Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 3, 1901, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY NEBRASKA PRESENTS PROOF Tarm Produots e monatrat the Stnte Part in the Corn Belt and Sends Enthusiustic Word 1o Wasbe ington m Staft rrespondent ) JINCO, v . Special Telegram T following message Wae men by gruph tonight to James Wiison, ne agriculture, a The Nebraske w the 4 E hus heen demonstrated that Nebraska very important part of the corn he sald a member of the board, referring he message, ‘‘and wapt the map id the state was not in the corn belt me here and be convinced of his ¢ f Mr. Wilson comes to Lincoin he w orn that 1s not excelled in any state ip nion and we will have no difficulty in prov ng that uples & position pretty near the toy be columu Surpusses All Previous Shows The sendiug of the message wag the of & vonference of the Board of Azri ture, beid woon after the state falr gate d tonig It was unanimously ag: he wgricultural and live stock hik be falr surpass all previous have been made during the lus ey, but they were generally thought nat be pu to be exaggeraied beard reaflirmed the gl went s weat oo marked the opening day of the fair the street cars and Burlington sp crowded all day with vieltore going te from the grounds. The Pi gave concerts morning and afternoc Tomorrow there will be numbers of tractive features The speed program bogin at £ o'clock and between the events re will be & contesc by the volunteer nents of York, Grand Island and Untversity Place, for cash prizes aggrea trial exhibition of cattle 1 depas 8200, Publ will be begun in the morning MOVER DRO;E DEAD AT SEWARD &. W. Sharp of Red C by Wagon. Dies from Heart inve EEWARD. Net ept. 2.—(Specta gram W. Sharp of Red Cloud, M who was traveling by wagon. nccompanied by his wife and four boye, and wh camped over Sunduy near the Atchison & Nebraska rallroad west of thig city, dled sudder of heart fall ure while trying t hiteh team to the wugon this morning. One the horses became unruly and frightened £harp, Who Was & VEry nervous mar subject to heart trouble. He fell and died almost instantly. Mr. Johnson, a pusser by, summoned & physiclan, but the man 4. His body will wus beyond medical ¢ khipped to Red Cloud for burial ON THE CHARGE OF BIGAMY Nebraska Cfty Man Arrested on In- format euvenworth on of County Sherift, NEDRASKA CT clal Telcgram.)—Eidridge rosted here today on information from sher'fl of Leavenworth county, Kunsas charging him with bigamy. He will be hel! until the arrival of the Kansas officer Gerry has lived here for a numbe: of vears he married Miss Moggie 1¢ is alleged thi Moore of Syractse in July, 190, and lving with her two months deseried and moved to Lesvenworth, where in June of this year he married Mrs. A. L. Hoxle Gerry has several children by his fust wife, who dled In 1806 014 Settlers Observe abor Day. NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Sept. 2-—(Spe- clal Tclegram.)—Labor day was celebrated here by the apnual reunion of old tlers at Morton park. Business was pended Jduring the afternoon. The crowd was lurge and enthusiastic. After praver by Rev. J. J Hawk Hon. J. Sterling M made & &peech of welcome. He followed by the orator of the day, Judg Hiram P. Beunett of Denver. Judge Ben- nett told of the pioneer dave of Nebroska At which “iwe he lived in Nebiaska Chy Short talks were made by Willlem Lowe and others. Many old settlers were j Deadlock at Ul ULYSSES. Neb., Sept. 2 —(Special.)—The publlc schoole opened this morning without an essistant principal. The school board Yas balloted 100 times and the result been a tie v In Severe Cases of Diarrhoea and Cholera Morbus.... L E ONLY Mull’s Lightning Pain Killer. A half to & teaspoontul fn & little wa o milk will 10 & few minutes effect a cure » Iu severe cases skturate & flannel with ¥ ghtning Pair Killer «nd apply ov tomach and bowels & remedy i& pure, free from capsicum and ammonia, hence it is safe ernal or external. 2ic a bottle a Blores, Or sent by I'he Lightning Medicine Go. Rock Island, 111 o ——— Mull's Grap al affection ver and bowels und clean ion are not encouracing hotel to made the ARE LOCATE et | MURDERER Wants Eecretery Wilson te Ceme and Bes #7000 primary Mise Marle Kirts prima IS WELL RECEIVED tee in Land Ofce Treated by Hesldents DEAVER Newlappo! - ll‘ (ourt S FINEST AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT| EXPECTS TO MAKE ARRESTS $P! DI.v Tmporiant L 8 Jenes Omahas W Penitenti- ary=Plnne for & Hollday nvestigated staking off BOY A SUICIDE AT GENEVA n-Year=0ld Son Cleve Takes s mes nitendance The gates were thrown open at 7 o'clock and eward as deputy warden of th matron at the himsel? with car Industrial school officer will assume the pos acid Saturday living with three miles from town had been helping his aunt with her work, as | prisoners and had gone out to do some choring. Hearing groans iv the als wert wnee City band B, Sumuel Gapin experience in was appointed stable she went been strict dying. &n empty bottle of | matters of discipline Suspended for Holiday verdict that he had caused | oMeces were closed today in obedience grandson of W. H. Hesser of Plattsmouth SHOOTS HIS COMRADE IN FUN Ashland Youth several stores and | pended work at Know It's | no demonstration by A movement pud, Traveling So He Blazes Tuird Trip to Philippines. R. B. McConnell State university 2.—(Special Tele- “lyde Barnes and Jobn Beges playing with & afternocn when Beger and it The bullet enteres Beggs right leg above the knee and glanced down ASHLAND. formerly of for the Phil had aliber revolver Barnes pointed the wea was discharged Afterwards he the Thirty-ninth and | ghen th bullet hae been probe have falled to locate the weapon was was all in fun | judges, good furl Darnes claims be loaded and exumination at a second lleutenant's Philippines Thirty-fourth colore worth, secured in company BOARDING HOUSE BURGLARS | iufen Addie (ox & the Labor Day | them 1o divide wi Foot Ball Manager Arrives. stablishment Looted Durt F. C. Cowgill, manager of the univers| bome in Villisca, Ia ng hie vacation of the day in coneul arrangements were where he has He spent the bonrding house Neb., Sept. 2.—(Spa- Booth arrived tonight Healthfulness healthier than Lincoln lower than any and everything was in disorder retigation 1t was found that $45 had b trom s grip belonging Price and & pair of gold cuff buttons ard a necktle from the trunk of George Bortz EAST, SHOWERS WEST Dispenser which ere probably a little shy in statistics vnbeslthiest death rate 18 as in Lincoln Singing Brigade two and three times from Omal siuging brigade of of the Lincoln|men to refrain from working. The employ- The Salvation Army | poses. They can get an ord. e 1;FAIR IN | Weather Quality of That Intend Nebraska corps tomorrow mnight GERMAN METHODIST PASTORS Bisbop Walden Continues Rev WABHINGTON Koehler in Omaha—Rey Tuesday and Wednesduy Nebraska—Fair | in western portion Tuesday Fair Tuesday showers and to south winds Illinois—Fair Wednesday portheast 1o east winds. For Kansas—Fuir fair in eastern ern portion Tor Colorado and Wyoming—Showers and ir in western southerly winds 2.—Forecast Herman in South Omal variable winds Wednesday falr o vorthwest NE, Kan., Sept | egram. }—Bishop | Methodlst conference for Kansas, Nebraska Towa and Colorado. appotntments braska districts are as follows South Nebraske Disirict slding elder —(Special Tel Welden of the announced the two | meeting of 10,000 persons, going over the showers and cooler in wes cooler Tuesday showers in emstern portion becoming variable « each ballot, us both sides Jansen &nd Gliead ere determined prospects for an early elec- nortk winds Fair Tuesday and Wednes east to southeast winds North and Wednesday Dakota—Showers showers and cooler ) enstern por professor Mount al Record OFFICE OF THE WEATHER RUREA Woestanmeyer temperature precipitation liam Zeonant Macon and Normal precipitat Jobn Koehler | Deficieney eficiency for ¢o H. G. Schoaese Omsbs and Ruchville Neb., sup Plettemoutd, | Matthew Herman; Waco and Seward, Neb H H. Heckman Report from Stations at Hotel Rule e eneapaIg in Delgtum, @TATIONS AND ETATE OF WEATHER. Sanyvied 9y At & certain hotel in Belgium b K H presumably North Platte oplates and ‘iovalid. 1t will cure uny pain manager wil Kansas City partly cloudy Tonic allays catarr- Acts on tne stomach e the Bys tem of impurities. o for lurge bottle charged more ndicates trace of precipitation iy 8 Ay ! Forecast Official REE: TUESDAY vice of courses and commission & The proprietor will not be respous ble for objects, money of valuable articles with shall not bave been given up for save f Deteotive B¢ Leclares in the Gillilan | or wnow for verification §. Meals served after fxed hours or in the room are charged extra, if meals are not said their will not be Gimoounted 10. To prevent errore it is of the greates mportance to put their full name and pro fession, very well written DR. BRYAN PRESCRIBES AGAIN Tells Kanwas i Unfonists 1o Tneint on Greater Juatice Before the Law KANSAE CITY abor day ‘was marked by the largest and most eing parade Ipbor unjone ever s e and by the partielp of William J Bryan in the procession. Bight thousand met bed throughb the Ktreets, grouped iv r unione and each union wearing & inguishing uniform. These uniform de by the loch girle of Gar me akers' union No. 47, who have started & co-operstive factory. These young women, dressed in white, rode in tally-ho couch and were cheered all along the line Mr Bryan occupled a carriage at the bead of the line and was cheered whes ever recognized. In the afternoon there was speaking and athletic games at El perk and tonight there were more o . The orator of the afternoon was Mr Bryan, who was preceded by Mayor Reed. The pavilion &t the perk was crowded to suffocation. Mr. Bryan k for hie text the bible verse ‘‘Mu not the mouth of the ox that grindeth out the corn.” He said in part Prescribes for the Aflment cade of our history shows greater ¢ wenlth and the me e less to show for it & but it 18 weak and inefficient would right the evile whick them The greatest danger of today {8 private monopoly. Not that anv one mon 1 worse than others, principie i bad which tolerates + monopoly i solution horing man to divide he trusts That has been giver Ws an argument for the trusts. Such a thing be immoral and impo 1t woul dlviding the spaiie of the highway would be & man to rifie kets and t 18 to divide the oceeds with vou. Today the only people hie With you are the others wh ther portions of the Lord's vir ard. In sent great gteel Kt re did t expressiong « yme from” From Texas They milie there. They are farmers rs of the sofl and laborers like yc 10 WArD_VOu 1o resist the . he trust Beware when cor- w ask you to Join The farm- trusts_longer than farmers 1 have hea m ix with off their farm 18t prices got 80 high the cannot buy they 1l eat t roducts hetr own istry helr wives can ever back to the primi by weaving jonger puy no more de- toll and you ve method of making clot t when the farmer car trust prices then there wi an make no more wages Not to Be Trusted The offer of the trusts to divide with the laboring mun 1€ a pitiall. Can you trust Lhe corporations to divide honesthy? No!' How many of you would like to try u lawsuit Judge on the bench i the oppos. Ing_ party to the sult? There are good vet do vou want judges wnd Juries 1o try vour casex when they are interested in the outcome themselves When vou permit private monopoly to dic- tate terme of division then vou place vour- selves wholly at their mercy. You aliow them to water their stock and then expect h labor on 4 just basis You are witnessing a buttie between lubor and the great steel trust. This trust was willing to unionize some of its mills, but wouid huve others open 10 nenunion lubor Why? Because the Lrust wanis some mille that 1t can depend on in the event of a strike. It is an unequal struggle, for the trust can shut down fts mille for a year, but laboring men car live o vear without work. 1t I8 vour duty to crush monopolie with the best resource at your command the ballot overnment by injunction fe an iniguitous stem and of the questions demanding attention he hands of people. The courts are the le und for @ court to rule 1& for & rt 10 dispense wit to condemn & man for violating & luw the court itsclf made. Court Assumes Too Much. Under the process of government by injunction the court constitutes ftself the | power to muke the laws, execute them and pass judgment on the offender. The whole thing ie wrong. lnder the system & num- ber of employers can Organize themseives | 80 into court and get an order prohibiting thers from organizing roh 1€ workingmen from getting other working- ere can organize to crush labor, but others | ure forbidden to organize. 1 am opposed to government by injunction, not that it is directed ewpecially uagainst the laboring man. but thut it does away With trial by jury. It {8 &_menace not only to one class, but to all. It is within the nower of the laboring man to do away with the system Mr. Bryan condemned the action of the b Carolina mill men who forbade their men to celebrate Labor day or to join unions Mr. Bryan went in a carriage from El tric park to Suwanee park, Kansas City Kan., where he addressed an open air same ground as in this city. He raised o | laugh &t the outset by takimg & position sheltered from the sun saving: I've b in the shade for several mounths now and I'm used to it Tonight Mr. Bryan made a short address st the Democry ONLY TWO MEMBERS APPEAR Bi-Weekly *Meeting Board is Postponed { tic club. Om Sehool T night Two members of the Board of Education President ( Hayward and W. F. John sre &l the board rooms last nigh at the hour fixed by law for the bi-weekly President Havward adjourned until tonight, according agreement entered into by the board mem- bers. At tonight's meeting ¢ principal w be selected to succeed Miss Ids Mack at the Vinton school iss E eth Rooney, whi tauzht the Seventh and Eighth grades a Walnut Hill school last vear. hae the s port of many member son he hoard [HIS CONDITION IS CRITICAL L A, Medlnr, F On o Mlisher, is Opernted Stomn Ja b Trouble at St eph's Hospital A. Medlur, proprietor of porter, was operatec noon at Bt. Joseph's hospital by Drs. Jonas and Grossman. It was thougnt thet Mr Medlar wus suffering from appendicitls but the doctors found tb an interr the Hotel Re vesterday aftor While Mr. Medlar stood the ope Phila uncle of the sick man, ha Throws (n Mun's Face LOST CABIN, Wyo., Sept. %.—(Special H W. Rate and wife are under arres harged with making an essualt upon Frank Plafl. It is alleged that Mrs. Rate tnol offense at something Plaff said about her and she threw the contents of & hottle of carbolic acid In his face. Friends of Plaff attempted 1o interfere, but the husband of the woman drow a gun &nd stood the crowd off until she had accomplished her purpose Plaff is bacly burped about the face and ecta] courier is attached on the | mey lose the use of ope eye. SEPTEMBER 3 [ TWICE HANGED BY THE NECR RU-NA CURED ME. IT WILL CURE YOU. | Tramp at Weeping Water is Given o Taste of Lynebing. LOWERED ONCE Trifier with Children Out of the is Driven WEEPING WATER Telegram.)—Saturday and & half ring Perry's absence piaving near & straw stack quarries thie morning. and reaching Perry's home the man wan that he was This afiernoon the neighbors strung him the crossarms of a telegraph pole and send word up sguin and finally bim. They him promise country and let him go. ben harmed stood ready ¥ any orders given WOMEN IN MANY FIELDS Occupations Novel a Few Years Ago Attention Now The march of progress which has brought an extension of opportunities for | Women hows Lo SIEDE Of cemeing or even | v veur & mew department | college, & new field of in- | this once | diminishing vestigation, 18 openeg scorned, petted or ridiculed sex. the professions, high end | low. Dow offer avenues atd outlets for the energies of girls and women who &re &m clever and willing to work industries, but now #o predominantly feminine & almost never made or censure unique profession adopted by tome pathbreaker among women | new and especial honor bestowed upon & deserving girl The daughter of & wealthy closes some Puffalo man examinations Having accon- yachting tours government panied her father on many she Ccan boast sixteen yeare' service at the The lcemse was granted in Vir- 3 Mothers was the address Mary Garrett, | With infinite patience she | Wonders why' child to speak by can enter public To bulld her up everything | under the sun is tried except u lessening of unpatural strain upor mental work and the schools &nd be instructed with other chil- | the nervous eystem She aime to make these zens of & community, not A prize of $1,000 is offered the women 8apped almost to students of the University of Penneylvania | thle condition the American Woman's zoological station &t Nuples for the best thesis on any scientific subject, | troubles. | embodyiug results of independent rerearch. | A distinguished Irish archaeologist and | ern life is the lack of sane parental knowl edge which existe on the part of mothers it the education ot thelr growing daughters movements, | into what? A bundle of rerves encased | the most fragile frame, ber physical vitult a class apart And yet we wonder why 80 few women absolutely free Is it 80 inexplicable” Obe of the most amaz'ng phase: The prize is antiquary was Miss Margaret Stokes, who recently died in Dublin | Willlam Stokes, was the Royal Irish academy Another famous archaeclogist Yorke Stevenson of the faculty of the Uni- versity of Penneylvania, has just been made | ET& one of the grossest the ment of our American girl are medical statistics &nd Rome on|land homes tours, bringing home many | rather than the welght of her bod: the New England And the results of such training are appar- the American Board of Foreign Missions | ent to even the most casual observer of the 10 Sunday school pupile for essays upon | American woman missionary themes, fourteen have been won | land horse is a heeithier product than ‘s the New England girl |GIRLS PLAY BASKET BALL Miss | Hendley mand Wilaonville Teams Piny & Very Fast Game to a Her father, & former president of | seems to Mrs. Sarah | years of 10 cannot endure any tal or physical °6t possible dangers thie department American Exploration often been sert archaeological valuable antiquitie Out of fifteen prizes recently offered by nccording to The weight of & girl's by | most concerns Senaior Mason's dsughter, Ruth to join her father and brother in the prac tice of law 1o Illinols Jersey's fir appeared before | of errors and appeals to argue | The client been deserted by after marriage secure & divorce in common courts, aud Lawyer Philbrook wom ractice ane Boston's womar architect a9 gt s was given the commission of de- signing the New England States bullding at She already had gained her magnificent Attleboro and a dormitory at Cambridge Worcester Woman's club building. Miss Chapman won this expogition honor in cow- architects solely her designe Miss Josephine Pan-American. ley's referce Mr. Poliock, e Leominster Ben Hurs Los HERMAN, Neb ABSOLUTE SECURITY, Genuine Carter’s Little Liver Pills. petition with Bryp Mawr, Miss Carey Thomas Association of Colleges and Preparatory Educational in separate form. Her arguments are logi- theories ae t since women are becoming revent womer that they are of Pharmacy bighest rating ever attatned by any examinution ing left with a drug store shand's death, she studied pharmacy beslides running the outside of school store with & OMEN ARE INVALIDS. Overioad Their Daughters with Accomplishmen of fond parents ip their studies lishments is one topic FOR HEABACHE. FOR DIZZINESS, FOR BILIDUSRESS, FOR TORPID LIVER, FOR CONSTIPATION, FOR SALLOW SKIN, FOR THE COMPLEXIDK Lk at school, load them dowr arious sges of from sehool CGURE 8ICK HEARACHE. laughter must know something of these Safeand Sure St Phlla., Pa & MeCONN Ceg. 16tk nud Dogr with such & menta becomes snaemic | Vistiess sud mervous, wud (heu tbe mother | sta, Omahi at this tender age UNION PACIFIC SEPTEMBER « EXCURSIONS .. VIA THE UNION PACIFIC Do not make & mistake. All western states and points of interest reached with least in- conveniences via this line. ROUND TRIP RATES Between Omaha and Pueblo - §$15 Omaha and Col. Spgs. $15 Omaha and Denver - $15 Omaha and See® - $25 Omaha and Salt Lake $30 Omaha and Ogden - $30 Tickets on sale Sept. | to 10, Cood for return to Cct. 31, 1901, City Ticket Office 1324 Farnam, Telephone 316. Union Station 10th and Marcy Telephone 624 You Spend Half Your Lifetime :rn'tj BEE BUILDING | R.C.PETERS & CO,, Bee Building, Rental Agents Ground Floor 8os FecmStmite Wrepper Bolow. egistered A. Mayer Co, ;ri 220 BEE BUILDING OMALA, NLB ‘Phone (716 ‘Re-No-May Powder COX TANSY PILLS relieves ana cures all disorders of the teet nihy Reguiator Druggists or by Mall Send tor Woman's Safeguard froe WILCOX MED. C0.. SHERMA A Price 50 Cents. 8014 by Aruggiets and glove lers every. where 1By madl for be sudiloune | SOV pokiegs. o