (Conn.), I Haley, Quarlea, I llnU ..n,.,..,! ,,- -nnMr. tlon of the river and harbor bill. Mr. Burton, who Is In charge of the measure. In his opening statement said he would not discuss the benefits to commerce and trade from the appropriations con tained In tha bill, but would confine him self at eome length to discussing jome oopular misapprehensions with refereuce to It. In the first place, be said, the lm presslon existed that the bill carried some . ... - a I Clav. ana iue oiii firuci- cvuiuiucu w-uvu . pVrell Mr. Frye. author of the bill, closed tbo de- cuiheraon, bate. uuiiom, Mr. Fry declared that ten year ago . England carried 63 per cent of th trade Rard. of the world, while, now England carried I Beverldga, only 63 per cent of It. Oreat Brit- glu,r,0',7 aln. ha said, wss losing th world' I Burton, ' carrvlnr trade. In regard to eome Clark (Wyo.),Hanna, of the arguments advanced Mr. Banna I fnew nnka hrloflr Ha Bald It ui a los to I fSletrlrh. Hoar. Bcott. the American people to pay 1150.000.000 cr g," N4v-- "0. 1200,000,000 for carrying our American com- I Foraker, Kearns, merce, for under Just lawa perhaps 00 1 An amendment by Mr. Allleon, providing per cent of that amount would remain in I that steamer during their trial hav not the hand of Americans. The American I obtained a minimum speed of eight knots. merchant marine bad gone down and down I ball loaded, cannot participate la th pro- until It cut a sorry figure among the na- I posed subsidy, waa adopted. . tlons of ths world. I .. a.-..i By way of explanation of certain tea-1 4.. ,h. km ,hir.h v.. ..m aa -..t I Nr. rettue or Aiaoama onereo an amena- v.. a v .a t..t .v.. ment brovidln that the total expenditure thing over 60,000,0OO for the ensuing fiscal nary freight ship which Is to receive ths under tbo bill should not exceed 39,000.000 year, whereas it carried hut $24,00.000 of subsidy, is divested of all the excessive any on year. waa aareea io. vo w. ---". , ' . n Ih. n..l ...K.M-, mt.lr.rn I M T. BDOOnar OI TV -SCOnSlD. . Onerea an I vwv.vw muui miuiyij au.uuiicu in ui my Referring to the propoaitlon to prevent amendment reaerrlng to congress th right proprlated under the extract system. Chinese sailors on ships, he said it would to amend or repeal u a. not. nowever, -uD w u B,u, . lmoainna any contract maae unaer a -" 11 " bill. The amendment waa agreed to: When the bill waa reported to the-eenate I Mr. Aldrlch of Rhode Island demanded a seoarata vote on tha amendment of Mr. Pettua- llmltlntr tha tutal axDndttura under In tho sundry civil bill, to provide tor con- the bill in any on year to 19.000.000. . tinuina contracts autnonzea in river ana An amendment to the amendment by Mr. narcor Dills, ne saw, wera s(,ouu,uuu. crats hst suggested no remedy except Mr. Bacon limiting the amount of th annual agalnat $41,000,000 for the two previous Vest, who wanted free ahlps.- a "remedy .T.ni!ltura to 13.000.000 waa relented. Tha years. Mr. Burton said that the approprla- whlch I am Tory glad to say few intelli- I pettu. amendment then was rejected. 30 tlon for river and harbor work instead of gent Americana believe In." I ta 42 I Increasing with other governmental ex In his closing remarks. Mr. Fry said M rokrn of MUaourl' demanded a pendltures. as was popularly supposed, wer be would accept tn amendment ottered by ..,.-. on v. Hanna's amendment in reality decreasing. Mr. Allison, limiting the time of the opera. I ldln thtt nothina in . thla act should Mr. Burton also denounced the popular tlon of the measure, because he believed construed to prevent American, eitlsens Idea that unworthy projects for the im from acquiring, holding and operating any provement of bays ana creek aosoroea a foreign teamshlp line. The amendment proportion of tbe appropriation in me oui. waa adopted,' 40 to 82. " ' Fiaal Tot at tha Member. destroy th lines on the Pacific. He waa opposed to tbe proposition because our sailors are unable long to stand the ex cessive heat of th engtn and flreroom. No I'ae for - Free I hip. Facing the demooratlo side, he declared that in th last twenty-five yeara the demo- approprlatlons than any previous bill In 1890, he said, the actual appropriations In the bill exceeded $25,000,000. For the current year the appropriations contained perilled. The vessel rigidly guarded. bav sine beea SEEK TO SAVE P, M. MULLEN CZAR'S COURIER IN HURRY was derided to hold the summer meeting of tha Boctnty in. Tcrumseh on Tuesday and Wednesday, Joly,21 and 23. Every Effort to Hastea - Jaaraejr ta St. Peters- HI Kebraika Benaton Hope to Keep Him in STRIKE IS . ENTIRELY OVER Alaska Jjana vmon. MISS DIETRICH BURNED OUT AT COLLEGE NEW YORK, March 17. Speeding to St. Petersburg with secret dispatches on mat ters in Manchuria, from th Russian em bassies In Toklo and Washington, Is Prince Lobanow-Rostowsky, a confidential agent of the ctar. He Is making his Journey a short and as rapid as stesm, endurance and an unlimited supply of money can mako it. The prince has at hie ontlr dis posal the service of every Russian em bassy, consulate and consular agency from Toklo to Kronstadt, for th purpose of hastening hi Urgent message. Tbe courier of the csar left thla city on th cteamshlp Aqutuln for Havre. Prince Lobanow-Rostowsky has beea a special at tache In tbe Russian embaasy in th Japanese capital. Ho left Nagasaki on tha Pacific liner Nippon Maru just be for th Ceacresaiwaa Mercer Offer Gevern aaeat Tree for Arbor Day Coloael Mill Traaaferre from rkll leplaea to Omaha. (From a Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON. March 17. (Special Tele- Completely Vlped Oat vVaea Mem Re- tara ta Work laar Kormal Candltloas, BOSTON. March It The great strike of Isst week, Involving 20,000 union men, was completely .wiped .out today, when prac tically every roan went back to his work under conditions but slightly changed from those exlstlbg when the trouble began. Tonight tha' only Incident in the labor situation 1s the strike of sventy-flv long gram.) Effort are being mad by Senators shoremen at the Clyde line wharves. This Dietrich and Millard to aave P. M. Mullen, Is an independent atrlke, brought about by register of the lsnd office at Rampart City, two disgruntled workmen. At the freight Alaska, who was legislated out of office by sheds of the railroads th number of men a clause in th urgent deficiency bill, which left without immediate employment waa appropriate money tor only on land offloe less than BOO. la Alaska. Senator nietrtoh la eaneclallv I - Interested in Mr. Mullen's case and will Bya-patalaer Beateaee make every effort to hav him attached to NOP FOLK, Vs., March 17. Because he ratification of the Anglo-Japanese treaty th land offlc which la to be retained, prob- threw a large plank directly across tha for tho maintenance of the integrity of th b"r at sukft- Tne ,BBa offlcM st- Mlch trck ,n front of cr S-ln ' Chinese empire was communicated to th 'el" na Bmprt City will by action of of th strike of the street railway men, J. oowers. Tha Imnerlal courier left Waah. eongress cease to exist July 1. W. Jenkins was today sentenced to serve Inaton on tha mMntffht train. Ha waa ore. i ne Destruction oi tne principal Qormitoryi two years at nara iaDor m mo penuen ceded by a telegram from the Russlsn em- Bryn Mawr on Sunday by fire was espe- tlary. Several torpedo explosions occurred bassy In America to the Russian eonsulat clI,Jr disastrous to Mis Florence Dietrich, on tho tracks tonight, but the officers were In thla rlt which inatmrteil tha consul oaugnter or penator uietricn. Her neiong- unaois to man any arrests. Btriaers are here to assure the prince's passage on th '" were destroyed and she only got out j returning to work, thirteen of them sign Aaultalne at all costs. The cassare was - lo Burning ouuaing wan in acanty ing wuay " - I . . . . - obtained and Prince Lobanow-Rostowsky I aiment an naa on. sailed under the Oalllclsed name of Loba- 1 Free Tree for Nebraakaaa. UUW QB XIOBIOW. I r...n.. M... ,K 1 f t . The mystery and the haste of his transit ,. . ,v),.1i- i, I , began In Toklo. where he had been tent .... 0,..i. k. 1 a, . out at the special request of the Mar M 7 " ,! ITJ ; "7"; " which waa then In progress, and which 11 " I' ,k.V kI V - 700 men will be affected. The employers wa designed to check Russia's move to f".!!1' h" few. i t0, T have refused to sign the scale, which calls obtain the permanent occupation of Man- 7" 'K: , " " .T V,, l" "" " " for an advance of 5 cents an hour for time churla-a province which, in extent, popu- ' "boolgrounds. public parks or similar work a 10 per cent lncre, for plwt latlon and future possibilities Is an empire r . " I work. in n.if ipianiea cy pupus on Aroor aay ana given name In honor of Washington, Lincoln and McKinlsy. a E. Williamson of Omaha is In Wash ington A. bill lntroduoed by Senator Warren pro Paper Haaarers Strike. PITTSBURG, March 17. A general strike of paper hangers in the Pittsburg district. to go Into effect tomorrow morning, waa de clared today by tbe executive committee of the Brotherhood of Paper Hangers. About In Itself. The Russian embassy in the Japanese capital knew that the Anglo-Japanese treaty was an accomplished fact for days before tbe official announcement of Its rati fication. Count Lobanow-Rostowsky Is now Bumham, Burrows, Burton, they wer In th interest of th bill At 8 o'clock, when Mr.- Fry had con cluded, Mr; Vest of Missouri offered his amendment, providing in brief that th pro visions of tha'antl-trust law apply to th shipping Industry with a view to prevent a conspiracy in restraining' trade. Th arVianAmafet waa rttimotmA: 9.5 In 1A a party vote with the exception, of McLaurln dlLd.dh or south carouna, wno voieo wtut ue re-1 Beveridge, publicans. Another amendment offered by Mr. Vest, providing that any vessel purchased In a foreign country by eltliens of th United State shall be admitted to th United State ci tas t wis trad, waa rejected by tbe ssme vot. Vest's Amendment Lost- Mr. Vest -thsn' off sred . his "fra ahlp" amendment, providing that American cltl sens may purchase vessels where they can be purchased most cheaply and have them registered as American ships. It also waa rejected. 25 to 48. Mr. Taller of Colorado offered an amend' ment admitting to American registry for eign-built vasl of not less than 7,000 tons and capable of a speed of twelve knots that now clear from American porta and of Which SO per cent la owned by American The bill waa passed 43 to 81. . The de-1 tailed vote was: Teaa -- - " - - Foster' ' (Waah.). OaTl?njrer, Gamble, . . naie. Clark (Wyo.), Hanna, ' Cuilom, . Hansbrough, Deboe. Lspew. Dietrich, Dryden, Elklns, Fairbanks, Foraker, Nays Bacon, Bailey, -Bate, Berry. Blackburn, uarmacK II aw ley, Moar, Jone (Not.), Scott, McCumber, McLaurin (8. C.),. McMllllft Mason, Mitchell. , Nelson, Penrose, Perkins.' Piatt (Conn.), Kean. Kearns, Kittredge. McComas. Warren. Wellington, WeUnore 42. Dillingham, Money, Dolllver, Patterson, Dubois,- Pettus, Foster (La.). Proctor. Gibson, Quarlea, Harris. Heltfeld, Clark (Mont.), McLaurln Clay, (Mies.), Cockrell, Ma'.lory, Culberson, Martin, Rawlins, Spooner, Tallferro, Teller, Veat-81. Dyspepsia Is difficult digestion, due to weakened condition of tbe stomach and its inability to properly churn tbe food; or to unhealthy condition of the gastrio juice, too much or too little acid, too much or too little pepsin. Hood's SaTsapaxilla relieves all the distressing symptoms of dys pepsia because it promotes the mus cular action of the stomach and in testines, aids nature in the manu- Th senate at 5:65 p. tn. adjourned. Mlaor Bill Passe1 by Seaate. Th following bill were passed in the senate today. Appropriating $150,000 for a publto building at Colorado Springs, Colo.; granting the Central Arlcona Railroad company a . right-of-way for railroad purpose through the Ean Fran- The appropriations were not divided up ac cording to states and localities. The great projects In which the whole country was In terested absorbed $50,000,000 out of tlje $60, 000,000 carried and authorised by the bill. . Defends the Boers. Mr. Foster of Illinois discussed the Boer waf, denouncing the majority for falling to allow congress to consider a resolution expressing the sympathy of the American people with tbe struggling Boers. He said that the administration with tha Philippine war on Its hands dared not open ita mouth on the subject of the South African war. England and America, be said, were .tarred with the - same stick, both were seeking to crush tha life out of people's fighting. for independence. While.. Mr. Cockrafi was criticising the majority for It attitude toward the Boers an elderly lady in tbe gallery with pro- Brltlsh tendencies frequently shook her fist at the gentleman from Missouri and at ona Mm became so violent In her demonstra tion of disapproval that one of the door keeper was obliged to admonish her to keep quiet. Mr. Wachter of Marylaad, rising to a question of personal privilege, had read a newspaper article charging that the speak er had attempted to coerce his action on th question of Cuban reciprocity by threatening to defeat an Item In the river Riot Threatened at Mines BLUEFIELDS, W. Va., March 17. A riot Is threatened among the strikers and guards t Tom's Creek mines, where 1,000 men kaiu kian Aiit fnsl ah vatK Trtab M f Wl A A ULtlVU WVUUw aJUUHUV w - ikw mi a af isr nun I -. I eismVff awu vu iui m luuuvui uw ssauwa ,...nn. Bt H-.h.ir tn !. hafnra 1 VQing U appropriation OI .1100,000 lor tbe ..,,1 K. rtM. hl. mnrnln th cxar and Count Lamsdorff. th minister !, T. ""V" , c puD of foreign affairs, Important confidential In- -, To c-r cold la One Day formation concerning tn immea.at. pros- ' n , Uke Laxative ;Bromo Quinine Tabl.ts. ATI pects or me alliance. . ,h. .".::. t J :.:: rugg!sta refund the money If It falls t ..,r..r,T:"r "rirf "VJ T.:" - v;: " . Cltr ware hn in th. ...nr.m. ...r cur. . w. urove signature is oa eaeo naa numuuimi czperiencea who cauie otes- i . - j , i . -r eagea iransmiuea in cooes waicn taiiea " ' " . -j--. keep their secret, and so Prince Lobanow- M plover of Boston I visiting friends In Rntnt apt nut ta bear th dianatrhea I Waahlngton on hla way west to engage In himself .. . (business at Grand Island with hla father's nrm, tn h. h. Glover company. Ordered to Omaha for Daty. Lieutenant Colonel Stephen C. Mill, in spector general, ha been relieved from duty In the Division of the Philippine and ordered to Omaha for duty as Inspector gen eral of the Department of tbe Missouri. The condition of Lincoln (Neb.) national banka on February 25 shows: Loans and discounts, $2,659,354; gold coin. $88,600: lawful money reserve, $249,466; Individual DRIVES FAMILIES INTO COLD arse Ctlesgt . Flats Bara Darin a; night aad Inmates Escape In Night Clothing. CHICAGO, March 17.i-Twenty-four faml lies occupying the St. Catherine flat at Fortieth street and Grand boulevard wer rirlvan fmm tha tiullfMna bv flra tnilav. A strong wind was blowing and the firemen aePslts, $2,450,073; average reserve held. had to work vigorously to confine the flames to the flats. The tenants had barely time to escape and shivered In their night clothes till ' neighbor, wer aroused and gave them shelter... Nearly all tbelr house hold goods and personal affscts wer lost George Patton Jumped from a third story window and broke one of his legs. Ho waited so long In getting members of his family out that when he was prepared to agency, Mississippi; Amy J. Sellers of Mil- Mean temperature 12 66 follow them ho found egress by the stair- ler. la a.slst.nt matron at tbe Salem. Ore.. pr"iP"atL0",;;-;;a;;;; .L Z way cut off. Martin Scannell, a policeman. proved himself a Afro. Three women wer school. John W. McDonald of Randolph, Wis.; penned In On t l.Jlrd floor, Scannell had Gardiner W. Rosebud, William F. Nickel reached thcat mrmsfaSf' blocked the of Collegevtew, Neb., end William F. Stipe I talexceM since March "i.'IJ Hiiirway. iivdf i si. ropv ui ueu ,iuuoLSf i va wan , ncav ivua auuiit.i.vu fco i jtTmii pr?ciiJita.i.iun and let th wotuen down th eleviitor baft practice before tna Interior department. t. TYiann of It. Hit thAB tied It and at- I . 1 a f I ai ta. AliiAfA nnAtp-si -. Cisco mountain forest reserve : granting to na harbor bill in which he waa represent tha University of Utah additional lands a interested. Mr. Wachter denounced adjacent to it sits: appropriating $100,000 hs etory as an unqualified falsehood. for a publle building at Laramie. Wyo.: I " nign time some steps were taken for th acknowledgment of deeda and other 10 prevent a repetition of thl ort of Instruments in th Philippine Islands and tn,n- 'l1 r- wachter. "Who can tell Porto Rico affecting land situated la th wh- e the next to be ambuscaded District of Columbia f any territory t 0T 109 pre 7 Must w remain powerless tempted to slide down after them. The makeshift rope gave Way, however, and tbe policeman sustaiaed a broken ankle. Fir' men rescued ' him. Th total loes waa $60,000. HARD BLOW TO BRYN MAWR Fire Loa Likely ta Defeat Secarlag of Donation freaa Roeke V ' feller. PHILADELPHIA. March' 17. Th los re suiting from th fire at Bryn Mawr college last alght will be much greater than was at first supposed. Denbelgh hall, the finest of th college buildings, which was erected at a cost of $190,000, was entirely destroyed while a member of th house Is used as a club to vllllfy the speaker?" Th bouse than at 6 p. m. adjourned tha United State; to prevent trespassers or Intruders from entering tbe Mount Ranter national park, state of Washing ton; appropriating $6,000 for th purchase of th Francle B. Heltman manuscript of HAY OFFERS TO AID THOMAS me aiaioncai register, i nuea mates army, from 1789 to 1901. OYER W0RKINGMEN COMING efastt,.. .. Va amm A t aM rA lAtVal. I aaaaaaaBaaa itutvyi ii vi wS.v mv Ulr( Meaely Arraagea far Vlalt a , laltcd State af llrltlah Taller. tions, which are far better than any artificial pepsin, unlocks the bowels, stimulates tbe kidneys and tones up their mucous membranes. LIVERPOOL March 17. The steamer 0. la l. .TA 4m I " UICU BB1IB iron IUB1 port WaODtl- Duuiuiuuaia b0v day. March 19. for New York, will have among Ita paaaengers Alfred Mosely and Marquis Townshend. The former Is going to America to arrange for the visit of his labor and education commissions to the United States. tases that it seems to hare almost a maglo touch. Begin to take it NOW. Buffered Cvervthinar-'" I waa trou bled with dyspepsia, suffered everything fc. . MH , . H 1 1 . -A ,1 tiatrasa. Sinca taklnc Hood Barsanarllla Alfrd Mosely is coming to th United I eat heartily and I am well." Mas. Jkooaai etaies to arrange tor in Tint to tnia coun try, in tne autumn, or a commission repre sentlng workmen's organisations In St' sixths of th Oreat British Industrie. Th delegates, who will be elected, are to ao company Mr. Mosely at hla expense. They will be accompanied by newspaper and lit erary men. Mr. Mosely will also defray th expenses of a Ttalt to the United States, at i ths same time, of a commission of experts whose object 1 to inquire Into the aduca tlonal system of th United Stat. Mvsrav, Panbury, Conn. Eat Thre Time a Day-" Hood BarsaparlUa has cured ms of dyspepsia and 1 never felt better. Can t three good meal every day." Fain PoauLsa, 437 South Penna Btn Indlanapoua, lnd. HOOD'S Sarsaparilla Is sold by all drngvlsts. Prepared only . by C. L HOOD 4 CO.. Lowell, ataaa. STRENGTHENS SYSTEM BODY DRAIN and NERVES. Will Groat Passports ar Dlatrlbate Money to Boors aad Save Expense. WASHINGTON, March 17. Secretary Hay will not make further response to tha house resolution inquiring into the facts con nected with the application of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. . Thomas for passports to reach the Boer camps. All the facta In the case were et out in -the secretary' letter written In anticipation of the passage of tbe resolu tion of Inquiry and read by Mr. Hltt to the commute on foreign affairs. The secretary Is communicating with Gov ernor Tate of Illinois, who Initiated the movement to send Mr. and Mrs. Thomas to South Africa, to ascertain exactly what I wanted by the contrlbutora to tbe fund. It has been reported that the total of this fund Is but $6,000, a sum scarcely large enough to cover the expenses of sending these two persons to South Africa and main talnlng them there, and If the only pur pose is to help tbe Boer women and cbll dren In the camps th State department la willing to further It by lending th money through th United State consular offices In South Africa and thus reducing tbe ex pense of distribution to nothing. But If the kflWft IS NflT finiNft flRBnAn contributors to tho fund prefer to employ .w nunwnu ,,.., .... ,.,. ,1,,. .in v. ..vm.j .ui. passports, as would any other American eltliens, and It is assumed they will bs Crete Municipal Ticket. CRETE, Neb., March 17. (Special.) At and Its content, valued at $26,000 at least, I th caucusses held Saturday night by repub- were consumed. Seventy young women oc- I licans and democrat the following tickets cupled chambers tn Denbelgh hall and their wer nominated: individual losses hsv not yet been learned. Republican For mayor, E. D. Fay; for Miss Thomas, president of the college said clerk, Frank Nedela, Jr.; for treasurer, today that during the progress of the fir Jesse O. Goodwin; for councllmen, Prof. there had been aome looting by strangs I Brown. Ellaha Johnson, Fred Meyer; for men, but added that th thefts of jewelry, member or th school board, G. M. Mur- etc. were not extensive. POT. t. wane, a. waterman. Denbelgh hall waa erected in 1891. Ac- Democratic ror mayor. Jobn Buck; for cording to location, tuition, board and real- elerk, R. r. Badonseck; for treasurer., Ed I Edward Will Spend Season lac Aaeat the British tele. Crals- tyo) ' extended th am facilities the German agent for entering the Boer camps, of course uuder surveillance pt British army officer.' LONDON, March IT. It was officially an nouacsd todav that Kins Edward will not go abroad this year. He will eruUe la TO EXAMINE OTIS AND FUNST0N Britisa waters on coara tn royal yacht Victoria and Albert. Cecil Rhodes I. Wer a. CAPETOWN, March 17. The heart aymp- torn of Cecil Rhode ar won today and be 1 weaker. Will Be Called aa Taoaday for TeatW aseay Before the Philippine Seaate Committee. PI lea Cared Wlraaa ike Katie. Itcblag, bliad. bleedlBg of protruding allea. Ne ear, ho pay. All drucalsU ar authorised by tha maaufaeturer of Pas I departure from th Philippine, owing to WASHINGTON. March 17. Major General C. S. Otis, former governor of the Philip pines, was before the Philippines commit tee of ths senate, but gave no testimony further than the data of his arrival In aad Vcrll Famous Harlanl Ton! ?3fcr8 tls&Is APPETIZER Mtsr Knls DISESTIYE Li HI Tlsss TOniO 8U I All Drsj-gbta. Isfaaa SakattUt QulaU Tablsta. Olatmaat to refuod money wher It falls to cur any case of pile, bo matter of how loss standing, puree ordinary ease la six f sjrs; th worst cases la feurteeg day. Oa implication give aas aad reet. - Relieve itching tnataaily. Tata ta a aew dloovry sad ia th only ptl remedy old oa a posi tive guarantee, ao cur ao pay.. Price BO. It your druggist aoat keep U ta stock send at oe la staups aad w will forward same by mall. Manufactured by Pari Msdlcla Co., Sl Louis. Ma., waa alae aaaauUctur th celebrated celd euro. Laxative Bros- th early convening of th senate. The commute meet again tomorrow. It 1 stated that Ocneral Funston will be ex amined Immediately after General Otis. Plat ta Dynamite Warships. VIENNA. Msrch IT. A seasatlon has been caused here by a discovery of a plot to destroy the Austro-Hungarlaa warships Habsburg and Arpad. which are atatlooed at Poll. - A large quantity of dynamite was recently stolen at Trieste and the govern ment ha baa Informed by an anonymous letter that Habsburg aad Arpad wsr lav 2.09. Postmasters appointed: Iowa Leonard Krautz. Gllbertvllle. Biackhawk county. wyomlngw. F. Buckingham. Btory. Bneridan county. Tneae Indian school appointments were mado today: MIbs Enola G. Acord of Ful lerton, Neb., seamstress at Fort Bertbold THIS DAY FAIR AND WARMER Tomorrow Nebronka la to Have a Sim. ' liar Portion Sonth Wlnda V Frevall. WASHINGTON. March 17. Forecast: For Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, In dlan Territory Fair, warmer, Tuesday; Wednesday fair, with warmer in eat por tlons; south Wind. For Iowa Fair, warmer Tuesday and Wednesday; north winds, becoming variable, For South Dakota and North Dakota- Fair, warmer, Tuesday; Wednesday fair; winds mostly south and brisk to high. Local Record. OFFICE OF TUB WEATHER Bf'REATJ, OMAHA. March 17. Official record of tem perature and precipitation compared witn tne coresppnuing uuy ui iuo mai lun. years: ' 1902. 1901. 1000. 1S99. Maximum temperature... 21 75 46 33 Minimum temperature.... 2 34 9 24 2S a 00 .04 Record of temnera tme and precipitation at omana tor tnia aay anu since aiarcn i. ltoz: Normal temperature Deficiency for the day Blow Door OS Cave and Hurls Against Sevea-Year-Old Lad. It Deficiency for the day... 1'recipi taiion Bince marcn i Deficiency since March 1 D"nciney for cor. period. Idol.. Deficiency for cor. period, 19u0.. Report from Statlona at 1W ... .04 Inch ... .04 inch ... .50 Inch ... .18 Inch ... .22 Inch ... .24 Inch T p. m. LEIGH, Neb., March 17. (Special.) During the windstorm here yesterday, Louis, the 7-year-old son of John Metzger, a prominent Implement dealer, sustained a broken leg. Tbe door on a cave had blown open and when the boy attempted to close It, the door flew off tbe hinges and threw the little fellow down. CONDITION OF THE WEATHKH. Springtime Its Enjoyment Depends.. Upon Your Condition of Health. Palns's Celery Compound Will Remove Vour,i Uurdaa of DU-. eas and Suffering end Make LifeWortn Living. In springtime thousand resort to seme remedy to purify the blood and to arous Its circulation, with the view of banishing diseases common at this season. ' Those whose intelligence direct them to make use of Paine' Celery Compound know Just what to expect in results when th great medicine Is used. They are aware of the fact that their relatives, friends and neighbors have used Palne'a Celery Com pound In the past and that it has. In every case, proved the Ideal Invlgorator for the run down, weak and suffering; it has cleansed tbe - blood and caused the life stream to course with vigor and health to every part of the body; it has brsced the nerves; It has banished In agonies of rheumatism, neuralgia and dyspepsia and has triumphed over deadly kidney disease and liver troubles. In the past Pain' Celery Compound aa a spring ' medicine has saved thousand of precious lives; today Its work Is greater. mora widespread - and more commanding than ever before, because psopls know It better and use It more freely. Headaohes, s Id each e. backaches, heart troubles, sleep lessness, cold chills, night sweats and fevera are quickly banished when Paine' Celery Compound is faithfully used. No other spring medicine keeps the confidence of so many earnest men and women. Palne's Celery Compound has compelled ths . admiration of the- medical world and will hold IU high position as the surest, best and most effective health giver. One or. two bottle used at this time will work 'won ders for all who are weak, run down, nerv ous and out-of-sorts. Diamond Paints Equal to 60c Gold Paint. Omaha; clear Valentine, partly clo.il.v... North Platte, clear ... Cheyenne, partly clout y .. Bait Lake City, cloudy .... Rapid City, partly clout'y.. Huron, clouily Chicago, partly cloudy St. Louis, clear Ht. raul, clear Davenport, clear Kansas City, clear Havre, clear Helena, cloudy Galveston, partly cioudy .. a 5 b a 35 j I g 5jf f i ; : a . . i 20 21 .00 24 i' .00 82 SS .00 42 48 .00 64 M .00 24 28 .UO 8 12 .no 12 14 T 22 24 T 12 14 .00 14 14 T 24 21 .00 46 4ti .00 48 62 .00 64 68 .00 T Indicates trace of precipitation. L. A. WELSH. ' '' . Local Forecast Official. denoe In thl building cost the student from 1400 to $57a. President Thomas Is tearful that the offer of $250,000 by John D. Rockefeller, con ditioned on an equal amount being raised, will be endangered, aa the college will have hard work to recover from the effects of the fire. Walkltn; for councllmen, J. K. Patterson, Ben Colllnsworth, F. J. Radmacber; for member of tbe school board, D. B. Zook, J. L. Mains, Thomas Pats. Sara Canal Opened. PORT SAID, Egypt, March 17. The Sues canal has been reopened. Th British petroleum steamer Nerlte, from Marseilles, February 24, which was reported yesterday to be oa fire In tbe canal, 1 atlll burning. BoteI'a Caee Goes to Jary. PLATTSMOUTH, Neb.. March 17. (Spe- etal.) Judge Paul Jessen came here from Nebraska City thla morning and convened district court. Thl afternoon the case of tbe State against Frank Boetel was tried and given to the jury. Boetel was charged with entering the flouring mill of C. Helsel and stealing $10. Walter Speck, who pre viously pleaded guilty to the same charge, testified today that he entered the mill with Boetel and that be aaw Boetel take th money. Weeping- Wt'er Temperaaee Ticket. WESPINO WATER, Neb.. March 17. (Special.) At a city convention of the bus iness temperance party held here the fol lowing ticket was named: For mayor, Wal- FOOD CURE. The Tree War to Get Well. The tales told of how food will mak peopl well are nearly alwaya Interesting. A vouna lady In Cleveland, O., aays: "I had an attack of nervous prostration and I ter D. Ambler; for clerk, William H. Pool, finally had to give up and go to bed. Did for treasurer, Thomas Murtey; for police not know what was the matter with me. I judge, W. H. Lyman; for councllmen, O. My physician told me that I should take a I v Cromwell, J. A. Leach, H. D. Reed; for trip, and a favorite auntie, wbo was at that members of school board, R. S. Wilkinson, time a visitor to my home, urged me to re- William Marshall and William H. Pool. turn with her. Tbe doctor said I might set out of bed In a few days, and ao, al though I was still very weak, I maa ta Journey, which we short one, to Cleve land. Three divorce Salts. NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., March 17. (Spe cial.) Three suits for divorce were i filed In the district court today. They were: DISEASED KIDNEYS. If Any of Your Family In Thli or Put Genera tiont Have Been Troubled Witb kidney Disease, Make a Test of Your Urine and Satisfy Yourself. CURED FREE. Mrs. Georre Halrht. of 931 Columbus Ae.f New York City, Who Is 78 Years Old, Says She Was Cured of Serious Kidney and Bladder Disease. WARNER'S SAFE CURE is the Only Cure for All Forms of Kidny Disease. A Trial Bottle Will Be Seat Absolutely Free fo Any Reader of The Bee. TB-HT VOTTR KIDNEYS: Put some morning urine In a glass or bottle; let It stand for twenty-lour noure. it men u is milky or cloudy or contains a reddish DrlcK-auHi eeaimeni, or u pamcica r ferma noal aiout in h, your aiuneya are lseased. This Is the supreme moment when you should begin to take Warners Safe Cure to arrest an in.ne unnaiurai conditions, for they are tha unmlHtakable symptoms of kidney dltuaae. If, after you have made this test, you have any doubt In your mind to the development of tha disease In your system, send us a sample of your urine, and our doctors will analyse on win, buviud irtv. Liver Troubles i- CROP UP NOW. " MORE INDOORS AND LESS AIR BRINOS THE , TROUBLE. Do yon feel enervated and spirit less? Doe your food digest Imper fectly, and it your circulation Imper fect? If ao, Tonio i wonderful fruit LAXATIVI will rid your system of . impurities. Ftdno your stomach, ' regulate youri i liver and make yon feel again thar life ia worth th living. It marvel ous powers of building up th sys tem make it invaluable to InTalida and those suffering (rom wasting diseases. A Imrv ara teff for BO Otm. Sherman &McConnell Drug Go. Cor. 16th and Dodge Sts. OMAHA, NEU. Mull's Lightning Pain Killer core alt kinds of aches. Drink It or rub it on SO eenta. Call up 238 and a J Bee Advertising Man J will call on you to get a Want Ad or J a Half Page. a Deputy otata jhood X&apaetee. II. L. RIKICCIOTTI, D.V.S. CTTT V ATI UKIWAJUAN. . . . . I. . . . . ' . I u nnti at'nri vou a report with advice 1 Ther I gav out again ana naa nan- August Kggert against jLiizaDetn eggert; "i'iltNEH'8 SAFE CURE t the only ralgla badly U addition to my other nerv-I Charles Meredith (gainst Maude Meredith; I positive cure for all forma of kidney, liver a V.I - - uVtU Im KW .Anil linil I ..J UImawum A Wmw m . in., T. . U.-. I I. u.lnr a Tlrt 1)1000 QlWHIDIi UflU avid IMII- OUS iruvu.. " """ . -b-.-.w . w.- -, r," ,,,,, rtlHhf- M in .ha wa urged to change my food and try Imer. In each case the plea of the plaintiff CV icai.iing and painful passage of Grape-Nuta. I had tried Qraps-Nuts at I Is extreme cruelty and desertion. In th urine, frequent deatre to urinate, painful home, but did not like them. bcue I Eggert and Harmer cases cross-petition periods, bearing down and so-called female a, A .... h... .l.K h.vln v nut hat I ara llkalv In ha fllaut I Wuuai U1U M,fc - .uvu. a.-.-., r I ' witer on thorn, but under th advlc of a friend I atarud in on Grape-Nuta aad cream or very rich milk. That waa a dlt- West Folal Tleket. Kidneys Cured at 78 Years of Age. Mr. George lisignt or ai ioiuiudui ave. WEST POINT. Neb.. March 17. (Special ) I kw York, who is ' year old. says War- ferent story and I enjoyed th food greatly. I Th following nominations wsrs mad at I ner's Safe .Cure cured her of serious kid- In a few days I began to get strong and I th lost th desire to He down cltli.ns' municipal mas convention ney and Diaaaer u,.... ... .... r I forgot to I Saturday evening: For mayor, Joseph Jr- I vVAKNEH B SAFE CURE Is purely vegs- tell you that I had been suffering also from man; for clerk. August Linnemann; for po-j table, and contins no harmful drugs; It dyspepsia. This gradually left when I had He judge. J. C. Elliott; tor treasurer. C. "Mtu,;?,'.V.Pa a Ad I. soinyPJIll d?ug Grapo-Nuts Food tor breakfast and supper. I W. Acksrman; for member of the Board "Shortly after I began to put on flesh and of Education, M. F. Karl and K. r. Kioks, went up from 115 pounds to 130H In about six weeks. When I returned home all my friend remarked on my Improved appear ance, and the vigor and strength I bsd re gained paid me well for my food experi ment. David City Reaablleaa Ticket. " DAVID CITY. Neb.. March IT. (8peclal.) The republicans of David City have nom inated the following ticket: Mayor, J. O. Rosa: for treasurer. A. L. Hughe; for In addition to atrength of body, I no- elty clrk. W. S. McCoy; for police Judge, tlced a remarkable improvement la my mental strength. It was a pleasure to me to read and think and great big worries that would have put me to bed la my for mer condition slipped off as easily without oppressing me at all." Name given by Peetum Co., Battle Crk, Mich. F. F. War; for councllmen, J. F. zullnger, 1 H. Llllle, H. W. Kllm. Piasters 'Will Meet at Teeaaaseh. TECUM8EH, Neb.. March IT. (Special.) -At a recent meeting of tbe executive board et the Stat Horticultural aoclety It . - -a I a. ul H "J I fta BHl II fall A arlata). Or OirCVlt t e-aiu T ar LOTTI.E. Iees than 1 em a doae. Refuse aubstltutes. There Is none "Just aa aood aa" W'arner's. Insist on the gen uine Warner's Safe Cure, which always cures Bubatltutea contain harmful drugs and do the patient more harm than good. TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. To 'convince every sufferer from diseases of th kidney, liver, bladder and blood that Warner's Safe Cure will cure them, a trial bottle will be acnt absolutely free to any one who will write Warner Safe ; ...... fn . Rufhestor. N. Y.. and mention having seen thl liberal off.- In The Omaha lwe. Our doctor will I send medic al booklet, containing eytnptotne and treat. Bient of each di-ae and lliny convincing tesitmonlais. free, to anil one who will write. AMISK.ME5T8. Telephone 1131,' Matinees Wed., flat.. Bun. 1:15. Every Night. 1:14. HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE Th Three Merrills, . Mr. and Mra, Wateraus, Stuart Barnes. Julia Klngsley and Nelson Lewis, Patching Bros., Kauai Trio, Emmonds, Kmeraon ana ummunat, and me Mnuuiuw Prices 10c Jtto and tOc - BOYD'S ,V2l?m THREE NIGHTS. STARTING WEDNESDAY bargain Matinee Wednesday. Ho. too. "Hunling for llavklns" NifcTt 25e, hOc, 74c. jS&l "'oy THE TELEPHONE GIRL TELEPHONal aa aOa. Entire week. Excepting Saturday Evening. INNOCENT MAIDS BURLESQUERS Two show dally. Evening prices, lOc-JOc-aue. Saturday evening, MaFch 22, Wrestling exhibition between Frank Ootolt of Hum boldt. Ia., and Frank Colsman of Omaha, prices, 26c, sac, 0c Smok if you Uk. BOTCM. THE MILLARD Nswly furnUhed. greatly improved, al way a favorite with state people. TWO tuc a MA fo il iit i xir Plan 41 (and up ir day.- J. t- DU?!, propnewra. C. 1L Peeples, Manager. day. Euroi jiOLLARH (and Plao 1 (ana
