Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 27, 1901, Page 4

(Dr. MeGrew nt Age 62 om X a from S a. DR, MeGREW'S skilled and SUCC 19T has estended v ing patients m almost ¥ STATE IN THE WEST. netunlly coming over ONE SAND MILES (0 be treated by him. 1B DOCTOR'S QUICK CUR W CHAR proviug Dr. McGrew’s treatment for Stricture gives an ab- solute cure in Less than 5 Days without pain or hindrance from business. A perfect cureis guaranteed Dr. McGrew Cures Vericocele and Hydrocele in less thau ten days without cutting or the loss of time trom work. He gives Hot Springs Treatment for Syphilis and all Diseases of the Blood, and guarantees a permanent cure for life. OVER 20,000 CASES Have been cured of Lost Manhood, Loss of Vitality, Loss of Brain Power, Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Despondency, Stricture, Gleet, Gonorrhoea and all un- natural discharges. Treatment by Mail—Medicines sent every where free from gaze. Office Hours—8 a. m. to 9 p. m. P. 0. Box 766. m. to 5 p. m. Sundays 8 a. Office Over 215 South I4th Street, Between Farna and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Neb. WO HEADS ARE SEVERED Ohih 8ui and Heu Tung's fon Publicly Be- headed in Pekin. AMERICAN SOLDIERS AMONG THE GUARDS Former ( Hin Dignity Yo is Stupified with Oplum, PEKIN, Feb. 26.—Chih Sul, former grand secretary, and Hsu Cheng Yo, son of the notorlous Hsu-Tung, were publicly be- hoaded today. The street in which (he execution took place was guarded by French, Germian and American troops. The condomned officials were taken fo the ground in carts, escorted by a company of Japanese infantry. Chih Sui met his fate in a dignified man- uer, walking from the cart calmly and fearlessly. Hsu Cheng Yu was stupified with opium. They were both dressed in their Chinese official costumes, without the MRS. ELBOURN IN A WRECK ren of City Clerk In- in Wabash Ac- eldent. W. H. Elbourn, city clerk, has received a telegram from Millersburg, Ind., stating that in a wreck on the Wabash railroad at that place his wife and children were in- jured. The telegram sent by Mrs. Elbourn states that the injuries to the smallest child are such as to cause her to remain at Millersburg for an indefinite period Mrs. Elbourn at the time of the accident was returning from a visit at Dunkirk, N. Y., where she had been to attend the wedding of her brother. Mr. Elbourn left Omaha for Goshen last night. ng. Misunderstood symptoms of disease lead doctors to treat something else when the kidneys are out of order. Foley's Kidney Cure will bring you health when other medicines have falled. Take no substitu Curd of Thanks. We desire to thank our nelghbors and friends for the kindness shown us In the great sorrow visited upon us in the death of our beloved son and brother, Ambrose THE OMAHA COMMISSION 1S BESIEGED Luzon Natives Contest for Capital Like Experienced Politicians. MALOLOS AND BULACAN ~ WANT IT Consider Frin ation and Gam! Battan is Next. GUIGUINTO, Bulacan Province, P. I Feb. 26.—When the Taft commission today organized a provincial government for Bulacan there arose an aggressive coutest between Bulacan and Malolos over the loca- tion of the capital. Bulacan has always been the capital, but Malolos is more cen tral. The advocates crowded In front of the commissioners and argued eagerly In ‘Tagalog style, in contrast to the more mod erate manner of expression of the people of the northerly provinces, Some of the Malolos delegates were recently insurgent offzors The commissioners deferred the decision on the capital question. All other towns wera represented, excepting Santa Isabel, which is the insurgent center. The argi- ments of the tax and salary quertions indi cated that Bulacan is fertile and that live stock has been decimated. Labor is scarce on account of the insurrection, and gambling was asserted to be the curse of the province. Judge Taft replied that the enforcement of the Spanish anti-gambling laws depends largely on the people. He assured the delegates that the vast tracts ju Rulacan belonglng to the friars would not escape taxation. All the business of the establish- ment of the government will be completed tomorrow. A banquet and dance were glve tonight The next province to be organized fs Battan, which will complete the organiza- tion of governments in General Grant's dis- triet EXTENDING THE CIVIL RULE Philippine Co: wslon Visits One of Most Disturbed Provinces Luzon. GUIGUINTO, Bulacan Province, P. I., 26.-The United States Philippine commis- sior has arrived here from Manila and has organized a provinclal government for this province, which until recently was con- trelled by the insurgents. he insurgent colorel, Morels, is still operating with his bend of 300 men in a portion of the prov ince. Nevertheless, sentiments of peace and satistaction with American sovereignty appear to be as prevalent here as in the provinces in which governments have pre- vicusly been organized. The party arrived here in army wagons and native carts, and was driven to the military headquarters. | As many natives as could be crowded into the hall were present the town welcomed the commissioners, de claring that the people of the province, which had been watered with the blood of Americans and Filipinos, earnestly hoped for the obliteration of the marks of war and for the establishment of a peaceful government guaranteeing personal liberty Judge Taft responded. He said he re joiced at the fact that the people of the province of Bulacan no longer misunder- stood the objects of the American govern- ment, which solely were to secure for the people the blessings of civil liberty and to develop their self-governing capacity During the afternoon there will be a big meeting in the chapel and the bill apply- ing the provincial act to Bulacan will prob- ably be discussed, The female relatives of the commission- ers are accompanying them on this trip. GENERALS REVIEW TROOPS Epidemic of Rinderpest Exists Among Caribou of Several Phil Islan DAILY The presidente of | TOV BRIGHTEN THE GROUNDS iinois Central Wil Beantifty His Terminal Su 1- inm Plans have been completed for the beauti fying of the grounds of the new terminal station of the Illinols Central in Counci Bluffs and they show some ornate idea Last season the work progressed no further than the heavy work, such as the grading, the fencing and pavi tion of the ofMcials t the end of this com ing weason will see the grounds laid out with flower beds and dotted with shrubbery From the houses at Champaign, 111 o to come shrubs, and flowers of many descriptions will be used in the worl Along the creek willows are to be planted which will eventually hide that eyesore from the pub e gaze Standing as it does at the head of Avenue A and with a long frontage on Broadwa the depot offers a fine opportunity for the landscape gardener. On the Broadway side in a raised bed, the tem hag already be white but 1t is the inte company's extensive green le mark of the sys worked In black and ROCK ISLAND 18 NOW Bt NG, Omahn Sends 1 ern A party of fitty men left here Monday for Santa Fe to work on the new line which the Rock Island is to build this spring from Liberal, Kan, to El Paso, | Tex. This party was in the employ of | Van Coprt & Winn, contractors of this city who will do the blasting on the new line. | This extension will be a valuable addi- tion to the Rock Island property, making a shorter link for the southwestern trafiic The line cuts across the west end of th Into Texas. Several parties of workmen have been sent out from here for this work which is already under way, the contracts baving been let some time ago The work of replacing the sixty-fiv | | pound steel rails between Omaha and Lin- | completed | coln on the Rock Island w Monday This was the one remaining gap between Omaha and Norton, Kan., for the improvement of the track, which is now | in fine shape. The work has also involved some straightening of the track and the erection of stone culverts started last summer and During the coming se improvements of the Rock Island property will be In Towa, where some extensive work is in contemplation now completed on the principal DEN THE BURLINGTON RUMOR. Senntor Clark Sny 1 In an nntor w Clark, who is at a of the company which is sald to be building the new San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake road, denied that there Is any intention of selling the new line to the Burlington, but admitted that the relatlons between the two roads would be very friendly road which it is rumored is to be the outlet Road is for the Burlington west of Salt Lake when | its Guernsey extension is completed. The senator said on this proposition ‘The San Pedro, Les Angeles & Salt | Lake road will not be sold to the Burling | ton, but will be built by the presont hold ers. The Burlington will without doubt build from Wyoming into Salt Lake, and when the two roads in that city 1 am free to state that their relations will he of the most friendly na ture. “No, I have no knowledge of any inten- tion on the part of the Union Pacific of run- ning a line through from the terminus of the Utah Southern, at. Frisco, Utah, to Los . although they may contemplate move. + As they have repeatedly de- nied it, 1 see no cause for worriment.” r Chairman. e of the situation In the Denver & Rio Grande affairs is the rumor that George J. Gould 18 to be the new chairman of the board. It is said that his election to the board was in anticipation of a vacancy In the leadership and that President Jefferys is not to be transferred to the financial head of the road, as was expected BET: WEDNESDAY, | crn 1o Southwests | | Indian Territory, across New Mexico and | iminating all poisons left in the system by La Grippe. This work was | dies on hand to guavd against sickness and large doctor's bills, needed, it is Y cost you many timg tired, all-gone feeling during the spring months, It is this | WE WILL GIVE YOU FREE ADVICE, physicians will gladly send you personal advice, Free of Charge. They will also send vou sample of the Remedy andDr. Kay's Home Treatment, a valuable book on treatment of dis I'ree. 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One could not have better family reme If it is in the house when titeh in time that saves nine. You cannot afford to neglect this s this amount, to say nothing of the misery experienced by that If you do Write us all about your symptoms and our ake a substitute, no matter who tells you some other remedy is just Insist upon trying Dr. Kay's Renovator. It has no equal. If you ean't get it sts, send the price direct to Dr. B. J. Kay Medical Co., Saratoga Springs, N, Y, and it will be sent prepaid by return mail. and 50¢, and Liquid, $1.00. Dr. Kay's Renovator is sold, Tablets for 25¢ Two friends in emerdencies. he Doctor and ILERS PURE MALT WHISKEY THE STANDARD The Bee Building insignia of their rank D. Conway. To the school children we arc| MANILA, Feb. 26.—Generals Ma. . i considered the standard of office Tnild especially grateful for the expressions of the | wheaton and Youn: the T st h was affected by grip anc i : ' FABes, PAGHY an & reviewed the Thirty- y stomach was affected by grip and 1 W Yancy, Paducah, Ky., writes esteem in which they held the departed|third and Thirty-fourth regiments today. |could eat nothing but crackers and milk. gflf)'g had a seves se of kidney disease and | one. The troops presented a splendid appear- |1 began taking Dr. Miles' Nervine and n suspicion. three of the pest physiclans in southern abioe General MacArthur's address was |Pills and the trouble disappeared.”—Mrs, P . Kentucky treated me without success. | Y o 3 highly congratulator: J. Lindsey, Montrose, Minn ley's Kidney Cure. Y was Itduced to try Foley's Yy Captain Love, with a detachment of the 1708 Van Camp Avenue. The first hottle gave immediate reliet and Twenty-ftth regiment, has captured a la-| MINERS ARE IN THE RIGHT PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. three bottles cured me permanently. [ b drone camp in the mountains of Nueuva gladly recommend this wonderful remedy." | | 1o goyq of Oakland Is at the Millard, | Ee d od o leader 3 s u Investigntes ¢ > ) i §Ivare:Dilion Drus.Ou.. Qmali;” Dillonts || oy ¥ B0yd of Oukiand iu at ¢ .“;‘n“r;h. :‘:"::‘ ;’n‘:.:’l,l‘: i the leader, the notorious | Leminlntiy nvakties 1\ ) » {tix wario in winter and cool in snfhmercit drug store, South Omaha. for i visit ew York Rt BE TEE Tawie WIthUA: actaohnfdat ¢ is well ventilated it has all day. all night and Mrs. A Baldwin of North Platte and EDUCATORS IN CONFERENGE |Mis: Maccoil of Lexington are at the Ter | the Third infantry, has had five skirmishes ing excellence for Omaha Other bulldings compare different features of thelr service with JOSEPH CONWAY AND FAMILY, that of The Bee Bullding and say it is as good in this or that particular respect Remember just a few points of excellence of The Bee Building: It is fire proof—It is clean P4 Nl g . Sunday elevator service—it has all day and all Grand. with Insurgents in the Panpanga swamps. DENVER, Feb. 26.—~The committee of the R. P. Moore of Seward, H. Diers of | The enemy were routed and sixteen rifies [ legislatore appointed (o investigate the coal resham, C. B. Luft of Scott's Bluff, W.|were secured. mine strike in this state has made a are state guests at the Murray Visayan islands. The disease first ap- |in the complaiuts of the miners. The com //"’"fl"'T LT OAGD. B “ 3 Mr, and Mrs. George Blakeslee of Schuy- | peared on Burias island and spr mittee finds that the companies can afford andbealers. CHICAGO, Feb Prominent educators | jer, W, F. C . H. H. Loughridge and | thence to Ticlo and Masbate and it | to pay higher wages and that it is not fair from all parts of the United States are | Robert B t 1 o 4 York and F Ygaliala regis- 4 f’:,’,:‘:':;:":fhn:; ,:,':,':‘:’AI,':,:;',':',:':;’,"”‘;' Tuesday Ner Grapd. " "' | Panay. Twenty-five thousand caribou have | same right to organize which they have g y P. Funkhouse 3. W already died on Masbate island. The | themselves exercised. Legislation is recom National Educational association, which | yiiding, repres the local lodgs natives are dependent upon the caribou | mended as follows opened today at University hall in the | Shriners, as City last ni for agricultural operations, and the discase| An eight-hour constitutional amendment, [ Py Kay:s LIII'I! Balm night electric light service—Its rents are o Superintendents Manual 1\ Topie for Morn Discuns higher than in foferior buildings. R. C. peters & Co. RENTAL AGENTS { Gladstone Bros., fs now appearing on the fsland of | for them to deny (o their cmployes the Agontg, Omaha, Neb. e GROUND FLOOR - BEE BLDG. Fine Arts building. to engage the Omaha de . % gation (o Y RISt ized rice planting and re- | an anti-screen law, more stringent require Among the prominent educators here are | Ethon to 1 the mperial coun- | has minimiz ce planting and v i entilation, be ¢ ‘overy kina of congh, 1n grippe, bronghitis, ;ATenE the propinent sduoators hare are | Gl jn'ylias stricted the sugar crop and much suffer- | ments in regard to ventilation, botter reg ®evory kind of coushy In xrippe, brongbiuin roBORANd D, EAAW ogk. Whe Soaso. 9| aenraska Merchants: . A |ing is likely to ensue. Rigld quarantine | lations for the welghing of coal, a pay day tosk, Croup, whodiiog DakEL, sta, enes Pedagogy of New York university and Prin- | Hinsdale, M. C. Mittin, A, J, McCianahan, | measures have been adopted S 0 Waakr a0 AT LSURLTAW. AR K cipal Augustus §. Downing of the Training | John Caulfield and F. A, Cameron of Teka: - & i i 4 Eihors s Vol mah, Charles Hobbs and A. L. Beegle of | A new party, called conservative, is be- | pooling law, an effect g Al N'S TABULES Is an effectual cure School for Teachers, New York City. Grana tsland, R A, Simpson of Blue Hill, | ing organ! Colonel Blanco, a Macabebe [ and the better enforcement of 0 | o AN Aoy Lriginate in & bad Moms Among the superintendents of city schools | 1. A. Hobbs Pt g TR . 4 g Pt ! ol weroft, ¥ er of | o s der of the party laws by the state coal mine ir « ach. 10 for 5c. At all druggists in attendance are: C. G. Pearse, Omaha; | Codar Raplds, PhoIfa G rIaN o TLAAN00 16 1he IBAGAF. DE Lle PAKH: . The e Beaton, B 1. Mark. Lous. | Aufderheld or Deihler, d. F. Forbes of | church clement {s {dentified with the con- ville; W. C. Martindale, Detroit; Aaron I G, Borgt of Alions, 7. K. Ashig] servative. party ratur, R. A ollfer of Campbell and — — —— - Gove, Deuver; M. Jurdaz, Minneapolis. August Sudman of Oshkosh Army Steamer Wrecked s B There will be a contest between Atlanta —— MANILA, Feb. 26.—The steamer Newark and New Orleans for the next meeting of LOCAL BREVITIES. of the quartermaster's department has been the department. The place will not be wrecked on Catanduanes island. decided on until Thursday Mrs. Nancy Blalser died yesterday at At each annual meeting of the depart- | her late homle, Cuming street, uged 6| Cruteh and Canc Thrown Away. ment some one subfect is usually om- | JeATS The body will be taken (o Lincoin | The United States government, which phasized and this yoar It will be “Manual | °p PUFAL L 10 orelock | 0P8 the Hot Springs of Arkansas, save Training.” The fact that it is one belng | (his morning to consider the bluff tract | they Will cure rheumatism, gout, neuralgla, generally introduced in schools makes it | condemnation, the proposed appropriation | ¢Atarrh, nervous trouble and many others ono of interest. There are numerous | fOF the payment of the employes and other | Write Bureau of Information for illustrated papers and discussions on the subject WMAtIeRn. . books. Mrs. Winfield 8. Strawn will arrive fr The convention this morning was opened | cqlifornin Thursdiy afternoon arrange with an address by Superintendent E. G ts for her husband’s funeral will no Cooley on “Gospel of Work." He was leted until she comes, though it b followed by Howard J. Rogers, director of . o education of the Paris exposition, on stitute, 506 South lllxl;;m-nl:lmnrr‘:'lilm\ an catfon at the Parls Kxposition." At the cause of calling out the fir conclusion of his address there followed | ment 7 ay aftern N0 damag a “Discussion of Simplified Spelling,” led by dwelling. of John Barton at Tid Norh E. 0. Vall. e Twenty-second street a few hours later. An Assessor Places the Value on Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. HunTiNgroN, IND, Sept. 1, 18g9. Improvements State titute, Committees of the state sennte and of the house of representatives have visited the Institute for the Deaf and Dumb and in vestigated the need of the improvements asked for by Superintendent R. I Stewart The Improvements comprise repuirs and an addition to the bufldings, o new stand plpe and better fire protection. now gymnasium, a bakery, a cold storage plant and numerdus supplies and will cost about $90,000 “When the grip left me my nerves aud heart were badly affected; but 1 began taking Dr. Miles' Nervine and Heart Cure and was soon all right.—Wm. Roeric Eau Claire, Wis. Costs the smoker 10c; 2 for 25c; 15¢; according to size. ‘“ America's Favorite” because of its superior quality. Always uniform. Warranty Deeds and husband to Eme ots 7 and 8, block 8, lots 13 to 16, block Corrigan Place $ 1,000 n and wife t O B son, o 2, block B, 1 [ Dr. CaLowery, Dear Sir: 1 have had stomach troubles for twenty years, and was in bad health when I commenced taking 4 your Syrup Pepsin. Everything I ate Gliptan Dreutt 1o & T A distressed me. I have taken three bot- Sophia Poppenhagen and husband to tles of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Chrt IOSR Jfy 1 10 8, 15 11 ANG 18, L0 am still using it. [ have no more pain Somerse! mpuny to Ellgabeth H Uhl, lot 6, block 9, Hanscom Place 2,000 in my stomach, have a good appetite, Orr and wife to Anna Callahan, eatanything I wantand work every day W A G T T S T M I would advise all people suffering with Wit lot 4, b n’ Bwoouy'w add g > stomach trouble to try your remedy. | %1% 5 K Ao T ool : ROL G = E. k. Bruce & - - » o W. F. Weber, 25 feet 'ot T ¥ v - G. E. RICKETT, Assessor, B4 1’20 feet 1ot ¥, block 5, Redici s 3 subdiv 1500 Perry Township, Allen Co., Indiana. Quit Claim Deeds. soLp BY i Dandy to A, J. Smith, lots 1 (o 11, 14, 15, 17 to 26, block 7, Rose HIN All Druggists, Wholesale and Retail. v