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's4easo. asking for particulars Of
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Put Money Into
a Stocking.

People who do that are commonly called
m.sers. and miser - generally supposed
TO be rich.
They are people. however, who do not
realize the earning power Of money. or
understanding it, are willing to torego it
for the pleasure Of lingering tn cir wealth
every day.
Getting rich by boarding money IL .
pretty SLOW process, especially for the ma
jorisy Of people-those whose incomes are
limited and whose savings at most are
few dollars . month.
The hoard increases only - 70 added
to from outside.
That is no way TO get rich. People Who
undertake it let their cupidity rob them of
their brains.
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In addition to those mentioned in the
report, J. n. GiHnsr. agent of the board.
says that there are four more children to
b. provided for. one boy years old. an
other Of years, girl Of years and . BOY
2 weeks old. whose mother is very anxious
to have him adopted. There are also sew
eral children which the board would like to
have cared fssr. one Of them . girl of s
years. whose mother is compelled to work
out. There are many applications for
work which cannot be furnished, owing to
lack Of applicants for lahorers. The
board will bs prepared to furnish hop
pickers in any number when the season
opens.
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WORK OF THE CHARITIES BCRIAU.
Report Ter Month Of June-Many April
Giants for work.

"
A meeting Of the directors OF the Board
OF Associated Charities Was to have been
held yesterday. but there was no quorum
and the meeting was postponed to July ~
The dircctorn present authorised the pub
LEGATION Of the following report of the ex-
ecutive committee for the month Of June:
No. cases on record book from date OF organ
No OF eases on record book d. posed OF ga
No OF cases on record book with visitors - 70
No OF eases on record book without visitors. 2
Ma Of eases on record book ct county FARM. 4
Total cases on hand .......... Is
No. Of applicants fog work In June. 81
No. OF applicants furnished work in june. Z
No. Of applicants for workers. -. ......... II
No Of old pps:cants furnishsd provisions In
Nc. q new appiacants furnished provision. in
No Of emergency Gases furnished meal ticket: 2
No. furufshed clothing In June Z
No. furnished ialei In June. ............... 10
No. furnished isedteal aid in June. ....... 5
NO. fusnished transportation In June. {
NO. aesfsted ny county Through bureau.
No assisted By sity Through bureau. jun:,. s.
No. assistsd by IAdice Relief Society Through
No. assisted BY ether sources Through bureau.
No. chiidrsn sssurnsd 70 their parents or
No. children Il. b provided for. ..... I
Contributions OF clothing. etc. bv Mrs John
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rsnes, eers,,s in iowa IoasA's. SIS Fsoa;
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
HIMSELF
Medicine Man Warner Replies to Certain
EnpIikh AaneraiOnS.

Medicine Man Warner Replies to Certain
English Aspersions.
New YORK, Dec. 3.-H. II. Warner, the
manufacturer Of proprietary medicines,
whose failure some time ago was the occa-
sion of such gossip in financial circles, and
concerning whose management OF the II. H.
Warner company. limited, there has been
considerable criticism by the English
shareholders, made q statement tonight
at the Imperial hotel In reply to the charge
of the English directors in the company in
their annualr report of the misappropriation of
the funds OF the corporation. This charge ap-
peared in the cable news of this mornings
papers. He said the statement was false
aud malicious. AT the last annual meeting
he voted against the reelection of the
chairman, and for this exercise of his privi-
lego he was summarily removed as managing
director and has had no connection with the
business since.
AS to the charge Of his having appropri-
ated the funds of the company he would say
he had the use of certain moneys of the COM
pany Mt various times during the past three
aud a half years, but, with the knowledge
and approval of the directors Of the COM
pany. After the, corner in the stock had
been closed, the directors began to refer to
his account as an oyerdraft, and requested
as collateral. He complied with their re-
quest and transferred to Two of the ,direc-
tors, Messrs. Boord and Baetz, stock of the
company of the par value of $4,000. His in
debtedness to the, company at this time was
100000. The directors were now trying to
show he had used the stock without their
knowledge or consent.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
Personal PARaGRAPas.


G. C. Coe of o)nicago spent Sunday in
town.
MIR. Edward Rosewater has returned from
the east. t 9 rsr
w. r. Jones Of Fremont was in the city
yesterday. -,e
W, G. Young Of SIOUX City, Ia was in
MIR. and Mrs. e. pt!iaf hayer of Denver are
visitors in the city, IN
S. M. Child andD.F Child of Dunlap, Ia,
spent Sunday in town.
A. b. Prescott, president OF the I%Dterna-
tional Typographical union, passed through
the city yesterday esraute to Lincoln.
Major Schwan, who Assumes the position
in the Department pflithe Platte made va
cant by the transfetiof Colonel Sheridan to
st. Paul, arrived isbthe city with Mrs.
Schwan this mornnS. Tney are quartered
at the Paxton. -.
Miss Elita Proctor Otis, who plays an i'm
portant part in "The Crust Of Society at
The Fifteenth Street ~theatcr, was formerly
connected with the New York Saturday Re-
view. This is Miss Otis secoud visit to
Omaha. She MAS here with the inter
national press excursion Two years ago in
D with some of the leading news
paper people of the country. Miss Otis is
| regarded as a talented lady, and her success
on the stage is no less than that won by her
pen. ~
At the Mercer: c. j. Hazeu, Chicago;
S. B. Hathaway, New York; j. w. Alden,
X. Atkinson, Minneapolis w. l.. Johnson,
Chicago; n. ID. Neeley and family, city; c.
\ M. Beasou. Portland Loudon Charlton,
| Gould DietE, Alice Chambers, Nettie Johnson
| T.. Sweeney, q. Millsap, city; ID. G. Wallace
jr., H.. IA. Wallace, Tekamah.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
HIsr0aI6 HAWAII.

Poiemic Writers Discuss the situation in
the Light OF International Ethics.
New YORK, Dec. 3.-"The Hawaiian Stu
atom Is the subject of an important sym
postum in the December humber Of the
North American Rcview. which will be pub
lished tomorrow. Mr.. Eugene Tyler Cham
berlain contributes an article entitled, The
Invasion Of Hawaii" in which he maintains
that the broad principles laid down in Dan
iel Webster's instructions to the United
States representative in Hawaii in 1851 were
the rule of the government In its relation
with the government Of Hawaii up to jan
uary 10, 1893. The special message in Mr..
Webster's dispatch to which MIR. Chamber
lain alludes is as follows:
While indisposed to exercise any. sinister
influence itself over the councils OF Hawaii or
TO overcome the proceedings Of Its government
by the menace OF the actual application OF SUI
perior military force, tho United States ex-
poets to see other powerful nations act in the
same spirit.
MIR. Chamberlain reviews the circum-
stances connected with tho dethronement of
Queen Liliuokalani He recalls also the
action of the English government in 1913,
when England restored to Kamehamehi the
Hawaiian islands, which, he says, was rem
dered under duress of an English ship of
war.
Hon. William Springer, in an article en-
titled Our Present Duty contends that
the only honorable course open to the United
States is to restore the queen to the throne,
inasmuch as she was displaced only by a
superior force of American troops. Mr..
Springer INDUCES the hope that the example
of our government and the advantages of
our civilization may soon induce the
Hawaiians. acting on their own judgment, to
suppress their monarchy and establish in Its
place a republican form of government, but
it Is education, and not armed Intervention
that would bring about this revolution, which
every American citizen must desire.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04

gar square ana after drawing up in line the
police charged upon the anarchist
mob, scattering them in all directions, after
which the horsemen took up q position on
the south side facing the square and the
police oil foot then began to disperse the mob,
which made but a slight resistance, being
completely overawed by the large number OF
police called 10 the SPOT.
Tackled scotland Yard.
At about 4:30 p. m. a large body OF an
archists made a dangerous rush down Par
lament street, intending to reach Scotland
Yard, which was said TO have been left
with only a small guard of policemen, but
the superintendent Of the division Of police
men promptly sent a strong force of mounted
and foot police to Scotland Yard, the horse-
men reaching that point before the anar-
chists and fifty of the police on foot came soon
after, scattering the dangerous mob.
During the afternoon the police made a
number OF arrests, the prisoners in all cases
being followed to the police station
by angry and excited crowds of anarchists,
who loudly cursed tho home secretary,
MIR. Henry Asquith, and who uttered all
kinds of threats as to what they would do
for revenge upon that Official
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
numBEnT's new CABINET.
Itaiy's Latest Ministry viii Be Completed
Today, 1t Is Thought.

Itaiy's Latest Ministry viii Be Completed
Today, 1t rs Thought.
ROME, Dec. 3.-The following ministry this
morning is reported to have been formed and
the report has been confirmed by the after
noon newspapers:
Sig. Zanardelli, premier and minister OF
the interior.
General Baratieri, minister of foreign
affairs.
Sig. Forts, minister of public works.
General San Mariana, minister OF war.
Admiral Racchi, minister of marines.
Sig. Coccurti, minister of husDandry.
Baron Riseis, minister of posts and tele-
graphs.
Dir. Vacchelli, minister Of the treasury.
Sig. Gallo, minister of education.
Sig. Bosselli was offered the portfolio OF
minister of finance, but has not yet decided.
Hc is expected to give his decision tomor-
row. .
The portfolio of minister of justice has not
yet been bestowed.
General San Mariana had an interview
with King Humbert this afternoon and de-
cided to accept the portfolio of minister of
war after u long consultation with the king.
u is expected the cabinet will be complete
tomorrow and Parliament will meet Decem'
hpr z
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
WESTERN UNION OBJECTS.

Kentucky's New Revenue Law Will BE
Contested for the First Time.
FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. 3.-The Western
Union Telegraph company, through Gin
cinnati and Louisville authorities, has
brought suit in the United States district
court TO enjoin the auditor of state from col.
lecting taxes upon its franchise, the value OF
which is placed 1T $092, 900 by the board of
valuation. The company claims TO be ex-
empt from such a franchise tax and that
should it be collected it would absorb fully
% per cent of its net income. The suit is
the first notification Of resistance of the
collection Of the new franchise tax as pro-
vided for in the new revenue law.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
ALONE
NJ. Cassimir Perier Assumes the Whole ID
don of the Ministries Po'icy.

Nj. Cassimir Pericr Assumes the Whole Bur-
don of the Ministry's Poi icy.
PARIS, Dec. 3.-The Gaulois says that M.
Cassimir Pericr is anxious that the public
should know that he alone will be responsible
tor the ministry's declaration and that
neither President Carnot nor any of M.
Perier's colleagues will have Il voice therein.
Nj. Dubost. the new minister of Justice,
was n great friend of M. Gambctta.
M. ~Jonnart, the new ministerof works, has
had no political experience, but is a new and
untried man. He is an ardent protectionist
NJ. Marty, the new minister OF commerce,
is also an intense protcctionist.
M. Dupuy, it is expected, will be opposed
in his candidacy for the presidency OF the
Chamber Of Deputies by M. Drisson. who
will be supported by radicals and socialists.
The elections for the presidency of the
Chamber of Deputies, therefore, VIII afford
an excellent opportunity FOR the government
TO count its partisans.
NJ. Dupuy's voters will be supporters OF
the government; M. Drisson's will oppose.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
Under the Avalanche.

DENVER, Dec. 3.-A special to the News
from Butte, Mont, gives further particulars
of the snowslide in which seven lives were
lost. The first occurred Wednesday night
at Hecla. Four men were buried, three of
whom were taken out dead. The snow at
that point is now twenty feet deep. A Sec
ond snowslide occurred Friday night at
Lyon City, a short distance from Hecla, and
the snow there is now from forty to sixty
fe 1T deep. Four persons persisted and sew
eral others were badly injured. All the peo-
pie nave moved away, as more snowslides
are expected to occur. An attempt will be
made To break up the vast body of snow on
the mountain by means of giant powder.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
POLICY OF THE NEW MINISTRY.


1t Will BE Declared ut Paris To-day Accord
49, ing to arrangements.
PARIs, Dec. 1.-The declaration of the pol
10y of the new ministry, which will be read
by Premier Cassimir-Perier in the chamber
Of Deputies tomorrow, was approved at u
cabinet council held tonight. This oeclars
ton of policy is said to be as emphatic as
thai of the Dupuy cabinet against an income
tax, q revision of the constitution and q
separation of church and state. The min
lstry, however, intends to pursue n demo
cratic policy and will agree TO the PROPOSE
zion to establish a approximation fund for
Norkmen, but will reject the Utopian schemes
of the socialists.
A peaceful foreign policy will be pursued.
The election of NJ Dupuy to the presidency
Of the Chamber of Deputies is regarded as
assured.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
WArERLYs PLoW wonxs.
ENLARGED and Ready to supply the State
with Implements.

WAvERLr, Neb, Dec. 3.-lSpecial Tel
egram to TuE BsE. The waverly Steam
Pillow works nave again resumed active op.
crattons here. This is now the third season
That these implements. have been manufac.
tnred here. The managers, Messrs.
Duilenty and Vinlng, have improved the
past dull summer months nv enla rg,ng thair
ESTABLISHMENT by erecting a large two.story
aunltlon, making the total dimensions 36xi3O
rect, besides adding expensive machinery
anu all the modern necessary appliances,
"A large force OF experienced men has been
engaged for the season, nearly ali of whom
are residents of town. Orders have been
coming in heavy, the largest booked being
200 as a starter in tho unprecedented dc.
mand. The business prospects for the town
were never better.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
COSTd RIC4N AFF4IRS.
Visit of "a United States Cruiser Causes some
IN Locally,

Al 4 Stasss STuiSer Sauscs ooiuo
Comment Locally.
New YORK, Dec. 3,-.The Worlds special
dispatch, fromJSan Jose aAs,paIh arrival
of the cruisertSan Francisco in Costa Rican
waters has caused no little comment and
superinduced the belief that the United
Statesis Interested in the present political
agitation here. Since the visit of the Kear-
sarge in 1875 and the Atlanta last October
there have been no United States war yes
sells in the Atlantic ports of Costa RIGA.
The political situation is critical. The
dictatorship Of Senior Vasquez IS likely to
produce a revolution. which. added to the al
ready panicky condition of finances, imperlls
the welfare not only of natives, but Of for
eign residents, the greater part of whom are
engaged IN commercial enterprises, and, in
fact, comprise the backbone of the nations
credit.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
Female roor Ha,i Players.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 3,-Seyeral San Fran
~ciscans gathered In Central park this after
noon TO witness an innovation in the foot
ball field. The game was played by two
elevens composed of women, old and young,
attired in abbreviated skirts and knee
trousers. The game was under association
rules and resulted in "a score of 2 TO q. The
winning team is known as The Colleen
Bawns'' and the vanquished as the Bonnie
Lassies." Though the play was rough at
times, no one was painfully injured,
Terrible Storm Ia south Carolina.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. IA special from
Yorkville TO the News and Courier says: A
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
Desperate Rustiors Captured.

GERING, Neb, Dec. 3.-ISpccial to Tpr
BEE. Six men, who claim to reside in Box
Butte county, were apprehendcd by n posse
Oh wyoming and Nebraska citizens this
week near the state line, where they mad
been discovered III the act of ~rustling cattle.
Cattle have been missed for some time from
the various herds ranging in that vicinity,
ana when the watchers discovered them
there were seven Of the ~rustlers, but after a
lively fusilade OF shots had been exchanged
one man escaped. They were today started
TO Cheyenne, Wyo., for trial,
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
TRIAL.
Mayor Harrison's Assassln Will Be pu
the Dock TOday.

CHICAGO, Dec. a--The trial of the assassin
OF Mayor Harrison, Prendcrgast, will begin
at 10 o'clock tomorrow before Judge Brep-
tano. Prendergast was very glum today and
refused to leave his cell to talk. He said:
u have nothing now to say and | will not
talk over the same old thing"
Guards will be placed at the foot of the
STAR leading to the court room and as soon
as the seating capacity is exhausted no
more people will be allowed to pass up to the
second floor. IL IS believed that at least
two weeks will be required to secure "A Jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
VIII Close "A snvinu, nnnk.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3.-The bank COM
missioners, acting under the state law, have
informed the attorney general that it ap-
pears to them it is unsafe for the Peoples
Home Savings bank of this city to continue
to transact business. The bank was in
volved by the recent failure of the Pacific
bank and its doors were closed for a few
days following the failure of tina ~institu-
tinn
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
Not Out ofIllo Wuods Yet.

LONDON, Dec. 3Thc Berlin correspond
Ont Of the Times says that the ultramon-
tanes and their allies affect to regard the
battle for the readmission of Jcsuits into
Germany rs definitely won, but their pean
of victory is pitched IN so shrill II Key as to
inspire doubts us to the genuineness of the
conidenco which they SO loudly profess.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
E%xchanvinT complimentary Messages.
H.. M .NI,.nlnnl Nn,ohn.., hnn

PARIS, Dee. 3-Marshal Canrobert has re-
ceived n telcgraphic message of friendship
from the admiral and $ iilors of the Russian
fleet in the Black sea. The message was
communicated 10 President Carnot, who re
piled, thanking the mobile Russian nation"
for its careful preservation of the monu-
ments erected to the Frcnchmcn who fell at
Malakoff and expressing his general good
wishes to the car. his family. the Russian
hutton and to the Russian sailors.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
Eirc at EairhurY.

~fAiRBuRy, Neb., Dec, 3-lSpeoial Tele.
gram to The BEE. l-Lieurance's restaurant
was badly scorched by fire this morning.
me stock was damaged to the extent Of
S6oo, partially insured. The fire department
saved the building with but small damage.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
Fire I'm "A nnsrmant.

Fire was discovered In the basement of
the Omaha Casket mandatory at Twelfth
and Grace streets about II 80 last night.
The fire originated from a pile of slack,
which caught from spontaneous combustion.
The flames were confined to the en-
and were extinguished in a short time. The
damage will hardly exceed $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
isoger o. NH ~ Town Harmed.

ConsIcASA, Tex Dec. a-rhe gra in eleva-
tor, 2a,oM bushels of wheat, two livery
stables, thirtv-ilve horses, three freight cars,
The electric plant and six other buildings
wero burned tonight. Loss estimated NJ
Sl0p,tnO; insurance, 10000.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
1rvinrton Farmer Uur,.

lRvINGroN, Neb., Dec. Especial to Tn
BEE. Willie Taylor, a farmer of this vicin.
ity, returning home from Mr.. Killers store.
was thrown from his wagon by n unaway
team, breaking his collar bone.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04

terrible wind and rain storm passed over this
section at $3.50, doing damage to property to
the amount OF $1,000. The damage seems to
be general in the storms track across the
country. AS yet no loss Of life has been re-
pnrf0t
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
Statue of Conkllng Unveiled.

New YoRK, Dec. 3.--This afternoon, with.
out thes slightest ceremony, with no Assem-.
bly, of vote. no word of culogy, no note Of
music, the bronze statue of Roscoe Conkling
was unveiled in Madison square, according
TO the desire of Mrs. Roscoe Conkling.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
s,.m., fS,,e Decided.

LoNpoS, Dec, i,-The Paris correspondent
of the Times says he is able TO state that
previous to the ministerial crisis France and
Great Britain arrived ut IN amicable settle-
ment Of the Siamcse question.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
Fractured His Hin.

JUNIArA, Neb., Dec. ESPECIAL to Tar
BEEF ID w. Richards slipped and fell
heavily TO the ground, breaking his hip, last
night. 1t is a severe fracture for a man Of
his age.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
~,ersia's Ministry.

BslGgApE, Dee. 3.-1he king is comforting
with the president of tho Skupschtina regard
iur,the ministry. NJ. Grulco will probab bly, DO
most premier and a change in the political
systmn Is likely.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-04
Peter Oailey Mt the Boyd.

After having played a supporting part to
men less capable than himself for years Pete
something of a Nancy Hanks clip, too-as
the bright particular star of "A Country
Sport" which opened a three nights en-
gagement TO a crowded house at Boyd's last
night.
But then Daley has to travel pretty swift
to prevent the uninitiated from losing sight
of the star. He's In fast company. John
G.. Sparks, Frank X, jackson, Richard
earle, May Irwin, Ada Lewis, Agnes Paul
and Lille Allyn are pacemakers that keep
the winner closely pushed from start TO
finish.
There is no more In the way of a story TO
"A Country Spart' than is customary Ia
farce comedies, but Daley and his company
make il one of the best speciality entertain
ments ever presented in Omaha. DALEY Is
ir irresistible. His hnmor is spontaneous ana
after you've laughed you wonder what at,
that is, il you get time TO think before you
find Yourself due TO laugh again.
May Irwin, as she says herself improves