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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-06-01
Where shall [ buy my Shoes?

Why! Go to Harris & Crabtree's, that is the
best place in town.
They have elegant goods fit and suit every
body at lowest living prices.
They are not afraid to quote you prices, they
other houses cannot compete with them with in
erior goods. Below they give only few of the many
- Bargains
they have to ofer:-
Child's Peb Grain Butt Heel and Spring to II s1.00
Youths Veal and Grain Butt IL from sl25 to $l.75
Boys Veal Butt and Balls to g. s15O to $500
Mems Veal, Cong and Balls Tog Sole, s125 to sl75
Calf from $500 up
Ladies Dong Butt from $l5O up
The above goods all solid and guarantee them to
give satisfaction.
Our gift of ball and bat great They
are all gone now but we will offer you something in
few days.
Keep your eye on our window, and come to
us for bargains.
Harris & Crabtree.
LIST door west of bank
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-06-01

Benefit Kings Daughters.
Benefit for the Kings Daughters. Don't
forget date, Friday evening, June 3.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-06-01
so per cent. saved in Painting your House.

If you are going to paint, we can sell
you pure paint and save you about 80 per
cent of the usual cost of material. For
particulars call at 4. Benedicts hardware.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-06-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.
County Fair

Many Of the young people In town have
kindly consented 10 assist the Kings
Daughters in the entertainment and thus
help TO make II merry success.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-06-01

A spraying outfit for fruit trees. [2Otf
G. w. HEMENWAY, Bennett-st,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-06-01
Great Attractions

See the Siamese twins. procured at
great expense" They haye never before
consented to appear outside the great
cities
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-06-01

Buy your Nails and Trimmings of ]. W.
Wilbur.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-06-01

Confidential

Admission to the County Far unusually
low-everybody can attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
REPORT OF TIIE EMILWIUKEE.
Indications That Sleeping Cars Are Profits

Indications That Sleeping Cars Are Profita-
bic to All Lines.
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. S.-The twenty eighth
annual report of the Chicago Milwaukee &
St. Paul railway for the year ending June 80
was given out today.
The report shows net income from all
sources of Sll,593 443. Fixed charges were
81, l6l 1856, leaving u balance Of 81, 43l, FOG.
After paying per cent on the preferred
stock there remained 81, IA, ,35S applicable to
dividends on the common stock, or equal to
6.O2 per cent. The company has 81 O43, ,O53 in
cash on hand.
The detailed statement shows an increase
in gross earnings of 81, U0, 300, and an in
crease in net earnings of 81 43J,SOO. The in
crease IN earnings Is attributed to the in
crease in general traffic in consequence OF
good crops, to the development OF the terri
tory and Industries, ana TO the maintenance
of rates in the larger part of the territory.
The company ownership OF sleeping car lines
is declared TO De a success. The company in
vested in its sleeping cars S67S, 9G5. Their
net earnings last year amounted to Sl3,5l0.
After prottless wrungling over tho Pa
citic coast rate situation the passenger meet
ing of the Transcontiuental association ad-
journed this evening subject to call of the
chairman. The only result of the meeting
thus far developed Is the withdrawal of the
Canuulan 1hClUC from Tue organization. For
n while this afternoon 1t looked as il the new
agreement might be effected, but when
it proposed a plan for regulating immi-
grant traffic the Southern Pacific promptly
kicked the whole thing over That com
pany refused 10 sign an agreement providing
for uniform commissions or the establish
ment Of n joint agency in New YorS for the
distribution of Immigrant traffic west of tho
Missouri river. 1t has its own agents in
Europe and declines 10 give up the ad-
vantage, besides 1t prefers to be free to
fight the retiring Canadian Pacific. Before
the meeting finally adjourned 1t was evident
to all that no form OF agreement that could
be proposed would ne accepted by the South
ern Pacific.
AT the meeting OF the managers of the
Missouri river lines today an agreement to
MAINTAIN freight rates was signed by the
representatives of all the roads, This is
simply q temporary agreement pending the
construction aud the adoption of some plan
by which all roads will reap the advantages
ana benefits. committee was appointed TO
devise such plan and report at an
adj, urned meeting to be held October 4. 1t
is probable That tonnage pool or division of
competitive tariff will be revived, although
, there IS considerable talk OF a new form of
agreement providing for a money division.
A hrSt-cass passenger rate OF So 80 from
Louisville TO Chicago is announced oy the
Monon to take effect next Sunday. IL Is
claimed by the Monon that its competitors
have already made the rate and IL IS simply
protecting itself.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
HAMBURG GETTING BETTER
Evidence of Police Experience Proves the
Cholera to Be Decreasing.
HAVE FEWER CASES AND FEWER DEATHS
Record of the Service for Three Days
shows n Steady Falling OT-How tho
Public Reports Have Been
Doctored of Late.


copyrighted lS9} by James Gordon BcnnettI
HAMBURG, Sept. s. New York Herald
Cable-Spscial to The BEE.l-Most careful
inquiries lead me to believe that the epidemic
is decreasing steadily, Notwithstanding the
high figures of the official statistics. 1t ap-
pears that the number OF cases and deaths in
the statistics are swelled by the addition of
cases aud deaths that occurred as long
as three days previous to the
day of publication. This is evidently
being done to make tho official figures tally
with the number of burials. Statistics of
the number of cases and bodies conveyed by
the police Illustrate the probable decrease
On September there were 322 cases and III
bodies; September g. 22+ cases, l02 bodies !;
September Z, 162 cases, 90 bodies.
These cases and deaths do not, of course,
include all that occurred on the dates given.
but they demonstrate the downward ten
dency of the epidemic. The statistical
bureau reports for yesterday 655 new cases
and 315 deaths, but of these 1914 cases and
1876 deaths occurred prior 10 yesterday.
Locomotives haye been placed on hand in
a dozen parts of the city for the free distri-
button of boiled water.
Herr j. c.. Chosen writes to the news
papers stating that his wife was taken with
cholera August go and was removed TO the
hospital August 26. Notwithstanding the
most careful inquiries he has not yet, up to
yesterday, been able to obtain any informa-
tion rs to whether his wife was alive or
dead, or even her whereabouts. This throws
a bad light on the hospital organization and
partly justities the popular feeling against
the city government, which is growing in
tcnsely bitter. MELTzER.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
NAH.iL NEWs.
Consolidation of the White Squadron and
the North Atlantic Squadron.

Consolidation of the White Squadron and
the North Atlantic Squadron.
WASHINGTON, d. &C., Sept. Sat sunset
tomorrow the famous White squadron; COM
posed originally of the first four modern
ships of tho navy, will cease to exist, as by
orders issued today from the Navy depart
ment, the ships now composing the squadron
will be amalgamated with the North Atlantic
squadron, under tie command of Acting
Rear Admiral Walker, Rear Admiral Cher
ardi being detached from his command and
ordered to hold himself in readiness for
other duty.
BY the orders issued today Admiral Cher
ardi will leave his present post IN a short
time for San Francisco. accompanio by his
naval aides, who will hoist his blue pennant
on the San Francisco, preparatory to assum-
ing charge OF the vessels on the Pacific
coast, which he is to bring around Cape
Horn to New York to participate IN the
naval review, thus leaving Admiral Walker
in command OF all the vessels in commission
on the AtlantIc station AS Admiral Cher
ardl is now the ranking officer OF the navy
in active service, it will fall to him 70 be in
command OF the whole of the American fleet
at the naval review in celebration of the
discovery of America.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Neglected nis nnty.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. s.-The secre-
tary of state today ordered the suspension
from duty of James G. Kellogg, United
States consul at Stettln, and assigned the
vice consul TO the duties of the office. This
action, it is said at tho department, grows
out of the complaint Of the health officers at
New York on August . that the consul was
absent from his post ana that the inspection
of vessels from trat port was very lax. Con-
sui General Edwards OF Berlin was directed
10 proceed To Stettin aud make a personal in
vestigation ana report was called for from
the consul These reports were received
today with the result OF the above announce
ment
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
MORE PESTILENCE ON BOARD
Cholera Victims Increasing on Both the
Normannia and Rugia,
OTHER CASES ON HOFFMAN ISLAND
Proposition Being Considered to Transfer
the cabin Passengers on the Inflated
Ships to Barracks on Sandy Hook
Secretary Fosters Plans.

NEW YoRK Sept S-The Normannia and
f,upia have noisted the yellow flag again ana
the same signal Is flying from Hoffman
island. indicating the discovery of additional
cholera cases this morning. Up till yester-
day evening there had been thlrty-one cases
of sickness from the disease and eight deaths
In this port, Tho stokers on the Nor
MAMMA this morning seem to be the
greatest sufferers. Eight of tho crew
of that vessel were transferred yesterday
afternoon to Swinburn island. These men
had only the day before been taken back TO
the ship after twelve hours stay on Hoff-
man island, where they had been disinfected
with all possible thoroughness, along with
500 others. They were taken back to the
ship apparently in excellent health. The
doctors will not admit~positively that these
eight patients have cholera, nor will they
denyit.
Secretary Foster says DIR. Hamilton and
Dr. Jen kins will inspect Sandy Hook tomor-
row with view to selecting site for
camp of refuge for the cooped-up cabin pas
sengers of the steamships now detained at
quarantine. Ii the doctors find the ground
satisfactory the secretary says the barracks
will be in shape to receive tho passengers
by Friday night. The Reading railway Will
extend its tracks to the camp to facilitate
the transportation of supplies. Tho secre-
tary SAYS wealthy gentleman has offered
to undertake the construction OF the camp
and meet all expense, taking his chances OF
getting his money back from parties liable
therefor.
Dr. Cyrus Edison, sanitary superintendent,
has received this dispatch from Dr. Seloert,
who is in Berlin on behalf OF the New York
Board of Health: Berlin steams all arti-
cles from Hamburg one hour The highest
opinion is that all the rivers in northern
Ear rf.11 md me-
expected. The new law will stop all Russian
Immigration passing quarantine. Month
will be insufficient to stamp out the disease.
The only efficient method for you in Amer
lea is to stesm important baggage or o.her
articles for at least an hour. They must be
steamed singly, or else immigration must be
stopped. The germs are everywhere. No
Port is safe.
The Borough board of health has been
sent from Atlantic Highlands to protest
to Governor Albeit against the landing of
the passengers of the infected ships at
Sandy Hook. The Borough has provided a
day and night water and land patrol service
to that end
The death of Il cholera patient was report
ed on SWIM burne Island last night. In
vestigaton shows that no deaths have
occurred in this city yet OF asatic cholera.
DIR. jenkins today accepted Sandy HOOK
rs a cholera refuge for cabin passengers.
lie hopes to obtain permission to use Fire
Island also. In ADDITION the steamboat
StonipgCon has been purchased by j. Pierre
. pont Morgan for the cabin passengers OF the
detained steamers. A paby on Swim burne
island has been added to the death roll.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
CANNOT USE THE LAND.
War Department Oficials VIII Not Allow
Passengers to Land at Sandy Hook.

war VIII NOt allow
Passengers to Land at Sandy Hook.
WAsulNGToN, ID. c., Sept S. S.--General
Grant, acting secretary of war, received
telegram from Secretary Charles Foster,
now in New YORK, suggesting that the War
department allow Sandy HOOK to be used as
place of retreat tor the quarantiI ed cabin
passengers OF tho Atlantic liners now in the
lower bay. A similar request was also sent
by Austin Corbn and by Agent Boaz OF the
hamburg American line.
General Grant took the request imme-
diately unders consideration, but Will reach
noConclusion today, He stated, however, that
1t was improb bable that it would be granted
owing, for reason, TO tho fact that the gov
ernment had important gun ranges on the
HOOK, which would be greatly interfered with
bv the presence OF persons from the steamers.
Unless the situation becomes SO critical that
IL is regarded as absolutely necessary to land
the detained passengers for better protection
against the plague, it is hardly probable that
the land will he turned over to the health
authorities, but instead vessels will bs used
TO receive passengers from those ships having
the disease aboard.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Wnl Divido the rresbytery.

MALVERN, Ia, Sept s.-[Spocial to THE
BEE. The Council Bluffs presbyterv, at
the fall meeting held at Emerson yesterday
voted to send an overture to the Iowa synod,
which meets at Dubuque next month to
divide the Council Bluffs presbytery on a
line east and west between the counties of
Pottawattamie Mills, Montgomery, etc.
There are now fifteen counties in tins pres
bytery, ana the division will give the new
presbytery to be known as Corning presby :
terry, eight counties, ana the Other division,
to retain the name and records of Council
Bluffs presbytery.- consisting of seven
counties. The next meetng will DO held at
Guthrie Center III April, 1893
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Work of Iiyhtninp

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Sept. ESPECIAL
to The BEE. - During a heavy thun-
der storm early this morning lightning
struck tie street car barn, at tho corner OF
Twentieth street and Second avenue, and
killed four mules. The 1uid struck the build
ing at the southwest corner, following the
telephone wire about ten teet, leav-
ing blueish ilaek streak. As
usual, the lightning was tleakish. killing
the first two mules at that end OF the barn,
then jumped over one ana killed the next
two. The fact that the third window over
the stall was closed may account for this.
Cal Caywood. driver who was sitting in the
office, was prostrated, but not seriously in
jured.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
CHOLERA IN PARIS.

In Has Found Foothold In the Metropolis
of France.
copyrighted 1922 by James Gordon Bennett
BERLIN, Sept. 8. Il New York Herald Cable
Special TO The BEE. From an official
source learn that the German embassy in
cholera there as long since as June. Reports
to the same effect are saiu to have reached
London and Vienna. l give the latter infor-
nation sans reserves. MELTzER.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Movements of ocean Steamers.

At Baltimore-Arrivcd-B Queen,
from London; Gestemunde, from Hamburg
AT Lizard - Passed - Augusta Victoria,
from New York; Amsterdam, from New
York for Rotterdam.
AT -Sailed-Oregonia, for New
York
AT Liverpool -Arrived-Ottaman, from
Boston.
At Kinsale-Passed-iNo from New
York.
At Bremen Hayen-Arrived-H from
New York.
At Genoa-Arrived- Werra, from New
York.
At Swinemunde-Arrved September G.
Thngvalla. from New York.
At London-Arrived-M Mississippi, from
New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
W. D. Mathews Withdraws.

O'NEILL, Neb., Sept. S,-TSpeclal Telegram
to The BEE. w. ID. Mathews, the repub
lcan nominee for state senator in the rhir-
teenth senatorial district, sent in his resIgna-
tion today to Hon. j. M. Hunter, chairman of
the senatorial committee. Mr.. Mathews, in
his letter of resignation, says: II do this
honor conferred by the great republican
party more than do but the condition of
my health and business and financial reasons
almost force the step" The central com
mttee will be called together to ill the
vacancy Immediately.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
EiGHT MEN KILLED.
Fatal Wreck on u Branch of the Pennsyl-
Vania Railrond.

Eatai wreck on u brdhcn OF the Pennsyi-
vania Railroad.
ALTOONA, Pa. Sept. Slight men were
killed and three fatally hurt in "a collision on
the Clearfeld 81 Cambria railroad at 6
o'clock this evening. A work train met an
upbound passenger train in deep cut hear
Eckenrod's mill. Engineer c. w.
Ferry and Fireman l.. Parish of
the passenger were taken out
dead. The engineer and fireman of the
work train Jumped ana escaped with slight
injuries. Six foreigners, members OF the
work crew, were killed. Their names are
uuobtainable. None of the passengers of
the upDound train were hurt
. The engineer of the work train is said to
have disobeyed orders to lay over at Pattons
to let the passenger train through.
The Cleartield & Cambria Is n road re-
Gently opened by the Pennsylvania company.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
SURRhND ERED TO CRESPO.
venczuela's Revolution Ends with the sue

cess of the Insurgents.
copyrighted 1872 by James Gordon Bennett.l
CURAcoA, W. L.. (via Galveston, Tex.), Sept.
S.-TBy Mexican Gable to the New York
Herald-Speclai to TuE BEE.l-News has
reached here from Caracas through reliabl,
channels that indicate that General Crespo,
the legalist chief, wfsssoon be in peaceabte pos
session of the capital of Venezuela. General
Luciano Mendoza, who has been dictator
since Uradaneta's departure for TIE west,
has resigned the reins of power ana has left
Caracas prepara ory, it is believed, to lsav-
ing the country. Second Vice President
ment, but his term of power will not last long.
as Vlllegas Putido has sent an invitation to
General Crespo to entor the city and assume
command until quiet is restored Full
amnesty has been guaranteed to the people of
Caracas.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
The Deatl, Roll

HASTINGS, Neb., Sept. s.-[Special Tele.
gram to The BEE. IA postal card received
in this city this morning announces the
death at Galesburg, ILL.,, of August Rice, q
former Hastings citizen. Mr.. Rice was for
two terms deputy postmaster and served
several years as water commissioner OF the
city.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
MAY LOCATE THE FUNDS.
Interest IN EN-Dcputy FISTS Trial Bocom-
intr ,,rnlinr.

Interest IN EN-Dcputy Fists Trial Bccom-
ing greater.
HASTINGS, Neb, Sept Especial Tele
gram TO The BEE. Judge Beall and the at
tornoys who are interested In the trial of cx
Deputy Emanuel Fist for aiding in the em
bezzlement of county funds have awearlsome
task in attempting TO secure a competent
jury TO try the case. Today has witnessed u
continued effort 10 find twelve men who were
suitable to try the questions of fact which
will be brought up. County Attorney Hoepp-
ner with his assistants, General Bowen and
Judge Batty, seem quite as anxious to secure
a good jury as the counsel for the defense.
Attorney Hartigan of the defense smiles at
the efforts being made and says: ats all
nuts for me, as 1t exactly supports my mo-
tion for n change of venue" AT 8 this morn
ing about forty of the scventy-fve tales
reported who were summoned yesterday
under special venre by Sheriff Crane and
the number was increased gradually during
the day. At supper time when the usual
recess was taken, seventy talesmen were
present. The jury had been passed Tor
cause and the state had used two OF its per-
emptory challenges and the defense four OF
its eight. 1t is no. probable that the jury
Will be finally accepted before Friday night.
Interest in the case has been reawaKened
and although the witnesses endorsed on the
complaint by the prosecution are mainly
those of the Paul trial, it is probable that
the defense will introduce testimony which
will show how the SOB, 600 In the deficit have
disappeared. This report Is confirmed, as
the receiver of the defunct City National
bank is in the same Office as Mr.. Hartigan
and the latter gentleman would enjoy special
facilities in running down the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Nominated for the Legislature.

CRAWFORD, Neb., Sept. Especial TO THE
BEEl-lhe republican representative CON
vention was held here yesterday. Mr.. l..
Brewer, eX-treasurer of Dawes county, re
ceived the nomination Mr.. Brewer resides
at Chadron. He has lived In this county
several years and is well and favorably
known. He has a great many influential
friends and Will make u strong race
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
NAV Shear Her priviIeres.

copyrighted 1892 by James Gordon Bennett
BERLIN, Sept. S-New York Herald Cable
Especial to The BEE. The various Ger
man governments are seriously considering
the advlsabihty of depriving Hamburg of
some OF her ancient privileges, which have
been found dangerous to the health of the
empire. The question may shortly be raised
pu bliclY bv Prussia and Bavaria.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

BEATRICE, Neb., Sept. S.-TSpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE The l0-months Old
chilu of .. II. Bunnell died early TINS morn
ing unuer the Christian science treatment of
very mild case of summer complaint. A
little over year ago the Bunnells l0-year-
old boy died under like treatment. The
Christian science healer in the case of today
was Mrs. Townsend. The child was s'ck
ten days and not the slightest effort was
made to alleviate its sufferipgs aside from
the Christian science incantations.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
truiop County Veterans Meet

CnEsroN, Ia, Sept Especial Telegram
to TnE BEE. The Union County Veteran
association commenced tho annual three
days encampment Yesterday at the Creston
fair grounds A heavy rain today seriously
diminished the attendance. This afternoon
Colonel w. II. Hepburn, republican nominee
for congress, delivered an eloquent address.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Two Death, ON the Pacific.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Sept. s-The Ameri-
can ship Frank Pendleton arrived today
from Calcutta after having touched at
Madras. During the voyage Seaman Archi-
bald McDougall and William II. Whitty,
chief officer a native OF Maine, died of what
was reported TO have been cholera The
deaths occurred last April and since then
there has been no sign Of disease The
vessel, however, was quarautined and fumi-
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

,legates from all over the district Its pur.
poso is reviewing the past years work and
couhseling and planning for the succeeding
one. a. A. Kicker is moderator and j. A.
Keith clerk.
The Catholic fair, which has been in
progress the past three days, closed this
evening Several hundred dollars were
netted. 1t was a grand success in every
PARTICULAR.