I
THE ILLUSTRATED BEE.
June 8, 1902.
$15,000,000 FOR
THE BRAVE BOERS
I'cacc ll.is Itceit Restored ill South
Africa and the Transvaal (.Miits
With Honor.
AFTER NEARLY THREE YEARS
or l)rtrui'lvr, Crnel Wnrfnrr, CJrcnt
llrltnlii Aurers to Term of I'rnrp,
Tho liners hnvo earned the. sympathy of
the worl'l by their bravery nnd fortitude.
Their mighty nntngonlst at tremendous
cost of men, munitions and money has
finally grnntcl terms of peace which are
highly honorable to victor as well as van
quished. Absolute Independence Is Inst to
thr- South African republic, but the conces
sion granted spenks volumes for the heart
of conquering Ttrltnnnla and will go a long
ways toward pacifying the plucky people of
the Transvaal.
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will not restore the destroyed homes or
n'ake good the Iloer losses, but It Is a gen
, erous contribution toward that worthy pur
pose and the world would cheerfully con
tribute as much more to aid these suffering
people to reconstruct their homes and
fortunes. It was ft most unfortunate con
troversy which plunged these christian
people Into wicked warefnre, but It Ih
ended.
'I III-. liWKKIt HKSI.HVK I.IFI',
knows from experience what fighting a
powerful foe means. From the date of Its
organization this Nebraska life Insurance
fompany has been confronted by malignant,
relentless, resourceful antagonists. The
(.rent Life Insurance Trust decreed the
death of the home institution. In spite of
the fight mnde upon tho Hankers Heserve
Life, that ducky young company has
steadily worsted Its alien competitors and
n. II. IIOIIION, IMIESIOKXT,
has been able to announce from month tc
month a gain In tho amount of Insurance
placed. The people admire energy, honesty,
fearlessness and fortitude. They have
thrown over $1,100,000 of new business Into
the home offices at Oninha since January 1,
1902, and by the new year of 1903 the busi
ness of mot will have been more than
doubled. Rvery Insurable man In Nebraska
should have one of the new Oold Itond
policies of tho
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KiiHlness, Shorthand, Typewriting and
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Told Out of Court
j I a ifrra oi me ,an counry su-
I perlor court. North Carolina,
ncm oy juuge rtiinam m. nnipp,
the Jury brought In a verdict
which the Judge did not approve.
and ho told the Jury that they had committed
perjury, or they were a set of fools, and
did not have sense enough to sit on a Jury.
One of the Jurors was a Mr. Westray, who
had been graduated from the state univer
sity, was a large land owner, nnd was
known as the most successful farmer In
tho county. He was Indignant over the
insult offered the Jury, and determined
that for one he would not submit to it, pro
vided ho could resent It without going to
tall.
So at the recess for dinner Mr. Westray
approached the Judge and asked him, as a
matter of law appertaining to the preroga
tives of a judge, If he, the Judge, had any
authority of law to say what he did to the
jury. Judge Phlpp answered that he cer
tainly did have that right by law, otherwise
he would not have exercised It. Mr. Wen
tray then put this question: "Judge Shipp,
if I should here and now proceed to give
you a genteel thrashing for what you said
to the Jury, would you take It like a man
for your part as an Individual, or would
you fall back on your judicial prorogatives
and put me In Jail?"
The Judge said In that event the preroga
tives would come Into piny nnd be mighty
handy, and th.it he would board Mr. Wos-
ray at the expense of the county for two
years. Mr. westray then said: "Very well.
judge. If that lie the case, we will forego
the thrnnhlng," and walked off.
Judge Jarrott of the Seventeenth JikIIcI.U
llstrict, tells this story of the first time ho
came to Kansas f'lty and tried a case be
fore the late Judge White of the criminal
bench:
I was quite ycung th-n," sail Judge
Jarrott, quoted by the Kansas C ty S ar,
ln fact, I was what might be call"d a
green country lawyer, who had never b cn
to the city before. I had been told that
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Judge White was a tartar, bo you ran
Imagine that I was somewhat nervous when
I appeared before him defending one of my
own county boys who had come to the city
nnd got Into trouble.
"A panel of twenty-four Jurors had beer
selected and all of them Had qualified a?
being unprejudiced. As you know, aftot
the state's attorneys have made their chal
lenge and turned the list over to the de
fendant's attorney, a 'reasonable' time If
allowed the defense to strike off the names
of men It does not rare to have on the
Jury. Twelve of the panel had taken seats
In the Jury box, while the remainder occu
pied chairs, near by.
"Before the list was handed to me Judge
White looked over his glasses and scowled.
" 'Young man," he raid, fiercely, 'I don't
want you to delay the court by taking two
or three hours to make your challenges
Ity a "reasonable time" is not meant all
forenoon.'
"Of course I was frightened, but I acted
on a thought that came to me like a flash.
" 'Your honor,' I Fald, 'I have no desire
to delay the court. The twelve men who
happen by accident to occupy tho Jury box
will be satisfactory to me. I don't know
any of them and they don't know me.'
" 'Hut, your honrr,' exclaimed the pros
ecutor, 'I want n few moments in which to
make challenges.'
" 'Can't have it,' said the judge; 'if th
defendant Is willing to take hl9 chances ths
state surely should be equally as willing.'
"The case was tried and I won It. I
cleared my man. Judge White came down
from the bench and walked to where I wai
standing.
" 'Young mnn,' he said, 'you're a poker
player, aren't you?'
" 'No, Judge,' I answered, bashfully, 'I
haven't played any poker since I became a
mnn.'
" 'Ncnsense,' said Judge White, 'a man
who calls a bluff like I made at you a little
while ago Is bound to be a poker player of
the first water.' "
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