THE OMAHA DAILT BEEt SUNDAY, JULY IB, 1002.
SEW FOUNDRY IS ASSURED
tuUnntional Organisation of lHoldar
Ipprotei reatheritom Proposition.
5MAHA MEN ARE ENTIRELY SATISFIED
rrilKfrttoura Probably Will Benin
Construction of Foundry . lltr
Wlthjn ghort Time Will Do
I'nton Faeirte Work.
memorial to dr. a. c. hirst AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OlAHAU ssfEssa 25rW
I I There will be came of ha
rirat Methodiat Charch Espressos Ha
Sentiments Throagh Of.
rial Board.
local Tm.ng Men'. Christian a-so- DP LA MARS MUCH IN EVIDENCE
.... Wlipn
cam of haae ball at
Twentv-elahth and U streets fhla afternoon
between ths Bouth Omaha club and the
V.wn Pnta Ra.lina. War nn All BilAfln I Jetter ball team.
' ? . I W. 8. King, chief enflneer f the Union
DsoTl lor lOdtT. I Stock Tarda company, la u;
The special committee of the official
beard of the rir.t Methodiat Kpiacopai EVEN PORTERS AND PROPRIETORS BARRED
church has drafted the following memorial
Stock Tarda company, la up from Lincoln,
located, ana le
One of Thean Marrlea Curulo and
Another Ono la Suelnst for
Dlvorre.
where he la temporarily
spending Sunday with hie family.
ki. n..kii. inn.tinn. ....... mr.r mim.rnin to ae that they are performing their du
which Omaha Bent a J than he could fill. I tiee. The mayor will not permit even por-
It la no disparagement to the gifted men , t nt r ,Ioon8 for the purpoae of
who hare aeryed thla church to eay that I . . , . . , ,
It haa never had a paator who united, for cleaning up and proprletora are harrea
successful wmk, all ita departmenta anu I from entering.
forcca o well aa he. I -K-. ... .nn.MnM eomnl.lnt about
The Vnlon Taclflo molders have at laat
tound a aolutlon of their Induatrlal prob
lem. The proposition known aa the
"Featherstone proposition," made to them
oon after they left the employ of the
railroad company and the latter ahut down
and dismantled the foundry, has been set
tled upon and now the molders are look
ing forward to the day when they will be
working In another Omaha foundry, not
being compelled to leave the city, their
homes and In many cases the aavlnga of a
lifetime, to begin life anew elsewhere.
At the meeting of the International or
ganization of the Bidders, held at To
ronto. Canada, to
delegate, the proposition of the Feather
stone people and the situation here was
thoroughly studied and the Chicago firm's
proposition finally declared fair and ap
proved by the International convention.
The Omaha delegate gave his assent to the
proposition to begin with.
Local Molders gatlsfled.
Saturday the local molders received a
communication from President Fox of their
International Body, formally announcing
the approval of the Feathestone proposi
tion, and during the afternoon the execu
tive committee of the local union held a
meeting, at which the agreement tenta
tively entered into with the Featherstone
people and approved in Toronto was con
firmed and pronounced entirely satisfac
tory. A representative of the Feather
atone company was at this meeting.
It will be remembered that the original
proposition made by the Featherstone peo
ple specified that the firm would erect a
foundry in Omaha, with a view of making
too castings for the Union Pacific among
Its other work, and would put up a bonus
of good faith until the construction work
had been completed. In the meantime
the molders here who were out of work
could go to Chicago at .the Featherstone
company's expense and secure work there
until the foundry here was completed.
One objection found to this proposition
hy the men here was that It specified no
definite time within which the company
would erect its foundry. The men wanted
to fix the time at eight months, but this
waa not agreed to.
Wages flatlafactorlly fettled. "
The new proposition, or rather the old
one newly approved, does not make this
provision as to time either, but It Is be
lived the foundry will be erected within
a reasonable period. The question ot
wages haa been satisfactorily settled and
the provision for giving those men who
want It work in Chicago under the former
conditions Is to be mado good.
It is said, however, tmt ' only ten or
twenty of the local moiaers win taxe aa
vantage of this offer and that the re
malnder, the large majority, will stay in
Omaha and work at the Induatrlal Iron
work and the Paxton at Vlerllng Iron
Worka until the Feathestone foundry Is
completed. Thla decision is made by moat
of the men, as they have their homea and
families her and do not care to leave
for a short or oven comparatively long
period.
The settlement of the Featherstone prop
osition and therefore the adjustment of
the foundry situation la universally ac
ceptable to the molders. They regard the
termination of affairs as highly profitable
to them,
C0-0PERATIVEH0ME GETTING
liml.Aisial Ikonlac of Activity and
Prosperity la a Co-Operatlva
Association.
The aeml-annual report of the Omaha
1 Loan and Building association for the first
half of the year reflect the activity pre
vailing In that line of co-operative effort.
The report shows the association has
membership of 1,963 persons, holding 11,171
shares. Assets' amount to $520,865.70, and
the receipts for alx months were $209,927.71.
During the period named the demand for
money was unusually brlak, tha mortgage
loan account showing $100,120 advanced to
home-makers. ' Loans amounting to $47,438
were, repaid; Investing members withdrew
$71,105 and $11,840.62 equal to a dividend
of 6 per cent waa credited to shareholders'
accounta. Bealdes the dividend credited
tha association carried $2,280.31 to the
surplus account.
to the late Dr. Hirat
Dr. Augustine C. Hirst, pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal church of
Omaha, Neb., having died yesterday In Chi
cago, this brief and Inadequate, but heart
felt, tribute to him la offered by the official
board of the church.
We were startled a few days ago by the
news that the rase of our pastor was nope
less and we were profoundly shocked this
morning to learn that he had paaaed away
So soon
We sorrow with Mrs. Hirat, who has been
a great and active help among us and with
hla chl'dren.
He had. leas than two yeara ago. come to
ua so strong and vigorous and had at once
C hlef and Captain Are to Do San-lal
ratrol Daty to See that the
Order Is Rlcldly Ea
forced.
(Copyright. 1902, by Press publishing Co.
LONDON. July 12. (New Tork World
Cablegram Special Telegram.) Tha Da La
Marr family la looming up large In a ma
trimonial way Just new. Tha Dowager
niPFPTnRS AfVT IINDPR sPFI I Countess De La Marr, aged $0, waa mar-
Judre Slahaush will apeak this evening at
the Klrat Christian church. Hla remarks
will pertain particularly to the recent Bun-
day school convention held at Denver.
LI UQ
1mm
Lelaalger Bask Eaeeatlvee Lay Fall
re to Fuaelnadnn; Pereoaatlty
f AdolOB Schmidt.
ua so strong and vigorous and naa at once
fitted so perfectly into our lives that we
felt as If he had always been a part of us
BERLIN. July It. The ruin of the Lelp-
ilger bank that failed about a year ago
for nearly 200,000,000 marks, waa wrought
by the fascinating personality of Adolf
Lata yesterday afternoon Mayor Koutsky
stated to reporters that every aaloon
keeper In the city had been notified to
keep closed all day today. All window
curtains are to be removed, as well aa all
screens In front of bars In order to give -.,, .,cor1ine to teatlmony alven by
Hat ii n nan tiwivi orrn a imrc ui urn i mi voiice u ouDoriuunj iw t,.vv i . at . i i . .v.. .--. ji
mini nouni t trill I II I'MIBt icaia xj v w r ' ' m 1 f a It fT mar Wnr 1 in 11 fir lOia. I ..... sbb . .
work among us. He was In love with hla " " v,. rectors, now neanng me i retierirocKnung
work anrl It . the oft eTnresserl ambition or me purpose Ol bbbiiib iui ui. vmoi . . , m..... nf P. ...I . nn
?L J1:."" kI mXn: ya"2l ?S ,hs IB.",r,:a .?!" V" " "L. J"" exploiting on an enormous .cle.
"..-".".r.r" ponce snau ao oouoie uuij. urcrj iu . .i-in, v... ,a
c"me lo u" nf."""r"; l. .1.. -Ill V. .nA tha -hlef I --
tnuaiasm, energy and gooa win lowara men v.., - cattle feed, persuaded the bank to advance
and was soon beloved by all and took the and captain will visit the patrolmen 00 ... . Bllmw of rears sum. of moaev
rijgheet rank aa n pastor ana puipneer. lh p b , .-. nour or two in order t-
land as a speaKer ana I . - , . v-i agregaung bu.vuu.uuv uwih.
The accused directors who were auccea
rled today to Curat Wyatt of the Savoy
Chapel Royal, who la only 10.
Next week the young countess De La
Marr, the daughter ot Lady Brassey ot
"Bunbeam" fame, will enter a petition
for divorce from her husband, tha present
earl, who la aald to have attached himself
recently to a pretty chorus girl named
Turner and to have openly deserted hla
countess.
Hla mother, who married the curate, haa
gone with her newly married husband to
visit tha earl, and It la Inferred, to give
him moral support over tha divorce suit,
which it is alleged he will permit to go
undefended.
Da La Marr waa tha chief of Hooley'a peer
directors, and since then haa been a war
correspondent In South Africa for the
Globe.
Welv evamtned before the lurv. were un
able to glva a lucid explanation of their CUSTOMS IN THE FRENCH ARMY
reastina for consenting to make these ex
traordinary loana. Every member of the
apparently well-meanVng board admitted
He loved to preach, he loved those to
whom he preached and those to whom he
preached loved him. None who knew him
will ever forget hla cheerful, buoyant
greetings and hla hearty nanaciaspa, nia
elofijent and polished preachlnc of the roe-
pel and the radiant Inner life shining forth
from nia clear-cut race.
His death la a great loss to this church
and community-greater than we can find
rie iihu iiau n urns, Tunru niiu buw".- i , , . . , .iy.iiu.i . uvuv..B ....... .
ful experience and waa thus fitted to cope I the order yesterday by liquor dealers aa .... IM. ,i mi.t.k. ... in
with the work In all ha branches. I eome of them asserted that the saloons I ... ... . ... ,
paid more taxea man me memoer. i ... , , Nererthelesa they consented because
Antl-Baloon element ao. I Brhmldt made them believe in the amas-
Sarveyora Busy In the Hollow. I g possibilities and profits of the pro-
tr . v or more several nartles of Icesa.
railroad aurveyore have been working la Schmidt also had an invention for flla
- i a o.,fi. Dmaha. Yesterday a I tilling wood alcohol by which he repre-
TTninn p.eifln men were aettln sented that he would have the monopoly
words to express. To an Innumerable J " , . I .v. wriPM i eves war tmon tha
throng, both in and out of the church, his 1 stakes In the hollow south of H street. of th world. His eyes were upontha
death la a personal losa. the loaa of a in thi. ennnertlon it la undentood that American Held aa well aa the European
cheering, helpful. Inspiring friend. Ha was I ,h. ,.... jj.-i tool to have the I and he opened negotiatlona with Amerl
a powerful, uplifting force. ' I " .? "" " ....tin. I cana. and established sub-companies In
lUHTcrn idicli i ciniic Ml I I .i ..... .lievs in the north- I ry continental country,
UIMIIt-U inion LtUUt UMLL . The alcohol Invention contributed to the
nrf l n rtT rna rn w. i ilia uiau uaaat ' -
K-n -n fnn foe two or three yeara. but daxillng of the Leipslg dlrectora, who,
.t.. n-n ),.. eefn.Mi to ttasa the re- however, made It clear that they did not
nui..n .,i..n. if h old nlana are I know how much the bank had really loaned
... tv. TTntnn p.einn will run aide-I to gchmldt. Aimougn tney were backing
n the hniinw -m.th of H street and Schmidfa schemes, they were received
The committee in charae of tha arranae- locate tha coal and lumber yards, which are by tha bank'a manager, Exner, who kept
ments for the public meeting to assist the now on trackage north of the L atreet via- secret accounta. Why Exner acted In
. . ..... , ... .... I . .i,. i.nii.. I the manner In which he did is equally a
...nt. at Pkiinn,...'. h.n Ninth .n,i Another line haa bean aurveyed through mystery, for neither he nor tha other di
Howard atreets, as the place of meeting, the Lenagh property In tha weatern part rectora appear 10 nave maae any money
and the time 8 p. m.. Sunday. July 20. Sev- of the city and etlll another through Al- personally out of tha acheme.
, . . t. I t ... .,. or two I Schmidt la described as having a oulet
erai apeaaera vi noie ouwiue oi uniuna or.BuV. lu w. .. , f,ht to which ! tha atahaat mlllUrv
have been Invited to deliver addreasea, and surveyors have been working an arouna i -Uu ' -- "" """",-:',
these, with local talent. Insure an oratorical the city. No definite Information can ua 7," ; . " . " "
treat. obtained from any of tne engineer. , , -T."- CllfifSCCT nilCCB ADDfllMTMCWT
Tk. f ,K. I. ,i. ,h.r nf tha work. It Is Inferred that oeiieveo. compieioiy iii mnismi. ne uw tf wMMkW wwtk.n ri win iiit.ii .
tun uujvl it ua. .usa uic v i ilia ao a,u aa.ivus'UHanv wi. - - s. ... ...
nractlcal effect to the aentiment manifested I the Union Pacific contemplatea enlarging
at the meeting in Boyd'e opera house, ad- Ita yarda here, providing it can secure the
Merry-go-round at Lake Manawa.
Movemeat la Omaha to Give Practical
Asslatance to the Nationalists
la Ireland.
Soldlere Always to Salato Stataea of
Groat Men and Paneral
Proeaaalona.
(Copyright, 19ft, by Press Publishing Co.)
PARI8. July 12. (New Tork World Cable
gram Special Telegram.) It la an old
custom In tha French army to render mili
tary honora when passing atatuea erected
to great soldiers and others, and each
town haa Ita tradition. In soma garrisons
the statue of Joan of Are la always hon
ored In this way; at Versailles, Hocheq'a
memory Is kept green, and In other placea
famoua generals are not forgotten.
It la reported that that fine soldierly
figure, the lata Due D'Aumale, whan com
mandlng a regiment, gave ordera that tha
famous Cloa Vougeot should be given mili
tary honors, aa It was one of tha glories
of France.
When troops met at a funeral procession
honors were always rendered and no mora
touching sight can be Imagined during im
portant ' maneuvers than regiment after
regiment sometimes several thousand men
paying a tribute of respect when passing
the coffin of soma humble peasant, a
dressed by Messrs. Redmond and Finerty, streete and alleya in the nortnern pari
last Anrll. On that occasion a atrona de- 1 of the city. Rumor haa it mat a new
aire waa shown to give substantial support I proposition for the vacation of these atreets
to the United Irish league, which repre
sents the organized national spirit of Ire
land. Other cities are assisting the move
ment systematically and liberally, and It
Is thought the time Is ripe for Omaba
Irishmen to bestir themselves. The meet
, . .... O ....... 1 1 1 . 1 .. -I .. I .
Ill K UCAW UIU7 Will 11B y ll.l UUW" I . .
tloa to local sentiment, and It la expected a view to enforcing the raeent order
and alleys will be made to tha council at
the meeting Monday night.
Looklnsr O-rer Voncnera,
Employes of the city treasurer's depart-
in jail awaiting examination.
Exner'a testimony ahowed that he waa
led on atep by atep hoping to save tha
bank'a millions, aa the cutting off of
Schmidt's credit would wreck the Tre-
bertrocknung company . and result In m
total loaa to the bank of sums loaned.
Man Slated for Governor General of
Aaatralla Noted Only aa Owner
f Great Rao Horao.
PELEE IS AGAIN ACTIVE
ment were engaged yesterday In looking I gtoaea and Cinders Thrown Oat In
over vouchera In' the city clerk'a office
.i -.in k . .n...n.. k. I or tne council in cmm '
initial meetlne. ment Of warrants to tnoae woo ar-
JURORS HAVE WAGES RAISED "garnet the municipality. ! " w""
personal taxes are wc j n'i
Showers, hat There la No
Loaa of Life.
PARIS, July 12. The colonial ministry
haa Issued tha following:
A fresh eruption of Mont Pelce, Marti.
ed
(Copyright, 1902, by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON, July 12. (New Tork World Ca
blegram 8peclal Telegram.) The most ex
traordinary appointment on record la that
suggested of Colonel MoCalmont to be gov.
ernor general of the Australian common'
wealth. McCalmont has never given the
slightest Indication of aptitude for public
affairs and la chiefly known aa the owner
of tha famoua race horse Isinglass, a cir
cumstance to which ha owea hla being aent
to Parliament, declined aa the member for
Newmarket. He Inherited nearly $30,000,000
If you are troubled with dandruff and falling hair
or if you are threatened with premature baldness, why
not listen to the advice of others who have used our
preparation with success. Newbro's Herpicide should
not be classed with the cure-all, colored water variety
of hair preparations. It is strictly pharmaceutical.
It is prescribed and endorsed by prominent physicians
everywhere. It is used by intelligent and discriminat
ing people who demand a eafe and pleasant germicide
for the scalp because the hair should have as much care
and attention as the teeth, have you not been im
pressed with the prominence of the people who use
and indorse Newbro's Herpicide? Read what Mr.
Bachelor says about it.
lYll
June miTlMl
personal . (h, .( iuf neraina. no mni
la Wed gtatea Conrts Hereafter Will or those having claims against mo enj i . g violent aa the one ot I from a miser uncle some years ago and
I . . & m .a mm tm anrsa sa. I . . . . a I
the amount win do aeauoieu oeiurw I the previous day ana waa maraea oy ioua i married a alater of Mrs. Langtry'a present
rant ts cashed by the treaaurer. ??tJon.ai,?ni ,,I,?!Led!5r -llTifJ"-!,.!! husband. DeBath. Lord Hopetoun resigned
The olan may work with ths city em-1 , . '.,. M-. wmi.. nd Konda the governor generalahlp because tha com-
ployes, but aa for tboae who have clalma I Bt Dennis. The'populatlon remained calm. I monwealth Parliament declined to Increase
Allow Throe Dolara
Per Day.
The Job of juryman for Uncle Sara Is no against the city It may be another propo- There was no loss of life.
longer a thing to be dodged. In fact, most sitlon.. It Is asserted that the acheme has The scien musion wnicn 0IhJ"JB.8; believed to be Imminent and It la aald that
wage earners will hereafter be glad to get been worked successfully In other cities, eruption haa arrived at Fort de France. , I he will bo created a peer before Bailing,
on the jury. United States Marshal Mat- but there la liable to be a fight on It here. KINGSTON, St. Vincent. Thursday, July I Everyone agreea that Lord Isinglass would
thews haa received from Attorney Gen- 1 , . 1 10. Ths English sclentlflo commission, I ho his most appropriate title,
eral Philander C. Knox notice to allow all Postpone cornoratono a-ay a. I . n Andarann and Klatt. who. I
jurora S3 a day from now on. Thla la a I A week ago the building committee ot LfteP investigating tha varloua phenomem MUCH RIOTING NEAR VIENNA
aubstantial advance over the aum formerly the Ancient Order of United Workmen 1 connecte(i with the eruption ot the Souf- I
paid, $2 a day. Statistics show that not I Temple association announced tnat tne cor- frlere yolcano here, left on tha 4th for I Several Thousand Anstrlene Take
hla salary. McCalmont's appointment la
one-tenth of the working male population neratone of the building would be laid on I England by way of other West Indian ports.
of tha United States makes as much. The Labor day. Preparatlona for a Dig ceie- noticed that tha crater waa aeemlngly quiet.
ralae, of course, goes Into effect in all I bration fare being made, but all tnia nas fat, night, however, three distinct de
Part In Desnonetratlon
treats of Barer.
United States courts. Clerks Tbummel
and Hoyt of United States circuit and dls
trlct courta here expect that great Interest
will binge on their drawings tor tha Novem
ber term approaching.
I locations were, heard here and at Barba
doea, and an immense cloud of steam Is-
Tha Rouen at Courtland Beach.
Yonna; Woman Falls la the Street.
A young woman was found lying acroaa
the sidewalk at Twenty-fifth and Fa rna m
streets In an unconscious condition by
J. J. Derlght, who waa passing that corner
at 10 o'clock last night. Derlght telephoned
waa preceded by earthquakea during tha
last three days, which were felt all over
the colony.
The commissioners had narow aacapa
been atopped. At the request of the Cen
tral Labor union tha laying ot the corner-
atone will be deferred for a couple ofiUedfrom the Souffrlere. Thla phenomena 'r of Bgar tonight waa tha acena of a
weeks, or possibly a month.
C. W. Miller, chairman of the building
committee of the Workmen, stated to a
Beo reporter yesterday that aa aoon aa tha
request from the Central Labor union waa during one ot their visits to the crater.
received all of the members decided with- They pased over a lava bed on tha morn,
out hesitation to postpone the ceremony. inc 0f June 14, In fair weather, and aa
There will be a meeting of the dlrectora cended the mountain. On their return
of the organization in about a week and journey, made during a gale ot wind and
( cioca lasi nifni. iniii ora i . tl , ., ... .,-.. .... for - . .... ...... .... .. .. ....
the ponce and tne woman waa taken to tne man v " "- uuwuibh vi iiu. jcm v. ui auu iuuu
station, where the doctors diagnosed her the laying of the stone and tha celebration issued all around them from fissures la
ouan-eme to follow will be decided upon. th. mountains. Walking on a rldg they
Christian Eadeavor Society.
VIENNA, July It. Tha German Bohemian
riotous demonstration by several thousand
Austrlana against the antt-dynastlo all-
Deutsche party, the annual conference of
which la to be held at Eger tomorrow.
A number ot persons were hurt, among
them Herr Iro, a member of the Reichrath.
who was seriously wounded by being struck
with a atone, and who was also shot.
MUCH CHOLERA IN CHINA
name waa Martha Detlow and that until
Friday she had been In the aervlce of the
family ot Hoivar A. Kiescner, a carpenter,
llvlna at Thirty-first and Farnam streets
As she haa no home In the city she was
made comfortable for the night In the
matron's department at the jail. Martha
Detlow waa one of a family of eight which
waa stricken with trlchanae about two
The Endeavor society of tha First Chris
tian church haa selected the following
chairmen of committees to serve tor one
year: C. L. Bohner. prayer meetings;
Miss Sadie Walker, lookout: M. L. Whlt-
yeara ago, and she alone aurvlved. Since taker, good literature; Mlaa Lillian Lana,
that time
epilepsy.
she has been afflicted with
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the press; Mlaa Anita Bergquiat, social
events! Mrs. R E. Hodgin, music; Miss
Louisa Hunt, flowers.
Magle City Gosalp.
saw on either aide to a depth of 1,000 feet.
masses ot boiling mud throwing up jets to
a height of too and 400 feet. On reaching
tha base of the mountain tha scientists
found themselves In an awful predicament.
What waa three hours previously a dry
ravine over which they walked, waa then
a stream of hot mud running with tre
mendous force. In order to cross this
stream, they constructed a bridge only a
few tnchea wide, laid from bank to' bank.
acrosa tha narrowest parte ot the stream
United Hates Coasnl MeWndo gays
Dlssaao is Rag-lna- Alone
Kwellen River.
WASHINGTON, July 12. United 8tates
Consul McWada at Canton cabled tha State
department today that cholera la raging In
all towna along the Kwellen river In Kwan
81 province. Tha consul says that 1,000 per'
sons have died In Plnglok and over 10,000 In
Kwellen..
i All
city fire alarma were etlll out of aerv- aventually got over In safety.
Closing out our stock ot
Typewriters
Ice yesterday.
Children will be baptised at tha Presby
terian church today.
Frank J. Morlarty Is at Manlton Springs
for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. E. J. Elliott visited friends in Ne
braska City last week.
w rnT.h-" " CheiM- STEAMER RANGER SETS SAIL
Mlaa Blanche Johnaon nf Lincoln la the
Since the eruption, after every shower ot
lava, tha beds to tha windward of the dis
trict eject amoka and ateam, aometlmc
hundreds of feet high, and dust sometimes
tails heavily In and near thla district.
guest of Mlas Daphne Griffith.
Leslie K. Kella. formerly In business hero.
is now locatea in rueDio, i;oio.
Mrs. L. A. Reamer of Hastings, Neb., la
the guest oi Mr. ana Mrs. uanner.
Mlaa Haiel Oray. who la seriously UL
was reported some better last nignt.
Mr. and Mra. E. E. Reed have moved to
a farm about five mllea aouth of thla city,
Harry L. Carpenter haa returned to Lln-
Mrs. A. 11. Merrill, la now living at Pueblo,
coin after spending yesterday with friends
here.
Mrs. Clara E. Boyd, daughter of Mr. and
I Colo.
J. W. Christie, father or Bam and Harry
Christie, haa gone to Minneapolis to apend
tne summer.
The Ladles' Aid society of tha Methodiat
church will meet with Mra. C. W. Smith
Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Gunsaul has returned to her home
at Denver after a visit with ber sister.
Mrs. A. Li. wunams
Frank Bumeaa la now employed as book
keeper In the office of the south Omaha
i ice and Coal company.
Mlaa A. J. Clark la Dreoarina ts anend
tne Bummer witn airs, wens ana other
friends at Maryville. Mo. .
Mra. Mlnne Bwarta has secured a Permit
for the erection of a dwelling at Nineteenth
ana N streets to cost si.uuu.
Miss Minnie Mundt, Twentieth and I
Under Orders front Washlagtoa It
Goes to Ca.lrlo.nl to Protect
American Interests.
PANAMA, Colombia, July It. Acting en
orders from Washington, the United States
special aervlce steamer. Ranger, set sail
at C p. m. today for Chlrlqul to protect
American Interests there. It la reported
that General Herrera, the revolutionary
commander, has decreed that all produce
la tha property of hla government whether
belonging to natives or foreigners.
The United Statea consul here, H. A.
Cudger, goes to Chlrlqul on board Ran'
gar to make the necessary Inquiries there.
Mr. Oudger will also take some Important
papera which General Salasar, tha governor
ot Panama, la aendlng to Oeneral Herrera.
It la presumed that they Included peace
terms. There la no doubt that Herrera
will be placed In possession of the true
version of the recent disaster to tha lib'
oral arms and that he will ba convinced
of tha futility of further bloodshed. So
aoon aa the Isthmus Is pacified tha general
elections will take placo and congress
hiohatlders to Bo Stockholders.
LONDON. July 12. Sir Christopher Pur-
ness, the shipowner and shipbuilder
presiding today at tha annual meeting of
Furness, Withy sV Co., of West Hartlepool,
announced that the dlrectora had decided
to increase tha ordinary share capital
by 500.000. Ha added that with tha view
of inducing tha firm's workmen to take
aharea ha waa personally prepared to ad
vanca tha workmen the amount required
to beooma a abareholder at IH per cent
Interest.
Terdlet ot Maaslaaahter.
CHICAGO, July 11. Robert Coburn,
magistrate and wealthy farmer of Stlckney,
near here, waa today found guilty of man
alaughter. Coburn ahot and killed Charles
Miller and wounded ths latter's brother,
John, last fall.
Tha boys wera tramping from Toronto,
Canada. John aald they were resting
near their campBre when Coburn without
provocation opened ore with a rifle. Co
burn claimed they wera trying to break
Into tils atable.
Change ot program at Lake Manawa.
Marrlae Licenses.
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday
?hr.t..nath.aumme;rn ot ,u m9tt clde th. canal qua.tion.
VATICAN HOPES FOR DELAY
to the following:
Name and Residence.
Walter M. Umated. Loa Angeles....
Edith H. Trenberth. Omaha
John Vomacka. South Omaha
Barbara Vacnu, umana
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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"Special Providence" will be the tonlo of
Rev. M. A. Head's sermon at the First
Metnoaim cnurcn mis morning.
Miss Bronda Vanaant. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Vanaant. will leave Mon
day tor Colorado mountain resorts.
The children of Mr. and Mra )im.i
Shields, who havs been seriously 111, were
repoTira to d some oeiier yeeieraay.
The carpentera and plumbers era nlan
nlng to play a game of baae ball at tha
v in ion eireei para a wee a irom today.
Prolonged Negotiations Might Mean
th Establishment of Diplo
ma tie Relatloas.
home, July ii. There la apparently a
disposition on tha part of tha Vatican to
take advantage of the Philippine question
The Presbyterian King' a Daughters were I to forward 1U desire for ths establishment
United
Social lodce No. InJ. Degree of Honor, will
give a lawn social Wednesday evening, July
IS, at the residence oi Mra. A. a. uutier,
1007 Bouth Twentieth street.
There will be a soeclal meeting at ths
staivation army ball. 170 Davenport Btreet.
Thursday, July 17. st p. m. The meeting
win ba lea dv ungaaier rott ana sua
Captain and Mra. Merriweather - will ba
welcomed to their new poaition as general
neeratarlea for the mldwestern chief divi
sion. Adjutant and Mra. Crawford, wno are
coming to take charge oi tne corps, win
slao bo present and will ba Introduced to
the comrades ana inenos.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
t lens than cost.
Bargains) in
New and Second-Hand SAFES.
WESTERN AGENTS F0I MANGANESE STEEL MOB AND Bl'tGLAl-PKOOF SAFES'
TeL 353. J. J. DERIGIIT & CO.. 1119 Farnam St.
entertained on Friday afternoon by Mra.
wiiDur nnarer, norm nrteemn street.
Mrs. O. M. Lawrence and children have
gone to Portsmouth, Ja.. to apend a few
. weeka In the country at the horns of Q. W.
w aimer.
P. W. Shotwell. Quartermaster sergeant
or ine eouin urnini cavalry croop, Das re
lnm.n , run. u .u.n, kh.r. r.
couoia of weeks visiting frlenda and rela. iTaft for at least two years, while ther are of Newcaatla. Wyo, are at tbe Millard
Uvea. also hopeful of reserving the ouastloa of I Mr. and Mrs. hoxio V'r ? ""
Rev. M. A. Head and wife will leave en It ha withdrawal . nt tha eri.-. en ,
Monday for a month's stay st Manltou, I .-, . ,i , . ... ... .
. I'.iln Durln. tha aha-nra nf Raw A I UlaOda, SO SS U pfOlOOg thSSS relation
Head from the tlly T. C aUrsh, aecretary i avea longer. 1 Elegant musts nt Last Manawa.
I of diplomatic relatione with ths
Btatea.
The Vatican authorities hops that th
question of ths purchase of the friar lands
sua w-r .u.irs ins payment ot i , .,,,. -nd daughter of Niobrara
money will render Indispensable the con. I are at tha Millard.
tinuancs of relatione Initiated by Governor I Congressman F. W. Mondell and family
gave a large dinner and dancing party at
the Miuara last evening.
Th"ItrpletssCs.
'ftetrwltrtticA.
ealsasBi.
It; afford ne-grsat'pleeittra'to Bay yon' thatT have
totud'frosj axperlenoe that Severe; a Marvletde". la evidestly. a sure w.
ror.atost'of.skla eruptloa." Previous t. the year 1899 X was troubled
ooastaatly wlth gaa draff. la. ny soalp for;whloh.t had repeatly;trtad
bar an and naoyj ether supposed' sure torZ tha trouble.,, t,flally.Itrle4;an
bottleTof Herplelde with suoh'gopd raulta.that'I was gla4: get.atora.,
Today sty' soalp la aa whit aadlsaa aaltMtfJa7ehlld.' lty.soa'ha;prai
.Yloua to.thre nontha ago been troubled with steal! aruptlooa'anthsTaklni
f hl'fao."JColBOha becefletal rasulta'of Herptolde ror.srysslf.I d9
.Vlaed.hln.toltry applloatloas.of.th aan:ia aa andeavorjta help hi
troublrTha'rBttlt of thts.trlaX'lathat hla faca i ao atari, a
,'anooth'aad clear, aa that sf anyon
A I slaeereiy' trust that thla tsstlnonUrsiai' be" the nans"f'hel
Sigothara ta ae relieved or aoneofjth aHjaenta nuneratedlalth;rerH .
poisg.
TsryRtspaotftdly'Toors,. m
Olstrlet Maaagar
iBratuaiUfaVIaiuranoe lOanpany
' . of "ew'Tork
18.tsVroa4ay,Butt,0Btaaa.
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i
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ARTHUR J. THOMAS, M. D., '
Graduate Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Edinburg, Scotland.
Late Government Medical Officer. Jamaica, B. W. I.,
Detroit, Michigan.
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years before dandruff appears, but after this Itching
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