Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 10, 1900, Page 5

PRESENT ARMY 1N TOO SMALL 2% i Mrs, MeKine Bro Reorganiza Moadern Line ke S OF OFFICERS IS INSUFFICIENT CUUNCIL TABLE Anvy Discussen Teeh- Newport DEWEY AT W of Wireless lelemraph bs nnd I Ay iaed Transporis Ar WASHINGTON ur reportes | that the 0 Oct. 4. General to the War department t transports Rosecrans and Argyle arrived at Maniia Ligh batieris and M Greenough ce a. o, nding Rosecrans, having ed fr jeco on September Nebrasku Postmaster W point am Austin pe At Frankiin, DEATH RECORD. eral of W, D NT, Neb,, ( Henry D, ( pugh Calland deceased wa he West ¢ for the | jan & Schoeider Joyed the conf men, having the oldest of whor e brother-in-ly oke Rosent ha his place ayital of the ate and brof ) i more | Calland, a st of Omuhy b b tifica Cotonel Jos VASHINGTON Colon vaon Wrigh tosu rul United ddenly the Gith nyson Wright 1 Josepl ie const ed to danger This matte Jome here of b ke Arliog Colonel Wright A nat ennsyl He served he civil war as an tant and received thres nmis faitht 1l After th with the urgeon n onnl ins irge brevet co lack ¢ . on bha meritorious entered t sery war he rank and ro i Tty reg and at severai | ular army and . \tioned | assistant no officer in command colonel ommends the system the sig be Genoral Brooke of nal wervice ANDOLIH, Neb, Out . Crawl of this pl INSREURREME ROOURT S kee Feves Gudbasronr voars ax telegiaph ablished by o and siys plans perfected immedinte ectall. ) i from the buggy by hou o omplete n the the and at infts com fortress com 18 osing ench CASES At the Gov- . Moves to Aavance the Afrnir, and Jucrative o interred in the The funeral Methodist Epis- up a Neely | In the supreme | coPal Attorney General | nt moved 1o n case and ived u telegram New York on to this e has VASHINGTON church tomorrow ut it Assils governm extradl had today tant er Rohert Ne Tngle. Oct (Special.) the sanitarium bere njuries sustaine an englne h arday. For ye een a conductor on the Fremor Missourl Valley railroad | at Chudron 1AEC Y Jucted In the atternoon and vy for s the unced the Neely that CHADRON Robert Ingle dled at Sunday night from falling in front of by m the opposing tha ng there woul late which w not yet beer The v he Elkhorn & with headquarters The tuneral services we Grace Kpiscopal Atended by The leaves & wife and two daughters st ailrond yards ™ he ¢ : I'he 1l be lotermit court announce would hear biirch the deceased he n November t Missouri and the Ch tion arguments in fcago drair Thi Kainw g0 drainage ing that the caual from Lake Michi the Missiseippi rive wal case ¢ uit in . thi ¢ the were rail- road organizations in n body Ilinois the Ke dral Mujor Se WASHINGTON | Noyes Clark an who had Washington bureau Tobacco | rpry twenty duty heart failure t on political and economic served with distinction war aud was & member of Order of the Loyal Legion will be Arlington cem with milita o 0 3 » Clurk Major widely-known been mptying pollutes the Loui A motion wi lohn H Importer u ™ Rico mportation of the Philiy W the Seldon Irinking water o “ newspape with the New York died he wutho connected of the wo years. e made to advance the case of the New York 1g the right to ¢ into this involy tmported A country ty involving the | e diamond rin oved om stions. qu ihe Mili His rem: in civl ourteen he 1n this case o p sted in Illinols on a charge the rings mentioned, the cou- that the Phiiippines, as part States, are subject to { smuggling being United law vuheral of Mrs Neb., Oct. 9.- ial)—The funeral of Mrs. D. G. Nichols of this city Alice Weil and | whose death occured in Beatrice on the Ais- | day night, was held here today. Mis. The mat- ‘.M had been taken to Heatrice for sdvisement. The | ment and ou lust Wednesday to the fa- | upon for a tumor. Her condition seemed to in which u de- | improve until Sunday, when she 1 in the court of clatms | weaker and died the La Abra company, ey hud obtained fraud he e case of Sun Nich treat was operated Vhe e o have upreme cour case minsed from will be Weil caso i mous La Abra mimiug case, became inion wis re wst session on the ground th lently a ndemnity f governr otions we: asos involy imila o Kentucky railroad case. The the United States agaiuat | he states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida and Louisiana s diamikied secordance 0 of ho last session lue the Units Murquis of Nute. Oct. 9.—John Patrick Crichton Stuart, marquis of Bute, died this Dunfries house, hi in rom paralysis FIRE RECORD. er Dwelling IR, Neb., Oct. § srolog about 11 o Mrs. Dora E. Grabam with wll the contents, burned grovnd. Mrs. Graham was away from home Iting her daughter Alblon, Net left her about 15 years old, at He got up this morning, built a fire bis breakfast and stayed around t untll about % o'clock, when h. town and everything | right. About 11 o'l | covered the hou {alarm, but before th | get there it was burned so they save anything. lurge | LONDON, om the Mexican o0 advance points known as | | e at seat Avreshire, cnses of Mouse (Special ) lock the with the ¢ duriny certain fun decis cougress They Yes rest ther the Vrestdent Returas to Washing at son, homwe nily servants, | and got hous: could not At WYMORE, | was begun yesterday on the uew Anhouser | Busch business block which is to be ere |tea in this city. The bullding, which will bo opo of the largest in the will be built of white pressed brick and two sides will be of plate glass. The work finished and an endeavor made to complete the bullding befors Christmas. An Omaha firm hus will be he contract Marital Tragedy at Ava N, Oct. 8.—At Ava, & & Ohfo raflroad \\ 3 \ ‘mmct’« nest is comfort ompared with living with l‘ ere m AbOUt one year and be a man with a liver, e worth living so? you That depends upon the r. And a million livers de- pend upon Ayer's Pills. J. C tical Chemists, Sneak in Over (he Border WORTH, Tex, Oct and Chinamen Have been ar ged With being taten N8 have made thelr way or. and as fast us 8 officars are Lenig reated wwrull United v thesa emigr CompaN Lowell, Mass. AYER ) emble at Dal t 8 The ninth annual der of Hoo Hoos as here today [Two thousand mem Hals Vigor Ders are present, coming from il parts of o) United States. The session will Cherry Pectoral thres days and will be followed hy Aver's Comaton irston 1o the City of Mexic Aver's Sarmapasilla Ayer's Pills Ayer's Ague Cure AR % | Philagel; | Mo s morning | It I8 sald hundreds | THE OMAHA D \Irl \ WEDNESDAY, OC IUI.I R Vn lm)n\ v | LISY BOXER Ranks of Missions MANY MISSING AND SUPPOSED TO BE DEAD One and Seventy-Bight 0 Muve b In Chi Li, about Simeox, Hull I'a.; three Ater ica \ sorrill M Bourd mi Mr an ion, Porils Migs Mi England party tof m At Kiu Chou, O B Thompson Miss | Ward wood China Inland mis 3 Hunkow Mr Mr Kiang i Mrs. dren Rev. Q. | Mixe Slhe M Enroute to July 1 July 27 August 3, Mrs. Huston, Augus Whitehouse, i » hre Rice Bell all Buynon children s British Sugland, M Mrs. Wilson, one eniid, N ] e s M. E. Clarke, of the China Inland m , Englund The following who are unac It oaly provinces the mis ber 5) the rouble The weer 3 Aflected mosL viz: Ch last word stationed M1 McKee, Mrs Mrs, Anson, Mrs. Aspden, Mis Mr. Persson, Mrs M. E. Smith Persson, Miss (. A Larson, Miss Lundel, Miss Egvi E. Peterson Mr. G. E. Karlberg, A Mr. Hed lund, all of the China Inland mission, lund The Johunson, Bug word from Ogren. Mr Miss Dobson Miss M. K Young, Mrs Mr. Woodroffe, Lr. H, Inland mission, England. No word from the following heard: Mre. S. Olsen, Mrs. E. E. J. Compers and child, Mr children At Tai Yuen Fu, Coombs of the English o las the June 40~ Mr Mrs. Peat Nathan, man, Mr following was Ogren, Mr. Pea Miss Hurn, Mis Miss Heays Young, Mr. Barpatt ett, all of the China Nathan, b Olson Latle been Mr Shans Mik Shuyong pendent ion, England. The 5w letter in Ge Mr en n Buptist) man, som of the China inl it is stated there riot June 2 which Dr. Edwards Al was destr and Miss Coombs killed (by being | into the burning building.) It is be that all of the who were in Yuen I Miss Coombs th | 9th of July. There were there one names, six short of the rding known those I in which \d misw hosp thrown lieved missio the time d ou the iy th were mas have bee offictal { at pl | the local officials to 5 they unwilling to kil ghe missionarie them to Yu Hslen, Supposed 1o have been killad at Tai Yuen { B, July 9—Rev. T. W. Piggott, Mrs. Pig Lovatt, Mrs. Lovati, one child, Rev W Stokes, Mrs. Stokes, Rev. J Mre. Simpsou, Rev. A. Hoddle { all of the “Shao Yang' wission; Rev | Farthing, Mrs. Farthiog, two children, Miss Stewart, Rev. T, J. Underwood, Mrs. Un | dorwood, Mr. C. Oberg, Mrs. Oberg, 0. Fora berg, Mrs Forsberg, (. Blomberg, Mrs | Blomberg, W. Noren, Mrs. Noren, A, K | holm, Jucobsen, E. And Mr | Anderson, Mr. Book, Mrs Sand berg, A. B Paim, Miss B 0. Rit rk, Mre. O. Ring om, M F. Nystron Nystrom Nystro . Soderbaum, Mrs. C. Soderbauwm, A sen, Mrx. A. Larsen, ( Lundberg, C. Lundberg, seventeen chiidren in the ston, all of them Christian and alliance (American) | The e Mr. Kay, | Chapman land in lowing Mrs wassacred, ac to ¢ crts, but it is near to the capital were ur tke refuge In Tal Yue atterwi they were nd butgher | because ard said) sen he governor, simpson, Miss Duval, G. B Book, A Erick; V. Ny Mrs. M en nark M followink sald o be Mrs. Kuy, Mr G Miss Way mission, England the provin all of (he the These people | hands of the fen Tsin are 1 Boxers at Mr These thre to be 1 the Jail a Met | Dixon, B ion; Re Mrs. Clapy Clapy v. Price of the In the | very few these at of whom will ¢ women childrer total ther he foll Tweuty men married und American women 10) | nine Au Total | no question | womer twenty (sixteen Kht and twent about wh men wome total, f Of those ionably nine seven mass ten were married women, four hildren en ymen, ish are still provinces of Kansuh and have not been heard f { but thera 18 goo hirt ome misslonaries in the Kwelchow who for ime, Girle Strike AKRON, O fAfty girls emplo | ment of the America work today ‘after the mand for an increase | per duy r denial from 7 ot thelr to 90 cents VICTI OLD BOARD 1S RE-ELECTED %52 e NE PR IR ACREIRRL/ N IR I IR0 TTI0N Annual estug of Cuion Pacitie | Stoekholders Held nt salt te Passenger | noet New al Askoer Low Kates for Settlers in Northwest PALL o » Northers to eneral redu thel ity Grays Harbo Phose new rate rnounced st we Bluf Whe Alliah mile kton built f Gering the line through their town largest ttlen refu Burling town The ad to have three-mile and di president and Mar- and ¢ distan litle will The EW Neeley, v iring, treasurer town are b build th incorporn W,k e pres re v Robert R ident | tin G Wisconsin & MILWAUKEE, meeting sin consin Railwa keneral oftices of the | today. The board of | the ensuing y va Bix Burnings. The first annual reorganization of the Wis- company held at the company in this city directors elected for wak a< follows: George Brown, Willlam L. Bull, James . Colgate, Fred Hoyt, all of New York; Boston, and H. F. Whit- | Morris of Milwkukee ort shows: Gross earnin ating ex $5,550, $2,056,480.46 Coppel, John Cros Charles C. Beaman 5, Gerald L. Har Howard anuual re 741618 of uses earning Great Western Causes CHICAGO, Oct ha, St Paul and was beld bere ting Trouble A joint meeting of the Kausas City commit ay for the purpose of om certain qif be with iu some way h adj cemed whick the gotien mheac agreement and has entered Into a dis the other regarding it. | was pu the hands of a which labored with the I8 for somo ccond mecting was gained with lines matie into it tee ireat time, Late in was held, Lut no result Ruilwny Notes and ¥ tray s, pussenger Lous, from | Rogers, district | Ot (Special.)—The of this county meet in convention bere O ensult with Di. A, T State led to Peters, university spf éLifla This is a eritical period in the life of every woman and no mistakes should be made. The one recognized aml | reifable help for women who are approaching and passing through this wonderful change is That the uimost reliance can be pliced upon this wreat modicine is testi- fied to by an army of grateful women whe have eon helped by it. | Mrs. Pinkham, who has | the greatest and most wuceessful experience in e world (o gualify her, vill advise you free of sharge. Her address Is Lynn, Mass. Write to her. SV P T S0 S PE e e TE IR NI T I { EDUCATIONAL VOTING S TEN OF THE TIE BEE. 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