Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 11, 1903, Page 5

] { guarantee. THE OMAHA DAILY BE UNDAY, JANUARY 190! STRONG, HEALTHY, AND FULL OF VIGOR AT 104, SIXTY-FIVE GRANDCHILDREN LIV- ING AND MARRIED, Mr. Ralph Bullock of Brooklyn, N. Y., Why Is In His 106th Year, Says He is as Young and Active as Any of His Grandchildren -- He Weighs 176 Pounds, and His Only Medicine Is DUFFY’S PURE MALT WHISKEY “1 was always fond of life,” sald Mr. Bullock to a reporter last evening. * great deal of it when | was young, “I saw and to this day I can laugh as heartily as the youngest of my grandchildren. I am good tor some more rs, and I scarcely feel my age. My vigorous constitution and re- markable freedom from disease is due to the dally use for many years of' Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. Though I am past 104 years of age, I feel as young and hearty as forty years ago. I welgh 176 pounds, my appetite Is good, and I still do all the chores. 1 cannot say too much in favor of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, which is in- deed a blessing to old people and invalids. 1 know It has prolonged my life many years." Mr. Bullock's wife dled twenty years wgo, he is living with one of his grandchil- ~five grandchildren are mar- nd they are all strong and healthy. Hls descendants who live in Fort Hamil- Brooklyn and Manhattan are the Mc- d, Watts, Hurst, Bullock and Clark The health and vigor of Mr. Bullock's children and grandchildren show that thelr father thought of his descendants and kept hi stitution strong and vigorous with a OLD. pure stimulant and tonic, leaving all kinds of drugs and medicine alone. So it fs with @ woman; she should keep herself healthy and strong. 1f the fathers and mothers kept thelr constitutions etrong and free from disease, there would be no sickl¥, puny children. it is an easy matter to keep the body in & state of normal health by Using Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, the only absolutely pure stimulant and tonic which is free’ from fueel ofl and °other dangerous ingredlents, Do not fill your system with patent medicines and drugs. are thousands of cases similar to that of Mr, Bullock's, and if every one used Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as directed, the average life would be prolonged at least twenty years. Caution—When you ask for Duffy’ RALPH BULLOCK, 104 YEARS Pure Malt Whiskey be sure you get the genuine. Unscrupulous dealers, mindful of the excellence of this prep- aration, will try to sell you cheap imitations, and so-called Malt Whiskey snbatitutes, which are put on the market for profit only, and which, far from relleving the sick, are positively harmful. Demand “Dufly’s” and be sure you get it. It is the only olut ely pure malt whiskey which contains edjeinal, health-giving qualities, Look for the trade-mark, “The Old ¢, on the Iabel. It is the only whiskey recognized by the government as a medicing. The genuine ical booklet free. This at all_druggists and grocers, or direct, $1.00 a bottle. Dutty Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y. Rheumatism NEURALGIA, KIDNEY TROUBLE. Most Painful Diseases can be Quickly CURED BY USING SWANSON'S | “5-DROPS” It makes no difference how severe the case ma *'5-DROPS'* ix used as directed, will give quick reliel effect a permanent cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Kid- ne‘{_ Trouble and all kindred diseases. ‘he *'6-DROPS ' treatment of Rheumatism, is the only Jocitive method of curing this ailment. “6-DROPS ' is an al ard external remedy. Applied externally it stops allachesand pains as if by magic. Taken in- ternally it cleanses the blood of the poisonous acids which cause the disease and thereby makes a permanent cure. All diseases of the blood, nerves and wuscles can be cured by the use of “'6-DROPS." MRS. L. WADLEY, No. 1800 Chureh Street, Nash- ville, Tenn., writes: I have suffered many years with Rheumatism. Have used everything I couid hear of which was recommended for it and now since I have used '6-0R0PS" I feel perfectly well. I have used several bottles. It is worth a thousand fortunes to me." MRS. QHARLOTTE ALEXANDER, Omer, Mich.. writes: "I have suffered with Rheumatism fol flnld)‘uri ‘When I sent to you for a bottle of * been unabie for four months to dress or undre myself alons. 1used one bottle of your remedy and folt better. The second bottie 1 used stopped all the pain. Three bottles of ““S-0A0PS" cured mo. I keep “S-0A0PS'! {n the house and would not be without it. Iawm 85 years old today. Iam very thankful to “5-08028" You, who are suffering from Liver Complaint or Kidney Trouble, can be cured by using “5-DROPS." It is the most effectual remedy ever discovered for these diseases, A single dose will give immediate results, It goes direct to the spot. I keeps the liver-cells properly a¢ work, It restores the kidneys to their normal condi tion by removing the acids which are the cause of the trouble. It is the most success- - ful medicine for the cure of diseases of the Blood, Kidneys and Liver that has ever been produced. “5-DROPS" Is & perfect blood puritior, D. S. BRUNBAUGH, Altoons, Pa,, writes:—"I am a_stroet car conductor, and my back Burt me so badly for the last two years thas it almost drove me crazy at times. ' I doctored for kidney and bladder trouble, which I knew I had, but could get no rellef. I tried four, differeny doctors, but none helped me. 5o I thought iy case was hopeless until I tried your “5-DROPS." [hich lias driven the pains all out of ms back and sides and made me (cel like o new man. 1¢ is surely a great modicine and I am recommending it 1o all my friends."” “5-DROPS” NEVER FAILS TO GCURE Rheumatism,, Lumbago, Sclatica, Gout, Neuralgia, Kidney Trouble, La @rippe, Oolds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Bronohitis, Asthma, Gatarrh, Liver Complaint, lu-vom. Eozema; Sorofula and all Blood Diseases. Test “5-DROPS” Free A trial bottle will be mailed free of charge to every reader of this paper upon request. Cut out the coupon and send to us with your name and address. Write tot “'5-DROPS'" is entirely HOTlcE- free from alcohol, FREE opiates, salicylns;.ur other injurious drugs If ''B- p not obtainable in your locality order | COUPON direct from us and we will send -t pre- No. 219 paid on receipt of price, $1 00 per bottle. -y b ooepenandond Large Size Bottle (300 Doses $1.00.) For | fosxanson iheimatic Cure Sale by Druggists. sent & trial boitle of “5 Ask your druggist for the Swanson Pill, & | DEOFS" free, postpaid. sure cure for constipation, Price 25 cts. SWANSIJN RHEUMAIIB CURE CO0., 160 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. e Is a Med- (TRADE MARK.) NATION SHOULD CONTROL ge Bays Trasts Oan Only Be Fought by Public Ownership. MUST NATIONALIZE ALL INDUSTRIES Indiy 1 Competition is Powerless, as Combines Have Corralled Most tal, Which Might st Them. Avatlable Ca; Be Used Agal CHICAGO, Jan. 10.—"Our Industries Are in Process of Development; Nelither Destroy Nor Arrest Them, but Nationalize Them" was the tople of Peter S. Grosscup, judge of the United States circuit court, at a ban- quet given at the Hamilton club tonight. Judge Grosscup said In part: The attorney general has outlined his views and perhaps the views of the present administration. I ‘regret that the sugges- tions thus made do not go to the core of the disorder. Their main purpose appears to be to nurture competition by individuais, They lay no condition or restriction upon consolidation, present or future. The: would let the consolidations alone, but foll their efforts for monopoly by individual competitors elieve the attorney general over-esti- mates the efficacy of court proceedings in his purpose to compel men to compete. In 1 resuits, whatever their fidelity to the law, courts are almost as heipless in com- manding men to compete who do not wish Lo compete as parents in seeking to compel young people to live apart who wish to live together; or the law commanding husband and wife to live together who are deter- mined to live apart But on considering the creation of com- etitors as the main portion of trust legis- ation the attorney general misses the only natural and effective remedy at hand. The real competitor of the future must be in it- self a great corporation. Wealth Belongs to People. The wealth, which belongs to the peopls at large, is not at present within reach. Therefore, it is In some measure already in the industries; but it is there as loaned capital, and the men who have borrowed it, and t only men whg can in the future borrow it, are men largely interested in the present consolidations. Indeed, the real monopoly behind the present consolidation is the monopoly of convertible capital, Give security to the people In the matter of in- estments made by themselves directly as individuals and this monopoly will disap- pear and competition be restored to its natural field from which to recruit and or- ganize its financial forces. But though beyond all measure desirable competition should not be made the main purpose of trust legislation. Nelther must the true friends of industrial liberty be al- lowed to jostle us off the solid ground on which we should plant ourselves. The re- natlonalization of our industries is the chief concern of the hour, and industrial liberty, popular proprietorship, is the true indus’ trial nationalization. It should be made the affair of every friend of Industrial liberty and of every be- liever in the institution of property. It who loves his country, not sordidly or out of selfish gratitude, but for the ideals and cpportunities that always have been asso- clated with it. Before Libel Action Ends Claims Times Authorities Sought to Blackmail Her. SAN DIEGO, Cal., Jan. 10.—~While counsel was closing the argument for the defendant ‘| in the Tingley-Times libel suit this aftér- noon a deputy sheriff served on General Harrison Gray Otls, prestdent of the Times- Mirror company, a summons in an action for $75,000 brought by Mrs. Katherine A. Tingley. She alleges that he is a party to & con- epiracy with his city editor, Harry A. An- drews, a Times roporter named Lenier Bart- lett, Mrs. M. Leavitt, the woman who gave the interview upon which the pending libel sult Is based, and E. W. Schmitt, to black- mail and extort money from her, ‘The charge is largely based on the fol- lowing letter which Mrs. Tingley alleges she received through the mails: LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 20, 1001.— Mrs. Katherine A. Tingiey, H. U. B., Point Loma—Dear Madame: You once on the fostival of laying the foundation stone of your temple, just as you were starting east, divided your boquet ‘and gave me some. I have these flowers pressed In sweet remem- brance of that Interview. 1 now wish to inform ‘you that all your bakk past is In hand (from the time, as Kitty Wescote, you lived in Newburyport, Mass., till now) ready to publish to the pub c How much Is jt worth to you to stop same. Let me know your views thereon at once ere too late. E. W. SCHMITT, Speclal AICnt The plaintiff alleges that no money was paid and that on October 28, 1901, the arti- cle was published upon which the libel suit now on trial is based. The words “special agent,” which follow Schmitt's signature are repudiated by Gen- eral Otis as having any possible reference to the Times, by which he says Schmitt was never employed or connected in any way whatsoever. HOLD UP THIRTY CeAL CARS Ilinoisans Freesing with Cold Cap- ture Train and Keep Fuel at Arcola. SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 10.—Because there was a coal famine in the city and they were unable to secure coal a number of citizens of Arcola held up a train of thirty cars on the lilinois Central today, uncoupled the engine and refused to allow the cars to proceed further despite the ef- forts of the trainmen, alded by the local police At a late hour tonight the cars were still in Arcola. The citizens were willing to pay the value of the coal, but were determined to have it. SOCIETY WOMAN STAGE-STRUCK Opposed by Parents She Runs Away and Joins Opera Com- vany, ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Jan. 10.—(Special Tele- gram.)—Miss Bettie Bailey, a pretty young For Chnpped Skin — Kuhn's Glycernle of Roses 25¢ per bottle. Ask for it. Specialists in all DISEASES and DISORDERS of MEN. 12 years of suce cessful practice inm SPECIALIST Treats all forms of DISEASES AND DISORDERS OF | Owmana, MEN ONLY CHARGES LOW, 27 Years Experience, Bdne Bk x o 'H!II&WEI.E HYDROGELE and | His remarkable suos ured 1 7 o7, Wilhout Cultiag, pai of cgns has never been iow ol tme' Legal guarsates’ Lo ours ay Wings'many fiatiars | You i moner afvaded | LU L coin. or the | SYPHILIS rsuidly heditts et B8 aystem. Bcun lan and_symplom dissppsars | Sompietely an AKING OUT" of The dissase ‘o0 the - u...m. mn ajed and every ‘..?; o ah! of the §00d he fie 5-. has siven on the skin or face a; a8 extornal Un- of the disease disappear at pnce BLOOD DISEASE i o B VARIGOCELE I.L-:.h AN 5 DAYS, s cured of nervs Uikl oUsbUy oislactiiiin, Uu-n, nhuuy ulm bBusucel ol Clk CURES—LOW CHARGES. lr‘\‘.l"\mnl by wmall P. V. Box ise Uflice o 440 B ML Blvel, belween Furbam il uklus sireein U N o fuce Tresiment Sontatds ations meaiciace. rom Extasmes or VICTINS TO RO TR Oh e MTHM] WEAKN] -l 3#.“:3‘7‘.“..““ 4 wTBLE AGED. ack of viak wigor aad flnn‘\h with organs impaired and weak | TR kst cured with & THIGT ot R home treat- Bo deteation lose ul Buicture, | & Seases, ) ency of Uriating. Urnae 1 ar nu"sunus & SEARLES. “%aus ey and Bladder Troubles Weak | | society woman of this city, tonight ran { away from home to joln the “King Dod opera company, now playing in St. Louis. She has & fine soprano voice and recelved an offer some time ago to join the com- pany, but her ambition was strenuously opposed by her parents, who are wealthy. o 7” A COMMON COLD is taken by the skin becoming colder than ls | natural. The instant & chilly sensation is l(on the mischief is done. To “break up" the Cold, and to prevent Grip and Pneu- | monta, use Dr. Specific “SEVENTY-SEVEN,"” and take some form | of gentle exercise, until perspiration is in- | duced, showing that the checked circulation | has been restored, the blood s | through the veins, and the danger is passed. | “77" breaks up Colds that ““hang on"— GRIP Humphrey's ts coursing ghould have the support of every American | MRS. TINGLEY STARTS SUIT| SEND APPEAL TO ROOSEVELT Colorado Republicans Complain to President of Alleged Deal with Demoera ASSASSIN - FIRES Bpanish Monarch Aim‘ef Mad Marksman in Madrid Btreets, FOILED MAN IS IMMEDIATELY ARRESTED ught Death ‘of G tn, Who but Failed to Give it to Him. DENVER, January 10.—Notwithstanding the announcement last night by the chair- man that the call for & meeting of the re- publican state central committee for this afternoon was unauthorized, a meeting of a portion of the members was held. Eighty- six of the 114 members were represented, | either in person or by proxy. They are all sald to tavor Wolcott for the senate. | Resolutions were embodied in a telegramw | to President Roosevelt denouncing P. D. Stewart of Colorado Springs for the course be had taken in comnection with the sena- torfal contest and asking the president to take action, inasmuch as Stewart professed to be the personal representative of the | president in Colorado. The meeting adopted resolutions denounc- | ing in strong terms the alleged deal be- | tween a portion of the republican membe and the democrats in the organization of the house. MORSE MAKES BOLD CLAIM Clatms that Telegrams WiIl Cross At- lantic Ocean by Virtue of Claims He nd Chamber Promised Post, MADRID, Jan. 10. while he was returning from church. A of the royal procession, was riding. The bullet, and no one was injured immediately overpowered the would-be as- eassin, who gave the name of Jose Collado out of the carriage mediately tho queen mothe threw overpowered him. He was taken to the police station he said he did not desire to kil ti but the gramd chamberlain, the Sotomayer, His Invention. NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—The BElectrical Re- view today publishes the diary kept by Samuel F. B. Morse during his earliest work on the Baltimore and Washington telegraph line in 1843. The book was found in the library of Thomas A. Edison. Under date of August 10, 1843, Mr. Morse describes certain tests he had made and makes the following Interesting prophecy The practical Inference from this law is that a telegraphic communication on my plan may with certainty be established across the Atlantic. Startling as this may seem row, the time will come when this project will be realized Commenting on this, the Electrical Re- view says: Today there I8 no ocean unspanned by a telegraph cable. We have completed the first Pacific cable and made a good start on the second, and Marconi has even sent messages across the Atlantio without BAvests ‘s b Preath It s difMcult to realize that this dlary P was written less than sixty years ago. ODELL IN FAVOR OF PLATT Says Republican Party of New York Owes the Senator a Re- Election, found unmatled tered,"” velt, letters marked and addressed to President Roose- King Edward, the mayor of Madrid. along tho route from the church to the pal- carriage slowly residence. passed toward the grand chamberlain, the duke of Sotomayer had offered him a posi- tion, but had failed to fulfill his promise. Human Chameleon is Pussling (Copyright, 1%8, by Press Publishing Co.) PARIS, Jan. blegram—Special Telegram.)—Miss possesses the remarkable property of chang- ing NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—In reply to ques- tions as to his attitude toward the re-elec- tion of Senator T. C. Platt, Governor Odell | today made the following statement: “I am unequivocally and unreservedly for Senator Platt’s re-election to the senate |a negress. Joy turns it to a pretty pink and I belleve that the republican party | shade. Anxiety causes her to offers him this renewed honor because of | pale, greenish tint. his gervices to it, and any rumors which may have been in circulation to the con | trary are false and unreliable. only ask, but expect my friends to aid in this direction, and I shall do power to accomplish this result. ASK FREE TRADE WITH CANADA of the day for Parislan scientists. skin does not reflect the colors vielnity, but a complete change duced by the different emotions she feels. Fear turns halt her body a beautiful violet complexion. The most extraordinary feature of the | and for the greater part of the time changes 1l in my | take place without any apparent cause. Her natural color is a warm, dark shade. Sometimes the face turns suddenly to & deadly white, while the rest of the body 0N KING] n attempt to assasi- nate King Alfonso was made this evening man fired a revolver at the second carriage in which the king however, went wide The civil guard The king heard the shot and put his head window, but he was im- dragged back Into his seat by . The escort of civil guards themselves upon the assassin and where | king, duke of | at whose carriage he had aimed He was searched and in his pockets were “‘Regls- the emperor of Ger- many and the president of the high court of justice in Mexico, and a visiting card of After the shooting the people gathered ace and gave him a great ovation as the | the royal Questioned as to why he desired to kill | man sald the SCIENTISTS HAVE NEW WONDER the 10.—(New York World Ca- Marga Cerbus, & young Roumanian girl, whose skin color in sympathy with her varying sensations, is the physlological sensation Her | in her is pro- Anger makes it much darker than that of ume a | ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK? Thousands Have thney Trouble and Never Suspect It, To Prove What the Great Kidney llcmedv. Swamp -Root, Will Do for YOU, Every Reader of The Daily Bee May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Absolutely Free by Mail. It used to be considered that only urinary and bladder troubles were to bo traced to the kid- neys, but now modern science proves that nearly all diseases have thelr beginning in the disorder of these most important organs. The kidneys filter and purify the blood—that is their work. Therefore when your kidneys are weak or out of order you can understand how quickly your entire body is affected and how every organ seems to fail to do its duty. If you are sick or “feel badly,” begin taking the great kidney remedy, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon as your kidneys are well they WIIL help all the other organs to health. A trial will convince anyone. | Weak and unheaithy kidneys are responsible for many kinds of diseases, and it permitted to con- tinue much sulfering with fatal results are sure to follow Kidney trouble irritates the nerves, makes you dizzy, restiess, sloepless and irritable. Makes YOu pass water often during the day and obliges ¥ou to get up many times during the night. Un- healthy kidneys cause rheumatism, gravel, catarrh of the bladder, patn or dull ache in the back, joints and muscles; makes your head ache and back ache, causes indigestion, stomack and liver trouble, you | Bet a sallow, yellow complexion, makes you feel as though you had heart trouble; you may have plenty of ambition, but no strength; get weak and waste away. The cure for these troubles is Dr. Kilmer Swamp-Root, the world-famous kidney remedy. In taking Swamp-Root you afford natural help to Na- ture, for Swamp-Root s the most perfect healer and gentle aid to the kidneys that {s known to medical science. I there is any doubt in your mind as to your con- dition, take from your urine on rising about four ounces, place it In a glass or bottle and let it stand twenty-four hours. If on examination it 1s milky or cloudy, if ther- is a brick-dust settling, or it small particles about In it, your kidneys are in need of immediacc attention. Swamp-Root |« pleasant to take and 1s used in the leading hospitals, recommended by physicians in their private practice, and is taken by doctors them- sclves who have kidney allments, because they recognize in it the greatest and most successtul remedy for kidney, liver and bladder troubles. It you are already convinced that Swamp-Root is what you need, you can purchase the regular DR. KILMER'S SWAMP-ROOT Kidney,Liver & Bladder| ver, Diaddar and U Brght's Didemse, whEh fs o -—mrm«udu disoase. BINGHAMTON, N. Y. 80ld by all Druggists. (Swamp Root 1s pleasant to take.) fitty-cent and one dollar size Lottles at the drug stores every- where. Don't make any mis- take, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle. EDITORIAL NOTE-You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful remedy, Swamp-Root, sent absolutely free by mail, lso a book telling all about Swamp-Root, and containing many of the thousands upon thousands of testimonial letters received from men and women who owe their good h ecalth, In fact their very lives, to the great curative properties of Swamp-Root. In writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghampton, N. Y., be sure to say you read this generou s offer in The Dnily Bee. 1 ohall not | case is that the colors rarely commingle > Jewelry was stolen trom Mrs. Buddhauser | “slavos’ while she was at a hotel in Newport a year | published ago, and while in London Mr. Euddhauser | has been buying beautitul jewels ot all| COQUETTES WITH PROTECTION kinds to replace thosc lost. These include a | abroad and not ceelng his report quarreled with Signor Prinetti, Minnesoia Delexnu Conter with Dominion Minister on Reci- procity Treaty. ST. PAUL, Jan. 10.—Reciprocity between Canada and the United States was the theme of conference this evening between the Hon. Clifford Sifton, Canadian minister of the interfor, and a committee of Minne- sotans, representing the National Reclp- rocity league. The committee came out firtfooted in fa- vor of reciprocity, some of its members even advocating absolute free trade be- tween the countrie: HANGS BABES Wiscol Go AND SELF n Woman Driven Mad by p Slays Children and s fatclde. PALMYRA, Wis,, Jan. 10.—Mrs. Amelia Roller hanged her two children, Arthur, aged 3, and Clarence, aged 5, and then committed sulside by hanging herself. The children were found side by side In a doorway, and her body in the woodshed. In a flote Mrs. Roller sald: I am driven to it by gossips of Palmyra, MAKES CONDITIONAL GIFT Rich Woman Fresbyterian Church Hundred Thousand Doll but Asks Interest on Same. Gives PEEKSKILL, N. Y. fan. 10.—A gift of $100,000 was made today to the Board of Forelgn and Home Missions of the Presby- terlan Church of America by Rachael B. Caln. The donation is conditional on the payment to the donor of 4 per cent per annum on the donation until her death. HYMENEAL. Schutz-Pinker. ‘WEST POINT, Neb., Jan. 10.—(8pecial.)— Miss Anna Pinker of Lincoln township and Henry Schutz of Fox Home, Minn, were united in marriage in this city by County Judge Krake. The bride is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pinker and a sister of District Clerk Pinker. She was born and reared in Cuming county. The couple will reside in Minnesota. Many Patents Granted. The prohibitive prices of coal, ofl or gas as & substitute. In this in- stance the substitute may accomplish the same result as the original, but in medicine it has been proven the substitutes are dan- on having the | genuine Hostetter's Stomach Bitters if you heartburn, gerous. Therefore insist wish to be cured of headache, indigestion, dyspepsia, chills or It cures when other remedies fail. malaria Appoints Jacksonian Committeen, At a_meeting of the Jacksonian club last night President F. H. Cosgrove named twe standing committees for the year, the ex ecutive and memberehip bodies, ecutive commitice he appointed R. J Altchison, Charles H. Brown, J. J. O'Con. nor, T. H. Comte, Hobart Willlams. Th, new membership committee comprises W L. Kelley, A. G. Ellick and P, M. Tobin, LOCAL BREVITIES. Mrs, E. ten d 1s recovering rapidly At the meeting of the Philosophical so- clety at the Paxton hotel at 2:30 this after- dlscuss The meeting noon Mrs. W. H. Hanchett the “Myths of Literature.’ will be open to the public. will A jury in county court has returned a verdict of §304 for the plaintiff in a sul for rent of répresenting the Karbach estate Caroline 8. Jones, Annle George Houllstan. The amount was Tim M. McCarthy, residing at Tenth and Jones streets, met with a painful acciden While repairing & battery of bollers at the Nineteenth and Plerce streets striking one of his ribs corner of yesterday. He accidentally fell, upon some girders, breakin and spraining his back badl tended by Folice Burgeons and later taken to his home. He was at during the recent strike, resulted In the granting | of over 4,000 patents on machines to burn | Try it L. Sumner of 1231 South Sixteenth gireet, who has been serlousiy il for about | ¥ the premises at 702-4 South Seventeenth street, which suit was brought by Charles Hansen and Minnie Karbach, ahn and Mick remains unchanged. At other times an arm, the neck, a hand or a foot turns a different shade, according to the sensation experienced. The only time the skin re- mains without variation is when she Is leep. These curlous variations In skin have only made their appearance since she met with a boating accident, in which she nearly drowned. BICYCLE HURTS THE FARMERS Reduces the frpply of 014 Boots und fhoes Used as Farm Fertilizers. (Copyright, 1903, by Press Publishing Co.) PARIS, Jan. 10.—(New York World Ca- blegram—Special Telegram.)—The farmers in certain districts of France are greatly perplexed over a singular “‘crisii as it (s called by one of the agricultural periodi- cals. It seems that old boots make: one of the best natural fertilizers, boots or shoes which have tramped long distances. Since the advent of the bicycle the number of people who walk has steadily diminished and the farmers are puzzled to know where the supply of old shoes is to come from. Artificial fertilizers do not give the same results as leather which has been long worn and trodden upon. WOMEN RULE CITIES WELL Encouraging Report for Suffr te Comes from Russian Empire. (Copyright, 1903, by Press Publishing Co.) ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 10.—(New York ‘World Cablegram — Special Telegram.) — One of the best governed communities in the Russian empire, the interior minister reports, is that of Nikolskoye, in the dis- trict of Rybinsk. The men of the place are all employed In the factories of large cities or in business in Moscow and St. Peter burg. The women run the affairs of the community, meet in council, elect officials, and, according to the interior minister, do it splendidly. Other communities managed by women are conducted in a satistactory manner, but they do not come up to the Nikolskoye standard. REPLACING STOLEN 'EWELRY Montana Man Invests in New Collee- tion for His Wife in the Paris Shops. (Copyright, 1908, by Press Publishing Co.) LONDON, Jan. 10.—(New York World Ca- blegram—Special Telegram.)—Mr. and Mrs, Buddhauser of Montana, who had been stay- ing in their flat on Clarges street for a month, left yesterday for the Riviera, to spend two months. A large quantity of lways the Same ‘Good Old ~[BLATL The Pride of Milwaukee BLATZI B:ER I3 RICHT BLATZ MALT-VIVINE (NON-INTOXICANT) TONIC FOR THE WE AK All Druggists or Direct VAL. BLATZ BREWING CO., Milwaukee OMAHA BRANCH, Tel, Tos1, very costly riviere of diamonds and a col- fine pearis. The gems are being mounted in Paris by Cartler. ‘When Mrs. Buddhauser returns from lha French jewelers, who will submit the arti- cles in temporary settings. Mr. Buddhau- ser’s yacht will start on a month's cruise around the English coas ROSEBERY IS DOWAGER PEER Late Premier Coins New Phrase in Answering Fellcitations on Son’s Majority, LONDON, Jan. 10.—The coming of age of Lord Dalmeny, eldest son of Lord Rosebery, was the occasion for extended festivities at his Scotch estate, Dalmeny Park, near Ed- inburgh. Lord Dalmeny was the reciplent of many addresses from the neighboring municipal- fties and the tenants, to which his father generally replied. Throughout the celebration Lord Rose- bery was in a particularly happy humor. He created another phrase which has already become popular, by referring to himself as & “dowager peer,” mow that his son has reached his majority. The speeches of Lord Rosebery's younger som, the Hon. Neil Primrose, attracted much attention owing to his excellent delivery and facility of dic- tion. Lord Rosebery’s athletic helr frankly said he did not care much about speechmaking and was altogether wrapped up in the army, in which he holds a commission as lleuten- ant in the Grenadiers. WISH TO SEE GAMES MOVED German Athletes Favor Berlin or St. Louis for Olymplan Exercises Next Year. BERLIN, Jan. 10.—Germany's cholce of { eity for the Olymplan games is St. Louls, not Chicago, and Dr. Gebhardt, head of the German section of the international com- mittee, has so Informed Baron Coubertin, head of the French section. Dr. Gebhardt explains today that St. Louls s preferred by the German athletes because they are most likely to secure the desired govern- ment subsidy for the expenses of their trip if they ask for it in connection with the appropriation of the imperial government for the German exhibit at the exposition. Dr. Gebhardt confirms the news covtained in the Paris dispatches to the effect that President Roosevelt has been asked to de- cide whether the games shall be held in Chicago or St. Louls. Reports here say that Berlin may be chosen in preference to e'ther city. The statement that tbe Ger- man capital does not desire the games be- tore 1908 is false. GIRL GIVES STRANGE DANCE fornia Malden Interprets Leg and Paintings on Berlin Stage. BERLIN, Jan. 10.—A California girl, Isa- dora Duncan, who 1s dancing at Kroll's theater under the royal opera management, has been the theatrical novelty of the week She undertakes to interpret classic legends and renalssance palntings in dances, to the accompaniment of cholr boys and choruses of fourteenth century Itallan music The critics take the most diverse views of the artistic merits of her performance, but most of them expross unmeasured ad- miration. Miss Duncan gave & private per- formance to seventy-five sculptors, painters, musicians and critics, among them belng bearers of the foremost mames in Berlin art. Herr Godowsky, the planist, formerly of Chicago, has been fnvited by the sultan of Turkey and the king of Roumania to play before their majesties in February. Minister to Fight Duel. ROME, Jan. 10.—Forelgn Minister Prin- etti has accepted a challenge to fight a duel with & former cavalry officer, Count Belle- grade. The latter was comizissioned to re- port om the condition ef little Ttallan let of the same stones and a necklace of | Britiah Cabinet Miniater Says Abroga~ tion of the Trade Polley is Possible. | LONDON, Jan. 10.—The preside. of tne " Board of Agriculture, Mr. Hanbury, speak- ing at Licester today, promised the agri- | culturists every assistance that the govern- ment could grant them. He sald while the demand for protective duties on imported agricultural produce was like ‘“‘cryl for the moon,” as any demand for protection must come from the great manufacturing interests before it would be heeded by either political party, he belleved that such & day might come much sooner than many people expected. PLAGUE STILL INCREASES Convalescents Now Attacked and Mex« ifcans Start Energetfeally to Work Cleansing City. MAZATLAN, Mexico, Jan: 10.—The plague continues without material abatement. Thero are forty-three patlents at the la- saretto and the disease is now attacking convalescents, The city has been divided for sanitary purposes into four sections and each sec- tion will be thoroughly disinfected under supervision. The sewers are to be cleaned and, in short, & furore for sanitation has been caused by the appearance of the pesi Asks tor an Explanation. HONOLULU, Jan. 10.—(Via Pacific Cable.) —Secretary Carter has received a cable- gram from President Roosevelt asking for information in regard to Hawallan protests against the recommendation of the United States zenate commission in the matter of & national leper settlement at Molok An answer of explanation has been cabled the president. B REACHES SEAT OF TROUBLE Don’t Try to Cure Hemorrholds with External Application ’ When it 1s such a well known fact that hemorrholds or plles is a disease originat- ing in the morbid dilatation of the veins ot the lower part of the rectum, It seems. in- credible that people aficted with this painful trouble should go on doctoring with external salves and washes, when the | discased paris can only be reached by an tnward application. The suppositories used in Pyramid Pile Cure are composed of the most soothing and bealing ofle and lotions known to Materia Medica, and act on the diseased veins and surrounding tissue like magic, glving al- most instant rellef. The dilated blood ves- sels are relieved, the irritation of the mu- cous membrane ceases and bleeding fis stopped. The predisposing cause of piles are such |as produce fullness of the hemorrhoidal velns and impede the return of blood from them, such as constipation, sedentary hab- its, city life, pregnancy, corsets, ete., in fact, the causes are all fully covered in a very interesting little book published by the Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall, Mich., and the same will be sent free to any address upon application. The general principles of treatment are according to the evident causes, active habits, attention to diet and other hygenio rules, ctc., avoldance of constipation and each night the injection of a Pyramid suppository to heal and cure the affiicted parts, That this treatment has bewn effective is instanced by the testimony of thousands of people who have been permanently cured and by the evidence of drugglsts. The case of Mr. Samuel Gouldle, 526 Moya mensing avenue, Philadelphia, I8 & fair sample. “For twelve long years I suffered terri- ble torture from piles. I had been under two surgical operations, once in Cleveland, Ohio, in the year 1895, and once in Toledo, Ohio, in 1900, and also tried & number ot salves and ointments from different doc- tors. 1 at last found a permanent cure by using two Afty-cent boxes of Pyramid Pile Cur The first two or three applications gave me rellef at once. I am pow en- tirely cured and thank God for finding such & madiciue as the Pyramid Pille Cure.