Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 25, 1902, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY C ns PDO l.l II()W CAN BE A 600D 'l'lllNur;fl'l“Ilbl’J.? We don’t recommend it to canse wé are the sole agen it. We are sole agents for it hecause we know It nl ean recomm Up in Vermont, where penple place the bighest possible estimate upon health and bodily strength, there isn’t & town so small but that you will find plenty of people in it who have been cured of blood troubles, nerve troubles or. diseases of the stomach, liver and kidneys by the use of Smith’'s Green Mountain Renovator. In fact, you will be more than likely before going very far to run acrods people who have been cured by this medicine when all other medicines had failed and doctors had shaken their heads in dismay. Read this sample testimonial: Beaxaven, S E. Norrla Se. llfl writes; Sl St Tty o VAYOR 1 ols pether” After ullnfl wix bottles [ am cured. Kidneys iver no hu- sluggish—stronger, Smlth'l Green Mountain Renovato. cures because it is compounded of roots and herbs, Nature's own remedies in- stead of concoctions of various drugs. You certainly ought to keep Smith Green Mountain Renovator in the house and use it as a general blood purifier, spring medicine and corrector of simple, every-day ills. The first time you have any occasion to use a medicine of this kind, we want you to try Smith’s Green Mountain Renovator. Go and buy it, give it & trial, and come back after your money if you fail to be benefited. This offer shows how highly we esteem it. Boston Store DRUG DEPT. SOLE AGENCY. A l!lllTIl"UL 'Olll e e Ty Bitached Hair. |mp|rlal Hair Regenerator this. A Ry E’u«w lmperial Chemical Co., 1% W. 23d Su., CATARRH AND COUGH CURED BY Mull's Grape Tonic “The most and effec. tive health restorer; made of - grépes, fruits and herbs. Overcomes La Grij dred ailments by destroying the disease s. Has a soothing effect upon the throat and lungs, allays inflammation of the mucus membrane, assists nature in throw- ing off impurities caused by catarrhal conditions, and acts on the kidneys, liver and bowels. and its kin- 60 cents for a large bottle at Sherman & McConnell Drug © 8. W. Cor 16th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Neb. Strengthens World Famous Mariani Tonic It is found especially useful In Nervous Troubles Dyspepsia, ‘Malaria, work, Indigestion, La Grippe, Nervous Prostration, General Depfllty, Tardy Convalescence and Throat and Lung Troubles, WIl Druggists. Refuse Substitutes Consumption, Over- GURE YOUI llll'\ Governor Bavage Fails to Investigate Re- ports Bubmitted. BRIEF IN OMAHA COMMISSION CASE Attorney Gemeral Prout Submits Ar- gument in Behalf of Executive— Nebraskans Irriga. on Congre: (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Feb. 24.—(Special.)—Two ap- plications for reward for the discovery of coal in Nebraska were filed in the gov- ernor's office several months ago, but have not yet received officlal consideration. One claim was presented by farmers residing in the vicinity of Milford and the other came from Swedeburg, where a small shaft is already In operation. The appli- cations were consigned to a pigeon hole In one of the desks in the executive de- partment and no eteps have been taken to investigate the disoverles reported. Inquiry at the governor's office this af- Ternoon elicited no information regarding the claims. Mr. Clancy, private secretary to the governor, sald he had heard nothing of them. The law on the subject reads as follow: “That when it shall be made apparent to the governor of Nebraska by aMdavit of the owner or owners thereof that a vein of coal not less that twenty-six inches In depth and of eufficient capacity to pay to mine, and within paying distance from the surface, has been discovered, it shall be the duty of the governor to appoint & suitable person to investigate the same, whose duty it shall be to report the prob extent and capacity of sald vein or veins." Mr. Clancy said that so far as he knew nobody had been appointed to investigate the claims. Omaha Fire and Police Commission. An extended argument in behalf of the governor in the Omaha fire and police com- miselon mandamus case was filed by At- torney General Prout in the supreme court tod: In reciting the issues the attorney general declares that the state constitu- tion divides the government Into three dfs- tinct departments und requires each de- partment to act exclusively within its own sphere. It is upon this principle that the governor will make his defense in the heas- .ng before the court on March 4. Summing up his argument Mr. says: In questioning the jurisdiction of this honorable court to in any manner control coerce the action of the respondent, who the chief executive of this state, discharge of his duties as such chief execu- tive, we do so with a feeling of confidence that neither our position nor motives will be misconstrued or regarded as disrespect- ful or deflant. For this court, as the ju- diclal branch of the government, the re- spondent, who represents the executive branch of that same government, has only the most cordial feeling and the highest respect; and, were this a matter touchin; only his own personality as an individual citizen, none would bow in humbler sub- mission to even a suggestion from this honorable court touching any line of con- duct to be pursued. This is not a matter personal to the respondent, but is one Which affects the entire future government of this great commonwealth. It Is an at- tempt on the part of the relator to have the courts—the judicial branch of the govern ment—coerce the action of the executive bran n other words, to make one co- ordinate department of the " Eovernment subordinate and subversive to another. That such condition was never intended by the framers of our constitution nor by the people who by their votes made that docu- ment the supreme law of the state, is made manifest by the constitution itseif, which provides: “The powers of the government of this & dlvided Into thres distinct depar “the Jegisiative, executive and § and n collectlon of being One of these departments any bower properly belonging either ‘ot ‘the bthers, 'except as hereinafter expressly directed of permitted.”—Constitu- tion, article IL. Therefore, the respondent feels that it Is his duty under the constitution, which he sworn to uphold, to point out to the court the attempt that is being made by the relator to subvert the above provision of the constitution to further the personal or political ends of certain individual citi- zens represented by the relator and to cite argument and authorities to the court op- Josing this most pernicious "doctrine—a octrine which, if accomplished, would tend to overthrow the constitution and our-free institutions; a purpo to the accomplish- ment of which, we feel confident this court will never lend its ald. Prout The exemption of such officers from such coerclon by the courts is not a_mere per- sonal privilege which the incumbent of the office may waive at his pleasure but is a pestriction reserved, for the publc good— State against Dike, 20 Minn Republican Primaries. Republican primaries for the nomination of candidates for city and school district offices will be held tomorrow afternoon. Officers to be elected at the forthcoming election are: Police judge, water commis- sioner, city attorney, one councilman from each ward and three members of the school board. For water commissioner there are two candidates, A. Haydn Meyer and James Tyler. E. C. Strode, present city attorney, will have no opposition for the nomina- tion. The candidates for police judge are Walter L. Anderson and P. James Cos- ra There are contests in five of the seven wards. The nominations will be’ made under the Lincoln system. Polling places will be open from 12 m to 7 p. m. Nebraskans ai A delegation of Nebraskans will start to- morrow for Sterling, Colo., to attend the Interstate Irrigation congress, which will convene Wednesday morning for a two days' session. Among the men of this s al named on the program for speeches are Governor Savage, Chancellor Andrews, Francls G. Hamer of Kearney, Judge C. E. Stubbs, Deputy Attorney Genera Brown and Secretary Adna Dobson of the Board of Irrigation. Nearly all of these have written that they will be unable to accompany the delegation. Chase-Harwood Wedding. Miss Helen Cook Harwood of this city and Clarence Mellville Chase of Boston will be married tomorrow afternoon At the home of the bride, 1618 L street. Ouly rela- tivés and close friends of the contracting young people will be present. The bride is the daughter of the late Nathan S. Har- wood, who was president of the First Na- tional bank during the last few years of his lite. RESULTS TELL PIODUCI RESULTS. K THE BEE WANT ADs o Digestive Juice Company. Articles of incorporation of the Cannon Digestive Julce company of Omaba were recorded in the secrviary of state’s office today. The company is capltalized for $4,000 and its incorporators are Cargill D. Cannon, M. B. Munchoff and F. J. Roeder. ALLEGED CROOK IS CAUGHT Charged with Py n Forged Draft on Nebraska k and Worthless Cheeks. FREMONT, Neb., Feb. 24.—(Special)— Word was recelved here today that A. Morse, the man who is alleged to have passed a forged draft of $500 on the Fre- mont National bank about a momth ago, had been arrested in Oklahoma. Morse claimed to be a steward for a party of men engaged in making a geological survey for the government. The bank did mot credit him with the proceeds of the draft, but forwarded it for collection, so they lost nothing. He paid several small bills here with bogus checks drawn on his alleged account at the Fremont National and in Kansas City he is reported to have worked off a check on the same bank, purporting to bave been signed by one F. I. Adams. He also passed some checks of the same kind, it is claimed, In Grand Island. The case is in the hands of the Pinkerton detective agency. The telegram did not state whether Morse's arrest was for the Fre- mont forgeries or some similar work else- where. Morse is near 35 years old, five teet seven inches tall, has a dark complex- fon and a rough face, slightly pitted, and wor mall stubby, dark moustache. The bank officlals think he is a professional at the business. GASOLINE TANK EXPLODES Tinman Receives Frightfal from the Bursting of a Soldering Pot. NIOBRARA, Neb., Feb. 24.—(Specal.)— While A. B. Yantls, was soldering some tinware and usipg an alr pressure gasoline fire pot, the tank suddenly burst, throwing fire and gasoline all over him. One of his assistants hearing the report, went to his assistance, and managed to smother the fire out recelying bad burns himself. Mr. Yantls was frightfully burned about the face and hands. No damage resulted from the fire, ALLEGED CHICKEN THIEVES Two Men Held in Jall at Hastings Charged with Robbing a Roost. HASTINGS, Neb., Feb. 24.—(Special Tel- egram.)—C, L. Lewis, allas C. L. Williams, and C. E. Mackey, both of Hastings, were placed under arrest here today and are being held for the wholesale robbery of poultry. Mr. Briggs of Hansen had nearly two dozen chickens stolen from him Satur- day night and it is alleged that Williams and Mackey are the gulity persons. TABLE ROCK SCHOOL BOARD A. C. Boyd Resl as & Member and C. L Norris is Appointed to Fill Vacancy. TABLE ROCK, Neb., Feb. 24.—(Special.) —A. C. Boyd, & member of the school board in Table Rock, who went during January to his old home in New' York, and h: concluded to remain there, has resigne as a member of the school board. The resignation has been accepted at a board meeting. C. I. Norris, was appointed to Il the vacancy. Demurs to Original Petition. PLATTSMOUTH, Nel Feb. 24.—(Sp clal.)—Before County Judge J. E. Dou today in the case of the application to set 25, 1902. HOTEL CLERK IN TROUBLE Landlord Obarges ll- with Opening | Letters and Stealing Oheoks. MAIL FOUND IN ROOM HE He Denfes the Charge and is Held in Jall to Aw thorities Informed About the Cawe. Au- Roy McKee, one for 368 and the other for $100, bot! being the property of John Linder. OCCUPIED COLUMBUS, Neb., Feb. 24.—(Special.)— night clerk at the Meridian hotel for the past three months until re- cently, 18 in jail here, charged by Land- lord Wisenstine with stealing two checks, A number of letters put into the pri- DATE OF WOODWARD HANGING it Ricker to Be Executed Friday, March Twenty- Elght. CASPER, Wyo., Feb. 24.—(Special Tele- gram.)—Charles Woodward, convicted of | the murder of Sherift Willlam C. Ricker, | the Natrona county official who was shot down at Woodward's ranch in the Rattle Snake mountains dast month, i to be Hanged on Friday, March 28. Judge C. W. Bramel passed sentence at 10 o'clock this morning, the sentence covering several typewritten pages. The closing paragraph follows: . “Listen now, you, Charles Francis Wood- ward, are to be taken from hence to the county jail, therein to be confined under proper guard, as provided by law, until March 28, at which time you will be taken to an enclosure speclally provided within the jall yard and there hanged by the neck until you are dead, and may God, whose h vate mailing box at the hotel on January 29 falled to reach their destination and complaints were received by Mr. Wisen- stinc, but mo explanation could be made until a few days ago, when an emeploye found the missing letters in the commode drawer of the room occupled by McKee. All the letters had been opened. As the letters had mot reached the custody of Uncle Sam, it 1s not known here what pen- alty the postal regulations would attach to the crime, but inquiry has been made of the department. McKee was found at David City and rested. He pleaded not guilty when ar- raigned before County Judge Robinkon this morning. He was given time to secure laws you have broken, tribunal you must then appear, have mercy on your soul.” he seems to be resigned to his fate. the way back to jail he talked and laughed the only time he exhibited emotion being when reference was made to his wife. COURT SENTENCES STEVENS But His Attorney Stays Its Execution with and before whose ‘Woodward showed no signs of worry and those about him, with & Writ of Error from Supreme Court. On DOCTORS ENDORSE SWAMP - ROOT To Prove What Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney, Liver or Bladder Remedy, will do for YOU, Every Reader of The Bee May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by counsel and the date for the preliminary t. hearing has not been CAUSES SERIOUS RUN ON BANK ng Notice on Birthday for MITCHELL, S. D, Feb. 24.—(Spectal Telegram.)—Fred L. Stevens, who was con- victed two months ago in the circuit court of this county for having received money in the bank of Plankinton when he knew the same to be Insolvent, appeared befors Judge Smith this afternoon to receive his DETROIT, Feb. 24. on the Jefferson avenue branch of Dime Savings' bank about moon today and soon after 2 o'clock it spread to the bank itself, at the corner of Griswold and Fort streets. Depositors were pald as fast as the accounts could be checked up and the currency could be counted out. At 3 o'clock, the regular hour for closing the bank, it was crowded with anxious de- positors and the line of people who wanted to close thelr accounts extended through the door and some distance down Fort street. Instead of closing the bank the directors decided to hold it open untll 6 o'clock. The receiving teller and his as- sistant dropped thelr usual work and sisted in paying the depositors. Until 6 o'clock accounts were closed as rapldly as possible. President Livingston addressed the people from the steps of the bank and sald that while the bank would now close, it would open at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning and every depositor would be pald fn full. It is impossible to learn what was the direct cause of the run. It is said a Polish depositor of the Jefferson Avenue bank saw a sign on the door Saturday stating the bank was closed on account of Wash- ington’s birthday. He had circulated the report that the bank was closed and fright- ened the depositors. The news gradually spread downtown and started the run on the bank itself. Help was Immédiately offered by the other local banks. It was sentence. trial. was given at once. gram.)—As Attorney General judge advocate general of the South Da- kota state guard, Adjutant General Conklin hi The court sentenced him to four years and six months. Judge Fellows, attorney of Stevens, pre- State Militia at Pyle's Faner: sented a writ of error and certificate of probable cause from the supreme court, which stays the execution of the sentence until the supreme court rules on the cas as to whether Stevens shall have » new His ball was fixed at $2,000, which The motiop for a new trial will likely be argued at the April term of the supreme cou:c PIERRE, 8. D.,, Feb. 24.—(Special Tele- Pyle was requested the officers of the companies Commissioner of Deeds Appointed. PIERRE, 8. D.,, Feb. WARMER, with Wind Shifting from South to North. at Aberdeen, Redfield, Clark and Volga to report at Huron with as many men as pos- sible to attend the funeral. 24.—Special Tele- gram.)—Governor Herreld today issued a commission to Samuel L. Taylor as com- missioner of deeds for South Dakota at Philadelphia. FAIR, THEN RAIN After the Deluge Comes a Cold Snap, plenty of funds in its own vaults. Tonight President Livingston said: have ample funds on hand, and if neces: in full.” aside the decree of the adoption of Robert E. Sampson by Val Burkel and wife, the respondents demurred to the original peti- tion and ten da time was given to plead to relator's amended petition filed therein. Beatrice District Court. BEATRICE, Neb, Feb. 24.—(Speclal Telegram.)—District court convened here this afternoon with Judge Letton presiding. The afternoon was taken up in calling the docket and assigning cases for trial. The case of Stevens against Kyd, a suft on sher- rift’s bond, will be heard tomorrow morn- ing. Wounded by Bursting of Gui SUMNER, Ia., Feb. 24.—(Special Tele- gram.)—Will Dawson was fatally woinded by & bursting gun while mark shooting. He almost bled to death before the arrival of a physician. Nebraska and Nebraskans. Crete will decide at the spring election whether the city shall own an electric light plant. New machienty fs belng put into the Columbus wooden shoe factory and the output 1s to be increased. McCook fs the latest place to have an attack of the ofl craze and a company is to be organized to sink a test wel The Congregationalists of Taylor have mads the last payment on the debt which has been hanging over the parsonage. The Friend Telagraph has started in on Ita wenty-ffth year and 18 still able o axpm- its editor's ideas without stutter- ing. The company which has been organized at Valparaiso to prospec [ decided to go ahead Xperts te put flo'll’l fent depth to ascer s coal in that vlclnlly Blisha Ferguson was brought back trom ‘Washington by the Custer county author- ities on_suspiclon that he was concerned in & hog-stealing episode. FHis preliminary hearing resulted in acquittal, there being no evidence against him Burhop, B o Bhiete: ‘county: was Wor sy fortunate, but was bound over to stand trlal in the district court. Frank Johnson, of Central City sold a number of hogs to Sutton & Harrls local llvestock dealers. After the sale had been consummated and the money , paid the Soniers Became. suspicious and ' [natituted an investigation. This resulted in the dis- covery ihat Johnson had stolen the hogs from the dealers and then sold them back to'the owners. Johnson owned up when arrested, and as he was only a boy re- celved a sentence to th De: It has been the general observation that for some years past spiritualism has been in & gradual decline. This is the law with everything that is not founded on true merit. The reason Hostetter's Stomach in whether there reform school. HEADACHE Chronic —Bilious —Periodic— Sick Headache Instantly relieved by === ORANGEINE Powdors which Cure the Cause. Full simple directions in package. Mise l-h Hostows Srviten (RPN ok Tulges war ¥V 1n the world for Supt. Turner wrives Bt ou.y "Bt will cure 1" @% 9@& | Sold by Druggists in 10, 25 and 506 Packages. Bitters has been recognized as the leading family medicine during the past fifty years is because it is founded on true merit, and has always been found reliable in cases of indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation and billousness. Try & bottle and satisfy your- self. BRIDE ACCUSED OF MURDER Charged with Pol & Her Husband After Five We of Wedded Life. MARIANA, Ark., Feb. 24.—Mrs. George Wooten, & bride of five weeks, is held on $3,000 bond to amswer the ol poisoning ber husband. The couple lived in the country. It Is said they had & Glspute about some prop- erty. The husband took a drink of whisky and lay dewn to sleep. He never awoke. An analysis of the whisky disclosed the presence of a large quantity of strych- nine. mcy of David B. HIL declined, however, the Dime bank having could have sufficient money in the bank in forty-eight hours to pny every depositor BRYAN DENIES THE STORY Says He Has Not Espoused the Can- WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.—Forecast: For Nebraska and Kansas—Fair Tuesday, with warmer in ecast and central portion Wednesday, rain and colder; southeast winds, becoming northwesterly. For lowa—Fair Tuesday and Wednesday; variable winds. For South Dakota—Fair Tuesday, warmer portion; Wednesday, rain and variable winds. For Missouri—Fair Tuesday, with rising temperature; Wedn2sday, increasing cloud- iness; southeast winds. For Wyoming and Colorado—Fair in east, rain in west portions Tuesday; Wednesday, fair in west, rain and colder in east por- COLUMBUS, 0., Feb. 24—William Jen- nings Bryan was the guest of honor at a luncheon given by Colonel James Kilbourne at noon at his residence. Prominent dem- ocratic leaders were present, and a con- ference was held. Colonel Bryan left later for Delaware, O. where he delivers a lecture before the students of the Ohto Wesleyan university tonight. When asked regarding the truth of the report that he would call on David B. Hill and pledge him his support for the prest- dential nomination in 1904, Colonel Bryan sald with emphasis: “I have never made any such statement as that and what I may Dave to say re- garding the presidential nomination two years hence I will say in my own w and at a time which I may deem proper.” When the breath is foul and the appetite disordered, Prickly Ash Bitters fs the remedy needed. It purifies the stomach, liver and bowels, sweetens the breath, pro- motes vigor and cheerfulness. WANTED BACK IN ARKANSAS Alleged Bank Robbers Are Held in Kansas for Return to Former State. WICHITA, Kan, Feb. 24.—The governor of Arkansas has sent a requisition to Kan- sas for John Dunn and George Dunbam, under arrest here for the robbery of a bank at Clarksville, Ark., four weeks ago. Dunn came to & hospital here ten days ago to have a bullet wound in the groin taken care of. He would give no infor- mation about himself except that a Jeal- ous woman shot him. The wound seemed to be about two weeks old. Dunham followed Dunn here to take care of him, and was arrested. His attendance upon Dusn aroused spicion and he wi so placed in custody. OMAHA, Feb. perature and the correspon years: Maximum temperature. Omaha, > Valentine, clear. North Platte, clear.. Cheyenne, part cloudy Salt Lake City, ¢ cloudy Rapid City, clear Huron, Williston, clear Davenport, - Kansas City, clear. Havre, Helens, raining Bismarck. Galvestor tions; variable winds. Local Record. Precipitation . Record of t atury af Omana for this day and | [~ 1901: Normal temperature. Excess for the day. Total excess since Mar Normai precipitation Deficlency for the day Total rainfall since March 1 Deficlency since March 1 Deficlency for cor. period 1901 Deficlency for cor. period 190, pre: Reports from Stations at 7 p. m. 1 _sumpessdwiog, -vapdwa) WNWXER i B CONDITION WEATHE clear cloudy clear. part cloud. clouy clear. — indicates below zero. T indicates trace of precipitation, ‘WELSH, Local Forecast OMelal 3242333833382583352 OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BURBAU, 24.—Official record of tem- J:r!clpillunn compared with ing day of the last three 1902. 1901 1900. 1599, ® 12 % Gray hairs often stand in the way of advancement bec: .;I‘:WGII have been disappointed in ly depends on the hair, Bas b o Moslag freshness II‘IK and [ T h'.'""nfm-lun 1 IHA-SHERMAN & McCONNELL, 1 Always patrenize the home article. Spe- clally if it's better. Cook’s Imperial Extra Dry Champagne has ne equal. h and Chicago. 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East Atlanta, Ga., March 1st, 1001, habit or inclination to recommend it I should My experien 8o far as I have tested it in my practice, force s me to the conclusion that it is a remedy of the greatest value in all kidney, liver, b ladder and other inflammatory of the genito-urinary tract. trom its use. expectation of good results I now take pleasure in prescribing Swamp-Root such cases with a feeling of assurance that my patients will 1 shall continue to prescribe it in other cas Very truly yours, conditions in all derive great ~benefit in my practice with the M .‘ (A. J. Halle, M. D)) R o P Ce el v \d A Gentlemen:—I have prescribed that wonderful remedy for kidney complaint, Dr. Kilmer's S8wamp-Root, use. treated without benefit. with most beneficial effect and know of many cur These patients had kidney trouble, as Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root effected a cure. man and accept a specific wherever I find it, in an accepted school or out of It. by its physiclans, and 1 am a liberal For diagnosed by other desperate cases of kidney complaint under treatment with unsatisfactory results I turn to Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root with most flattering results. 1 shall continue to prescribe it and from personal observation state that Swamp-Root has great curative properties. (L. Barstow Irish, M. D.) 276 9th St., Boroush of Brooklyn, N. Sept. 24, 1901. 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