TITE OMAHA DAILY DEE: SATUUDAY, DEC EM HE It 19, 190.1.
FINDS WIFE DEAD ON FLOOR
CARTERS
Christmas Sale
Montana Diamonds have caught tho public
nimc
lira. Mary Grovea Diet a Horrible Death
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Alone ia Eer Owa Home. '
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Sfek HaarlaMie ml rellere ill the troubles bv.
Ami to a blliiee elate ot the BTetem, .aca a Dn
tinaee. Hint. Irroweinpee, Dlatreee aftar eating,
llatntbeBida,e. While their moat remara
aula neuH hu been ihowa Im curing
rWderha.j-n Carter'. Little Mrer Pllleareeoiiafre
valaahle In Cotutlpmlon, enriag and preventing
(hit annoying complaint, while they alio eeiracl
II dleoraare of tha atoiaerh, atimulalf tha liver
and regulate tba bowaia. Xvea It tbry only cares
LH1EAE)
Aera (tier wnald almnat prlerlep. Id thoa Who
annr from thl. dlatreeeinf complaint; bat fort
B.tely tbelr goodneM doe. not end here, and tboae
who once try thru will And tbeae llttl pilla !
able In ao many way. that they will not ba willing
to do without then. Bat after all sick head
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Ta tha bana of ao many Utc that her la where aa
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Others do not.
Cartar'a Lltue Liver nil. ere very avail ana
vary easy to take. One or two pllli make, ooea.
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Ihry are atncily veemable and do not gripe or
pnree, aat or ineir Kim piraw nu i;w
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Aaalona to Knew Way thai Spoor
Trophy la Not Awarded
Candidates for Congress.
(From a Staff torrespondent.)
DES MOINES, Dec. 18. (Special.) Mrs.
May Grovel, living on Eaat Seventh street.
near Walnut, cam to her death In a hor
rible manner toduy. She waa not feeling
veil thla morning and her husband went to
hla work, leaving her In bed. He returned
at noon for his dinner and found the door
locked. She had evidently got up and locked
the door, lie crawled In a window and
found her dead body lying on the kitchen
Hot Mttll smoking. She had burned to
death all alone. There waa evidence aha
had been at work with the gasoline etove.
She leavee also a daughter, who Is with a
theatrical troupe, and who had planned to
return this evening to spend Christmas
with her parents In Des Moines. To all ap
pearances her death was from an accident
end there was no suspicion of foul play.
She had applied for divorce some time ego.
tart Electricity at Capitol.
For months workmen have been engaged
In fitting up the state capltol of Iowa with
electric apparatus for the running of the
elevators, the fans for ths ventilators and
for lighting. Two of the generators, with
engines, sre now In place, and It Is an
nounced that they will be started tomorrow
and be run for some time for the purpose
of testing ell the machinery. It Is expected I
that the new machinery for the state
house, which replaces an old and worn-out
system, will all be In full operation the first
of the year.
Will Go to Oklnkc
Ex-State Auditor Frank F. Merrlam, who
retired from office the' first of the present
year, has been spending some time In Cal
ifornia and Oregon, and It Is learned he
plans to engage In the newspaper business
at Oklahoma City. Mr. Merrlam was editor
of a paper at Hopklnton when he was
elected to office. He expee'e to Join with
A. W. C Weeks, formerly editor of a
newspaper at Wlnterset, la., In the publi
cation of a dally paper at Oklahoma City.
Candidate for Coagreaa.'
Colonel E. S. Ormnby oT Emmetsburg Is
announced as a candidate tor. tha repub
lican nomination for congress In the Tenth
district and will make an effort to defeat
Judge Conner of Denlson. Colonel Ormsby
Is an old resident of the city and engaged
In business many years. He was twice In
the race for the repulblcan nomination for
governor and was strongly supported. . It
Is expected there will be other candidates
for congress spring up soon In the district.
laoor Trophy Is Wanted.
There Is much speculation In Iowa as to
the reason for not awarding the Spoor
trophy at Chicago. The trophy waa of
fered by the president of the stock yards
company and one of the conditions was
that If It should be won three times In
succession by a class It would remain with
that class. The prise goes to the college
class that does best In stock Judging at
the International show and for two years I board will be called upon to electa, teactier
It waa won by the class from the college I to fill the vacancy caused by the resigns.
at Ames. No award has yet been made I tinn nt Rvron E. Dill, a toacner in am
for this year. . Iowa college sent as good M-h school, who will give up hie position
a team as before and It la the belief that I to nil the office of county superintendent.
It won and that efforts are being made I to which he was elected.
to effect a Juggling of figures so as to cheat
them out of It
' ' , Raw . low Corporations.
The Cedar Falls Horse Importing com'
pony was organised with $30,000 capital, by
H. H. Clay, A. 8. Brodle and others. The
Anita Co-Operative Creamery company was
organised with 13.000 capital, by John Heck,
president; Q. W. Paular, secretary. The
Your Holiday moiioy will go further hero than nnywhoro else.
fancy and every year are growing in popularity. Any article suggested belov will make a magnificent pros-
cnt and one sure to be appreciated.
MONTANA
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are beyond question the finest stones on earth. They will stand acids, heat and alkali, and can bo cleaned
like ordinary diamonds. They have the fire and lustre of the red diamonds and have on many occasions
fooled experts. Why pay enormous prices for genuine diamonds? If you want stylo and a sparkling gem,
a,
buy a Montana Diamond. They positively cannot be identified from the genuine. '
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Star Tiffany Sunburst
An exquisite:? beautiful
and brilliant collection of
blue-white stones. A
brooch which could' not
be duplicated In genuine
diamonds for less than
$250. Our price, and
you can't tell It Jrll
from the genuine..
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aw lMiitf
Marguerite Brooch.
Petals of chased gold,
mounted with cluster of
sparkling brilliant, flash
ing stones In the center
end perfectly matched
pure white stones, of ex
traordinary beauty, be
tween the petals. A mag
nificent ornament.
Actually worth
$12. A bargain
H. A f I -I.
ment. rp 4
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Grecian Scroll Brooch.
Chased gold, set with
sparkling stones. One ot
the most popular designs
ever made. Heavy rolled
gold plate. Will wear a
lifetime. In 'genuine dia
monds, this brooch
Is worth J176. Spe
cial price.....
$1
OUR GUARANTEE
We absolutely guar
anteo Montana Dia
monds to retain their
brilliancy forever. Wo
will give $10,000.00 to
any charitable Institu
tion If It caa bo shown
that we aver refused
to replace) one of these
stones which failed to
give perfect satisfaction.
a
Moorish Brooch.
A quaint and beautiful
design originally worn an
a pendant. An exact copy
of a Moorish design mut
ing $276. Heavy gold filled
set witn pure wulte, per
fectly brilliant
stonea. A special
bargain; our price.
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Round Belcher.
The most popular
ring of the times.
Warranted for fifteen
years. This ring can
not bo to'.d from a
ring set with genuine
diamond worth
$1150. Our prices (L "j
$2.00 and ..: P
mm n
Cluiter Rlnr.
Buby, Emerald or
Turguolm center, sur
rounded - by selected
and ' , extraordinarily
brilliant f"re white
stones. A ring
well worth $25.
Our price ......
$1
PiiONTANA DIAMONDS
Ladies and Gent's Cuff Buttons .............. 50c
Gents' Watch Chains, value 1J3.00. .......... 1.00
17. Jewel American Movement Watches,
Gold filled cases, never before sold for less than $13.00.,
.6.25
Ladies' Brooches, value f 3.00, .$5.00 and $9.00. 1.00
Gent's Stick Pins, value 3.00, $5.00 and
Ladies' Lorgnette Chains, 14k and filled. .
Great Bargains for Omaha People in These Gems for Christmas Trade.
iS ' 4- -fhl-a rrtir oiiroir xrrxt-it Hi fn Cr on genuine diamonds. You can get all of the beauty, pparkle and brilliancy i.i a
jLltJIl I llllUW ttWUV VUUl IlliUlCJ, Montana Diamond for one-twentieth the prices. Every thing $1.00 for the
ppecial ChrJetmas sale commencing Saturday, December 19th, ending Christmas eve.
216 North Sixteenth Street.
.MOrfTJUU DIAMOND COMPANY
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One half block north of postof f ice,
SHOWS BLAIR A LIVELY TIME
Dick Daniels Cats r""
Vp on Whlaky aad Caaae Alt
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BLAIR, Neb., Deo. It. (Special Tele-
rrt.1. rM.rlenced a reign 01
Baturda Harald Publishing company ot ' . . , rM hour. tonight. Dick
Ottumwa'flled article with $10,000 capital, by I r.h vhilliDs took tha after-
It. It. Moore, Jennie Moore and Florenoe t whisky and about dark
B. Moore. The Bolt Lake and Bristol Tele- ,Urted out to do up the town. While In
phone company of Worth county waa or- fh Nala DeaVer saloon they Inalsted on
aanlsed at Lake Mills with $6,000 capital, by .-..- treatlna: them. Henry Seirt, a
O. T. Oroe, president; A. T. Oroe, secre- f.rm hand, with a companion.
tary. I tor a alata of beer, and while drink
Fe la Ike Field. I ina- iDaniels rushed tip and struck Selrt,
As soon as Governor Cummlna is able I knocking him to the floor, where he Jumped
to give the matter his personal attention onto him and Chewed almost all of his le
he will appoint a Judge 4n southern Iowa ear off. Young Seirt will be maimed for
to succeed Judge Partial, of Leon, who life aa the entire center part of the ear Is
has resigned to enter practice in Dee gone. Daniels and Phillips, after smashing
Mnlnea. It waa tha Intention of tha ero. I the stove In the OuUchoW saloon, weni o
eruor to take wp the matter Immediately the depot, where they were oraerea out vj
n hi. ,.l,if. rnm h. ... TV,. . Anilt A. 1. UOOancn.. JJlllucia iuu
LIVERY DRIVERS ON STRIKE
Sixteen Hundred Hen Quit Work at 0Lloa,.O
for Shorter Bonn.
I ssaaaaanaaaaaae, ' '
FIRST TROUBLE OCCURS AT A FUNERAL
Presence of Police Bald to Have Pre
. vented Sympathisers of tho
Men fiora Making an
Attack.
now four active candidates in tho field as
follows: W. E. Miller, Bedford; J. J. Mc-
Intlre, Osceola; H. K. Evens, Cory don; R.
C. Henry, Mount Ayr All are regarded
Goodrich a terrific blow, knocking out
three of his teeth. Upon a complaint from
the railroad men a" warrant was sworn out
and Sheriff Mencke and Night Policeman
as strong' men and fully qualified for the -on" Burcham arreated Daniels at the
place, but the nature and extent of their
endorsements to Governor Cummins is not
known.
The Governor's Mother May Recover.
I Governor A. B. Cummlna Is still at the
! bedside of bis mother, who la lying danger
1 ously ill, but Is apparently able to con-
i tinue longer and may yet recover. His re
turn home caused a general disarrange
ment of his plana for a trip In the east
The members of the Hawkeye club of Har
vara had planned to give him a great
banquet, and even, postponed the same to
see If he could not return thle week, but
horns of Rab Glllern
Daniels Is a tough character, especially
when erased with drink, and after several
hard fights tonight he was landed In the
county Jail and Into a straight-Jacket,
after breaking up nearly all the furniture
In the Jail corridor. Hie wife and two
children left today to visit her brother en
the Indian reservation. Daniels has a rec
ord back of him. When the Spanish war
came on he was under arrest for stealing
a lot of carpenter tools, and to give him
a chance the authorities released him on
his promise to Join the army, which he did
and served out hie enlistment. Phillips has
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Treats all forma of Dlaeaaaa of
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Twcnty-cigbt years' experience
lighter.fi )tzt la Gsnah
The doctor's remarkable suocewa has
never been aqualvu. Ilia rexiurcea and
lacuttlre fur Irvatltig this oaas of dlaeaiaca
aro unlimited and avary day brlnxe many
naitaruig report, oc the sooa ne ta aeing.
or tna rener n. nas given.
HOT SPRINGS TREATMENT roa
All Blood Pauua. No "BilEAKlNO OUT"
on b.'.u or lto and all eicrul algns
f tbe dineaaa dlaappear at oiiua. tr-
rnaneiit cm. tor lira suarauteu.
VlLMfOfflF Cures suaranteed la
rVFAl tft Af'c" cu'ad of Hydrocele,
lLit JVyJti.L.m, Oleet, Nrrvou
iNpbliiiy. Lrftta ft euiigth ai.A itaiii
Sii'J ail furm. 01 chnjitlc dlcftHi,
'lrc.;m-iii by ui.ai. Call or onto. Bos
liti. i.ita rv.iit ..i-U av Oui.j. .eU
they were Informed by wire today that it not bMn apprehended.
would not be poaalble for the governor to
return. He has not visited his offloe since
his return.
PEOPLE CONTRACT ANTHRAX
nasi ana Worn a a Hoar Stella Seri
ously. Ill wltk the
Disease.
How Law Fir as Orgaalaad.
HUMBOLDT, Neb,, Dee. (Special.)
Fred O. Hawxby, who for the last year has
beeene associated with B. A, Tucker of this
city in the practice ot law, baa decided to
return to Auburn, from whence he came,
and will enter Into partnership with Hon.
John 8. Btull, whose term on the district
bench expires the first of the year. Mr.
Tucker, who lias been devoting hla atten
tion to California Investments, will resume
AUBURN. Neb.. Dee. li fSnerial.W Tha
disease known as anthrax, or mors popu- nUr- chrr e ? lh ,oc1 ulne-
larly called "blackleg." bus began Its rav
ages In this section of the country. About
elx weeka ago Clifford Young, who Uvea
in the vaclnlty of Stella, contracted the
dlseeso in soma mysterious manner. Shortly
afterward bis sister, alias Minnie Toung,
pecame inrootco. ur. Montgomery waa
called and treated the caeca, a"rid Clifford,
while far from well, la recovering, but Mlaa
Minnie, while conalderably improved. Is
still suffering from abcesses.
Here In this eounty the disease hae
broken out In several herds of cattle. It la
reported that Fred Scheie has lost several
head of cattle and that a fine ateer and
calf have died from Ite effects oa Frans
Moerer's place down on the Muddy.
The disease la sporadic and results from
a germ which becomes malignant la
temperature of tt degrees centigrade, about
the temperature of ths human body. It la
treated by vaccination.
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Teoasaeosi Sekoola Crowded,
HYMENEAL
LaMaater-Holaaea.
TECUMSEH. Nab., Dee. 1$. (Special.)
Hugh LaMoater, a well known young at
toruey of this city, and Miss Ines Holmes
were married at I o'clock yesterday at the
bride's home In Boston. The particulars of
the affair have not reached this city as yet.
Mr. LaMaster la well known In Lincoln,
having attended the State unlveralty and
being a graduate from the Institution's law
department. The bride le a relative of
Judge and Mrs. C. C Ellia of this city and
has visited here. Mr. and Mrs. LaMaster
will reside In Tecvmseh.
Ray-Davis.
TECUMSEH, Keb., Dec. 18. (Special.)
William H. Ray and Mlaa Asella Davis
wore married at the home of the bride's
father, Jamee Davis, here last evening.
They aro well known ycung people ot this
TECUMSCH. Neb.. Dee. IS. (Special.) I community.
The school board of Tecumseh district has
decided to divide the membership of ths Plenty of LJaM foe Wooasoeket.
grammar school and establish another I MITCHELL. D.. Dec. . (Special.)
school In ths council chamber at tho city I Without any lighting facilities for streets
hall after the holiday vacation. The gram- I Woonsocket Is liable to have two companies
mar school Is so crowded this action be- I struggling for business next year. A gaa
rame necessary. Of the school s member- I company and aa alec trio light company
ship of 13 It li proponed to take about I have applications before the city council
f.fty of the children to the eta school. John I asking for franchises, without the exclusive
Ward, the retiring clerk of the district I clauae, for a period of twenty years. The
court, has tetn employed as leather. The I cooipanloe are made up of local parties.
taken today at the convention, when It
was decided to put the proposition of
amalgamation to a referendum .vote of
both organisations. It ia said that It is
practically certain that the' decision of
the vote. of both organisations will, be
to amalgamate. ...
GREELEY FARMER IS KILLED
Edward Harley Arrested Cbaraed
with ClnbblnsT Charles Wood,
ward to Death.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1. -Sixteen hundred liv
ery drivers, backed by every teamsters'
union In Chicago, struck today. Nearly V3
livery stables are completely tied up.
The decision to strike waa reached last
night after four weeks of negotiations for
better wages and working conditions. The
men have been receiving $13 a week of
seven days. The demand Is for aa Increase
of $3 a week. More than a dozen meetings
were held between committees representing
tho Jlvery owners and the Drlvere 'union,
but the employers refused to make any
concessions, saying that business did not
warrant ths paying . of higher wages, ia
view of the inroads made by automobiles.
Drivers of hearses went out with the car
riage drlvere and ' aa a ' -result fu
neral ' processions - will be '. curtailed
during the strike. Neither the Team
sters' union nor. ths . Liveryman's
association apparently made any exception
in the strike order to facilitate burial ar
rangements, although - instructions were
given to plckete not to Interfere with the
movement of undertakerr wagons, which
will be used In lieu of hearses.
First Tronble Occurs.
Tho first trouble occurred when an at
tempt was made to conduct a funeral at
West Lelghton and Allport streets. An un
dertaker secured enough conveyances to
take the body and mourners to church, bui
while the services were in progress picket
compelled the drivers of the hearse end
carriages to desert under threats of violence.
Seventy-five funerals were scheduled for
today, according to the report of the burial
permit clerk of the city. Some of these
were prepared in the hope that the strike
would be settled. Most of ths funerals,
however, took place, the bodies being car
ried to the cemeteries In undertakers'
wagons.
Behind the livery drlvere In their strike
is the entire organisation of teamsters,
$$,000 strong. Only 700 cabs and carriages
those used by licensed cabmen, who are
pledged not to handle any of the funeral '
business for the liverymen were operated
today. The cabmen belong to a branch of
the teamsters' union separate from the
livery employes.
Only the presence of a large police equad-
ron prevented strike sympathisers from at
tacking a funeral today. While the police
stood guard about the hearse union pickets
and strike sympathisers crowded the street
and threatened .violence to the nonunion
dlrvera of the carriages and hearse.
alt Lake lo Have Alliance.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Dec 1. -At a
meeting of $00 prominent business men of
this city, it was decided to organise a
cltlsene' alliance for the purpose of com
bating labor unions and discouraging
strikes and lockouts.
Federation Conanaltteo Meets.
NEW YORK, Dee. It. Tho executive
committee of the National Civic federation
met in executive session bare today. Sec
retary Eaeley's report of the work of the
federation last year waa discussed.
The object of the meeting today la to out
lino the policy of the federation for the
coming "year end to consider the general
industrial situation of the country.
Markialste Hay Volte.
TOLEDO. O., Dec 18. Amalgamation of
tho nvembera of tha International Associa
tion of Allied Mechanics with those of tie
InterhationaJ Association of Mechanics ia
radically augured, as the leajlt ei action
GREELEY, Neb.. Dec. M.-Charlaa Wood
ward, a well-to-do farmer, living near here,
was clubbed to death tonight and Edward
Hurley Is under arrest, charged with the
crime. Woodward, while in a saloon, be
came Involved in a quarrel with Hurley'e
father. The two men stepped outside to
settle It and young Hurley followed. Wood
ward's dead and bruised body was found a
few momenta later. There were no other
wltnesees to the fight. The coroner will
hold an Inquest tomorrow. ' ."
stabbed with Lead Pencil.
NORFOLK, Neb., Dee. 3A. (Special.)
Cloyd Wakely, a 10-year-old schoolboy of
Crelghton, fell upon a leadpenell and was
stabbed almost to the heart with, Its point
yesterday. The wound did not prove fatal,
but with a slight variation In the course
the lad would have been killed.
IS A REAL FLYING MACHINE
Ohioa&'t Intention EUei, Saih and Lights
ai Dtiired. : "
ENGINE AND VrOPELLERS THE FORCE
In First Test Machine Soars Throngla
nee for Three Miles and Then
Deseonde to Selected
Landing: Plnoa..
NORFOLK, Va., Dec. IS. A successful
trial of a flying machine was made yester
day near Kitty Hawk.' N. C, by Wilbur and
Orvllle Wright of Dayton. O.
. The machine flew three miles In -the face
of a wind 'blowing at the registered ve
locity of twenty-one miles an hour and thtn
gracefully descended to earth at the spot
elected by the man navigating the car aa
i a suitable landlr.g place.
- The maohlne has no balloon force, but
gets Its force from propellers worked by a
small engine.
Preparatory to its flight the machine was
placed upon a platform near Kitty Hawk.
This platform was built on a high Sand
hill and when all -waa in readiness the
fastenings lo the machine were released
and It started down an Incline. The navl- .
gator, Wilbur Wrieht, then started a email
gasoline engine, which worked the pro
pellers. When, the end of the Incline waa
reached the machine gradually aroao until'
It attained an altitude of sixty feet.
KlKht Miles an Moor. . '
In the face of the strong wind blowing it
maintained an even apeed of ci'ht,t-Ues an
hour. ' -
The idea of the box kite has been ad
hered to In the basis formation of the fly
lrg maohlne. ' A huge f rami work of light
timbers thirty-ihree feet wide, flvo feet
deep and five feet across the top forms the
machine proper. This la covered with a
tough but light canvass. In the center Is
Ihe navigator's chair and suspended fist
below the bottom p!.n is a email gasoline
engine, which furnishes the motive powsr
for the propelling and elevating wheels.
There are two six-blade propei.era, one
arranged Just below the fiams so as to
exert an upward force when Sn motion and
the other extends horizontally to the rear '
from the center of the car, furnishing tho
forward Impetus. Protruding from tha cen
ter of the car Is a huge tan-shaped rudder
of canvass, stretched upon a framo of
wood. . Thla rudder la controlled by tho
navigator and may be moved to either s'.de,
raised or lowered. I
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Specialists la Diseases of Men.
Every afflicted man owea It to himself, his family and to ths future generation to get cured SAFELY and
thoroughly. I cure by restoring and preserving the important organs. I do not advise surgical means, which
mutilate, weaken and destroy.
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