THE OMAHA DAILY REE: EUIDAY. JANUAKY 1. 1904.
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S IS THIS DAY REMOVED TO L"
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Life
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Representing Eastern Owners of Omaha Real Estate
He Is Offering the Greatest Bargains in the City
3 HERE ARE A FEW OF THEM
biiisWTiTiV Xliiiil
Brick Block, 4 stores and 4 flats overhead.
Cleared 7 per cent on this price last year.
Three IJousph on 8. 25th Avenue. JJent,
$90.00 a month. Price
Elegant Modern Kesidence on Binney St. Steam
Heat. Pavement paid for
Brick House and full lot on 44th street,
near Dodce
Brick Hotel on a leading street,
for $4,000 a year. Price
Leased
S.0,000
$8,000
$3,600
$1,500
842,500
Full Corner Lot and Frame residence near
24th and Lake streets. Price
$1,300
$750
S6,Q00
Cottages for sale in all parts of the '
City, up from
Brick Modern Besidence in West Fa rnam
Street District.
Two Brick Stores, two Flats and one Frame House near Union
Depot. Bent, $100.00 a month. n QQQ
Brick Block, 3 Stores and 32 Booms. Bent,
$150 a month. Price
(rood Modern House and Barn on Toppleton OQ flRf!
Avenue. Paving tax all paid UUU U U
Full Lot and Three Houses in E. V. Smith's CO ORfl
Addition VsCi bull
Unimproved Lot on Farnam Street, between QIC 111111
18th and 19th streets Mill tUUU
Northeast Corner 19th and Wirt streets, Elegant Large House and
(lood Barn, with two lots OO flflfl
124x124 dUjUUlr
Several Elegant Houses for sale in Hansconi Place.
Several Fine Lots in Carthage Addition at from $50 to $100
each.
If You Want to Make an Investment
$15,000
If You Want to Buy a Home.
If You Want a Lot on Which to Build. CALL AND GET FULL LIST.
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WHAT THE TEACHERS WANT
BeTsnl-Thtagt Ths -Dtiir at the Hands
of ths Oomin j Let-is'atnre.
(.AW FOR MINIMUM SALARY AMONG THEM
O. P. Wood, Cashier of a Private Bank
t it. Char!, Commit Suicide
ad Reaaem for II la Act
a Mystery.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
PES MOINES. Dec Jl.-(Speelal.)-The
State Teachers' association closed today
with election of officers, aa follow: Presi
dent, prof. p. 8. Wright of Cedar Falls, of
the faculty of the State Normal acliool;
Vice presidents, 8. K. Btevenson of Iowa
City. Mattie Stahl of Indlanola and t E.
Lrk of Ottawa; secretary, Ailam rickett
o Mount Ayr; treasurer, CI. W. Sampson
of Cedar Kails; educational council mem
bers, A. B. Storms of Amos; Anna White
of Jefferson.
Resolutions were adopted by the SBHOola-
tlon, which Included the following; as the
.lef .matters recommended or endorsed :
Appreciation of. the efforts of the Iowa
commission for an exhibit at the tit. Louis
exposition and approval of the plans made,
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with recommendation to the legislature that
It should provlilo a larger appropriation for
the. Iowa exhibit at the expoHltloiv.
Commending the compulsory attendance
law and recommending an extension of the
limn of attendance, at school, also an ex
tension of the age limit and some dellnlte
time fixed near the middle of the school
year before which the attendance should
begin.
That the state of Iowa has reached that
stage of progress where It can and should
make possible the common privilege of
advanced study, as Is furnished by the
high schools of the commonwealth, by pro
viding a system of state aid for all high
schools maintaining a satisfactory course
of study and granting free and euual privi
leges to all who may apply for admission
from the rural as well aa from the city dis
tricts. Thut the teachers should receive higher
salaries and a campaign of education should
ho Instituted to achieve that result, and
while In favor of' legislative enactment for
minimum salaries there should be an In
crease of professionally prepared teachers,
in short the elevation of the profession In
all ways.
Enlargement of the powers of the Board
of Educational Examiners so that there
can be recognition of the certificates from
other states and reciprocity, in the recogni
tion of such certificates.
Appreciation of ihe work of R. C. rtarrett
as state superintendent arid hope that he
will continue In educational work In the
Btate. Expressing confidence in the new
state superintendent1.
On the general program there were1 a
number of papers, the most conspicuous
being that of President Seerley of the
State Normal school, on the public school
curriculum. In general, he scouted the
Idea of a need of uniformity In the curri
culum, and pointed out that there should
be as much elasticity aa possible. II. J.
Sessions of Cedar Rapids told what was
being done for the Iowa educational exhibit
at the St. Iouls exposition. The sessions
were harmonious In every way and the
program carried out In full, all matters
being ably discussed. The tight for presi
dency left no bad feeling anywhere.
Private Banker Kills Himself.
C. F. Wood, cashier of the Cltisens bank
at St. Charles, a small town in Madison
county, south of here, shot and killed him
self last night. Mr. Wood was about 35
years old and leaves a wife and five chil
dren. Ills wife Mas the daughter of a
pioneer resident of Des Moines. Mr. Wood
was almost sole manager of the bank and
of a general store at St. Charles, the presi
dent, D. R. Mlnard. being a retired farmer.
Tliero was about $.10,000 of deposits In the
bank. Nothing could be found as to the
condition of the bank, but all who are in
terested believed It to be In good condition.
Another bank had recently been started in
the town, but Wood had his share of the
business and there was a new private bank
at Truro, a town In the same territory.
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Nothing was left to indicate the reason fur
Mr. Wood killing himself.
Mayoralty Candidate Is Oat.
Announcement -was mmle today of the
withdrawal from the race for mayor of
James M. Brenton, the present mayor, who
was seeking a renomlnatlon. At the same
time It was announced that Oeorge W.
Mattern, the present sheriff of the county,
will enter the rare as candidate of the
elements that would have otherwise 'sup
ported Brenton for a second term. Ex
Mayor John McVlcker is still in the race,
and It was' regarded as certain he would
beat Brenton for the nomination, which
will be made in three weeks.
LOCAL MERCHANTS TO FIGHT
Have Canvassers for Chicago Hooso
Arrested aad Court Assesses
a Fine.
ATLANTIC, la.. Dec. 81. (Special Tele
gram.) A novel and most Interesting case
was tried before Justice Pressnall here to
day. For some time past a gang of men
has been canvassing the county represent
ing what they call the Chicago Supply
company. The canvassers take orders for
all manner of merchandise, such as cloth
ing, dry goods, shoes, etc., and have been
doing such an extensive business from
their headquarters in this city, where a
cutter was kept cutting and fitting the
suits and . overcoats they sold, that ths
local merchants have become hostile and
today Frank Nebe of Nebe Bros.' shoe
house, as a representative of the various
local concerns Interested.' had the agents
or canvassers arrested under the Iowa
statute which provides that a license must
be paid for such work, charging them with
peddling without a license. The strangers
employed good counsel to defend them,
while County Attorney Bryant prosecuted.
The defense claimed they were not ped
dlers, but were simply agents of a for
eign house and were under the protection
of the Interstate commerce act A great
legal battle was fought on both sides, but
Justice Pressnall held for the state and
fined the defendants 850 each and cests
The defense put up ball in the sum of J 100
and w ill appeal to the supreme court, their
attorney from Chlcsgo coming, so they
say, to assist their local counsel in the
trial. This case will be pushed by the
local merchants, who have all combined
In bearing the expense and If necessary the
matter will be taken to the, supreme court,
as the taxpaylng business men are anxious
to kill off this clsa of non-taxpaying competition.
IOWA WINS SPOOR TROPHY
Ames College Takes Prises for
Third Time aad Now
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CHICAGO, Dee. SI The Bpoor trophy
was today awarded to Iowa, the different
agricultural colleges competing as follows:
Iowa first, J75V. points; Ohio second, S5U4
points; Minnesota third, 348 points; Kansas
fourth. 125 points.
In the students' contests (as Individuals)
for the Clay Sanders specials the standing
of the first three was as follows: C. E
Howard. 80; C. G. Elling. Kansas. SO';
W. A. Tener, Iowa. "V
Iowa 8tate college having won the trophy
three times In succession. It now becomes
its permanent property. A report wss
current that an unfair effort was being
made to keep Iowa from winning, but the
dlay In announcing the winner waa be
cause the papers had to be sent to Canada
to secure the signature of one Judge.
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COMPANIES' LEVY WAR RATES
Moscow Concerns Consicter"Eiski of War
When Insuring Shipjninta.
MUKDEN RE0CCUPIED AS WAR MEASURE
Manchuria Correspondent of Russian
Paper Says Fear of Chinese Hos
tility Caused Occupation
of Town by Troops.
MOSCOW. Dec. 31. -The imposition of war
risks today by the insurance companies on
shipments hence to the far eust was the
first local Intimation that Ituaao-Japanese
hostilities were considered within the
bounds of possibility.
There Is no war talk, however, nor ex
citement. The Manchurian correspondent
of the Moscow Gazette says the Chinese
plan in the light of a campaign is to con
centrate 50,0u0 picked troops along the line
of the Sinmlntun branch of the Manchurian
railroad and cut the communications, thus
Isolating New Chwang and Port Arthur.
He adds that the reoccuputlon of Mukden
by the Russians was effected chiefly for
the purpose of checking this movement.
I.IBAU, Russia. Dec. 31. The Russian
second-class cruiser Atmaz has sailed for
the far east.
ST. PETERSBCnO. Dee. 31.-The Foreign
office declares nothing has yet been decided
regarding Russia's reply to Japan. M.
Kurlno, the Japanese minister here, has
been conferring actively with Foreign
Minister I.amsdorfT, notwithstanding ths
fact that the Japanese official Is suffering
severely from a cold and from lumbago.
TOKIO. Japan, Dec. 31 The completion
of all the necessary preparations for even
tualities has been followed by a temporary
lull, pending the receipt of Russia's reply.
It Is reported at Seoul that the Russian
minister Is trying by every means to Induce
the Corean court to grant Russia a lease
of Maaamphn as a naval station. The un
rest In southern Corea continues.
ST. LOT.'IS. Dec. 31 Lieutenant General
Nelson A. Miles, U. S. A., retired, who
stopped here today enroute east, said In
an interview: "If war Is declared between
Russia and Japan It will probably Involve
all the nations of Europe."
Asked If he meant that all the nations in
Europe would come to the aid of either
Russia or Japan, he said: "Yes, they
would become Involved in that way." He
declined to say whether he thought this
country would become Involved or not.
General Miles stated that he had been In
both Russia and Japan in the last few
years nnd Is familiar with the armies of
both countries. "Both are in fine condition
for war," he said, "but I. will not say what
I think of their relative strength and condi
tion. The war will be decidedly military,
as well as naval, and in my opinion there
will be battles on land of considerable
magnitude."
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Results of the one man tournament last
night on the (late City alleys, only part of
loose oowiing mai were io piny
1st.
.. 1K7
.. 2 7
.. 113
.. 1M
.. 135
147
2d.
1S9
i:.7
11
1K4
12
3d.
m
li9
no
16?
Total.
M3
576
UX
615
468
4W
Chandler
Ahmanson
GJcrde
Tracy
Benson
Cochran
Ixivers of howling were treated to the
finest exhibition of steady work ever seen
in Omaha at the Sclleck & Marble alleys
last evening. Three teams rolled their
series in the finish of the two-men tourna
ment, and two of them came Inside the
money. The final standing shows Encell
and Marble 8.141), Mockett and Thomas 1.971.
Heed and Greenlpaf 1,969 and Hprague and
Reynolds l,9t7. King I)enmah was nigh for
the night with 1.037, leading Sprague by
only four pins, and Mockett 2fiH was the
top Individual score. J .ant night's scores:
1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. Total.
Thomas 171 218 23 215 12
Mockett ltf 266 24 170 1!9 1.006
pin tournament will attract the crack bowl
ers. Tomorrow night a match Is scheduled
between the lightweights snd heavyweights
of the league one team below 13a pounds
and the other above 200 pounds.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Promise of Mech Colder Weather
Friday for Nebraska and
love.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 31. Weather Fore
cast: For Nebraska and South Dakota Partly
cloudy and much colder Friday; Saturday
fair.
For Iowa Fair, much colder Friday; Sat
urday fair.
For Wyoming Fair, colder Friday; Sat
urday fair.
Loral Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER Bl'REAt',
OMAHA. Dec. 30. Official record of tem
perature and precipitation compared with
the corrcbponulng day of the last three
years:
1!W3. I!l2. 11)01. 1!KK).
Maximum temperature... 51 46 39 V.
Minimum temperature.... 26 29 27 2
Mean temperature........ SS :H Xi D
Precipitation 00 .00 .W) .06
Record of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for this day since March ).
1803:
Normal temperature 21
Excess for the day 17
Total excess since March 1 78
Normal precipitation 03 Inch
Deficiency for the day M Inch
Precipitation since March 1 S2. 24 Inches
Excess since March 1 8.03 Inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1902 57 Inch
Deficiency for cor. period. 1901.. ..6.10 Inches
Totals
Pprague
Reynold J
Totals
Brunke
Deii'nan
817 44 407 SS6 361 1,974
1st. 2d. 8i. 4th. 5th. Total.
201 2'fl 13 196 222 1,033
305 187 137 210 196 934
40 418 SCO 408 417 1.967
lt. 2d. 3d. 4th. 6th. Totil.
1H5 W I'M 195 178 9"8
205 1(1 214 214 213 1.037
Totals 390 875 8X0 409 391 ' 1.915
Prom 10 a. m. until 10 p. m. today a head-
FIRE RECORD.
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ATCHISON. Kan.. Dec. Sl.-Mrs. Ida
Rowan, wife of Captain A. S. Rowan, who
"carried the message to Garcia" In the
Spanish American war, died at her home
here today.
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