Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 10, 1901, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1901. ANOTHER NORMAL SCBOOL 55z, oee o oz CHASE AFTER THE BANDITS| NOMINATIONS SENT To SENATE SHERIFF SHOOTS A ROBBER | be compriscd of Licutenant Colonel V.| rious OMcinl This is Kebraska's Keed, 8 Claris Talbot, Major John W. McDonald, | | . | Majsor R. Emmert Gitten. Captain Jonn c. | Nyoming Officsrs Parsne Load: ments Captares Anothor of Band Wil the Third | i ot Fowler, | 1artigan and Captain Willis E. Talbot Curry @ang, - Man Makes His Ercaps. ‘ The candidates to be examined are ity WASHINGTON, Dec. 0.~The pres s | DECISION 1N AN IRRIGATION C*SE‘}".“ Raw ang Josent o Thurce, Gapiains | FRUSTRATE PLOT TO WRECK TRAIN | eenate: State, consuls of the Usited 8 THIEVES ARE THE FIRST TO OPEN mzi ‘ i | Thoras F. Roddy, John P. Cameron. James Richmond Pearson, North Carol 1. Grimm, Addison E. Knickerbocker and Genoa; Henrs D. Saglor, Pennsylvania, a Thomas . Baughman. Firet Lieutenants | Fositives Have Good Start and Ave | Dawson City, Yukon Territory in National Gamrd = An | charies M. Anders R [rease wann) xamination for OMcers’ Commisstons | Canada | Mad Been Through a Store at G n. George A. West Monnted on Fast c Aand Se. Treasury—To be collectors of custom A OMcers Met Them in Galeh Sueresst ens | Frederick W. Ludwig. Richard €. VanDuyn Likely to Eseape Into Levi M. Willcots, district of Duluth, Minn «Dead Man and Prisoner Allan B. Wilson, Harry ¢ Stafford, William Mo WVilllam H. Devos, dlstrict of Milwaukee Not fdentified. €. Baldwin, Joha M. Birkner, J. V. Beghtel ¢ Wis —_— Louls H. Diers, Samuel E. Yoder, Clifford Lovis T. Wels, commissioner of immigra | E. Walden and ira W. Warnick; Second Ui tion at Baltimore; Washington Haverstick 5 . " (Fror ft Cofrespundent Licutenants Johu T. Chambers, Henry of LEAD, § D, Dec. 9—(8pecial Telegram.) | INNE e Wisconsin, general inspector, Treasu LINCOLN, Dec. %.-(8pe SERXBITNE, PO & ' | department s ree men entered the general store of | nent given ont today State o O otx Flehors or thy | Navy—Medical director, William K. Van | Biward Wood at a last night and Fowler says Nebraska sotely n . d oy , | lea R 8 & H robbe t to the amcunt of $40 herif John E Buckmaster, Willlam T. Linder, | Tne | Reypen, to be surgeon general and chief of one more state normal school. He declares | oy ™6 ‘r’:‘»:‘fi"‘\‘.»-'..r"‘”[.f.ui".[im. r‘:'\':l‘ry‘w [ the bureau of medicine and surgery: Doten of Deadwood and Patsy Paterson of | One-SlXth Pure gl)‘cc]']fi-_ thc the 3ate Normal school at Peru has done ; Royal B. Bradford, U. 8. N., to b this city, deputy sherift, started in differeut | its work well, but on accor of its foac- | LandsLeasing Tour. | to hold up train BERTINE RYRES. PEISeSTe directions to meet the robbers. Paterson | censible location doen not afford the noces-| Land Commissioner Follmer and Deputy | (Fom Laramie to Rawlios and liberate Bob | (he bureau of caulpment, with the rank o€ oo (o v Strawberry gulch and ordered | best for the toilet that human y ’ itarne « | Lee, altas Curry, and other notorious ban- Nem to give u s Pobbe od at #ary advantages. Mr Fowler expresses his | Commissioner Eaton today returned from a | i w A 4B N l‘ th sniten. | & N.. chief of the bureau of ordnance, witi them g p. The robbers fired a views on the subj a8 follows | land-leasing tour through the counties of E ¥ RES BUSVIL \SPING S SRe RSN | Paterson und one shot was sent into the tary. The ofos ittle rank of rear admiral; Frank C. Davidson | k ” e d n epeaking, ins Nebraska, The present en- | Cheyennc |‘wl h”";"‘,‘, and n“yl i of 'v“ 'v':k v . bbb By Ly M""y Heory M. Webber, Eidorado; Thomas 8. r‘ o ’1 ‘: ]Ih driver g.“ \hm\ |I: s . " s rellment reachen over 800 students. There | state remains available in that territory |00 fast hors | arm Reynolds, Harrisburg; Charles W. Warner it the third man escaped. None 0 A b StEEr 1@ s@ bl s l In”sdaition 1o he Stare Normal schoot| Kimoi county. The land was wuctioned | ¥hen the plo B e reoner | el H. Watson, Mount Vernon; Hardy « it AT e B ou pav a dollar a s rit at Peru, the Fremont Normal, a private|at considerable more than the legal & per A Vorls, Waterloo. lowa—Alfred T. Under. $hot this morning by Deputy Sheriff ) ) ‘ ar a ¢ kc f() n ¢ y near th i cific allroad a . N W Celly b . - 4 school, and the Ka Weslovan unlver. | cent ou appraised valuation ¥ e s | B1IT;. + OUNVNNt Y. JHOUW. = A Dot e o etk sity, a denominational institution, bave met We expect to conclude the leasing of | Point between Laramie and Rawlins, were A man ntic A ) Sorce Juffalo Cen intoxicated, was arrested here They Immediately pulled | '80Uc: E. B reer, Buffal N the requirements of the school laws of Ne-|land on January 6, sald Mr. Follmer today, | 4 once notl tee 5 | ter Patrick McMahon, Charter '0d8¥ who claimed to be a brother of the | LTSC 1t fOI' l’()ll(‘t Zlnd l’flth. BRSNS And ates as | “and it will surprise us if a single acre re- [Up stakes and wen st to a rendezvous sue two-year certifl as | el ol Ay Oak. Frank C. Downey, Dexter, Eva 9ead man. The driver of the team was Fred | woll tm 1ife cortificaton to Kradustes complet. | MAIDS after that time. Our leasing trips so | 1ear Point of Rocks, where they separated, | Gt FPURE 0 BOVR: TEREES FB% “curvet of Pluma, who fs fn jail tonight | Tox the mormel curaes. o iese. ostivutions, | far have met with phenomenal = success. | PAFt of the gank goiug north and the others | 8007 Faeriuilics # Use it on the hair. CF 18 aotEMCu o these INtILIO00. | whiees (6 1084 (hdn & QONPERF-WAfiion 6. | EOI0E SOt 5 ; " IMPLEMENT DEALERS MEET 3 Olson, Clayton J. Norton, George K. Welsh, | Telogram.)—A posse of Bis Horn county Willlam H. Pitzer, Walter ¥ Simmons, | gMcers | Palm, Mount Pleasant; William [ or other corporate schools of this state may | Maining i the ten counties—Boyd, Hoit,) The trail of men RoINg NOTth WAR| poach, Muscatine; C. A. Merrill, N SF oier SoBgTaL thoce o 1N Wale mRY | e Fahe k. Brows, CoMreY, Bbeidan | [0iowed. ihe chase cudink " sielht| honc Mumblne, G, Mernll Ners \oiiprr coneention ot sievs Pl Skin and hair will be as soft i Dawes, Box Butte and Sioux. The same may | (broush to the Big Horn countr: "¢ MER | Gimer K. Johnston, Rockwell City; Charles Deaws Large Crowds of Dele- f 3 be sald of the fourteen counties in tho|are now headed for Montana 8 Snaties J y M It is my opinion that Nebraska is in N. Marvin, Shenandoah; Charles J. Wonser sates and Visitors d . l P ¢ aore need of at least one. |f not two, more | S0Uthwestern portion of the sta BOLLN SUSPECTED OF THEFT|Tame: Hares L. Brotheriin. Tipion; Marion an smooth as SiK. atate normals, ‘detached entirely trom all| New Incorporatio - Bruce, Rolfe; Alfred E. Kineaid. Walnut; 3y b - odiie! o anello. i SIOUX FALLS, 8, D, Dee, 8~(8pecial.) . Jr, with m~' sir vyl~"w"lf' Lp | Articles of incorporation of the Milton | Wealthy Wsoming ::'1‘:1 A4 umll\.n‘m“\‘\‘-”wfl:“ ‘\y’rfl“v: 1y, Tomorrow and the two following daye will | Ll JAMES s, KIRK & COMPANY by he preparation of teachers. '€ | Rogers & Sons company of Omaha were re- | cuned of KNl Hiwkine, duretilon: JAMIsH odgrags, | De the liveliest experienc by Stoux Fall thoroughly and well, but it fs situated in ,u.|t\ The company i:I\Ammllmd at $100,- | e $ Paragould;. Bamuel Davis, Russell on Tuesds: \'\”,'f“,,j‘,“ iph ',',,’,,',::lh ot the southeast corner of the siate, in an al- {400 and the Incorporators are: Herbert M. | bR L TR L L the annual meeting of the Retall Implement | ont Inaccows Do location, ovlng (0 poOf | Ragers, Thomas J. Rogors and _Alvert YENNE. Wyo., Dec. 0 N s DEALS, OIGH HMBIOAL Sl | riadorat nasoeik lon ot South Dkota; south a allway facillifes. We are not unmindful | Spoerri It will deal in bardware and gen- | *&fam.)—Ehler Bolln, a wealthy ranchma V. James, Monte el d e S of the good wark done by the State univer- | oral house furnishing goods | who lives twelve miles cast of Cheyenne, 1s ; Samucl 8. Johnston, National ( AraHle | e ARNAL. Sobention of (e’ Mouth BEST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED sity, the private schools and colloges in| amended articles of incorporation of the | suspected of killing sicers owned by others | 4. Madson, Aneels = Camp. Colorado- ' fob ot b . The i S, e A ST e o o RS U S S | A ety B it T " | POURIST EXCURSIONS oine when Nebraska «hould make beiter | Columbus providing for an increase fn the | WArrant was issued today and officers will llame, Glenwood Springs Johu Al v ol 8 ed, Loadville; Jo Scott, Sterling, | e (w0 conventions. It is cxpeeted that | provision for the professional training of | capital stock of from $100.000 to $1,000.000 | Visit the Bolln ranch and hunt for hides | fred. Leadvill John C. Scott, Sterling. ' 18 e%y it | TO racy in this state is as low as that in any | Chiet Game,Warden Simpkins was notified | tices which are said to | been going | Frost. Gardner: Dora I iy SRR O L = yiher state in the union, the free achools of | today that John L. Goff of Plerce was ar- 00 in that locality for two vears. Bolln |dlan Territory—B. L. Robertson, Purcell: | (7 (EHEANITRE fanters o 1 in I RN this commonwealth are not such as they | rested jn that place yesterday for violating | hat not been placed under arresi, nor ha orge B. Roderick, Holdenville. Missouri k b 1 I‘ nught to be. They are not accomplishing John Marshall. Bonnetville: () [ | | the game law, and on a plea of guilty was | there been a warrant issued for his appre- | le; Charles Seeks to Ald the n the full sense the high object for which | fined $15 and costs. The arrest was made | hension. but it alleged that he has sig m.--I |(m»vm\.H“ H. H. Mitehell, Clinton VBRMTLION Al S VIA they were established. Nor Is it dificult | by Deputy Game Warden George L. Carter. | Dified his willingoess to come to Cheyenne | Herschel P. Kinsolving, Malden: Albvert L. ) Jar « areh \ « 8 Droppers, president of the University of | LEAVE o arrive at the true cause. Each fall we o (T L e Postpomed, | 10Y tIme to answer to the charge Kurden, Marshall; William hanuot ; b | Three R Gk . South Dakots, durfng a recent visit to i T, ave in the schools of Nebraska over 2,000 Last Saturday John Ulrick, a nephow who | Marshfield: Frank E. Miller, Neosho: Wil st . 3 3 i OMAHA rew, inexperienced teachers. Of the 9, By a vote of 8 to 4 the city council to },\ employed at the In ranch, was ar-|}s E. Flanders, Paris; Charles L. Porter, | \Vashiugton, called on President Roosevelt Excursions Ratiars IRkt : S and submitted to him two propositions. The cachers employed in this atate each year | MBht indefinitely postponed the steam- | rested on a charge of illegally killing | Plattsburg, Irank i SETOON 96 1 Arst was: that the State t bian W ut 5.5 per cont are graduates of some col- | NeAUDE franchise ordinance. The commit- | teors. It is alloged that he admitted the |James W. Mills, Versailles; Peter €, Van- | st Bo v,| it the State department reques eeKly g or university, but 10 per cent are grad- | t20 which bad the measure under considera- | killing ana plicated others in the busi- [ Metre. Warrenburg: Ira D. McCuliah :m 'I‘:” I 1“ vr\v'xm‘ TR ‘”» Miy Friday and ) s B . tering Bocr women and children from th . . \ates of & normal school, but 40 per cent|tIon was unable to agree and no report was | pess. The affair has caused a sensation, | Marionville A Scenic Lin KY o RhERTA Y y tntertor® of South Africa to the seacosst e a have had a high school education or the |Submitted One of Cheyenne's lcading law firms has | War—To be chaplains, J. €. Granville, | (herlor of South m‘l‘” ot ml;_'” " turday quivalent, 20.2 per cent received less than Small Fire in Hotel. been retained by Bolin to defend bim. | Missouri: H. P. Silver, Nebraska: Thomas | 0T THASFY Aerican ovmsniastions rais, a three yedrs' high school education, 15 per 1 George Bolln, & brother, is one of the most | K. Dickson. Missouri Artill ’ ¥ puls seriptio > e R s wentat remon. Those | g ITe origiostad o & room en the frat| Cocrke RO brLERr. t8 om0 O e BoR | 1o renant George M . e et S o L Daily First-class Sleeper Through to San Francisco A i that the pro<iient prevent the shipment of igures show that less than 16 per cent of Navy--Commander ! f ( figures show that less than 16 s causing damage of $3.000 by smoke and | i X ey e horses, h and tunitions of war to Sout via Colorado, passing the Grandest Scenery of the Rockies and Sierra ur (eachers have had anything like profes- | yor"a)) covered by insurance. The fames | AWAITS REQUISITION PAPERS | 7o to b transterred from b ATHGN, - DAt I(be. DRobIANALs: Canimat ME Nevada by Daylight, the retired pay list, in ace AU the president’s request Mr Direct Connections to Los Angeles. slonal training. To have competent teach- | wors ‘confined to two rooms 0 . 5 . 3 Droppers reduced his suggestions to writing ers we must jnstruct them in the business Walter Whittaker, Who Excaped from provision of se . Epation 5 and forw them to the State depart L s e LI LT IOWA GETS A CONSULSHIP| 1rew veviigren Siin nives “1t seems almost incredible and yet it that KL Wil m. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 9,—(Special Tol- | Fhomas #. Walla . BIOUX FALLS, 8. ., Dec. 9.—(8pecial f« trie, unless our geographers are mis aowan oRFAM =Walthr' WhIlHE sliin: iy | | Telegram.) ~Fred W. Pettigrew vemaine in | Crefeld, Ge | taken, that the distance, as the bird files, Smith, who escaped (rom the Hyde Parl FetRiny oy 3 | & serious condition. but will 1ikely recover from Benkelman, Neb., to Peru, the seat of = (From a Staff Correspondent.) | il in Chicago September 18, has been ap » | There 15 no doubt that he was injured whilc our state normal, 1s equal to the distance e e ol Trony tietaat | LINCOLN, Dec. 8.—(Special Telegram.) ‘]‘rnhnnvlviul h:-ur" W mlv.vmk admits his fden RESIDDEINE O SLOR S TURAWRY (6T rom Peru to Guth: o N m Kimball, | tity, and a Chicago officer will arrive to WASHINGTON, De: 9. —Th enate to A dlepute over the possession of a cow Neb., to Peru the distance Is cqual (0 that | cyimintad (his attornonn . in the | mvisdap | MOFrow With requisition papers. The pris- | day confirmed the following nominations, .‘STORM CLOU?S OVER STATE {rom Peru to Little Rock, Ark.; trom AU~ | o¢ \wii} Megowan, colored, on the sidewalk | O1€r: Who ik @ colored mun, says he was | To be consuls of the United States: O . “ . with Riting Riast ance, Neb., to Peru the distance is equal 10 | jour Seventh and K stroets. Lewis Huck. | AVAIUDE trial on a charga of burglary. On | J. D, Hughes, Counecticut (eounsul gen ng Plasts that from Peru to Rloomington, 11 trom | " feo S0 A4 o8 MERHE et iited | the night of hic escape, he says. the jatler | eral), Coburg: Rabert Mansfield, In from the Novihwest, Suys the Broken Bow, Neb,, to Peru the distance {8 | ¢no’man and voluntarily gave himselt up to | 1°ft the cell door open and he galued his | diana, at Valpa FoS ‘Ohto, Weather Ma at also; ssner the police. liberty by forcing a window lat Zirtan ony; Edward A. Creevey, cqual to that from Peru to Stoux Falls, 8 In; from Chadron, Neb, to Peru the dis- | tance {s equal to that from Peru to Fargo, N. Do Or, it we swing the state of Ne braska around Peru as a pivot, the north- west corner of the state will touch Mil- waukee, Wis., Chicago, 11l. Clinton, Ky., Tipton, Tenn., and Denison, Tex “In the tace of these distances and rail way facilities it seems to me unreasonahle to expect our teachers in the central and western portions of the state to properly fit McGowan and a man named Murphy wer Killed by Premature Raplosion, | Connecticut, at Glauchau. Gormany; A. B WASHINGTON, Dee. 9 -Forecast I am the agent of all trans-Atlantic Steam- standing on the sidewalk when Buckner k | Garrett, West -¥irginia, at Newvo Laredo, braska, South Dakota and rode up in a wagon. The storles of wit-| VARAMIE, Wyo., Dec. f.—Herbert Wal- | M harles I' H. Nason, Pennsylvania, | - Cloudy Tuesday, probably snow or rain nesses differ as to how the trouble started | 1Ac®: Who served as trugipeter Torrey's [ at Grenoble, France; L. A. Martin, West [ in western portion; Wednesday, snow and A e S a1 45 wall votmetd 3 i p and who fired the first shots, but MoGowan | ROUEH Rideix during the Spanish-American | Virginia, at Ciudad Portifico Diaz, Mcx.: | colder: northwesterly winds ! glad to sell you aticket divect to any was the only man bit by the bullets and | YAT: Was instantly killed by the premature | William Sorshee, Micsissippi, at Kingston, | For lowa- Partly cloudy he died almost Instantly explosion of a ehot in the Copper King | Jamaica; €. V. Hoerdliska, District of Co- | Wednesday: variable w Buckner fired_two shots and both took | MIne At Tie Siding. The dead man was a | jumbia, at San Juan del Norte aragua; | For Missouri—Parti effect. It s ciaimed by witnesses that | MtIve of Wyoming, William L. Sewell, Ohio, at Pernambuco, ! with warmer in southwest portion; Wednes Buckner refused to release a cow that be- A Wen TR | Brazil; E. N. Gunsaulus, Ohio, at Toronto, | day, colder. variable winds 2 lve for the work of thelr nrofession | 1008ed to McGowan and that hin refusal | .. o 500 7 e | Camada George Sawter. New York, at An i For Colorado and WyomingSnow and ROmMAeIVe: 3 » o b Epanie led to th outhres o D Ro ‘There ¥ 0us ¢ 0930 SRYS YU tigua, W indie thelbert Watts, Penn colder Tuesday: Wednesday, fair, except with our one state normal school, situated oo Outbreak of hostilities. Both |,,.."u4 tnat is through an operation,” wers Wl SRETE as it s the startling words heard by Mrs. % B.|yoyrer, Ohio, at Ghent, Belgium: A. I | wina . B. REY s. Declaton in Irrigation Case. S Hunt of Lime Ridge, Wis., from her doctor | yani © e M0 ol o SRS : CIN. € New pshire, at Saltillo, | For Montane Generally falr Tuesday City Passenger Agent, Burlington Route, SR e R R SHOT BY Hlsr SON-IN LAW‘w.r e i vainls ' ried "to cure her of & | \ox.! Grorge X. Dale, Vermont, at Conti. | excapt snow 1y mountata districis; Wednes ! livered & deelsion in the case of the ¥ Feud Reanlts in Street Brawl ,(,'::fh;,:,:],,.“ &k Galli atonoe id ‘:,r;;l'l'"""“, cook, Quebec: Richard L. Sprague, Massa- | duy, fair; northwest winds 1502 Farnam Street, Omaha Parmers' and Merchants' Irrigation com- und Serlavs Tainrles ni iieianation, ol lone bl formad Aad | ohiinstis Gibraltar, Spaini Thomas latal Reaard pany of Lexington against the Gothenburg Frhiiy o isarein. Mittars, whian whoup | aliace, _Towa, at “Creteld, dermany: GQEICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, Nearly forsot fa 1 Power and Irrigation company, holding il | Siradhats 1U'a wandschl Himash it gax | ES. G\nos, OBla St TAHRE a1 cial record of e e s ey aoqaPrOPTIAY | SPENCER, Neb., Dec. 0.—(Special Teles [#nd Kidney roinedy. Cures Dyspepsla. 1085 | cojombia: Conrtlandi K. Bolles, Ponnsyi- vater trom the Platte river under \ts orle- | |\ o) A" ow months ago W. W. Parker|of appetite. Try it. Only Guaranteed. | & EEL KoRl, Germany: Robert P Skiue ik . et ie s = 4 is cated ¢ | For sale by Kuhn & Co. 4 s R L [ . e £ ik . canal enst of Gothenburg. Under the |#0d Hanson located here temporarily ner, Ohfo (consul general), at Marseille .“|‘ imum temneeatur s s . e i Parker Is the son-in-law of Hanson and a = France; Heory B. Miller, Oregon, at : t claim the Gothenburg company asked for Mean temperatire "o wflr::lml:;‘ |: use 2 o n'u’hh[’ 'r)v\| ot water | family feud exists between the (wo, which AGREES ON NEW HYMN BOOK Nieuchwang, China: George FE. Badmin, | Precipitation 0S| per second for the rrigation of apecified | culminated last cvening in u street brawl | yoiyoqime Committen Was Completed | M0, AL Nuremberg, Bavaria: James 1| Recond of temperature snd, precipltation | “A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BAR- Tends and for the operation of 4 power | PATKer shooting Hauson through the right MeCallum, District of Columbla, at st. | 88 ¢ ands an P a S 81 alkar revilsar. | Patxar Tta Work of Revising 10 plant at Gothenburg. The application was |08 with allx, Switzerland. A. W. Thompson 1o be | xormal temperature ; m GAIN.” MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES allowed and since the plant was put inte | §8ve himself up to the authorities and is | ¥ nl. receiver of public moneys at Clayton, | Excess for the gay operation the canal was extended fftcen |BOW in Jail. While the wound is serious, | CINCINNATI, Dec. .—-The committee ap- | N. M. The president also sent to the wen- | Tolul xeers sifios March 1 e miles eastward, so that Inetead of return. | Hanson stands a fair show to recover. pointed by the general conference of the [ate a number of Appolntments which Bave | Duiiclency for the dis : % thoh e ] g ——ee Methodist Episcopal church to revise its | heretofore been announced stal rainfall since March 1., inches ing the water from the power plant to the [ 0o o mml L fethodist Bpiscopal church 1o revise it Deticleney since March 1 3.9 fichies river It was turned futo the exteusion. The | 8 BT hymnal will close its first session tomor- Baceot 201 Gor DaTiod. 1300 ik ZATRICE, Neb., Farmers' and Merchants' company de- Dec, 8.—(Special Teles | row. It has agreed upon the general fea- | NEW DIVISION IN SOIL SURVEY | Deticlency for cor. period, 1860 281 inches murred to this action, contending that the | ETaM.)—A special train passed through | tures of the work and has appointed sub- " Keports from Stations at 7 p. m, . water could be used ouly for the purposes | here tonight from Fort Riley, Kan., earry- | committees to carry ont the details Secretary of Agriculture Eatablishes . specified in the claim. Former Secretary [ID& 160 men, 110 horses and six catnon of | It was decided to appoint & subcommittee Wilson upheld this contention and the case | the Twentieth light battery, under command | on sesponsive readings to report whether of Captain Snow. They are enroute to For j e W, matic Crop Planting. was appealed to the irrigation board. § e enroute to Fort | or not they should be used and Dr. W. A Under the decision of the board the Goth- | Robinson. where they will pase the winter.| Quayle of Kausas Clty was appointed —_— CONDITION OF THE enburg company may turn the water inte chalrman of the cowmittee. Dr. C. M.[ WASHINGTON, Dec, 6.—The secretary ot WEATIER its extension canal TABLET MARKS THE SPOT Stuart was made chairman of a committee | agriculture today announced the establizh- | t of s and S sent of a new division of soil management | H Ofcers for National Guard. on text of hymus and Dr W. Smith|ment of a new division of oi L , Cerridor in Buialo Where chalrman of another on their classification. [ In the bureau of soils, with Prof. F. H.| o 9 In accordance with a recent order of the MeKinley's Rody Lay | $till another committbe on music will be|King, formerly professor of soil physics in y 7 adjutant general a special military examin- s Commomerat appointed. The committee will meet again | the University of Wisconsin, in charge. The P aloudy [l ing board will convene at the stats house in New York March 1 work of this division will consist of follow- | Vilentine, snowing ing up the soil surveys and investigating | North Platte, cloudy Kansas ship lines. Tuesday and | point in Europe, seeure your bevth, arrvang ds ¢ ; . Your baggage and do all that is possible ton your trip altogether comfortable, Tuesday tem California surlst cur | perature and precipitation compared with ahd 100 o tiran | the corresponding day of the last three ‘ B |y Department to Promote Syste- 1 e ALL CASES OF BUFFALO, Dec. 9.~A bronze tablet now Heavy Snowfall in tand sroblems connected with the proper distel- | Huron, clear . . ¢ warks the spot where the body of the late| yONDON, De: .-—Severe snowstorms ) oreps aud the best Wethods of | BREvence. sisar ) 3 3 P Kl 1 1 st ) (s 1 |0 Yoo ke e ke u | s sl i ARE NOW CURABLE in the lower corridor of the city hall. The trafic in the high- The eastern and western divisions of the | |n.l ““‘.MW - of England. Rallroad lands {s much interfered with by the |€oll survey have been combined and put; uis, clear storms. King Edward left Sandriogham |under the supervision of Mr. Thomas R.|St Pl snowing “EADNO'SES GEASE lMMEDlATELY SEGURITY HERE LAY IN STATE for London today in the midst of o blinding | Means Kansas City, partly cloudy . — inscription on it is as follows by our new invention. Only those born deaf are incurable E Sob o% snowfall | "' new division of fnsular soll survey has [Hieten, snowing F. A. WERMAN, OF BALTIMORK, SAYS: an shlalifaked anatastizosa tori: fsmarck, cloud b PALTIMORE, M. March | also besn established and assigoed to Clar- | GRULIGR Cleny qufentiemen : - Being entitely cured of deafness, thanks to your treatment, T will now give ye & full history of my case, to be retipr R e e WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—~The United| Mr. Dorsey leaves Washington on January w zero 110 sing, and this kept on getting worse, until T 1os PRRAIDEST OF: THY | supreme court today took A recess | to organize a party in Porto Rico and later dicates trace of precipitation 4 LA, WELSH wment for eatarrh, for three months. without iccess tted & nun CGenulne UNITED STATES. until January & will go to the Phillippines and Hawail | Forecast OMclal berof physicians, among others, the most eminent car s B who toi8 s o only an ation covld e, and even that only that the head noises woul | hen cease, but t} affected ear would b ’ Forty-five stars form the border of the . e then s vour advertisement, accidentally in o N per. and ordered your treat bronze to the depth of three-eights of an | . ] S Y ) s 2 heartily and beg to remain Very truly ve inch | 8 . t F. A. WERMAN, 730 8. Broadway, Baltimore, Md 0 0 | { Our treatment does not interfere with your usual occupation. Little LIVGP Pms- ROCK ISLAND IN A BIG DEAL | XY 4 . At J g Exymination i Y01 GAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME °*® nominat Must Rear Signature of Intimation (haf Peansyivania 1| . = - INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL. ® About to Gain Control More than a purgative or “ cathartic” laxative is needed in cases of liver trouble. of Property. A “corrective” laxative is necessary for permanent good results, Something tha ” ., ool i will arouse a sluggish liver to healthy ation. 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