Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 22, 1901, Page 3

FARMER T0 RAISE FURS/® Blus River Acres to Tisld Crep of Polecata and Mutkrata COAX BEAVERS WITH A DAM WiLL J. Searson Has Trapped the Walrans and the Polar Bear and Wil Follow Arctic Methods in Nebraska, BELVIDERE, Neb Much of an elghty- the Blue i of ralsing muskrat animals, for their old trapper for the Hudson for years. He able wealth an in b entery 1s aro hate little Neb., March tour-mile ditch wh was constructed through the sw county south of Coburn Jun peuse ot $10 thereby of land tillable, is to be and deepened. and a latteral ditch constructed Pigeot creek. Th mated cost of the improvement will be § 000, which will be borne by the owners benefited under a spe ment. The work will be begun & civil engineer completes th DAKOTA eial.)—The Ieane al wmssess- as soor But One Ticket at Wymore. WYMORE, Neb., March 21 There will be but one ticket on olection day. The time filing caucus nominations Mayor, J. R. Dodds; clerk treasurer, C. B. Hensley Newell; councilmen, First ward frey; Second ward, George Worth of Education, E. N. Kauffman, Dar and Jobn Hild in has ¢ The t Arthur Murdo engineer, L 1. 0. Jet Board WMiss Vickell H; Physician | BEATRICE, Neb., March 21— 1 Telegram.)—Word was recelved here today that the trustees of the Clark hospital of Elkhart, Ind., b tende:ed of house physician to Miss Mat of thi Miss Nickell is at present at tending a school of homeopathy in Chicago and will finish her four years' course th spring and will accept the posit « va Anti-Saloon GENEVA. Neb, March 21 An anti-saloen cauncus was and the following ticket nomi A. D. Curtess; clerk, W. T. Harris urer, W. T. Thomas; councilmen, F ward, Captain 1. E. Allen ward W. 1. Carson; Third ward, F. F. Beals Board of Education, Peter Youngers and ( H. Burnett Mrs. Wertzhurger DAKOTA CITY, Net cial.)—The westbound from this place as a tella Wertzhurger, who for nine months has | been in the county jall, being unable to| furnish $200 bonds to keep the peace, om a complaint filed by Jesse N. Harden. Mrs Wertzburger's busband lives in Denver and she says she has property fhere. Reteaned. | March 21.—(Spe- train today carr passenger Mrs. Es- | Dr. | TECUMSEH 3 ecial.) —Dr BT West. WHorFuftered the rupture of a blood vessel on his brain a week ago, is getting along well nd the physicians ia charge hope for his complete recovery 1 During the last three days his general con- | dition has greatly lmpro | Trust Company Reorganized. BEATRICE, Neb. March —(Special | Telegram.)—The Smith Bros. Loan and| Trust company has been reorganized with ® paid up capital of $125,000 rectors are all castern clients and the stock is distril and individuals. Wheat Crop Looks Promising. BELVIDERE, Neb., March 21.—(Special.) The large acreage of wheat sown In this county last fall looks better than it has | for years at this time of the vear. The | farmers expect nest week o ¢ ool Bonds. TABLE March cfal. ) —The April 12 and sition 1s §1 bou: RC school the 100 bond ount to by DEATH RECORD. ‘ J. R, Sims HASTINGS, Neb., Hastings. { March 21.—(Special.)— | The tuneral of J. R. Sims, who died sud- denly Monday night of heart disease, was at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the family home. Mayor Iisher, the members of the city council and all city office holders tended the funeral Old-Time Telegrapher MILWAUKEE, March 21.—Emile M Shape, for many years chief operator of the SORES AND ULCERS. Sores and Ulcers never become chronie unless the blood is in poor condition — is sluggish, weak and unable to throw off the poisons that accumulate in it. The system must be relieved of the unhealthy matter through the sore, and great danger to life would follow should it heal before the blood has been made pure and healthy and all impurities eliminated from the syse tem. §.8.5. begins the cure by first cleans- ing and invigorating the blood, building ng the general health and removing from the ssiem A JONSTANT DRAIN « 0N THE SYSTEM. effete matter. When this has h«n accomplished the dis- charge gradually ceases, and the sore or ulcer heals. Itis the tendency of these old indolent sores to grow worse and worse, and eventually to destroy the bones. Local applications, while soothing and to some extent alleviate pain, cannot reach the seat of the trouble. §.S. S. does, and no matter how apparently hopeless your condition, even lcough your constitution has broken down, it will bring relief when nothin, else can. It supplies the rich, pure blc o necessary to heal the sore and nourish the debilitated, diseased body Hot Spri totry 8.8 5 T have been a per- d it wade a comyplete cure ly well 1nan ever since know:. — contains no poisonous minerals to ings. 1f your flesh does not heal readily when scratched, bruised or cut, your blood bend for our free book and write our physicians about your case. We make no | cial) ommence spring work | s | Nehraska N | Omaha PARSONS' ASYLUM ARGUMENT | | Plaintin Wants Injanction Kansas State Board of Charities, Against ceding agaln ies to enjo tion proceedings t Parsons 1t is maintained by hat the law horizing the 1 of Charities to condemn lands s repealed by the law p 4 ating the State Board of Publ The was argued for the State of Charities by C. H. Kimball he part of the Willlams of this arguments Judge ter advisement t HYMENEAL. Wella-dulian. ATKINSON, Neb., March 21 The marriaga of Miss Nell D. Ju er of Rev d Mre. Allen and Harry w pla last n he home of t parents H. Eighmy of Long Pine presiding the Methodist Episcopal ate Works Board Pars & on state by Atte ts Glass | churc The wedding was tended only by relatiy t Mr. and Mrs where a new residence has ompleted on Mr. Wells' ranch has recently purchased a half a cattle ranch ia Cherry years Mr. Wells has been engaged ttle and sheep business in Wyo brid the daughter a plone Methodis Nebraska q one and very Wells will being at intimate live at Lavoca been gro The ter T only R nister in Julian northwest Bush-Hassett. UMS Neb., March ~Eugene Bush and Miss Mafe Hasse: married at the home bride. Mrs. W. H The ate re friends were present the Presbyterian chur Mrs. Bush took the epend their honey son of Mr. and Mrs owner of the Te. carrier on the rural pecial.) wers f the mother of the Hassett, last evening and a few oth Rev. E. I. Davies ol h officiated. Mr. and train for Lincoln to moon. The groom is a D. R. Bush of this city uroseh oil system Moseley. March and My er: Ripp RTH R AL 21.—(Spe- Lela Moseley cre yes y morning at 5 is night operator for horn & Missouri Valley this state, and Miss Moseley of Adelbert Moseley. ba this morning N were married lock. Mr the Fremont at Oakd is the da couple left R Coley MITCHELL Telegram.)—Frank Haonah Gilbert wer Abbey Tuesday night groom being divorced | in the city couple finally peac ve-Gilbert March 21 Colegrove and married by Judge On account of the three of the ministers officiate and resorted to the justice of the Specia Mrs declined to Edmond DEADWOOD, §. D. 21.—(Special ) - Frank Edmo formerly of Coe & Ed- monds insurance firm of this city and later of the Edmonds & Dague firm, was married | in San Diego, Cal.. to Mrs. Belle Warne of Denver. Mr. Edmonds bas been engaged lo business in Denver for a few months Warne, March 21 Coalizer-Lyma WATER, Neb., March the Congregatiopal church last night Oscar G. Coglizer y L were married Hanford. The groom ceola, where the couple will live. ho Goes Aground ACOLA, F March 21 —The flag Kearsarge and the battleship Alabama North Atlantic squadron crossed the re this morning for a cruise in the gulf with Target bay, Culebra island, as a destin The Massachusetts, which other two war ships out the channel and w 4 at buoy No. be pulled off WEEPING ial)—At o'clock Miss M Rev Osc [ Ma, fon followed took a sheer. t aground on a spit of It is expected that and sail during the day COLDER IN WESTERN PORTION Sky fs Also to He Some- Clouded Today an Tomorrow. the lert what WASHINGTON day and For Nebraska and cloudy Friday western portion Saturday For lowa—Fair and warmer F: urday increasing cloudiness rain. southerly wind For Missouri and reasing cloudi urday; variable w th Dakota—Fair F temperature: Saturday variable winds For Colorado and Wyoming: and p rain or snow da fair; variab Shower 21.—Forecast for Fr S South Sat Dakota—Partly and rday colder in day; Sat and Kansas and nds Fair Friday probably rain Partly and Tiday with variable winds colder Saturd, nds For Montana temperature: Saturday fair For Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Ar ke Partly cloudy Friday with pr able showers In the afternoon or at n Saturday fair; variable winds For Ilinois—Fair and warmer F Saturday probably fair: westerly ifting to fresh hert Local THE Record. oF 'EATHER F M ¢ OFFICE OMAHA temperat ftation rd of temperature and naha for this day and si at ¢ 11 - i day since March Normal prectpitation Den for the Total precipitat ce 3 h 1 in . 2 & inch 3 inch tions at T P. M. h nes STATIONS AND STATE OF WEATHER clear th Platte. partly lear cleur lear ity Davenport nsas City, clear ) cloudy lear clear Bismarck Galveston 4 1 made tw SSS is the only purely veg- ruin the digestion and is in bad condition, and any ordinary sore :)um for this service " reiiel 1 wa etable biood purifier #dd to, rather than relieve your suffer- is apt to become chronic SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. L. A W Local Forecast of| | the and a mail | | 80ODY FOUND 1 Farmhand Near The | | the | by | s a feweler at | probably | h| Dies of Wonnds Made by Connely Thayer DIVISION OF GHT 1S OVER WORK Cambridge Farmer Attacked with Pitehfork and Jackknife with Fatal Results—OMcers on Track of the Offender. CAMBRI Telegram stabbed by Tha who law afternoon Cambridge. s and Thaver had been living on a and had trouble yester orning over a diy of the work. Thayer made an attack on William with a pitchfork and stabbed in neck the prongs just missing at theast ¢ h the One of ack with a jackknif r him disappeared and are making a diligent search (| BITTER AGAINST STEVENS | People of Plankinton Threaten Vio- lence to Man Who Wrecked the Bank. March MITCHELL, 8. D. | Telegram.)—Fred L {cashier of the Pl through this city back to Plankinton, sherift of Aurora had b made for was fixed up for his avoided his b stated that h time and was —(Special Stevens, the defaulting kinton bank, passed last night on his in company with county. Arrangeme his return and a bou appearance, and whi & placed in jail. Stevens had been in Chicago for some ready to return as soon as these errangements could be effected ain reached Plankinton, a crowd of 5 women and children on form watching for a chance to sec man who had wrecked his own bank the stood ens was hurried out of the rear end of the | Report St car and placed waiting for him. he crowd when over zealous ind carriage that was in shout we: up from appeared, and idual shouted to “Hang him.” An attempt was made to stop the buggy when it started off, 1t the sherift displayed his authority and the crowd fell back. Great excitement prevails at Plank inton over the return of the fu ina \ rretson Letter and Drinks Ca bolie Acid. D.. March 21.—(Special Now, ladies and geats, you will be sorry for this action, and my girl will be sorry and shed bitter tears, but I bave been abused and cannot stand it amy | long: b was ler, a suicide near body was found in the granar employed empty Writes OUX FAL Telegram.)— the message left by Charles g farmband who committed Garretson last night and whose this morning in an oat bin on the farm where he was Near by was discovered an bottle which had contained carbolic acid. Miller formerly lived at Primghai la. and has a brother, Fred, living a Blairsburg, Ia., who has been notified of | the suicide, [REDUCING WHEAT ACREAGE | | | South Dakota ¥ from Get the Ome-Crop Idea ag Awa MITCHELL By the first of D.. March 21.—(Special)— next week farmers in this vi expect to sow their wheat. The season is abead of a year ago in this r spect The wheat acreage will large as and it is evid tarmer. etting away rop pretty f The great | crease in the stock industry in this county has made a greater demand for feed and men who bave devoted the greater part of their farm to wheat find it necessary to grow more feed for their cattle and sheep. The number of cattle and sheep in county, as compared with a ye: ago this times is nearly doubls, a great many cattle having b brought in since last fall fait viar Py So b Dakota Incorporations. PIERRE, S D.. March These articles of incorp fied. The North Horn R mpany, at Plerre, with a ¢ incorporators, R. E | Walling and L. L. Stephens The Success Oil company capital of $200,000 ro B. F eph The Alexandria ompany. at th a capital of $300,000; incorporat Boyon. H. H. Jodah, L. L. Stephens Verdon Baptist church, at Verdon ounty; trustees, J. L. Strange, H Newmeyer and 8. N. Simmons The First Baptist church of Bu ustees, J. E. Bondurant, J. W Andrew Muler | The Balsam Mc Plerre, with a | pora F les Ryberg, J at Pierre, incorporators mstone and |a alo Gap es Fuson and ntain Mining capital of 32 MacRae, H. ( ompany at incor- Thornton Smith Portland ( with a » 1 Land apital of $500,000 H. L. Ladd mpany, at incorpor. John Suther- Pierre. ators land The Frist | Plerre, with a ators, Fr th he Hatch 1 capital of 850 ank Frisbee, F. A ompan W incorpor Hatch, L. C mi t rmanent school fund sale of Butter and Exx H YANKTON D.. March The most srtant business recorded time in Yankton losed ¥ started this made i the « of th point by men will be out as fast as can be opened and made. Yankton will be made packing and shipping point | rounding territory | S 1) transfer is that Armou h who Co., whi Hartung than a ago. most important the Hartung will be A large employed new ter purchases the central for the sur has one of in o Any him soy managed number at once ritory nes. his extra and put of New Machinery for Mine. LEAD, § D. March 21.—(Special.)—The | new machin for the shaft of the Belt De- velopment company at the top of Lead hill bas arrived and bas been unloaded carloads arrived, including a large botler weighing ten tons. also an air compressor weighing ten tons. A large amount of steel has arrived at Kirk to be used by the B. & M. company in putting in improvements at that place. gang of twenty-five men has been put to work and it will be late in the summer be fore the work is completed New Eleetrie Line Expecte DEADWOOD, 8. D, March 21 A trolley system is proposed between this city and Lead to be put in by the Burlington | Railway company. For many months the company has contemplated putting in im | provements on the road connecting the two cities. Several electrical engineers have becn asked to give thelr ideas in the matter come | "' |HAROLD H. WHITLOCK DIES g (Special.} | was | Connely | 0o 'ISLAND FARMERS I MEED! 1901, To Settle at Vermilion Porto Rico Wanta $5,000,000 Loan for Benefit of Agrical MEETING CALLED | FOR RELIEF Juan Chamber s Planters, Bankers and Mers “h Meet in ference Sunday of Commeree ave New Lodee SIOUX FAL Ma cial.)—~The at Hurley gro for an Wor members of Con- have pu ere | FREIGHT AGENTS ARE SCARED arm | are | eral Interstate Commerce Commis on of Alleged Cut Ra Makes Them Uneasy. KANSAS CITY March 21— acting as the abse New York James D. Prouty of Ve Ilino torney The hairman e of Chair Ye days hat and freight criminal inters inq were examined and testimony brou; a freight rate age prosec tate ¢ tear tion of tollow offictals the was ! When | the | |FOR THE | day of an i | UNDERWOOD TO GO TO THEERIE | | the | | part of | shorter. | | added that | made | that the illinois Central F IN GRANARY | | Hance Insurance ¢ | building. Cannot Exclude Students not AGO, Mar g0 abroad ILLINOIS CENTRAL! » in New York Minneapolis & St s Sold. That the Louls NEW YORK, M the stock of the M railroad and an points in the h 21 advan h price revived the rumors to- nding chang the cor property. A report reulated | oad company | of this had practical neapolis & St. Louis Edwin Hawley. presiden apolis & St. Louis a said with reference to t “There are no nego the sale of th railroad. The men tha perty have w the prospects an in de tained must first possess virtue—=PURITY that ~THE STAR MILWAUKEE —| Vice President of Baltimore & Ohio Being Coaxed Inte Big Un- dertakin is absoiutely pure in every sense of word. Its all-round goodness and ine beer purity has gained for Bla'z & most eaviable hold on beer drinkers everywhere, Shall we send you & case? BLATZ MALT-VIVINE (Non-Intoxicant.) Tomic for th Val. Blats Brewing Co, OMAHA BRANCH, 1412 Douglas Street. Tel. 1081, NEW YORK P says e Presid Manager F. D. Underwood of t & Ohlo rallroad, who rea yesterday, has since met the directors of | the Erie railway and those financially terested in iis affairs. ALcbis meeting Mr Underwood was asked 1o take up the d of the Erie presidency. He returned Baltimore st Dight 1 bas the matt nder consideration election to fe presidency now walls upon his ceptance of the proposals made to h though they are not as formal f Mr. Underwood's tive in the Erie's affai of his ultima portunity to develap t working out plans now and to repeat Baltimore & O March ac he SYMPTOMS LIKE THESE— BELCHING, BAD BREATH, BITTER TASTE, BLOATING After Meale, HEARTBURN, BACKACHE, HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, NERVOUS WEAKNESS, LOW SPIRITS, Little Miami Traction Company Lace Cincinnatl, Springfield, Co- lumbus and Dayton Together. March says COLUMBUS from Springfeld, O late last night that of th le Miami Tract tended mnot only to build line to Cincinpati and Springfield run connecting lines to Columbu ton und build several roads in the the state, one to a poin Mays Ky The is & the project The ) to parallel the Panhand the le 000,000 b Cincinnat and is fifteen n | IMPROVES CENTRAL PACIFIC | Management Will Soon Heavy Contracts for Bet- terments. FRANCISCO, March Southern P: mpany p raight indicate bad system and digestion, a disordered ng state of heaith PRICKLY ASH BITTERS Is 2 p ve and speedy cure. It clears the body of poisonous secres tions, cleanses the blood, aids diges- tion, strengthens the kidneys, purifies the bowels and imparts renewed energy to body and braln, New Let SAN Hays ¢ that the policy of s With this abject racts will be let will bave the effec Francisco considerably far as time is concerne which has been such a Pacific main line in stituted to a large extent the rk wo 21.—Pre railroad extend high ident in @ecceccscessccccrssssssssscsssssscsscsscesoce » UGGISTS SELL I Price’# 120 Twenty Clne e Romds Hepresented naati Confere Maintain 01d Freight Schedule, ar March Freight ives of twenty e here ports CINNAT ment representa roads were in conferea rates to lake The de reached is to maintain for the pre rates of last year, but a reduction may b later. A scarcity of cars was re- ported by all the roads represented today to uss the 5 THE BEST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS Run via the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Via Scenic Route through s gh Colorade and WEDNESDAYS. FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS, Great Western's New Agent. PAUL, Minn., March 21.—J. P. Elmer general agent of the Chicago Great West. | ern rallway in this city, was nted general passenger agen hea at Chicago, succeeding F. H. Lord H resigned Formerly Anay &t of Omaba, Chi- 2 the March ger of CHICAGO. estern max H. H. Wh Delaware and Re ompanies, died here today after a short | Mr. Whitlock came to Chicago from Omaha in 1898 ! (dor Intormation and . Tourist Dictionary” address City Ticket Office, 133 | Omaha. Neb. 43 Pornem . Harold H ware with Whitlock represented the Reliance in O offices in the F acd lived at ninth sireet Deta . National South Twen 8 4l PAIN, s 3 *he best rem. edy for X‘IA)’ LHC 4 by Druggists 1a gyery part of the world Be vure and ask A mew wheel and just the one you have | 107 “Mrs low's Soothing Syrup | no o\u:r Kind. Awenly-five cents a always wanted. Read The Bee wheel offer. | poit) botule. 25¢. is too much for a soap. Nobody value into it. knows how to put half that No man can make better toilet soap than Kirk sells for 10c. Jap Rose trwase wamal Soap It is perfumed with roses. Made of vegetable oil and glycerin, So pure that you can sce through it. An exquisite production -- the verv best that any price can buy. of seif aiuse, -nw- . onpans. Stimelates 04 teain 408 pervs clnters. & + ga aniee. b o ey eiimied, w8 Conra. (o ars e, Acidrmat SISH5D Fam v1v € o B3n Sres 9, OBE POR SALE BY MYERS-DILLOS DRUG CO. 16TH AND FARN/ M. er iy R heleioed — Adyvice to Office Seekers. April and May are the months when most peopls do their moving. The grosvects are that the demand lor. of. ces in Omaha was never so great as it will be this spring. Thers are not & great many rooms v: The Bee Building but there are among them weveral which are partioularly choice; ore di- rectly in front of the elevator on the foor; one on_the ist floor next ¥ ce to The Bee business of- fte of three rooms on thi . 04 & very large office a vault on the ground fioor fact stieet. Besides these, there are four or five smaller rooms In various parts ©of_the building rents are reasonable and the service perfect. R. C. PETERS & CO., RENTAL AGENTS, Ground Ploor, Bee Building, Omaha. Get Ahead of the Spring Rush For Offices. [ e SN T ® Grand Fair and Entertainment New Temple Building Fund At Metropolitan Hall, on Harney St. From Monday, March 25th. to March 30, 7:30 p. m. Scason Tickets $1.00; single admission 25¢ children 10c. Children’s Matinee Tuesday afternoon. Tickets at Mandelberg's, corner 16th and Farnam. M For the Benefit of the rs. Martin Cahn will sing Monday and at the Sacred Concert Friday evening B e S LS Sc CIGAR. John G. Woodward & Co., Distributors, Moritz Meyer Cigar Co., Distributors, Council Bluffs, Omaha