Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 22, 1901, Page 10

THE _OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY DECEMBER_22 1901 STATE COLLECE GETS CATTLE | Ohioago Steek Yudl Company Lends Them to Towa Institution, DOUD MUST RETURN TO PENITENTIARY Shaw Revokes Parole for Conduct and Govern Alleged Disorderly Convict Must Serve Remaining Five Years of Sentence. (From a Staff Correspondent.) DES MOINES, Dec. 21.—(Spectal)—The trustees of the lowa State college in their meeting at Ames entered into a contract with the Unloa Btock Yards company of Chicago by which the college experiment station may enter upon the work of con- ducting exporfments in live stock without any great expenditure by the state or any risk. The experiment work of the station has heretofore been largely confined to ex- periments with soil products and the work of experimenting with live stock has not been entered upon because of the great cost of herds of fancy cattle and other animals. Now the Union Stock yards of Chicago ofter to lend to the experiment station fitty head of live stock, all of pure breed, to be used for experiment work. The stock fs 1o be returned to the company at the pleas- ure of the college, or may be purchased by the college. In this way the collegs will snter upon experimental work in live stock The ecollege authorities, and particularly Prot. Curtiss of the live stock department, rogard this as the most important innova- tion of the collego in recent years and as marking a great step forward. The move- ment is the direct outgrowth of the excel- ent showing made this year at the Chicago live stock show by the college students trom Ames and their success in winniog the Epoor trophy. State Board Awards Contracts. The States Board of Coutrol awarded & number of contracts for supplies, including weat, tobacco, groceries, vinegar and pick- \es, spices, crackers and cookies, pharma: ceuticals, drugs and dispensary supplies, wnd other articles that are purchased by the quarter. The beet and pork contracts ne will amount to $35,000 and Swift and Company of South Omaba got the big end of the contract. The groceries were dividea among seven firms. The Cedar Rapide Re- publican Publishing company received a special contract for blank books and sup- plies that will amount to about $600, and (ko Dubuque Telegraph-Herald was awarded the contract for printing the quarterly bul- letin during 1902 Governor Revokes Parole. Governor Shaw revoked the parole of Milo Doud ot Marshall county and he was today taken to the penitentiary at Fort Madison to serve five years more. He was con- victed of brutally assaulting an old couple Iiving in the country and robbing their home and on this conviction was sentenced to seventeen years in the penitentiary. Gov- ernor Drake paroled Doud in 1897 and he roturned to his home and family, near the sceno of his crime. He bas lived quietly there until recently, when he got into an altercation with neighbors and has proved himself disagreeahle. For this and other reasons he 1y sent back to serve five years more. Estimate on Cou 1t is expected contracts will be signed ‘n & few days for the construction of & new courthouse at Des Moines. The awards were made, but as they wers made to two difterent bldders there has been some diffi- culty inducing the bidders to sign the con- tracts. As there are a number of responsi- ble bidders the contracts will be signed soon. The stone and mason work on the courthouse will cost about $230,000. Becomes 0ld Line Company. Pl The American Life Insurance company of this city, which has been operated several yoars as a stipulated premium company, was today granted a charter to do business as an old-line life insurance company. Court Disposes of Numerous Cases. The supreme court today filed opinions in a number of comparatively unimportant cases. In a Taylor county case the court sent back for retrial a contested election controversy Involving the office of county superintendent. It appears that the con- test was made on the entire county. It was afterward admitted by the contestant that the returns from one precinct had not been kept so0 that they would be admitted as evidence. The lower court therefore dis- missed the entire proceedinge. The su- preme court says that the error in one pre- cinct should not have prevented a recount in the rest of the county. In the Clinton county case of Lund agalnst Tyler the plaintiff had recovered damages for injuring defendant in a fist fight and the defendant bad pleaded that the plaintift bad challenged him to a fignt and abused him. The court holds that the whole thing was @ breach of the law and it matters not that, the plaintiff instigated the fight. A rave was glven in the Wright county case of the State agalnst Mrs. Honry Lugar on the ground that one of the witnesses against the defendant was not sworn before testifylng and the fact was not discovered until after the trial. The court says this was a fatal error in the trial. The record of opinions filed Is as follows Henry Lund against He , appo lant; Clinton county; udge, af- rmed. John H. Witte, appeliant, against Louls Welnateln et al.; Des Moines county; With- row. Judwe; afirmed. N Brown, ulllnul F. E. Crossol county; Tedford, judge 3. J. Russell against ¢ i, appellants; Louise county; udge; amrmed. State against Mrs. Harry Lugar, lant; Wr county; Whittaker, jud revorsed. J R, Grifth against B. J. Bergeson, pellant; Emmett county; Quarton, reversed Francis W, Angels, appellant, against Petor Keine, jr.; ibuque o ty; Mat thews, judge; affirmed Albert Shewler against Thomas (' wpi contestant appellant, incumbent; Taylor roverse: ma Eliza Smith Withrow, app ap. Judge; Isaac ellants T affirme appellant, a nd German-A Moines county; ayette Ainst Columbus Doolitt Savings bank; De row, Judge: aimrmed bank of Colfax, gainst 1. N. Stewart et ai: dewoy, Judge: ufirr man, appellant, ootnty 14 wa, Johnson Judge: ‘afrmed Clinton Savings bank, l'nderhm et al; Clinton dge: afrmed I iam H Tiowe tunl Reserve Fund ant an With- . appellant per county ; against John county; Wade, apy cou nt, ty; against Wolte, executor, against’ Tife association, Clinton county; Wolfe, judge; af. af- Wil- county; me Gaar, Scott & Co. aguinst K, son el Al appellants; Wade, judge, affirmed James Patterson et at, Ira J. Nicol, afMrmed. Irvin Saunders, appellant, Saunders: Poweshiek Judge; affirmed Lisale Batley agatnst City of Centorv pellant; Appanoose county; Sloan, jud afMrmed J L and R. D. Piper against 1. . Fiotcher and Charles Ramsay, appellants; Jgicua” county; Eichemberger, ' judge: " af: Adwin B Johnson appellants, against Towa county; Wade, judge; against Broest county; Dewey, Tracey. appellant, 1. against J son county; Jackson county; House, Judge; appellant, against D. W. Nor- ois, Poweshiek county; Dewey, judge: re- reed. l‘lll’l Mallow agalust Simon Walker, ap- peilant: John C. 8t N against same por, against John Mallow appellant, Buchanan county; Platte, Judke; fes reversed. or Charged with Insanity. Prof. Albert 8. Ruseell and his two sons were arrested today and taken from a mis erable hovel unfit for human habitation, and the charge of Insanity placed against Prof. Russell. The boye are § ar 10 years old. Prof. Russell ten year was one of the leading United States. He occupled a ch of the best universities and had career before him. The sudder wite bereft him of ambition not power to think rationally, and he set out care for his two boye, one an infant Ing them with his own hands. He since taught them himself, refusing mit them to work and himself only v sufficiently to provide them with scant It has been looked upon as a hobt nelghbors. He has been kind harmiess. 1t was eaid they sub; on stale bread purchased of ba cents per dozen loaves, barefoot in coldest been generally regarded as mere The deputy sheriff's fnvestigation near justifying the most extravagant as eertions, however. The boys are in a pitt ful condition, their feet en in irags their meagre clothing full of filth and their teatures showing the marks of hunger long endured Stock of ¥ linguists of r at on a brilllant teath of his to rear has to per rking food by his 1 and ted largely at lovote eries and that they weather, but this has rumor came Hday Goods Burned. At 9 o'clock this morning fire the hollday stock of the Leede East Des Molnes and came near causing a general conflagration. The loss is estimated by Mr. Bloctky, the owner, at about $5,000 chiefly on holiday goods. There was full insurance, ught in store in Dedicate Muscatine MUSCATINE, la, Dec. 21 The P. M. Musser public library $40,000, was dedicated last evening Eift to the clty on the part of the wealthy and philanthrople lumberman has caused general rejolcing since the project was first mentioned and now that the beautiful bullding stands complete it fs found to be one in which all can well take pr he dedication exercises last evenin re in the Methodist church, opposite the build- ing. After the program a reception costing This was given in the library to the douor and par- | ticipants in the exercises. Among speakers were: Johnson Brigham, state 1i brarian of Des Moines; Judge H Deemer of Red Oak, Rev. A, T. Hon. G. M. Titus of Muscatine Barney Schmidt and Dr. C. 1 the First Methodist church. the Mayor Religlons Excltement Canses Sulelde. SIOUX CITY, Dec. 21.—Emma Stillwell aged 26, burned herselt to death today while fn a fit of insanity caused by religious excitoment. She loosened the neckband of her dress, poured Kkerosene between fluld with a match. Food Changed t mon. Putrefying food in the intestines produces effects like those of arsenic, but Dr. King's New Lifo Pllls expel the poisons from clogged bowels, gently, easily but surely, curing Constipation, Billousness, Sick Head- ache, Fevers, all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only 26c at Kuhn & Co.'s. You Can't Enjoy Santa Claus If you can't see the things in his pack. What's the use of Christmas, anyway, unless you can see the fun and the pretty thinge? Come In to- day and we'll fix up those eyes so they'll seo every twinkle of the kindly star in the east. This {8 our season of good cheer and almost no prices. The H. J. Penfold Co. Sclentific Opticians, 1408 Farnam Street, OMAHA, Rings Watches Fob Chains Genuine Ebony GORHAM STE G SILV HAWKS' WARE or ASS, HENRY COPLEY WARKS OF GOLD AND SILVER, 816 SOUTH 16TH ST., FAXTON BLOCK, Bpecial Wateh miner B, @& atch Inspector O, & 8. . & B Ry. and K. C. & N. Ry. We Wouhl Be Plsasnfl— To show you our line of Battenburgs— ull the new novelties of the season and at any price you wish to and all hand made goods—Come in and take a look at them. We also have a very large line of Hand Crochet Cireular Shawls—just the thing for a Christmas glft—also the largest loes of Fancy Kuit goods. Our Cardigan Jackets for men are the very best that are made and the prices are right on them. for vhody in the latest shudes and stripes. Come early to avold the rush. Jos. F. Bilz The most complete yarn store in the west Tel 1983, 322 So. (6thSt, Mail orders promptly tilled. Gloves ey a est 180 Eppeilant; John Maliow, appeliant. againe E Btevenson, admiplstrator; Simon Wal- Fowler of Chicago, | Stafford of | hor | clothing and her body and set fire to tho | The When in donbt shopping e, The Rochester Shoe Co.,, OMAHA WINS AT LIVE ans! Takes TInter-Oity Rhoeting Touroament | from Kawtewn, BUT FRANK PARMELEE LOSES TO BUDD | His Fourth Bird Goes Dead of out owlers from Omahn Are | Handlcapped by Steange | Alleys, i KANSAS CITY, Dec. 21.—(Spectal Tele gram.)—Omaha won the inter-city team ehoot at twenty-five live birde from Kansas City in the closing day of the midwinter tournament here today by a score of 227 to 217, a wider margin than in any of the pre- ceding four inter-city shoots Charlie Budd of Des Moines won the Hazard trophy from Frank Parmelee in the | Parmelee’s fourth bird dropped d out of bounds and, as Budd had al- ready killed four, the Omaha man did not take the remalning bird. Barton Lewls in ased his lead in the “dickey” bird con- nd won by a score of 140 out of a yards) Herman _‘\ R, Elliott Allen M. Herkey hr\-« Gottlieh Parmeleo W. Bramhall ve Eiliott " Total Total The Omaha Bowling team panled the shooters, was defeated here | tonight by the Kansas City Bui | by 400 points, the score being 2 in the local bowlers' favor. The score| wade by the Kansas City team is the high- est made here this season and is exactly the same as the one that won the cham nship in the Chicago tournament last The visiting bowlers were somewhat pped by the strange alleys. OMAHA which accom Score: | Kunke 442 Huntington Total Total Awflul | “There is oaly one chance to | lite and that Is through an operation,” were | the startling words heard by Mrs. I, B. Huut of Lime Ridge, Wis., from her doctor after he had vainly tried to cure her of a | frightful case of stomach trouble and yel- | tlow jaundice. Gall stones had formed and | ehe constantl; grew worse. Then she be- | gan to use Electric Bitters, which wholly | cured her. It's a wonderful Stomach, Liver and Kidney remnedy. Cures Dyspepsia, loss of appetite. Try it. Only 60c. Guaranteed. For sale by Kuhn & Co n ay Company's Don OSKALOOSA, 1Ia, Dec. 21.—(Special.)- The Towa Central Rallway company makes the Oskaloosa Young Men's Christian as- soclation a Christmas present of $1,000 for a new $40,000 building. For Christmas You don't know how much amuse- ment you can have by owning a Phono- gruph. It will be to your interest to sce us before you buy. The only in Omaha where you hear the t makes. 20 per cent discount max Records and Columbla Disc shophone fson Phonographs, $10, $20 and $5, Columbia Graphophones, from $5 up. ctor Disc 8, from $12 to $45 liscn Rec no equal, nd for cats B/CYCLECO. .7, HEYDEN Pros. Egofi 1656 L ohioaco ST Bleycles and Phonographs. [Black Sells Shirts AND Black SellsCollars AND Black Sells 2 Hats | For Five Dollars, BLACK, the $2.50 Hatter, 107 S, (6th St. : Footwear| emporium for swell, e Shoes and Slippers, what to buy for to Omaha’s Fin will make your up-to- | I | visit | Ntore wesent, Shoe NINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS anywhere else. WELCOME REST! chiming most perfectly with the spirit that's gathering you here in greater numbers You can come at any time that suits you best. | ‘__MJ sh’llm.)ltv\'\ tothing Co. WLM} Jlelraska C'[o‘m Co “omorrow the whole Christ. mas machinery of the store will be on the go again, each part than 3ut if you like trading free from rush, and difficult elbowing, come as carly as you can in the day. Time and purse none too long now. Women'’s Electric Seal Jackets 22 inches long, new and shape, storm collar aud made of the best selected skins, Skinner satin lin- ed, a garment sold else- where for 8§35, special . ....... Women's genuine cluster scarfs, correct special . Women's Genuine Marten Scarfs With cluster tails, just the thing for a medium priced Christmas present Genuine Marten Scurfs Women Nice warm .uul pretty scarf, marten tails, special holiday pr Women's Fur Muffs Women's Canada seal muffs, well made and lined The new large shape. . Women's French Marten Muffs Selected skins, large shape, speci Women's Genuine Marten Muffs In a choice selection, all of them nicely 6.90 and 8.75 tine Beaver Muffs pe, cholce collection to select from. . . finished ..... Women's G New large sha Women's Four Stripe Mink Muffs Worth $18, our special hollday price ... Children’s Furs of china lamb and angora, Child's "Fur Sets, pocketbook, special hollday price .... Child’s China Lamb Fur Sets, muft and boa Women's l'h.url\. !e-l Muffs A little high lapels, | every making U.75 mink 3.90 to think of to * the year. THE BOY will greatest their reach your liking. of large 4.90 rge genuine ..6.75 In all colors $1.00, $1.2: 50. boxes. .2.50 18076 muff with 8145 Be UMBRELLA GIFTS Don't try to 'know too much about umbrel- las. Not “all pilk” now as in days past, Ex- perience of mak- ers says, ‘‘don’t wear.” Linen and silk are the best, they say— wear long;est, and have shortened prices by half. In service, economy have doubled. Five of the best in the market— $1,00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.50. $8 and $10 Silk Waists for $4,90 Our cloak buyer is a determined man, when he decides to do a thing you can de- pend upon it being done. “I am going to give The Nebraska customers a rare treat in the way of a useful, sensible Christmas S~ Jpresent,” waists that sold for 8 and 9 dollars, will go at . They are made of the best taffeta silk and peau de soie, handsomely trimmed with chiffon and ribbon vel- vet, all shades and sizes, a great chance to buy a waist for one-half its real value. Clothes for Christmas before Christmas is the one time of the thought others present of some Kind. has made it nec his clothes, and in fact, it's become a second nature spruce up” MOTHER find clothing mart within styles and prices to MUFFLERS, NECKWEAR, bUSPENDERb Hundreds of Pretty Mufflers cashmere, silk and wool, and $1.60, Many of them In single Holiday Handkerchiefs Thousands to select from, 390 | descriptions would fail to tell halt about thelr prettiness and price. Christmas Shoes and Slippers Substantial and useful presents to be found in this department. the lines are broken Men's House Coats SMOKING JACKETS. Every style you might think of, every price you care to pay, $4.75 to $9.7 Men’s Bath Robes we have ever shown— you'll find them at the shirt counter—west aisle, $1.90 to $5.00. Most complete line and all women’s high grade silk Women Made of se! sking, 24 perfect in fit manship, h lined, a year when leans toward happy with ¢ Custom ssary for a man $: Holiday at this time of AND HER thig store the " Gty | OF e excellent wearing Our Speclal Holl Wom Women's near-s skins, heavy sat Special Hollday Derby genuin r 4e, Is, wo ai 2 ten storm’ collar $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, Elegantly ent, tabs trimm value $20.00 Our Special a whole page of In tmitation ston marten, trimme; Speclal ' Hollday Select a pair before Child's Fur Sats, muff and o Child's Fur and large fur co Special Hollday stylish warm garment, Price coee ot Our Hollday Price. Hollday Price.... Sets, —y s Genuine Astrakhan Jackets lected full inches long, and work- eavy satin and worth 00 — Our Special .75 Women's XXX Astrakhan Capes. 30 inches long, selected full skins, a cape that we can recommend for its made qualities day Price Skinner satin lined. l() 75 w’s New Derby Collarettes eal derby collarettes, made of best selected in lined 3.90 Price....o.i Collar Special for Monday o marten derby collars, sking selected by n they were made up; cluster of six re wiliing to compare with any $16.00 mar gh the market— 9.75 Genuine Marten Storm Collar finished, will make o handsome Christmas pres- ed with 6 large genuine marten talls, real 14.75 Women's Fur Scarfs e marten, sable, opossum and best French with 6 tatle— 2.90 'rice Children’s Furs of ¢hoice white angora, 1.25 lamb and angora, muff with pocketbook, B .2.90 4.90 Jlebrasha C CLOTHES FOR MEN » | Tomorrow and Tuesday— will end the Christmas buying—'That boy of yours will appreciate a pair of our Barney & Berry skates from 50c up—or a good strong sled from 2bc to $2.25—of & pocket knife from 25c to $4.00—Any of the above will make him the happlest boy in town—Then we have iron express wagons trom 75c up—velocipedes $1.25 up—But the finest thing we have for a boy is an elegant ol case filled with first-class tools for $10.00—1t's the bandsomest thigg out—For {he men nothing nicer than a Star safety lots of mnice things for a Christmas gift—like b o'clock teas—oarving sets—tea and coffce pots—silver plated spoons, etc—Better see us. A. C. Raymer - Builders’ Hardware and Tools. 1514 Farnam St. razor—We've The Night Before Christmas— All of Drex L. Shooman's friends will hang up thelr stockings—and there won't be i thing put in them that will o much genulne satistaction and comfort as a pair our Cheistmas slippers—It won't make aany differen if the stockings are big or little we the slippers to match them—We've had 4 big rush the past week and we will Kkeep our store open pretty late Monday uesdiy evenings so thut you can to see our Santa Claus now can be fit after glv of and have a chance Purchases made Chiristy Drexel Shoe Co. Up-to-date Shoe House. FARNAM STREET. e Now R Office, “YELLOW FRONT” 1609 Farnam FRESH HARD COAL We have just recel prices—see HARMON & WEETH ed fresh Scranton—all rail hard coal none better at lowest 1601 1600 North 16th, Tel Na§, ~o v OMEN | Balduffs Special— MEN’S NECKWEAR No matter J’" what time 5 of the year, the neck- wear stock is always ahead of any in the land. But at Christ. mas time you expect it to be top- mark of all other times, of course. You shan’t be disap- pointed. Tecks, puffs, four-in hands, strings, band-bows, bows ete.,the 75¢ and 50¢ kind else- where, 85¢ here—the 50¢ and 35¢ elsewhere, 25¢ here — got some good ones at 15¢, too. The most delicious candy made for the holidags—put @p in 1, 2, 8, 5 and 1 0- pound boxes—packed for shipping—at 60 cents & pound—what nicer could duff's delicious candy—put up in th | most exquisite boxes made—or, If yo present you think of than a box of Bal- he. | prefer, one of our beantiful satin lined baskets—it will be expressed sume we receive your order, W. S. Baldufi, 1820 Parnem St. Talking Machines— We have a few cent off from our fire sale genuine bargalns - Ev to be of the latest type. lurgest stock of INDESTRUCTIBL | RECORDS on hand in the west aan | stil sell them at 20 per cent off. | 1% your talking machine opportunity an These a good way 1o g ent at a reasonable ined, fignre. it costs you entel nothing—~Re wembe A. HOSPE, Wusle and Ar. Bath and Lounging Robes. L0 1o o $1 . §1.00 $12.00. Monareh, 81,70, day more left at 20 per are me warranted We have Hw This, a fine Christmas pres Call and ¢ we sell them on easy payments. 1613-1616 Dougtas. Every Woman Jut the wonderto) MARVEL Whlrhng 501 ay The ne Oxford Tdon valiable WRoom % ‘l'hn Whlllnl Soray lyrlnn o l‘ll By Shuman G:Mccnnnall Dru;“ Co, Dodge, Vuuni