TITE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MAT 7. 3P07.
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Fullmaa Car tt 1 Cotton OJ Coirptc r.nt
t Appear Ff fori Eoerd.
RAILROAD HEARINGS COimKCE TODAY
ytrmt HvbIrfm m ta I alBlr
eG1e Oeerae D. Bennett
eerwtnry ( Ihf Beard Un
la OHrrti te Rate.
(From Staff Corresponde-it.)
LINCOLN. Mar (Special ) The
Btate Board of Assessment met this after,
nnon with ail (nembers present Governor
Sheldon, Treasurer rtrian, SfcWirj of
State Junkln. Auditor Bear) and Land
CommlMlowr tat on, and etsrted on the
fcwpwmmt of i07 t.j- unanimously electing;
fcVeorpe T. Bennftt sa secretary. Mr. Ben
nett haa held thia position since 1W3. when
Uie new revenue law m enacted. The
board nil' listen to a represent stive of the
Great Northern and of the Mise4rl Pacific
tomorrow afternoon XI Ita first meUn
Tjiu Hen ton, Pullman tax arnt, appeared
before tbe board and aiid hla company
bad' reported a value of K.OOO in excess of
lha value returned last v year, making a
total of rao.000 for thla year, one-fifth of
which la the assessed value. Thla sum rep
resented tba actual value of tangible prop
erty of the Pullman company in Nebraska,
or rather, thia ram had been a m.jmed to
thla atate on the m ilea ire of the company
ef tha total of all the Pullman rolUna
tuck. Governor Eheldon inquired about
tba franchise of the company and asked
what tt had been aasesaed at, and Treasurer
Brian wanted to know sometnlna; about
the eamlnca of the company.
After reading the statute, however. It
eeemed to be the impression of the board
that H haa to assess the Pullman com
pany on the value of its tangible property
In the atate, and if the board deeides the
company haa returned the property at lta
Actual value that aum will be the figure
agreed upon.
Oil Ceaapaay Pretest.
Tbe Southern Cotton Oil company of Jer
sey City. N. J., objects to paying any tazea
in Nebraska and It haa filed tha following
protest with the board:
The Southern Cotton Oil company protests
against Its having to make this return and
against the assessment and levying- of any
tax. upon the ground the taxation of ita
cars, while temporarily In the state of Ne
braska in transit, containing oil in bulk
In the original packages, would be in effect
a taxation of ita products, carried therein
while In transit In the original unbroken
packages from one state to another, the
"'joints of shipment being wholly outside
ef tr state of Nebraska, and that the ee
essiwrnt of any taxes thereon would be
contrary to law, a a burden upon Inter
state commerce.
Tba protest ia signed by 1 W. Haskell,
lea president. The company owns ITS oil
tank eara which are heed to transport Its
products throughout the various states.
The company aaya It ia engaged In the
manufacture and aale of cotton oil and that
It is not a car company, mercantile com
pany or corporation operating a line of
railroads or la It engaged In the business
of renting any stock cara, furniture cars,
refrigerator cara, poultry cars or tank
eara In thla or any other atate. an that It
does not own any property, real or personal.
In the atate of Nebraska. Its cara are
run Indiscriminately over any line over
which the company may desire to send
them loaded with Ha products and the com
pany paya full freight to tha railroad com
pany for hauling the cara and their freignt
and receives - from the railroad company
statad rum of money for the number of
miles which tbe cara are uaed; that these
oars are not leased to any railroad com
' pany nor does the company make any con
tract to furnish any railroad company with
cara Tba aggregate number of mtlee made
by stjch cara ever the Missouri Pacific
company tracks In Nebraska for the year
Best Natural
Laxative
- Mineral Water
Salts are Nature's
Ideal cathartics. The
bowels are moved
gently by a natural
lQulfLasf process
without pain or bad
effects.
It Is an acknowled
ged fact that Ilunyadl
Janos Water Is much
superior to any other
kind of Laxative in
drui form.
IEAS0KS WHT BLJT:
Pure
Ilarmle&s
Effective
Acts Quickly
Cheaper
Over 10.OOO.OOO
bottles are consumed
annually does not
this fact say more
than any other argu
ment?
Especially as this
reliable Water has
been In use all over
the world for nearly
half a century.
A pott to 130 Fuhom
Street, Arar York? will bring
yvu FB, a dcm t mod sarrW
Uaoymdi J kno BroneUr.
Try a bottle and
dink on ar!slni
half a (Hass
ending March L l1". waa 6T miles; the J
average tiuniber of miles traveled per Bay
by the cara during the same period waa j
!." None of thee eara are used for any
other purpose than to transport tb prod
nets of tMa con- pa nr.
Heart aa en Fretant Rates
Member Clarke will not be present at
the meeting of the State Railway commis
sion tomorrow when It listens to the rep
resentatives of the various railroads be
cause of the death of hla father-in-law.
Ir. Wlnnett and Judge Wllllama. bowever.
will hear what there la to be amid, but will
take no definite action. Thia meeting to
morrow ia for the purpose of getting a gen
eral understanding of the business and no
j fperlflc complaints will be taken up. John
, N. Baldwin, solicitor of the Union Pacific,
! la expected to be present, but tbe board
j has not been informed what other railroad
' men will be -here, though It is expected At
! torney r.en White of the Northwestern
will be on hand. The board expects to put
la a schedule of rates and then listen to
the specific complaints.
I.tarela C plates ef Rates.
Tha executive committee of tha Lincoln
Commercial club today authorised the
filing of complaint with tha Interstate
Commerce commission against six , Ne
braaka rallroada. charging discrimination
In freight rates against the city of Lincoln.
Attorneys were employed to draw up tha
brief. The complaint la against tbe Rock
Island, fnlon Pacific, Missouri Pacific.
Purllngton. Santa Fe, Missouri. Kansas a I
Texaa and subsidiary lines. Tba complaint
Is based upon the allegation that the rates
from the south on lumber, cement, glass.
salt, coal, brick, rice, sugar, egg case fill
ers and other commodltlea are higher to
Lincoln than the rates on tbe same com
modities to Omaha, over the same roads,
though tbe distance to the latter city Is
from .two to seventy-five miles farther.
Trie commission is asked to have lta hear
ing In thla city.
Jwwn Grti the Plave-.
President P.oosevelt has acted favorably
on Senator Burkett'a recommendation of
Will Owen Jones, editor of the State Jour
nal, for a position as examiner to the
naval academy and the commission la
doubtless now on the road to Lincoln. The
compensation to be received will be suf
ficient to allow him to take hla family
with him when he goes to Annapolis and
enjoy a nice vacation once or twice a
year and still have a bank account left.
Dreasi May Kolve Problem.
While Governor Sheldon la bearing up
well there ia no doubt the anxiety of so
many people to be oil Inspector Is weigh
ing Justs a little on bis mind, otherwise
he would not have had such a pat dream
the other night, which he bell-ve ia the
best solution he will ever get of the mat
ter. The governor dreamed that he had
each of the candidates aelect a represen
tative to call upon him. Then the namea
of all the candidates were written on a
long sheet of paper. Each representative
waa told to aerate h a name. The last
name scratched waa to be the oil Inspector
aa he would be the least objectionable to
the entire bunch. The men aid as the
governor suggested and Just aa the last
name waa scratched some one took the
sheet and the governor woke up without
seeing the name so the matter la still up
in the air. The dream was bona fide.
Barkvtt Proa i a Cwaassltteo.
Senator Burkett baa been appointed a
I member of the program committee of tbe
J public lands convention to be held in Den
j ver June IS. U and 10. Thla convention waa
I called bv the a-oernor of Colorado. anLnv
upon authority given him by tbe Colorado
legislature, and It will be mads up of
delegates selected by the varloua govemora
and commercial clubs In tbe statea weat
of the Missouri river. The convention will
recommend laws to congreaa dealing with
the public land of the west, the object
being to see that these lands, which have
been settled, but upon which the deeda
have not been passed, pay their propor
tionate share of the burdens of taxation
for county and atate purposes. '
Free- Deliver? for I aiverslty.
University Place, a suburb of Lincoln, la
to have free mall delivery and the eervic )
will be operated from the Lincoln poatof-
Sco Just aa aoon aa tbe post office there
can be discontinued and a substation
opened.. The residents of tba little village
made application to Senator Burkett Born
time ago for this free delivery and the
senator reoerred information this' morning
that bis request bad been granted.
l-i ls) la Fc-aerwl Han a re.
A fo . with a basin wUl be con
struct ec -he poetoffloe square according
to the pij.ua made by the inspector sent
out by the government some time ago.
Thla will end a hard fight by Senator Bur
kett to his satlafaction and to tha aatla
tactlon of those who counseled- with him.
The department turned down the plana and
recommendationa of tha inspector, but Sena
tor Burkett got busy and today waa notified
that tbe plana bad jMen adopted.
Eleetloai Pleases Miaatsslpitlaas.
J. Riser of Greenville, MUw, a neighbor
of Governor Sheldon's Mississippi property,
called on the governor today and will spend
a few da a In tba capital city Just looking
around. Mr. Riser's father owns a small
plantation of i.0u acres adjoining the prop
arty of Governor Sheldon and ba said when
the news of tbe election of tbalr neighbor
was received the whole neighborhood, re
joiced, for, be said, down la hla country
they think aa much of George eheldon as
they do In Nebraska. Mr. Riser baa had
Nebraska talked to him so much that he la
thinking of making sorne In vestments up
here.
Osee e Mleawarl far MrMertry.
Tba sheriff of Burt county haa gone to
Leunar, Mo., to bring back David McMur
try of Craig, charged with statutory aa
aault upon Effa Blivay, hla stepdaughter.
Governor Sheldon issued a requisition for
tbe return of tbe man this afternoon at
the request of the county attorney of Burt
county.
Claarr la City ranpaisa.
Considerable ginger waa Injected Into
tbe city campaign this afternoon ly the
resignation of Howard SchlegeL deputy
city clerk, who gave aa his reason that tha
city clerk. Thomas Pratt, haa prorateed la
case of hla re-election to reappoint him
and also oa other party to the aame
place. Schlegel feared the double rroee
and got out first and made his statement
public property. Whether hs will be taken
care of by Henry Leavltt. democrat, in
case tbe latter is elected ba did not aay.
Mr. Pratt said the statement that he had
promised tbe deputyshlp la untrue,
tale Keewvers fteiase
State Treasurer Brian today received
It. 600 from tbe defunct National bank of
Orleans and expects to get fl.OOt more
during the week. This bank failed In lk7
at a time wbea tbe state had oa deposit
in It about 2.00. Tbla ia the firat
dividend paid.
lalverslty Ceea late Oeert.
Regent Allen on behalf of John J. Led
wllk baa brought mandemua proceedlnga
against tbe state auditor to compel him
to issue warrants against tba 1-mlU levy
fund belonging to the university. Mr.
Liedwtth haa a claim of i: against tba
arool and tha ault la a friendly affair to
test the ruling of the auditor that no
warrants will be Issued until tbe money
from the 1-uull levy la actually in the
treasury. Mr. Alien holds thla ruling
nullifies the law providing for tha regis
tration of atate warrante. The rase will
come up tomorrow la supresa court.
Efee-trte Un lellUa,
A motor car la charge of Peter Jensen
raa into a state farm car at Klneteeuth
aa U tonight eaa. besides tbe moiar-
man. Mra. J. J. Curry and a man named
Robinson were severely Injured. Jensen
waa badly cut by broken glass and waa
taken to the sanitarium on tbe state farm
car. The stats farm car had been stopped
and the cemetery car smashed Into It. Tbe
front end of the latter waa smashed. None
of the pessengera of tbe farm car waa
Injured.
.. bothe i ncmioruLT rLL
Wife mt Mas Wbe fthet Freak Jarsaer
Res ejer-reas Prestratlea.
NORPTLK. Neb., May (Special Tele
gram. )-14ra. Herman Boche Is seriously 111
ss a result of nervous at rain, due t o the
belief that her husband, who killed Jarrner
last Wedneday, waa wounded by the
sheriff and la drowned.
His own Initials and bla wife's name,
Emma, carved In the granary, where ha
h!d before encountering the sheriff, are
taken by the family to convey a farewell.
The first clue to Boche'a whereabouts
since Sheriff Clements shot at him de
veloped today, when word was received
from Humphrey stating that a man ex
actly answering Boche s description and
acting suspiciously passed through that
town Friday night. He stopped at a
bouse for something to eat and was going
south. Apparently he waa headed for Co
lumbua. No further trace has been found.
COIf TRACT LET FOR INTERVRB
Wtrk te Csasiesre at Oaee Uae
te Oaaka.
HASTINGS. Neb.. May . iSpeclal Tel
egram.) Actual operations In the building
of the Omaha st Nebraska Central rail
road will be started within the next few
daya. Treasurer J. C, Baker eigned a con
tract Saturday with C. D. Conover of
Omaha for grading the line between here
and Aurora, and the scrapers and other
necessary paraphernalia are auppoaed to
be now on the way to Haatlnga. Contracts
for the remainder of the grading will be
entered into within the next few weeka.
Mr. Baker expecte to leave tomorrow for
New York, where he will confer with the
capitalists who are Interested In the lnter
urban project.
AIDt POSTOFF1CK IS ROBBED
Barrlan Rifle Bate Take rash.
Learlag All Goverameat Paper.
ALDA. Neb., May . Special Telegram.)
The postofnee at this piace waa robbed
aome time during the night. ,
Burglara gained entrance to Knox Broa.'
store. In which the postofnee is located, by
a skeleton key and rifled tbe safe, which
contained about H0. and a money drawer
containing aome thirty odd dollars. About
Ho In stamps were left untouched and
money ordera and other valuable paper
undisturbed. Sheriff DunkeL with dogs, is
on the trail.
Ae'veatlsts .eek Lore t lea.
HASTINGS. Neb May . (Special Tel
egram.) A committee of Seventh Day Ad
ventlsts from Lincoln conferred with the
directors of the Commercial club this
morning with a view to securing a loca
tion for a settlement of their people In or
near Hastings. The advantages to be
found in Hastings were discussed and tha
Adventista seemed favorably lmpressel
with this plaoe as a prospective location.
Tbey have Kearney and one or two other
placet under consideration and it la ex
pected a decision will be reached within
a few days.
Pemrsea Trial at Haatlasra.
HASTINGS. Neb May 6. Special Tel
egram.) The second trial of Barney Pear
son, a wealthy stockman, on the charge of
murdering Walter McCulla, who waa also
a atocx trader, will be started tomorrow.
McCulla waa shot In the Pearson home
while in company with Mra. Pearaon on
July I last year. The tragedy followed
a midnight luncheon. Pearaon waa found
some hours later ooncealed In the hay In
his father'a barn. After a trial In Decem
ber the Jury deliberated fifty-two hours
without reaching an agreement and was
discharged.
Mewa ef Xebraslua.
LEIGH Fred He.lU a farmer living five
milfs north of Leigh, died auddenly yes
terday morning.
BLl E HlLLe-hout an inch of water
fert Sunday morning, putting the ground
in good condition for corn planting.
SUTHERLAND Excellent spring rains
fell here the first of tns week. Trie ground
was already in a condition satisfactory to
the farmers snd now all fear of a drouth
year has I'aruahed.
S1LVLR CKhtK-A change took place
in the busitjexa circlea here, when George
Cremeen, a prosperous farmer living aoum
ot the river, purrnaaed a half lntereat in
the tiilver Cr Telephone company. Mr.
Cremeen will Utke possession at once. W.
V. Htrohl, tne retiring member, leaves for
the west aoon.
PAPILLiON At the annual election of
Papillion lodge No. S8, Ancient tlot and
Aocepted alattons, ths following officers
were elected lor the ensuing year: Dr. A.
B. Armstrong, worshipful master; Frank
King, senior warden; Charles Schanb,
Junior waiden; I. D. Clark, treasurer; Wil
liam Patterson, secretary.
SUTHERLAND The only hotel doing
business in Sutherland ceased to serve
meals last wees- Ths proprietor claimed
that the price of labor precluded the pos
sibility of doing a first-ciass hotel business
in this, one ol the best towns in awu-rn
Nebraska. The boLel a ill Continue to sup
ply the wesry traveler with sleeping ac
commodatioiia, bowever.
COLL'MBUS Ths committee having In
charge the location of the Toung Men a
Christian association building has received
bids' of fourteen different persons who had
Just the place where the building ought to
be located The committee has Just had
a meeting and haa agreed that lota i and
I block ui. ia the besi. and can be bougnt
for xi.uw acid haa agreed to take the lota.
CENTRAL CITY Central city haa had
Ita In at case of rablea. which made its ap.
pearanoe in a email felat belonging to Mr.
Letson Marquat. It had been acting
q utterly for some time and when" a vet
erinarian aiagnosed the case it waa found
CHATTANOOGA "HOMAJf
Haa Ileasoai to Take Coffee Out of Her
Family
"After drinking coffee soms years, I
became badly run down in health, bad
serious Indigestion, flatulency, and ner
vousness, with severe epeiis ot stick hsart
ache
"My physician advised me long ago
to stop drinking coffee, hut I said It
would be aa Impossibility, that I would
rather do without my breakfast n4 have
nay cup of coffee.
"About six moths ago I tried Poetuia
Food Coffee and made It atrlotly accord
ing te direct km a. I waa se delighted with
It that I immediately discontinued coffee
ud began uslnp Postum. J hare not
had a pound at coffee In my house since
and I never expect to agate. Ail symp
toms of Indigestion have disappeared en
tirely and my nerves are growing stronger
every day. My weight haa increased 20
pounds and I now weigh mure than I ever
did In Tty life
I hare known people to try Postum
gnd throw It aside, fur The reason that
they made It carelessly. It has a' deli
rious flavor and is dark and rich as
Mecha or Java, If properly boiled, but if
not boiled long enough it ia taateleea. Put
a piece of butter in a pot, the else of a
navy bean to prevent boiling over.
My husbands weight has increased
thirty pounds ainoe be began drinking it,
and my little boy, who has been very
delicate and did not eat aa children
usually do, used te drink coffee at break
fast. After 1 gave him Postum for a few
daya his appetite Improved and he is
gaining in flesh daily. Tou can imagine
we are strong friends of Pos'.um Food
Coffee." "There's a Reason." bead. "The
Kcad to Vreilville," la page
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For 12 tops of R'd Metal caps
mm Large Mah-Nutrine Bottles
with CeU Trade-Bark or 24 (raa
Sols Bottles with Black Trass saarfc
and 15c far postage, we wiH send
one ni aur Vienna Art Plain, as
saw eddress ia tba United States.
he had the real article and the animal
killed. A dog belonging to R. Too.ey.
which had been playing with the Marquis
dog, began to show symptoms of the dis
ease and it was also dixpatched.
HERMAN Farmers In this part of the
country have bgun to plant corn. Borne
are pretty well along, and the majority
of them have their ground all ready to
plant aa soon as hey think it Is warm
enough. Borne of them are holding off on
account of the cold weather. The ground
la pretty dry and every one ia agreed that
a good rain would do lota of good.
CaUN'i'KAL till-The small army of
Greeks working on the I'nion Pacific rail
road at this point have Just completed one
of their national holiday seasons. Friday
they came uptown through two Inches of
snow, c leased in patent iraihets and straw
hata and looked very mucn as thougn they
were going on a lengthy Journey, 'ju stinv
ulate their drooping spirits they had ten
kegs of beer ana every variety of lood on
hand. W hen asked the cause of this oele
bration they said: "It la like your Fourth
of July." Whether It is a celebration of
the battle of Marathon or of their landing
in Ameiica it is hard to tell.
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
Qeatat and Csrisai Ira tares ef Life
la a Rapidly G
lag; State.
It la "up to" Holt and Hock counties to
prove that a late spring doesn't affect the
hay market.
Now that .North Platte visitors have
rested from the May festival they will
have an opportunity to realise the scope
and capabilities of tha Klnkald homestead
Now that it has been decided that coun
ties have no right to "raise the bids" in
scavenger sa.ee It la probable that more
attention will be paid to aalea when bid
ding la In order.
Speculators ahould remember the fate of
Bully, who went Into "'partnership" with
the boll weevil before attempting to aid
the green bug In advancing the price of
wheat to a dollar a bushel.
The Active Mr. Guy. A. Guy of ebanrm
weighs 19S pound and la the only guy In
these parts who has had nerve enough to
chain up a Burlington locomotive and defy
the entire Jim Hill system. Beaver City
Timea-Tribune-
Cautlous Husband There Is a man In
Norfolk who opens all of his wife's letters
and reads them to her. It la aald that
aome of bia experiences prove that people
ought to be careful when it cornea to writ-
jlng letters. Norfolk News.
Reason for Doubt. Nothing Ilka being
blessed with long eara aVid plenty of bray.
That Is right, boys, but be careful where
you are at when you begin your nolle and
be careful how you act when rou come
Into Jayhawk valley looking for Klnkaida.
j According to the crowd that took breakfast
i at J. J. McDermott'a It waa hard to tell
whether the dotikeye were riding or draw
ing the load Jayhawk Correspondence
Bridgeport Newa
Babe Creates a Diversion. Mr. and Mra.
Frank Judevlne'a llttie 1-month-old boy
created considerable amusement In church
last Sunday evening and It waa with diffi
culty that Rev. Zlnnecker could draw the
attention of his audience from the child.
After liberating 'himself from his parent's
amis he made a bee line for the preacher
and after gaslng at him for a few seconds
ascended the steps to the altar, where he
grabbed tbe offering basket and dumpedJIJ
on the carpet, seemingly not caring
whether the preacher got a cent or not.
Bell wood Gaartle.
IJvely Times at Bridgeport. When women
algn petitions for saloons. In tha face of
such experiences aa laat Bummer, no one
need be surprised that the other women
should organise a Women's Christian Tem
peiancc union and that they should raise
I Gehenna in their efforts to Jam tbe lid down
j and hide aome of our rottenness. A person
dont hsve to be a fanatic in order for him
I to recognise the fact that this has been a
! pretty gay old town most too gay. in fact,
j Accept the men's logic, "Fools venture
where angels fear to tread." but Co not
k n,rnriuJ If when the contest is over.
that the women have disrupted a mutual ' to(jBT Baron Rosen, the Russian ambas-'
-.... .tr tht M.rhM all ov:.. . .v.- n . ,
admiration society that reaches au
OTer
I the county. No man could atart a
neh
: like th women have and stay rn the toan
I Bridgeport Blade
Wife Berled -I ea.
TT W A" I W It.w C Tm Ym.mrA . I.
r-oi.urd kin.rr I mbria. which arrived
today from Liverpool, waa Ur Chalmers
1-rentu of t'hicaae. who had hoped to
find here the body of bla wits who died I
at sea whiie a passenger on tr.e North
German Lloyd a'. earner Koenigin Louise
last week. When his dauglter Cm,! .a.
who met him at the rler. told him that
tne txidy had been burKd at sea. Dr.
preotu-e was overcome. Mir prentl'-e pro
tested aaraitiet a burial, but Captain
MoTKeneiern declared aucb a course was
Imperative.
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ANTI-CHRISTIAN OUTBREAK!
Fonse of KinisDariet Are Leotad
India by Hindu
in
Y. M. C, A. 'BURNED BY MOB
fteaeels and Colleges ef Bengal ei
te Be Hotbeds ef Agitation
ad Political Metiaaja
Are Barred.
SIMLA. British Inula, May (. The
achooia and colleges of Bengal which are
affiliated with the University " of Calcutta
have become such hotbeds of political agi
tation that the government resolved to
take drastic action. A circular haa been
sent to the university, college and school
authorities prohibiting the participation of
professors, teachers or pupils of the higher
educational establishments In political
movements and notifying tha university
that unless it carries out lta duty in con
trolling the affiliated colleges ail the gov
ernment endowments will be withdrawn.
Sative Christiana Aaaaelted.
LAHORE, British India, May 1 The
Hindu outbreak at Rawalpindi appears to
have been anti-Chriatiaa aa well aa anti
European. Mission buildings were the
special object of the fury of the rioters.
An attack was made on the American mis
sion church, the mob burned tbe Toung
Men'a Christian association hall, looted
and damaged tbe houses of the mission
aries and violently assaulted native Chrla
tians In the streets.
A riotous outbreak under the Haderjlilp
of Hindu students haa occurred at Amrlt
aar, about thirty miles from Lahore.
Rawalpindi ia a station of the United
Presbyterian church of North American
Board of Foreign Missions and was es
tablished In 1864. In 111 there were three
miaalonarlea with their wives, twenty out
stations, a Sunday school, a college, an
orphanage and a. hospital at Rawalpindi.
The place Is alao a station of the Women's
Missionary society, having one missionary,
two native workers, six out-statlona, alx
places of worship and one Sunday school.
"The field covered by the United Presby
teriana la Punjab district, which contalna
M.23 square miles and haa a population
of I.0O0.000," aaya Rev. R. B. A. McBrlAe
of Omaha. "Tbe number of American
workers is aa follows: Ordained miaalon
arlea. nineteen; lay missionaries, two;
women missionaries, forty-seven, and
short-term teachers four. Beside these
there are over WO natives actively engaged
In missionary work..
"There are thirty-one organised congre
gations In this field and 288 unorganised cen
ters where services are held. Tba total
church membership Is about 12.900. There
are 146 Sunday schools, with an enrollment
of nearly T.ono puplla
The achooia. aaide from church work,
number ltd, with an attendance of .over
S.OflO children."
EASTER HOLIDAYS ARE QUIET
fte Anti-Jewish Maalf retatlaae Re
parted la It.aala Derins; the
Christian Feet! val.
ST. PETERSBURG. May . A plot
which resulted in tbe liberation of thir
teen political prisoner was daringly ex
ecuted at Alexandrovik, near Yekatertn
slav. yesterday, during the Easter services
at the prison. While high mass waa being
celebrated in tbe prison chapel a band of
revolutionists entered the building, killed
the chief Inspector and exploded two
bombs. Under cover Yf the confusion
which followed thirteen political prlaonera.
Including aeveral Important terrorists,
escaped.
Tbe Easter holiday otherwise passed
quietly. No manifestation of anti-Jewish
feeling waa reported from any point In
the empire. Dispatches from various cities I
announce the customary pardoning of
. .
minor offenders at Caster.
Among ths Easter honor announced ,
! aador to the United Statea. received the !
order of the Whit Easie. and Raron de ,
Blebert, second secretary of the RussUn '
embaaay at Washington, is-decorated with
the Order of St. Anne of th third class.
M. Pokotlloff, th Russian minister to
I mn.
! China I. mad. a memtier of th. At.ttl.i.ii.
I timer, anu m. ftuwivvni, una, win ss.
Pokotuptr. was at tns Portsmouth peace
conference, become a councillor of atate.
Pesre sverlety Beewlatleas
VIENNA, Msy l Th Congress of the
Peace Society of Germany, Austria and
Italy today udopted a resolution to the
! effect that in tbe opinion of the congress
tt was the duty of the coming peace eon
; f erenr at The Hague te discos the lltnlta-
ties of armament, preferably la full aea-
slon, but otherwise In a committee specially
appointed by the conference for that pur
pose. FOUR NATIONS IN TREATY 1
Fraaee, Britain. Resale and Japan te
Maintain Ktat.s Qae la
Orient,
PARIS. May 4. Official confirmation
, haa been obtained by the Aaaoclated Preea
' of the report that negotiations are In
I progress between France and Japan look-
tng to an understanding mutually guar
j an teeing the political and commercial In
I terests of the two powers In ths tar east-
Harmonious conferences on the subject
have been going on at Tokio. France haa
recognised that Its poeseeaiona In Indo
China and Biam aa well as lta commercial
Interests in the far east would be ex
tremely vulnerable In the event of war.
At the aame time. It ia explained tfra en
tente will be strictly limited to the main
tenance of the status quo. It does not
touch China and haa nothing resembling
an offensive or defensive feature. Neverthe
less, taken In connection with the Russo
Japanese understanding which shortly will
be concluded, and the Anglo-Ruaaian agree
ment, both of which are supplementary to
Anglo-Japanese and Franco-Russian al
liances and the Anglo-French understand
ing, the entente creates a combination In
the far east and a new grouping of the
powers In Europe of extreme significance.
It constitutes in effect another signal evi
dence of the success of Great Britain a
diplomatic maneuvering for the Isolation
of Germany.
It is learned that the recent Japanese
loan floated In Paria and London waa In
volved in the negotiations and that Great
Britain and Russia already have approved
the general lines of the arrangement.
LONDON. May 1 Great Britain haa
been advised that France and Japan are
carrying on negotiations with the view of
reaching an understanding providing for
the maintenance of the status quo In tbe
far east so far aa those nations are con
cerned. The discussions have shown that
France and Japan hold the aame vlewa
with respect to China. While the agree
ment will not go as far aa the Anglo
Japaneee treaty It will remove any exist
ing uneasiness regarding the security of
the French possessions In tbe far east.
The new Russo-Japanese treaty will, tt ia
also believed, embody similar features, so
four nations will soon have practically
entered into a similar understanding not to
Interfere with each other' Interests in the
far east.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Partly riewdr la Iraraika Tsesy,
hewers la Eavst Pwrtlesu Warmer
la aeetheaat Pertlem.
WASHINGTON. May l Forecast of tbe
weather for Tuesday and Wednesday:
Ftor Nebraska Partly cloudy Tuesday;
a bowers In east portion, warmer In south
east portion; Wednesday, fair.
For Iowa Fair and somewhat cooler;
Wednesday fair, and warmer.
For South Dakota Fair, warmer in west
portion; Wednesday fair, w ai mer.
For Kansas Showers Tuesday; Wednes
day, warmer.
For Missouri Shower Tuesday; Wednes
day fair, warmer.
For Wyoming Partly cloudy Tuesday;
rain or anow In northwest portion; warmer
in northwest and southwest portions;
Wednesday fair.
Leenl Reewrd.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA. May Othetai record of tem
perature and precipitation, compared with
the corresponding day of tbe last three
years: 107. 1. Uut
Maximum temperature.... Sit 66 ia 71
Minimum temperature.... 4 IMS 41 U
Mean temperature bl 62 13
Precipitation T 00 T .T
Temperature and precipitation departurea
from the normal at Omaha ainoe March 1.
"in comparisona witn the last two years:
Normal temtierature
SB
M
.tt Inches
.IS inch
li! ln-h
IM inch
jL"nrt',n7 ,,or th". oa5r.i .........
Total deficiency ainoe March 1
Normal precipitation
Deficiency for the day
jTecij.liatlon since March i."
D-ftrlency aince March 1......
f tA
Deflciencv cor. terlod. ln' 47 inrh
Hra.ru frwsa Stations at 7 P. M.
Station and Stat
of Weather.
Pismarck, cloudy
Cheyenne, cloudy .......
Chicago, cloudy
Iiavenport. cloudy
Iienver. raining
Havre, part cloudy
Helena, part cloudy ....
Huron, clear
Kanaa City, rainlr.g ...
North Platte, cloudy ....
Cwnahe. cloudy
Rapid City, pert cloudy
fru. Lou la. raining .....
fit Paul, clear
frail Lake City, clear...
Yalentiue. cloudy
WlilleUia. clondy ........
Temp. Max. Raln
1p tn. Temp, fail
.flu :
4i 42 .u? i
4 Hi .1 !
:
4! 4 T
U b" Mb
U ! .I,
4 fcj
60 12 .28
44 M T
b4 A T
4 60 .Ml
4 M .11
tt Vi
y 6 .
so K .a
M M .
in A. VkJSUtU. XaMai
M
SOUTHERN MOROCCO RISINQ
Reigalma- lta Teld that,
Ofaelala Rr'nsed te Obey
His Orders,
TANGIER. Morocco, May I According
to Information received here from Mo
rocco City, the whole of the southern part
of Morocco la In a state of rebellion.' After
he populace of Morocco City had pro
claimed Mulal Hang, brother of the reign
ing sultan, sultan of Morocco, Mulal re- '
leased the prisoners from the Jail, arrested
the murderer of Dr. Mauchamp, the French
dtisen whose assassination csused the In
tervention of France In Morocco, and re
stored the old government of the city.
It t reported that many of the local
officials have sent word to Sultan . MulaJ-Abd-El-Asla.
who Is at Fez, that tbey will '
no longer recognise bis authority.
TURKISH TROOPS DEFEATED
even Battalieae an Id te Have Been
rrartiraUr Annihilated by
IT ease Rebels.
LONDON. May . It is announced tbla
afternoon in a special dispatch from Con
stantinople that seven battalion of Turk
ish troops have practically been annihi
lated during a battle with rebela in the
province of Yemen, Turkish Arabia. Tha
commander-in-chief of the Turkish forces
is urgently calling for relnforcementa.
Michigan Miners Killed.
MARQUETTE, Mich.. May . A dlsnstch
from Iron River reports three men killed
by a blast In ths United Slates Steel cor
porations Dober mine yesterday. The vic
tims were: William Erkk.on. William
Lind and Frank Kosebund. A fourth maa
narrowly escaped a similar fate.
The Handy Doct or in Your
Vest Pocket
ETS a thin, round-cornartd IltUa
Enamel Box
When carried In your Test pocket
tt means Health-Insurance.
It contain Six Candy Tablets of pleasant
taste, almost as pleasant as Chocolate,
Each tablet Is a working dose of Cas
carets, which acts like Eierctoe on th
Bowels and Liver.
It will not purge, sicken, nor upset tha
stomach.
Because tt Is not a "Bna-drtver." like
Salts, Sodium, Caloruel, Jalap, Senna, nor
Aperient Vsters.
Neither Is It Hke Castor Oil. Clycertne,
or other Oily Laxatives that s imply lubricate
th Intestines for transit of the food stopped
up In them at that particular time.
Tha chief cu!a of Constipation and1
Indigestion is a weakness of tha Muscles
thai eontraot tha Intestines and Bowels.
Caacareta are practically to the Bowel
Kusclas what a Mas safe and Cold Bath
-are to the Athletlo Muscles.
Thy stimulate the Bowel Muscles to
contract, expand, and squeeze tha Diges
tive Juices out of food i
They don't help the Bowels andLhrer fs
Such a wsy as to mike them lean ppon
similar assistance for the future.
This Is why, with Caacareta. the dosa
may be lessened each succeeding time
instead of Increased, as tt must ba with a3
other CaitiaruoB and Laxatives.
Cascarets art like exercise.
If carried in your vest pocket, (or carried
tn My Lady's Purse.) and eaten Just wbea
you suspect you need one, you will never
know a sick day from the ordinary Ills of life.
Because these Ills begin in the Bowels,
and pave the way for ail other diseases,
"Vest Pocket" box 10 cents. 78T
Be eure you get the genuine, made only
by the Sterling Remedy Company, and never
old In bulk. Every tablet stamped "CCCM.
Perfirtlr Cures
ALCCEOLIC
IMBRimr.
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AJTD OTHER TWra ADDICTIONS.
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sent la plain earvelope upon request. AJs
corresponWnne strictly confidential.
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