Tim OMAHA DATTA- T!i:i. FIUDAY, AVGXTfiV ?V 1fOL
FOR TIIE DEATH OF BEDDALL
Croof i Jary ttoldi 8'mral Kin Guilty of
r Kardr Turing KioV
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TWO ARRESTED CHARGED WITH CRIME
Iar; Ttaiabfr ef Wltareee Are Ei
amlaed Mko Tell What They
KiiaW, CoacerAla'a: Treabl
t ahsui.da.
EHENANDOAH, IV. Aug. 7. Th eoron-
f Jury, which tint teen Investigating tlia
death of Joeph rp5dII. who received bla
fatal Injuries la the riot her last week,
concluded Its Inquiry tddsy, and rendered
' verdict holding "Joseph paluqlc,
butcher, Matthew raularkas, a One-armed
aalooa keeper, and many other rioter un
known to the yirry," reaponalpl (or tb
klUlof. '- The men named In the Terdlct
ar now locked tip" and other arrest will
fellow. The two men were takes Into cut
tody thlt afternoon ,by two eonstablo who
were protected by a platoon of aoldlera
from Company K pt the Tweltlb regiment.
..A large number of wltneaae Were ex
amined. Including the three workmen and
Deputy FkortIT, Tbomea Beddall, who were
flrt attacked by the mob, the policemen
who were subsequently et upon and aome
of tbena ahet, nod evral .ey-witae of
the riot. Bom Of. lb testimony was con
sidered very important by t m coroner and
th1 jury. Paluqtct waa identified by three
toy wbo testified they him la the
crowd with a. club and Paularka Is al
leged by another to hare Injured Joseph
BeOdall. - The . policemen testified that
they ran up the street, pursued by the mob,
firing pistols; men standing at nearly every
aalooa door list, at them as they passed.
At one doorway three moa atood biasing
way at them and from an upper window
of a building three other men were shoot
'tog dawn i i,kia. The drluklng places re
ferred to sre All owned by foreigners.
Gave Him the La nab.
Policeman AlhkhelBer testiaed that when
b learned of - the disturbance he Imme
dlsteiy started to summon his fellow offl
eers. Whu . doing r so he . met Pierce
Walker, litis worker' Official. II sited
Walker to call the miners' committee and
have It ' tie its Influence to dispel the
crewd. but Rtnghelser said: "He only gave
fii the laoRh.'t.J - ; -..'-
The situation; tn this lection of the coal
field remains, unchanged and staff officers
t brigade headquarter do not apprehend.
arry,trouble (n the near future. The troops
had a quiet 'day'.' Two companies ar atlll
oa- guerd in the foreign eoctlon c2 the town.
X meeting of protcataa". ra alters of this
section, whejer interest! la the spiritual
welfare of "le foreign population, was held
tonight sol after the regular business had
ben diapoe Id pt Tie. Chsrles B. Edwards
of this pltee, .who has made a scientific
study of Is I characteristic of the foreign-1
speaking rcp! in the coal region, deliv
( ered o a'ftJr?n, which was of Interest at
this tlmo.
.He said that within a radius of ell
miles of Shenandoah there are approst-
tho northern part' .of Austria-Hungary. Of.
these 17.000 kre' "Lithuanians, 8,000 are
Polos, J, 000 art Hungarians, 1,000 Slovaks
asxf 400' Bohemian.-1 The Lithuanians are
considered ' 'the ' tuont intelligent among
them. They do not wish to be classed with
the others , and olalm that their' is the
most ancient '. European language. .
Mr. Edwards said the Lithuanians soon'
become Americanised and make good cUl
a''u. but before tbeyloarni to:uod$rtand
American ways and Institutions they are
hard to controls Their intelligence makes
toetn capable k4r. , . ( ti ',
Throw Stones at Soldiers. . "
Th throwing rf stone at the troops was
repeated early this rooming. This tlm Ike
attack' w sot' mad on' the camp, but
against the provost guards stationed at th
Pennsylvania ' railroad sUilon near on of
th foreign colonies in th southern part of
the tow. .., ' ' V '
BHENANDOAtf, P.t Aifgi t. TTi tkroW
' Ing of atone at th troops was repeattd
early this morning. Thl time th attack
was not mad on the camp, but against the
provuet gnnrsa stationed at 'the Pennsyl
vania Vallmad station near one of the for
etgn coTur.iss la the southern part of the
town. '
BrltriJ'rr Oeneral Oobin had been re
queatmi by th town authorities to send a
company -of men .to that locality because of
the di-uirders th !tr been loccurrlog
there,. Company', A'fr of the-Eighth regi
ment.' under Captain Oarv'er.'waa on duty
there H lh. and early this morning the
colonel of. the regiment said the company
was greeted by a shower of stones which
cama froaf th top of the high bill over
looking tbo railroad latton. f
The -aptaln Immediately placed a detatt
of rr.ea la ,the vicinity of the bouees from
whiuh Oi alone were thrown. No one
wag cip'vr- l, a the offenders had eecaped
before tUe soldiers reached th top pf th
kill. - , , , .- y
Last Light an l foliated' eoal and Iron
pallcenjfco wandered lata th camp and b
ca)e(3!oorder!y. placed., la. th
gutrd tsnt and this morning waa released.
A number of striker heard of the Incident
and furmed a picket line around the camp,
waiiiug ius tb amu t 1 tli :ici.
They followed him down the Mahonoy City
road, but a there were a number nl aoln
dlotn in tb vicinity, the. etr&br eid set
moleat him and they soon ' dispersed. '
The goTernor s troops of cavalry took a
practice march about fifteen or t twenty
mile tbroutjh the i;i.:tnoy valley today.
Everytbicg la quiet Ja regioa. today. :
Rev. Charlea Edwardi, patter of the Pre'
byterian church her and formerly atat
preildent of the Toting Men's p:b! aoclety,
eald today that th young men-, Itr h!a con
.rtgUoo, which i mad up principally of
mice workers, have Informed biro that for
eigners have dutermiae'l to cut eff. an ear
of every tnn who return to werk, ao thml
they will forever be marked as "uufalr
workmen." Mr. Edard saya his young
lurn are in a position to know and he be
lieves the atory. Ike foielgners think this
tue easlett method for ipreteuting atiempu
to brtak taa trllie. ,
OYSTER fJIENJM A C0"3INE
Ti Coatrol All ( th IiIm ' t
Mlxlactppl, LswUlaaa sad
Alabama.
VOSILE. Ala.. Aug. T. Tb various oys
ter canning and packing companies in
Mittliatppl, LcuUlnoa and Alabama will, it
I aald, combine ur one head with a
capital of !X0C,9&.
Th movement l:i titi foot thro
years end ta now prattlcaliy assured. It
will watrol all the bua'.n of the three
states along the fish and canning lloea.
lleadtjuarters probably will be in New Or
leb. Ten coinyati&a sr la th com
bine. Ilmiin.Le, fcllKjusaess, heartbarn, liidl
gestiuu, aai all liver are cured bi
. jy f
4.
SETTLERS SEEK.- MAf.'DAF.IUS
Will Wrtt f ompf IH'f ortln t
Board ' t Opew Itiliaate. en
OreyhnU BIt.
CHEYENNR. Vtyo. Aug.'-'V (Peelal.V-
Th senent opining of Attorney General V
Orsdell relative to the priority of water
right en the Grrybull river,-In Big Horn
tounty, which was followed by the State
Bard of Control, and which resulted tn the
closing of a number of headgatea' and the
shutting eft of water from a number of
farms, hits met with considerable adverse
comment in th Big Horncountry. It Is
held by tntny that Tie attorney general can
not ret aald th dM!on of tb Board of
Control In adjudicating the priority' of
water rights, baa bee dope, it 'U alleged,
In the present cat.
It U alleged tbkt the clo(ng f th head
gatei of tb tiMtcfeee at this time will ruin
Lome of th crop rod -work r biMrblp upon
a number of aettlert under th canal taken
from th Orcyball. " ' "
The settler affected have. retained coun
sel and will fight the cstie 'ln the courts.
Judge W. 8. Met of Sheridan, .Judge Gib
eon C!ark of Cheyenne and Meairs. Collin
A Zarlng of Bailtt ,Clty nav beea' retalned
by the plaintiff ' ' ''
Th first ctep will probably Mr' hearing
be'ore District Judge StoU. at which the
settler will ssk for ' temporary writ of
mandamus to compel the -State .Board of
Control to open the headgatea,. after which
th cat will probably, be, taken to th su
preme court. , , .
The first reports from th Oreybiill coun
try stated that all crops would be ruined
by the cutting off of the water supply, but
a letter received her yesterday state that
the Qreybull Is. now carrying more water
than at. any tiro daring ttt iucimer,' the
snows Jn the mountains hav.lng been melted
by th hot weather of th laet two weeks,
and that many pf th crop yil b savd.
v. i ' i
Wooalwea Flavin a; a Oeel Tine.
LAVPKU Neb., Aug. 7.(Speclal Tel-
gram.) The Woodmen picnic is on In full
fore and Laurel I enjoying and entertain
ing a. large company. Reed ooriiet band
from Sioux City and a select choir of bom
talent ar furnishing the muslo. Hon.
Hon. Jerry Oreea of . Davenport, la., was
the principal speaker today.,. Hon, J. H.
Mickey ta with us and mdeVbrlef ad
drees today. Hon. E. E. Ourcey of Wtn-
Id replied t th address of .eloom made
by Rev. A. B. Robert of Laurel. Captain
J. H. Browa ! preaent,1" i Kon.i John. 8.
Robinton and Hon. W. H. Tbompaon. fu
sion candidate for governor and eongrea-
pxan a re billed for tomorrow. ) :
Oardea pot r WfOmi-.
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. ' Aug,' T-(SpeclaL)
Prof .W. S. Palmer, ectloa director cf th
Wyoming weather And crop-, bureau, baa re
turned from, a visit to t!f .southwestern
portion of th state. He state that Star
valley, n TJinta county, U 'oa the gardes
spot of tb weat. Although! the altitude
1 something Ilk 1,001) feift; tb Ittnabltant
conduot farming '-on ailtrga 'soal and raise
big crop -of hay(!alfa!5ft, potatoes and other
vegetable and grains common to this cli
mate. Star valley consists of two valleys,
th upper and lower valleys, end It peopled
bv about 4.000 souls, all Mormon,.,
) Ta B'Snls 0wraaeatt I'arwcy.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Auc.. f. (Special.)
3. Frank Warner, ssBlstaat'iUt engineer,
be beatf appointed ezamlnef of gsvsrnment
survey and -left : today for Fboenix, Art.,
where he will be located." 3 was accom
panied by ' Murray Oilcbriet of Cheyenne,
wb,o will aot.as bla aslcuat '
VACATES PLACE AT KEARNEY
O. a. Inith Keetara Aaaietaat Itier-
' 'JteBeMr 4t fnoirli
t .. . ' fefcool. , 6-
.KEARNETi Neh.., Aug, 7, 9pflclal,Tte
gram.) Th most Important' evebt at th
Industrial chool since the retirement of
John Maiialleu from the bead of the chool.
la now announced in th resignation of O.
O. Smith, assistant superintendent during
both of th Maiialleu ierrrf "'nd, feting
la th sme posltlob slno th nw superin
tendent, Btghtol took hold.
The reelgnatloa wll .4k affect about
September 1, aud hi auccctsor will be H.
D. Bhaff, senior of teacher and grade man
agora; , - ' t'"i' .j -
The selection' cf a Oihjeseor 'for Shaft'
position has, a y et 'fcbt been decided upon.
' Hi. i hi i , '. ;-
Brlda Workmaat Badlr Hart.
piuATTSMOCTH.! H eb5, Augt -(Sp
clal.) Charles Erkkon, -one cf th work
men 'on. the 'east end of 'th Burllngtes
bridge, met: wjth ; seflous .-accident , this
afternoon.- He was working on a scaffold
twenty, Net- afc?eiti gvounij, ,rben a
heavy plank - wWsk sya,- btlsg . hoisted
dropped, striking- him en aid of th
head and caused Wb trdrcp ta th ground
unconscious. - His stlsuU- 4 adl crushed
a deep gah was cut over on y and he
wa cthrwle bdly -.injused-., He waa
brought .! thlr .'eity ia -la.kwstih reCgln
aodDrVLlvlngstost .drt.ie.-J .li. 'wouhd.'-.
Owct rulawr'Kdlhl.
CRETE, Neb Aug- JOpeolal.) About
a dozen young women of Crete, are.recov
erlng from th poisoneut effect of eating
talmon salad. At a kenalngton given here
tlssa s:!sS TS9 "fr the Wishes aerveU
and all who partook of it were "poisoned.
Fortunately none of th case have proven
serious. ". - t
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i(ai1kf lcr Adjowrw.
LlKCOriNit'At:f t(Spclai.) Th tate
convtnjpn or t'-fl . ; ,'-1 Hardware Dealers'
tssocistr. n
. t' eight. There was no
a. this wes a special
election, ct
meeting. The t'.t will b held In
thjs city, tb..di.,'- 46 L determined by th
extcutlv comuiitiee. .,
'" Rpwort a TLraee Aasemfcly.
. 'LlNCOWC Aug. 7. (Special.) The at-tei-oUni:
at th Epworth Lengue n
embly at Lincoln park today was almost
. great yesterday when General Fits
hugh Lee was the -attraction. There an
now nrly J.OiO' jeop!e camjid on the
grounds. ' J " ' '
PETER PO'.VEn CASE Ul COllRT
llearina- of th Salt Ratrala th
Mrer f Northwester
-. fllt-v-
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NEW TORX, Aug , 7-fipecial Extmlner
Mable. la the't'uitr4 f!ates circuit court
today, continued the" Staring la th suit
of Peter- Power to ftftreln the Northern
Pacific Railroad ( ' : f r from merging It
stock with that cf the Northern Securities
company. 1 ' . f ,
George Alfred ,Laa.b,'a praaentlcg Power,
tried to sernre, a JJournment until hi
client should te' tfcktu into custody or
appear volunte'i'r 4jut the special fiam
tuer decided I hi lnnr '.ntr should proceed.
John A. Gir, a' ciik in the fSc of
J. P. Morgan Co.. teatl&ed that he bad
been employed by the firm for about nine
teen montbs and kept the stock regUUr.
11 bad untie a careful xminatloo of th
book and could Dot sod the nam of Peter
Power among the stockholder in th
Northern Paciflo railroad. After a recess
th heart; waa adjourned until tomorrow
t permit ths aueadaao at Camilla
Weriefcld, a broker, who could not appear
U-vUy.
CHANGES POLICE CAPTAINS
Karcer Ird Kidncet Her and Eajei to
Eb4 f FatiwlfiTen. -
ffESTORES KOSTYN AND HAZE TO OFFICE
Braea gxaill Mora ( hsei br
CalllBar for Comaiet Llat of Meaa
here of Poltp and Fir
DepsTtmeatf,
"For tb proper management and disci
pline and mor effective working and serv
ice of th police department" Captains
Daniel W. Her and Thomas Hayes were re
duced to patrolmen by th new Mercer
Board of Kir and Pollc Commissioners
yesterday afternoon, and former Captain
Patrick A. Mostya and Henry P. Has were
named In their places, th change to be
come effective today. The new appointee
served a captain of pollc under the
Broatch administration several year ago.
Their bonds will be approved at 9 o'clock
this morning, at which time th board will
bold A special meeting for that purpose.
Reversing Its order of Wednesday, the
new board sandwiched on executive ses
sion between two open sessions, but th
greater part of tb time wa (pent in con
sultation behind closed door. When at 4
o'clock Commissioner Broatch called the
meeting to order a committee of Union Pa
cific strikers waa announced. It comprised
Thomas Wilson, fourth vie president of
the International Association of Machin
ist; 8am Grace, district secretary, and W.
Richelieu, George W. Snrtth, Oeorg Hurst
and A. 8. Mildred. Mr. Wilson, who acted
as spokesmsa, explained that policemen
bad been stationed at th gate of the Union
Paclflo yard, "And w want to know,"
eald bo, "why they were stationed there,
and what they purpoa doing."
"They ar not there by any authority of
thl beard," eald Broatch. "Do you know
anything about It, 'Chief Donahue t"
"Yes." answered the chief. "I sent them
ther on my own motion. They ar there
to prevent posstbl vlolenc and to kaep
order, and they have order not to Interfere
In any way as between the strikers and th
men who bar taken their place. They
ar not to act unless there Is trouble."
' "Well," anwered th spokesman, "I
don't think we hav any objection to that
W thought "perhap they were ther to In
timidate th strikers." .,
Iniwlrle Aheat llelal.w
Mr. Wlbifjn then passed t another phase
of th subject.
"Th company ha imported aeveral men
ther from point outside of th state,"
aid he, "who ar wearing uniform, car
rying club and revolver and palming them
salves off as special . officers. I want to
know If they hav a right to do that."
Chief Donahue said that he bad detailed
no special officer to servlo In the Union
Pacific yards.
"Well, If they aro ther impersonating
officers," said Broatch, "then it I a mat
ter tor th chief and the city prosecutor.
Thl board ha nothing to do with that."
Chief Donahue (aid he would Investigate
the complaint, and th committee left, p-
MMiHtv attfl4. . ..
;Th board then weat into executive ga
don. After a consultation of about thirty
minutes Broatch oalled Mostya and Haze,
who had been sitting outside th railing,
and these joined in the conference. Twenty
minutes later all emerged .from th Inner
room and th . second installment of th
open session wa held. O, O. Wright Intro
duced a resolution reducing Captain liar
and Haye to th rnk nd followed tt
immediately with another appointing Moetyn
and ltae to 1ak. -Jhetr place. Her aro
a whispered discussion as to whether th
name of Mostyn or. Has should b placed
first, as thl would determine tb seniority
of th position, .That of Has was first In
tb original draft, an arrangement to which
Bpratlen - objected and -after considerable
busilng and mumbling It was changed and
Moitya wa named a senior captain.
Opea BeeovA of Arrest.
Bpratlen tben tried hi hand at Introduc
ing resolution.-H-r4 on In which It
wa set forth that ther had been much
complaint of men being locked up and de
tained at th city Jail .without formal
complaint being filed against, them, and
that they wer not permitted to communi
cate with their friend, or with a lawyer.
"Therefore," continued th resolution, "be
It ordered that hereafter A record be kept
of all arrests, and that th record contain
th , name, the address and th charge
against the prisoner and that th book b
open to public inspection at all reasonable
hours. It I alao ordered tbat all prison
ers be permitted to communicate with their
friend, and with any reputable member of
th bar.". '
.T resolution being seconded by Thomsa,
pased by a unanlmou vote and th clerk
ws directed t furnish th chief with a
copy of It. . -j ' 1
Broatch called for a list of all Appoint
ment mad to either ,the fire -or police de
partment within th last sixty days. "Com
to think Of it," said he, ' addrecetng th
clerk; "you taay aa wall make' out .th list
of alt member of both departments, with
out regard to th length of their aervlc,
and bav it ready for, the board at It neat
meeting." . ' ' :
fb board adjourned until t o'clock this
morning, at which time tt will consider
the .bonds of la fcw pollc csptalss. It
will . meet again at 7:30 Monday evening,
August 11, when. It Is supposed, mor heads
Will drop Into th basket.
Bpratlen say ha intend to go to Chicago
today, but wlll.be back 10 time to attend the
meeting. Monday sight. .
HYMENEAL
Tea Poraa lalsUI.
' PLATTSMOUTH,' Neb., Aug. (Spe
cial. ) County Judg'Ji B. Douglas mar
ried John Walker of Pactfle Junction ahd
Mis Maud Cunningham of Flattsmouth,
Burton B. Everett and Miss Maggl E.
Clarence of Uuloa kri Joseph T. Hoffman
and Mis Maud 8. Kellcy, both of South
Omaba, where the groom conduct a candy
and fruit store at 171) O street.
license t Wed were Issued to Baaford
M. Gifford and Elne O. Woodward of Union
and to John Frauk UcWhorter and Mies
Miriam Farley of Nehawk.
Deahl Wdalba at Bearer City.
EEAVER CITY, Neb., Aug. T. (Special
TeicKram.) Jatne H. Bemls and Miss El
sie Jones snd Dr. Albert F. Brewster and
Miss Verna Maple wer married today. Mr.
Bemla is a member of the firm of Beml As
Oaterberg, which own stores her end at
Earatuga, Wyo. Dr. Brewster is ens of the
leading physicians of thl place. The brides
are daughters of old snd reapected fam
ilies. Th two bridal parties left tonight
tor a trip to California.
- , DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Bridget Frrach.
ROCHESTER. N. T.. Aug. 7. Mra.
Bridget French, a prominent Inventor, I
dead, aged 12 year. Eae was bora ta
Queens county. Ireland, and cam to thla
country In U."0. settling in Rochester.
Mrs. French devised atd patented at least
thirty-six articles of utility and up to th
time of ber death wa busy on other.
Mrs. 1.1a h Dust, Wahatar Cifjr.
WEBSTER CITY. Ia, Aug. ?. (?pecil
Telegraiu.) Airs. Judge Itua Lua d.el
at her home Jn this city thla mirto. She
waa born Afrtl 11, 11.' in Ohio t4 was
married ti IK'S. With hr hwlwad she cam
to Hamilton county, Iowa, la 1054 aod s t
tled In Webeter City. Mr. aod Mr Doer,
hST taken a l-e art In central lew
political history. Th Judg aurvtTe. though
In felbl -liMltH. He- bs held several
county offices betid" his Judicial position.
SOUP IS .TME1.1-0HLY: FCCD
rwaaltlen at th Peasaa lahaMtaat
. l Killer .
.' hetilela. -
VIENNA,", lug. T. After p!tl !ft
Vest lira lion of th labor trouble Is etra
Oaltcta, th . Nen . Frl Pr draw a
gloomy plctujr af the miserable eondltloM
which led to tb KlUog strik.
Tb averaf . mortality from famln tot
everal year pant, according to th Nu
Frel Prease, (rtfeawted M.000.
Laborers' wage rang from ! to 1 a(4
a day and women eara from 4 to t eeuu a
day.- The peasant rarely teat brad aod
exist chiefly on. a oup, th principal la.
gradients of whlth are water and herb.
A VUnaa dUpstch, ea Jun 10, said tbat
a great ttrik cf Agricultural Uboret wat
In progrea io Onllcla, tb labor de
manding .an I ncvr In tk wage of
cent a day for men and S cwnta a day lor
womew t double tht ameuat.
A Vienna dltfpaQh on Augut 5 reported
that tber; aed bee many cenfllot be
tween th strik In peasant and th fcllt
tarjy. , A di spate K to tb London Lolly Es
pres on 'August, said that la on en
counter hetweea th ttrlkars aod th mill''
tary thirteen yefon wer killed and 111
wounded and. that In .another 00 -persona
wera killed or! wounded.- ., : , ' , ..
Advices wer received frbm )mbert,
Gallcla, Ht nlbt to th effect that tb
trlk showed tygn of coming to aa n&
compromise baying ore a mad I A several
districts, and the military authorttiea hav
ing quelled th fl tlturbanc In other.
APPLE"SHiPrEh3 If- SESSION
a4 bay Dvtc4 to Dlaeata at
CaaaanercSaJ Aal Area f
Unite state.
ROCHESTER, "V. .T.. Aug. 7.TuV lead-!
log feaiur at ill early session 'of th tc
ond day's convention f tb National Appl
Shipper wa a pr prepared and read
by Prof. y, 'a. .Taylor, promonolegist, la
charge bf field-lntetlgt1on In th United
State Department of Agriculture, Wb
Ington. Th ( subject was, "The Coramer
clal A'ppl Arear of the United &uit."
Prof. Taylor completed hi paper in
day ago, .but epterday, baring received
censu department proof sheets Of Statis
tic gathered byttt twelfth censu. which '
bring 4h matter-down to June 1, 1900, he 1
changed bi -papers and tb following- la
th first public dissemination of thee ta
tittles: ' i -
The tntt . ireentof bearlna- a re Irt th
commercial ejeherd are a follow! United
Btates up to June 1',' 10. accorjinf to t)
twelfth censits; 1 tl.(A.').O0O, an IncieanA of
Jt.Oifl.frA or iioro than 0 per cer.t over the
appia area of The etatiMlcs ahow
that In the treat 13oti DaVls-Wlnesap aeo.
tlon of thfr rotintrrthere era tnrtv ri.uri
twice a .mapvtreca- as the famou 1'eld-
Wlft-fvorilleri! . Ks . idbIwi. X lm
true, saye l'rof.' Tiolor, a has often been
remarked' of that the ftreat Srnle bin
of th United . J5tn hn been. ShllUd tv
th west of the Allfghenie. v r -
CUBA lNCnEAS; 'CtiTIES
SeaAt Oraer Bxecuttv to Baiea Iaa
V, awrtviwsa--aa Varloa "
WA8HINQTin, Jtug. . Tb Stat a
pnrtment te Aadvto tby WliHifef 'Sfjullff
that the :Cubntnt be autborli$''th
executive to 1ncrse. import dutle t9 t
following tnaxlmulc'-'f . '
Bhoe ahd baota, fr'qm''l'fo,l'J ' Iler'eentj
coal. .2i- cent per thc-un4 kilo; pin
lumber. tO pet tetlt) ttsario beef U can,
freh beef, fresh, mutton, ll be-sf, Jerked
beef, baroi.-hartlbg, fofls, ctdefv, beef, BO
per cent; hatt.tO per cent? butter, liquor,
win, 70 per cent; poultry, rah"poTk,
salt pork baoaa, lard, cheat, ,eondenad
milk, wheat letir,' codfish, rice, alimentary
preserves, err, bein "ahd ! peas, ooIom,
potatoes, cllv oil, 100 'per cent)-common
soap, 160 pcr- cent; eorh, 133 per' eeht, '
TO ''SEE NAVAL :"IV0LUTi0fs$
cretary. MeOAy ,'aad Hesaher ' af
Caaarres s polphta ta Jotsi
Kerth 'Itlaatla gqaadrwa.
WASHINGTON. Aug: T. Secretary Koco'y,
with- his ' -congreslonal ' guest ' aboard
Dolphin, will Join th North Atlantic tquad
ron at Newpor New Monday". The squad
ron wilt then put to ea and for a week
volution wilt tak plac under th '? ef
tb ecrctary and tho who hv charji or
the naval approprutiens in -ceresr! ' "
Tb (qutdron will operate In the pd sa
to the louthwtrd qf RocK Tslsnd. Among
Secretary Moody' guest will b heprttea
tatlv Cannon of Illinois, chd.lru',n of th
house coinmltu on approprUtloui; Rpr
scntatlv Foe bt Illinois, chalrmtn of th
house commute naval affair ftepre
lentatlv Meyer of Louisiana, and Dayton of
West Virginia, member of th ecmmlllee
on naval affair. .
RELIGION OF . THE NEGHCuS
Oeaerat The ma f th. aforniasr
.. alaa of Colorad Coafereaca"
. ' t Atlaa'ta. ;l",'r .
ATLANTA, p.. Ag . 7. Th etfln4 day'
session Of the Negro Toung People's Edu
cattonal and ChrlotUn -conference at Pled
mnt' park beta,wllh a largely af meuf4
attendance. ....
- The Religious Life of the Race"
th general, tbtfta of th morn leg kessloa.
Addresses were delivered by Rev.- II.. Wil
lluin of Eherfiiao, Tx , Rev. A.' C. Girder
of Whlng?on. D. C:, and other..
"The Contributions ef the North t tie
Religious Development f th fci"'wt
th next lubject dieeussed, - ....
During the aftersooa conference' wer
held at th varlou evangelical thufehes of
th city upoa subject connected wltexthe
moral and Intellectual elevation ,t th
colored race, ... '. '.
lose uvc5 irr CLcuonunsT
Bl Wall at. Water Wlg CoUrad
, Faaally Ost Of Ei
' eaea.' . . k. ( .
TRINIDAD. Colo..' Aug. 7.'At Uloanbufg.
fl v a mils west of Raton, N. M., a cloud
burst yesterday drowned four persou.'
Mra. Fraoceac : Domlarua tad - three
children and a family of feusband, wlf
and. three children are reported drowned
at Turceo.
'They were seen before the arrivtt of' h
big wall of water, but all efforts to find
aster, out
av tailed
them sine 1.
-' liable ta Co' with ba!r. '
.SEELIN. Ai'g-'.t A. Uirgrafl, rseelvad
her from Llovsthea&k say that th
medical rour f s at hand ar en'lre in
adequate U li s . .with th .cholcr apl
Crtuic. bctara ' Jaiy U and Autust ' S
there wre t,cafe and. Oul deaika troia
th dls U Lmeuvestcheosk, ' . ' .
ELKS LINEUP FOR SALT LAKE
DelefaUi and VUIUr Tlrerflnj TlroctB
', " Oiriibilkmtdtotwnv " -
GEORGE P. CHCKK JOINS OFFICIAL SPECIAL
Na Cra4 Gtslt4 Mala at Order
Lear aa Uimit Tttls wllk
Other' iilsh offieera ta
Atteasl leealaa,
Omsba tit, ar kept but 'now! enter
taining brethren passing, through to Salt
Lek City, for, th great Jntherliik text
week. Twenty visiters wer at th lode
rooms yesferdiy'afid tnndfeds Ti1or'wet
teea at ttlratatron as they issued tArough
o westbound train. Taa legation that
iottraytd through during th ' daylight
hour were from Msclru(U. MlnnetotA
a! South Dakota:' . m .r' " .' ' "r
Th afflelal aMk-le.1 that left ntil as an aa.
tarrtka' atoralna "ata'a la flwinho rmm tlA.
night vntil 1 o'clork and Oetfrft P. Cronk,
in nexi gran a Kxauea ruier. or tn order,
boarded It. ta haainaa rtt ifra. P.mk
sad Mr. and Mr. aorga P. Moot.: Other
Of i 15 ansae ger wr Charles R. Pick
ett, preeest graad ruler, dad . hi arid,
from Watrle. Ia.; Past '. Kxalthd Grand
r.uisr jerem . b. rtaner ar Jamestown,
N. 'V., Jolta Oalvln of Cincinnati and Edwin
S. Hav at Waahinataa tn th -ar
tee 'and i tb -6 Intent . derttttle,. anoat'of
wnom were, acoothpaaled by their wive.
th train .4 . axheetad ra reach' Mat
Cut Saturday morning at 7tiS. ;'..
o. B. Brocmr nt wdnadar night to
ercMra thm haanilartara nt lk. rw
delegation at the Xnnuford hotel and th
aeiegaiio tteir, beaded bf tk Bait Lak
kid th Cronk eotamitteea, -will follow o
It anerlal whlrh loavaa liiliuiV.k, i.k
at 1L:I0 and la ta fack tlon at 1:10 fo
aay morninf. . Wits It .will go- th Boha
band of twentr-flr nlwti IfM Vmd
th deJegatluna Jrm -Siova rail, Lmar,
bioux -t-tty, t:cunen. Bltaf,-. AtlsntiB and
U. Nebraska lodAes.'- maklitir . a total ar
perhaps S3S ti (ke-train.- ' -
Bfeafasj ' nraarlasi Oretfcrea. '
. : . -. . . . . . .t b . v.
Before th bDUr af denaWiIra t....-
tag brthre ar to. b met it tk ',stins
in Lrmana, , among' tnem . being th Ka
tucklaa. CliWabe, ItKlianana. U.'ihlaaaa.e.
and Wlaoonsio strong representation. Th
Illinois erowa wju eusibor jporhap 600 and
th total that Will mak at i.a.t a
brief atop (a piaah la expftted to reidh
1,000. About the amo numbr may go by
way of Kanea City and from the Paclflo
Cos at atataH' arltl am ...t . - . .
th total At Salt Lake City t 10,00. B-
sioes tn win ft perhaps IM not mem
bers of tl order. ,vt 'c .: i ..
Tk election of affloara will ha fnui.
and th pared Wednesday. That the maa
tl f Pickett will tall upon Cronk' should
ers is nnooubUdi a th ield. has. been
entirely clear . alnce tb ttitharaw.!
Judg Netherway of Minnesota Th
Omahan will leav tier Friday night aad
rach bom Sunday morning. . After all
ar retted a reeptia will re given Crodk
by kl awn fcrethrea.; ; ; ; . '.
- - ' - wot4jieq m
dUUaer :th ihty-tww teimhar l m tha
jocai loagn wtn ar. to b J,a )lq At u'on.
They hav been supplied with handsome
new silt of blu ere,' trlpea. collared
and cuffed with th prpl-hd whltl0f
th' todg. -Th okna.' airillar'.Ah.. -
oldim, ar lettered In gold: -"B. . o. k
it. iu more tutifui ia tho f250 banner
which th lodge has eecurtfa. tl I gold
mounted ant has a rerarathta ia
Hk.-wrUtod wlt tourpt IU 6raamnte9
lttf n"elk . ! Gold rot sua taer
daagir trenr It; had on it'U workeo! wttV
pld".threa aad ortrameated with getn thU
lagnhd; w6iaha iodg io. 9, p. p.. a s
iDimira 6Drusry j-,- i8S, ruervu AlcM.
ThU banner W to b at th kead f the
parade a ataadkN f th meat rprahta
tiv of all .thr 100 lodge representing a
total nambersBly of 120,000.' Th Omaha
lodge membership ts ooe.
KENTUCKY SOLID CHOKK
Elk fraoaa at aaaiiart Oataha
.'Mta lit Graad fckaltcdl '. '
. ; . : ' j , '
l - ' ) mi , .-. I r ' -
LCVI3V1LLR, Ky., Aug' 7.Kntucky
dalaaatrnn la'ikir nuni - - - m .
Ii MT l'"B mi
'grand lo5g9 cf Elk in Salt lak city left
nouisvm at i.-iv aeiooir . sum aftoraooa
1M Strang in. a. apociai traia aompoMd of
8v slpr, a dining coach And a baggag
car, over tk-BaMlnr--Ml-gouthwet-era
ro4.;mTh fcarty, which 1 in charg of
R. 8. Brown,: district pataeoger agent In
thl oity, will by way at St. Los Is.- -
Th . JCantucky dslacntlan goes t th
grand lodge meeting Inatrijctid to cat a
aolld vol for Ooorg P. CrOLk of Omahk
for grand exalted YaVvr,-MrV' Crtmlk having
ba pot forward for -th posttloa by th
msniber of the or4er In thl tat.' .' '
s hi i in ii, mi i mi. .
. phSo Aral., aalw
,.Th beat in th. world Ut . Cut, Corn.
Bolla, Bruls, Burn, Soaldi, gores, lloer.
.lt Rheum.' Cur pUea aa pay. , 86. :
FCHECAST CF THE WEATrlEh
Wmif ftidr ; iatarday la Ka-
.. araaicav la PealUoa f th -'
'wta' Baceasu ' '
WASHINGTON,. '-Atia-. i-rrofecaat: "
, ' For Nebraska,' Kansas n4 out Dakota
-Falr, Friday and .SaturSif,., .. . ' "
' JJflr Ullaoiaalr Friday ''td Saturdayj
tr'eab northwest Winds, becoming'' variable.
For Iowa and IUourl l'if Friday and
Saturday. -.- , , r ,. -i . :
For Korta DaXota Show erg Friday and
Saturday,
' ' Iea.rilrdl." ." '
Vrrirs c-V wpatj ' n ecrjeau.
OMAHA, Aw. 7. ( 'fni-i.il rr---rd ;f tr-
rriaiur and prclji(tion coiiiisred With
na corrsspondjna Uy t tue last three
yeaJa! ... . ' -
. : . C'l l lo. 1SH
Xaximunt temtrature... t ' l ' il Ti
''"mi!m tr-,,iur ... -? .. 54 fl
iripliai.on .. ., K W W .64
Kmiord of temperat'ir ar.J preulMtatlon
t Ouitha for tme oay an mua4 kaiuQ 1.
Normal temperature ..'.'. 77
I'fhclency for the uy .; 1
lotal excaas since aiarch 1, lA 15
le.rif.al (uri-ipitatliiii ... .11 liU'h
tu ieni-y fur )' U1 ............ .11 ir.ca
i. r:rilu'l ;t)'- 'rr;B 1.... li M Inrnes
tl a;n.' ar(;h 1... li M .).
t--n y it'nea aiarcri 1 Ill liivh
, in.ir t r tor. i-il..d. l t.. t 'i4 lu hi
nctncjr fur cor. (erlod, !:.. 1.1? luciias,
Raaaaie laa Staltaaa at f It. U
Hi
it
CONDTTTOK rw THS '
5 :
: it
ill
Omaha, clear
Vairiiiin. clear ...........
Nurih plutta. e'ear,
( '"((niii, cloudy
Fkii Uk City, clear
SJI - It) .()
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til H, .)
t' H
tt', i .w
h npia Ci'y. uisr
Huron, ciar
Chicago, part rkiudy .....
fi., ixuis, cinr
I.'! .01
t'A.jO
7.' ,W
hi' ,im
i .W
4 .()
bf .00
bt, ,v
Ail -W
ri., i aji
f,U I'fci
I 'vanv
K a fiMi
.ill, cu-ar
Vtort, vlaar
ims uy. i -n ciouor
I srt, jit riuuay
I iHPRJi, ClOU'lr .-...
k, cirr
t. j k.wN.d
If A. V.J "U,
TF.ACY RELICS IN DEMAND
ClathlatT,' rartrldar and Laeha at
.. Hair Ar nivldeel Ama aa
Aaatoa Crow A.
6POKANR, Wash., Aug. 7. When vth
sheriff, with th body of Tracy, Jrov
throueh rDvenport, hundred of ' people
followed up and. crowded about th wagon.
By the tiro th wsgna reached Stone'
morgue the street were crowded and from
very corner could be beard "Thre cheers
for Lincoln county." .
Th town wa wild. Th morgue door
had to be closed and th crowd wa asked
to stand bark. Several person wer al
lowed to e tb body and then trouble
began,' Everyone wanted a rello, and la a
abort tlm nothing wa left but th body.
Someon even picked up th blood-stained
bandktrchlef which bad been used by
Tracy to keep from bleeding to death,
j Many lock of tb dead man' balr were
carried' away and In many place hi bead
bad been mad bald. HI trousers wer
cut lata atrip and befor they wer di
vided they wer cut lata, smaller piece.
- Many of . Tracy's cartridges wer di
vided among tho members of th poss and
thos tbat could get at th buckskin bag.
DAVENPORT. Wash., Aug. 7 Th cur
ious ar flocking to Davenport from all
directions to view th body of Harry Tracy,
the dead outlaw. Tho Inquest ha been
started at th courthouse, but the body la
still, at. th undertaker' room. Th In
quest will not likely be concluded till to
morroa4. a witnesses from Oregon can
hardly get la today.
The body probably will be takea t Spo
kan a Saturday aad later sent to Salem,
Or., for burial at th penitentiary. Tracy'
gun may be distributed among th Crestoa
os - Hi other relic hav already bora
give o away.
r Another story, of Tracy's wenderful dar
ing b'aa com to light, Mr. McGregor, th
keeper of a livery stable at Wilbur, oa
viewlog Tracy's body, positively Identified
tracy as a man who cam to his atable last
Thursday ni.ht. He (Tracy) had two horse
Which he pit op (or the night, H alao
left Ms rifle and a bundle, asking th un
suspecting ll ery man to take car of them
Until. morning. Where h spent th night I
not known, though it I aald be at at least
eae meal la n restaurant in the town. About
10 a. m., Saturday he called for hi fcorsea,
bundle,, and-riflo, paid his bill and lode
wr. . '
It 1 probable that the ft.lOO reward for
Outlaw Tracy will not be paid for some
tlm. owlns tortbe number of claimant,
Th bvy will be taken to Salem at the con
clusion of th Inquest at Davenport, Wash.
Governor Gear bas already stated that he
wa willing forvthe atat. to pay th re
ward a soon as proper identification (ball
b mad, but th reward will not be paid
until th -claimants reach an, agreement.
U now eem. likely that th aid of tha
court will be jnvoked. It I said that Gov
ernor Gear will alao favor th payment of
th 41,600 to Mrs, Waggoner for Merrlir
body at tb same tlm th reward 1 paid
fa"? Tracy. Governor McBrldo of Washing
ton has annouaoed that he will act in ac
eordaao , with ta decision of . the s!em
uthorUlaia paylag th reward.
i ' i "
. Bro hOtRfataa; Coateat.
DENVEU.) Colo,, Aug. 7. The Denver
Ilxxrse Show aeiioclatlon has decided to give,
n ita rea-nlar exhibition th first
we"" ' In' 1epeT7iher, a record-breaster
broncho rldtng contest. The Denver Even
ing Poat will, give th winner World's
championship belt valued at (500, and in
addition (He aseiw-lation will hang up purses
asnauptitig -W .tt.OOO. , v. .,
' LVVT'" ",BVT" fAlatlea. " :.
At jAnvihvV?bvtlle. I;' Atlanta, '4. ' ' 1
baotfa, . " " -,
' At Uttl liock-Uttl Rock, ; Now. Or.
lean, ., .... , . ...
At BlrmJofrbarh-HrrnilngtiftiH, Ir'Chitta-
P'prf-'
-- w'.m,t-J-"
r
I
r f
'U
i 1 1
,:u
n , n n
r-- ' 9
if M
FOR EVERY '
nn
in
TP
llaiOvlill '
Pricol.OO
CUTICURA SOAP, to claaaa tb itt
)f cratand acaleaanl ofta th tklrk
an4 cuticle, CUTICUBA OIX TKINT,
to JjutanUy aJlsy ltchinjr, US mm a-,
tSon, and Irritation, and aootaeanabeal, .
an4 CUTICUJf A JXISOLTXnr PILLS,
to cool and cleans th blood. AEIKCLB
SET of the treat akin caratlvta la
ft8 anfliclcat to car tb most tartar. .
1st, disfiforlnf , ltcbicj, burnlnc, bleed
log, crusted, acalv, aod pimply gkia.
aealp, and blood humour, wita loa 61
ludr, wkea all ! fails. . . .
niiliono of Pcoplo
TJ a Cvnctraa Hour, assisted by Cutictraa.
OrmiSKT, for preeryln(f, parlfylng, and
beautifying tb ekla, foreleanalsg tii scalp
of erusU, scales, and dandmff, and th atop. .
ping f fulling hair, for softening, whitening,
and soothing red, rough, aad aore hands, fr -baby
raihes, Itchtnr. aad ehaflngs, aad tor
all the psrpose of the toilet, bath, and ar.
ry. Millions of Women nteCl'TirTia froAF
In the form ct bath for annoying ttrtuitioBs,
laflanaattona, aad eicortaUons, or too free -'
or oSenaiT penpiratloa. In the form Of
washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and for ,
many sanative, antleentla pwnpoea wUioh ,
readily sourest themselves to women. .""
ConoVaa RsaOLVrvr Pol (CliooO!
Ooatad) ar a new, tasteleaa, otlorleas, smo. '
aoaitoeJ suhjtttnte for tna eelebrata Hon lit
CoTicraa tt uoi.tknt, as well aa for all other
blood pnnAersand fcnrronr enre. J a scmr
aap vials, eontalnlog doeasy prto tto. .
4 ttmarkstit ! witrt. Snr, at., Onrraara.
fa., riuj, SriM.fc n.i.4, tr-ia. CKifiM "iZ
luam. Twl Utfu i ! ri. Tri. t.f.
The Amnen ttraea Co., a combination et th
abiast Meetral Kxeert Srwlallats la the' werlil. whs
(Mat all Dlsauaa paenllar t Mm as Wotna.
bar br tbalr konaat an arvaanfu!,- iath4, aws
a vast tortuna. an now otter ta tnat anttl cure
all peraona aillug sr 4.'brnle Dlmiea. Itm.
Write tbtm today all' about your ess sad t th
rBr UmIdmoI tm of cbrr. ,
.. . .AHBRICAN HrriiCfii, r CO..
SiarBli-:iiaan, Iowa.
BtMlEK RESORTS.
Kroix;'vPark'
SPECIAL
LIGHT i)PERA SEUCTiONS t
- Btr Hi'stkA's bakd, ' ' '
AttO A ?COttH 'OF OTHER JFTlTBI FREE
I '. ,! . "HtVWS. :"'-' i '
I W YOU WANT
Via
A , IT' - -
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Th (tod qualities" of rKru.'4 cel
ebrate bottled beer lsvaljwaW m'v-
idence 1wri .uniform and pleasant!
to th taate becausVlf fnadrfrom!
th finest malt. od hope no; chemi
cals end well aged insuring a pal-s
atable, healthy beverage. Tou should!
f order a trial, esse if you want proof.
FRED KRUG ';
; BREWING CO;; ; ;
1007 Jakaon St. 'Prioo 420
UoTki,9i
HOTEL
ICPIBE
Bfoacfway
N. Y. City
'v
JLJ
rirraI . ; . atra
ataderaie Rate " Aeaaaaial
Kaaas Library ' " .'' afcavejata;
. Vrchual Concerts tvery Svanlegv .
Alt tats 4raa th suaaaua, ..
fiend for aeacrlptlv Beaklak.
W. Jvubaoei UULiiJ. . Jvrertetr. ,
TtS KILLiHO
ISth aaa DsariM at.
OHiUA. Aa.at.
pmabaYa Leading iiotel
ayeciAL, t I:atiiii
.' MJWCitlCOM. 'lj."iy Vfc-NTS.
12: to 1 n. m
3
SUNDAY ; p. m. DlNN'ER, T5d,
Steadily irrreaslng bueinaa tia necessi
tated an eiilareament of th cafe, doubling
its former capacity; i r-','
hCUOOI-S,
' Racine CcHcgc
Gramma r S c Ii o o I
"T!:3 e!:o: Thai
'Gcic5.P?n!y.C3j8.M
JrMpils Study' JL'ndt'r fco'les' rt;rtr..
Its Gradut.) n,tr say C'y'i' Of'
t'Dlveralty, Social , and. AO'letl
AdTsotag ca-.' Military Urlif.
For nnya of N m : iikk ol. '
Illustrated Cetalrg i sent on- cpplla
v caiiun to
' Haarr Danalaa H.blaasa.WasASa.
- r
j nsciaa, ivucoasia
Lake Forest -Golle '-'
BBV. RIC1IAI1D D. HANJAN. L ,
president. ' J
' Classical, EngHsli and i;intl ;',.' cuaraa.
aloal bceuttui nuburu vf t.H'K(.'. on ,.nn
woold bluffs in Lak i;kliiih. tt:,
ruial surruu..dluaS ; i.trtlUo. ...x,naiva.
Coed doriultonta Mocitru ,1111,111. u m , ax.
celtent athlcilo facl itlra, c -oucut.oul.
for catalogue eddrta '
Boa CO. LAKE fOREST, ILL.
aftMourl. Iilngt.-n '
r-oy t)'""aurih s.nl an A-atew;
1- Oidrst and largest n llMary i-lte
V In central v.ii. tinv'e uii rv.l
aod euuinnst. Ar.i v ui!iar
I ifrT 'ailed. CiiL bQluiJ SallM, H,
I I 'rr"'' '- J
CU It all drutttiUU. oenl.
I