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Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-04

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"What Are Rules Made For?" is the prin-
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chitects' Electrical Bulletin. Published at
New York city.
The Omaha Druggist for February is out
on its usual pilgrimage. 1t very appro-
priately heads its news items as "pellets."
Omaha Druggist, Omaha.
"Harold's Valentine Bush is a timely
short story for children very appropriate
for February's Our Little Ones and The
Nursery. The Russell Publishing Company
1876 Summer street, Boston.
A splendid portrait of Elizabeth Palmer
Peabody with a review of her eventful ca
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There's Nothing Too Rich for the Baby"
Is the catching title to- some new music
that has already achieved fame in the old
world. 1t is composed by II. w. Petries,
Phelps Music Company, 52-54 Lafayette
place, New York,
Goldthwaites Geographical Magazine for
January discusses the prospects of future
polar expeditions, showing the great ad-
vantages they VIII have over those of the
past The article Is by Robert Stein,
United Estates geological survey, and is
entitled "The Proposed Exploration of Files
mere" Goldshwaites Geographical Maga-
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York city.
Francis Fletcher, Explorer and Priest,
is the title of an interesting article by the
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prayed and fought with equal zest. The
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The Anaconda Standard displays its en-
terprise by the issue of an almanac for
1894 in which facts and figures relating to
the city of Anaconda and the state of
Montana are collected. 1t is a valuable
addition to the statistics Of the west
Among the facts revealed it shows that the
total mineral product of Montana from
1862 to 1892 was $500 44l,3i1. Anaconda
Standard, Anaconda, Mont.
The Value of Cereals and Vegetables as
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-04

rected against the Insurance company known
as "Lloyds." II seems that this company
iI foreign company that adopts unusual
methods IN transacting its business II has
no agents or II it has. the fact is studiously
concealed from the knowledge Of the insur-
ance department and from the general pub
lie. II does most Of its business by mail and
seems TO have headquarters in New York,
Philadelphia and other eastern cities. II has
been writing a great many risks In the
larger cities Of Nebraska, doing an especially
large business in Omaha. Other companies
that are required to live up to the Nebraska
law complain that "Lloyds' Is permitted to
run without any Interference upon che part
OF the state authorities. Finally, on Janu-
ary 10, Auditor Moore referred the whole
matter to the attorney general After
careful investigation, Attorney General Has
tings has addressed a reply to the inquiry Of
Auditor Moore, setting forth the provisions
Of the Nebraska statutes in the premises,
and saying that unless "Lloyds" lived up to
all the requirements, its promoters were
liable to criminal prosecution
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-04
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Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-04
Going to the Wall.


The Columbian Fire Insurance Company
of Louisville made an assignment last week
This company had about $4,000 in premiums
in Omaha. Brennan, Love & Co and Bar
nard and Giles handled the local business Of
this company.
The Anchor of London has gone out of
business.
The Burlington of Burlington, Ia, has
assigned The company did a large bust
ness in Kansas, about $4,000 In premiums
being received annually. Most of this was
term business, upon which n reinsurance re-
serve of 30 per cent of the premium for the
first year Is charged.
So far as known there has been no state
ment of the Burington's condition made
public since December 81, 1892. a careful
perusal of which develops many interesting
features This statement was as follows!
Capital stock paid up, 100000; total assets,
S393, ,l67, reinsurance reserve, S136,2S2; gross
liabilities, S1723i7; premium receipts, S2lS,-
997; total sceipts, S.3i 26O; ,oss rail $l54,-
54S; total expenses, $2S0,471. In the item for
reinsurance reserve rather a Juggling" pro-
cess appears whereby II is reduced from
$4,000 to sl36232 by the reinsurance of
$3.50, ,S53 in premiums during the year 1892
This reinsurance, while considerable deal
had never before been noticed and was not
made public at the time IL was consummated
The statement however, was accepted and
no questions were asked
Even Massachusetts Is in the wave OF de-
preston. Depreciation In the value of real
estate and heavy marine losses have decided
the stockholders OF the Wellneet Marine In
surance company to wind up the affairs Of
the company II has been in existence the
past twenty-five years, The assets will prob
ably be sufficient to pay nearly 100 per cent
10 stockholders.
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-04
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Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-04
AtLorney Genernl mastIngs' Deolslon.

Fire underwriters in Nebraska are some
what juhilant over the action taken by At
lorney General Hastings with relation to
the Lloyds companies in this state.
For some months vehement protests have
beeen pouring into the office of the insurance
department OF the auditors office, all di-
Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-04
A Work Of Surprising MGrit.

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Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-04
Educational Revolution

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ton of words and phrases which have previously
found place in any dictionary.
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Websers Dictionary Early Edition ............. 10000
Worcesers ctionary and Supplement 900
Websters Unabridged Dictionary 900
Websters international Dictionary
The American Encyclopedias Dictionary 10000
including 100000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
1"uxrtthnrner Busrtte.

SObulO er in Spros M1be 9elangen
tonnte, flillterte er linn SIT: IS mar
ni6ts oanit. @eni9er dis l05 Winu'
ten brlngs iA ni6t beraus unO ih babe
oas Wc9lidlte getban.' IS iilo nod
fiinfSebn Minuten Sl piel - aber nur
penn id 6iii9ei bate, Die mid iiber
Den 6llB trii9en, wiirOe i0 ~tiir5ere
3eit broll1en."
uSmmerbin bn6en Sic Die beioen
Shnclllduter iibertroIfen uno ibnen
flllf Wlnuten ab9elOOnncn."
oSas lit mir feb, dnoert ieoob an
Der Salptiabe ni1ts," fubr Siforp
I'M 6lillterton fort. Mir i6ien iibri=
gems, ais wiirDe id beoba6tet. Sin
Mtcn'h mar in Srau Glemmens Saus
perlteft, elm anoerer lun9erte al Der
station berum; lie bnbcn 9erpiB Den
Mtoment meines Ib9anss uno meiner
Nntunft 9enal notirt. Ser sweite
Nufpaner ihifte cine Sepeihe ab unD
tam anf oemlelben 3u9 nit mir suriif.
Srcutt mrB tpirtll6 elm S~erenmeilter
leln, oGB er erfabren bat -"
Siforp fubr suiammen - cine laute,
~befeblenoe Stimne bate ieinen 9tamen
9enannt. @ls er auiblidte, iaD er oas
au9e oes Sertbeioigers BON Der anoern
Settle oes Seri6tsfaales Der auf Iih ge=
rlbtet. Srcutt bate i'm ais 3eugen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24

ulno mar es billig, oaB sic ein
6ubrwert beniibten?"
nSa, oenn Niemano bat geiast, oab
er IS niht audi setbun bat"
.5aben Sic Seweiie, oab er es
tbat?"
,Nein."
6ier iab @nro, pelher Den @eian9e=
men nit g~eip0nnter NufmertIamtelt be-
pba6tete, Elm perldtlihes SG6eln ilber
lelne Sippen S~leiten. Srcutt IeBte oos
0erDDr iprt.
Ser Sidorp," iaete er, ,,tDnnen
Sic perli6ern, oaB Sic ben 9SeS NIT
oller 8eiGwiuoiateit suriidgelest baben,
Die Sbre SrGite geltatteten?"
,,&cinespe9s."
uuno ipdrllm nl1t?"
,Nun, i6 fiir6tete mir Den Sals Sl
brehen; Der Yfao lit 10 uneben, oab
man auf S1neli9teit per;i6teu mllB,
mil man nit beilen @lieoern bapon
tommen."
,,Iber lino Sic 10 ihnel geluuien
als Sic permDhten, no Dies mO9li6
mar2"
uSa, nit g8inoeseiie."
,,WOllen Sic nun Dem @eribtsbpf
iagen, wie pielc Mtinllten sic 9ebruubt
boben I'm BON Srau Glemmens' Sbiir
nah Der Station BON Monteitb 81 9ez
lan9en?"
uHta6 meiner ubr senau bunOert
uno fiinf Minuten."
limb wiiien Sic, in piepiel 3eit Die
beloen Shnelllauier Den gSe9 gema6t
baben?"
uSie baben fiinf Minuten ldn9er
Gebrauht ais it), iuie mir 9eiast wrroe,
aber oas tonlmt auf oaiielbe berarls -
es llno nod INNER iitnfsebn WiI1utsa
al ulel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
81.
Der


@Dll llngeoulo laD man Der GrOn=
hung Der Geri6ts IiBung am nd6iten
Wtorgen entgegen. 9ti6t nur Die neu=
9ieri9e MtenQe, ielbIt Jti6ter uno 8e=
ihwOrene Warteten nit S%pNnnun9 bar
allf, tpie Srcutt Ieine tiibne Sebaupt=
un9 begriinoen DerOe. gpro, Der iih
redtSeiti9 einen YlaB Oerihant bate,
ianO S3eit uno MuBe, Die @eli9ter Der
Sumeilt Setbeiligten Su beoba6ten, De-
rem Nusoruf li6 iniOlge Der leBten Gr=
eignille mertli1 perQnoert bate. Gern
tuilrOe er allerlsi Semertun9en Oariiber
nit ieilem Sollegeu Siforp ausge=
tauI6t baben - alleln Der Ieb!te an lei=
ner Settle.
Die 8erbanolung be9ann. Na6oem
feitftano, oaB 6rau Glemmens UNI orei
Wtinuten no6 sp0lf ubr bepuBtlos uno
bluteno in ibrem GB5immer am SoOen
gefunoen Doroen lei, gait es, ben 3eit=
punt genau 81 ernitteln, mann Die
Wtorotbat 9el9eben lein tonne.
Sin Wurmeln Der ueberraihung lief
our6 Die gan5e 8eriammlun9, ais Sr=
cult nit lauter Gimme Yaleriun Sil=
oretb als 3eu9en auirief.
S6neQ mar Serbs auIgeiprun9en.
Sic rtOnnen Oo6 unmO9li6 einen
Mann ais 3eugen O%ernebmen wOllen,
Der ielblt, Wie Sic Dinen, oieies Yer=
bre6ens perOd9ti9 gelueien III uno oes-
balb bereits idngere 3eit in unterIu6=
ungsbaft 9elellen bat. Senten Sic ct
wa SIREN &lienten oa0ur9 bonn 8al=
gen gu retten, oaB Sic Senem Den
Strit UNI ben Suls ~legeu?"
sd le9e Niemano ben Strif Inn
ben Sals," mar Srcutt's taltbliiti9e
grwiOerung. Dies YOrre6t 9ebiibrt
ni4t Dem 8ertbeioi9er, ~iOnOern Dem
Nntla9er, Serr SeSirtsanwalt."
Wlit unmutbi9er 8ebGuoe nabm SSer=
ris ieinen SIP wieoer Elm, ipa6reno Silz
Oretb SD9ernoen S9rittes berbeifam.
Seine perIallenen 3iige, iein trdntli6es
@usleDen, Der Werbdno. ben er nod I'm
ben Sals tru9, ma6ten i'm gum Mit=
telpuntt Der a~llgemeinen Nufmertlam=
felt. S6eu mid er Den YliGen Der
Wten9e aus. in leinem Nntlib, Oas lid
nit pl0bli1er 8lut9 iiberQOB, pehlel=
ten S6am un0 ObnmG1tige Wutb,
ieine 9an6e Griheinun9 mar UOllig od=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24

pNu, UllO Olu)l UlllltC utl Sllllt
idn0t Der iNm0le Molopf0o an, nel
pcriOlge iN in gtrNDer 9tihtllng, bis i'd
81 Den Ylubeerbiilfen tDmme, Die
am NbGono 3lpi'hcn Dem Stein9erOll
iuodicn, Damn -- ia ONnn Weroe it
tuObl it'll iteben miilen."
u9Sesbolb?"
,g8cil mid Der 0enter Golen Ioll,
menn ib mciB mie ib Die SOrticBunQ
bes Yiabes finOc."
,9os fam i6 Sbnen ia9en. g8u
Ii6 Der g8alo mieoer Offnct, ltebt Elm
einselner, bober Sannerbaum oebtl
sic aui ben Su uno Sic tDnnen nldt
feblen."
yS6on; ober iiber oas Stein9erDQ
81 tDmnen lit feline leihte Nuf9abe,
man muB ME auf Stern 9eben - ein
SAT- ben Abbon9 binab, uno mein
SGuf mGre Elm fir allernal 81 Gnoe."
SD sei6ne Die Strede i'm 3ifSaf.
- Damn errei6en Sic ben SOlsweg."
,Sa, ben perfolge i'd mad rehts, bis
i6 ms 6reie tOmme uro Den 6IuB ur=
ten iebe. Nun mus ih Den Sil9el bin=
inter rlno aus anoere ufer biniiber;
pie i6 bas Ober beluertItelligen ioll,
peiB i6 ni4t."
,Sas lit seraoe Der i6pierigite
9untt. Pin jener Stelle fam man
ni1t iiberieBer, es iabren BORT feline
Soote tpo9eu bes ltdrten 8efdlles; man
muB cine slemli6e Strefe ON lier sll=
riif9eben, bis mar sur Bride gelangt.
Nah einem anOern lleber9an9 81 Iuden,
pdre bel ben pielen uno plDBliAen
@inoun9en, Die Der 6lub muht, NIX
uerlOrene 3eit. SD mill Sbnen ben
Sauf auf benz Yapier On9eben. Seben
Sic, un9efdbr 10 - Oa tDnnen Sic lid
einen Sc9riff oapon MAIDEN. Sinh
Sic aber crit einmal auf Del
Bride -"
so lie9t Die SanoItraBe pon min
uno Der tleine SabnbOf am Steinbru1,"
ia9te SidorD, Die p%Ollenoete StiS;e Sul
SanO nebmeuO, Die er na6oentI;1 be-
tra6tete.
,99iiien sic Spro," fubr er mad
elmer g8eile %tOpfi6iittelno fort, ,,es
tonlmt mir bO1lt unwaDrl6einli6 Dor,
OdB WanieQ ben weiten SO9en gema6t
6Gben lOll - er tennt gewiB einen
Gidtne9 Our6 ben @alo, auf Dem lid
Elm Stiid obi6neioen ldBt."
ySas CLAUDE ib taum. Sic erirl=
uern ii6, ooB Srcutt Den Sabnmdrter
fru9te, wie M0niel ausiab, als er an
Snbnbof ~anlangte. Gr mar erbiBt uno
BON &rditen .geweier, aber feline Slei=
Der meoer Serrilen nod nit S6lamm
bCipriBt. Sobolo man aber na6 rebts
Oper Limits bon Dem @alopfaO abiteigt,
muB man an Die &niee i'm SumpI
paren, OOer Die &leioer bleiben einem
in 6eBen ant Sornseitriipp bdngen.
6Ol9li6 muB Grit WanieQ auf Dem
g8e9 9eblieben iein."
,MO9li6, oaB Sic re6t baben.
Nun, id weroe ia mOr9en ieben, mas
li6 ourb S6neliBteit ausri6ten ldBt."
.,S9neli9teit allein wiro's ni6i
tlun," bebauptete Spro. ,,6lif unr
YeritanO miiiien aud mitbellen. 81
tOnnte gum Seiipiel ein 6ubrwert Oes
g8eges tommen -"
,,Mir ioll tein GOrtbeil entseben,
O%erlaiien Sic li6 Oarauf. SD bin
OOh te9ierig oh ids ni6t nit Srcutt's
S6neulauIern pOn sud auinebmeu
tQnn."
Sad oieien gSOrten ~trennten iia Die
bsioen SOlesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-04-24
ilen6a@n.
Sies III bic flr,e &oute ua5
0anttpn, Council SluHs,

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ilber Itlep.
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ilber Mort Dodge.
Stes p%srIafen has Saruois 9entral Depot fur ben
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3igell. bic bis eDleago our9geDen.
pafaglere. bic iiiblid). nab St. xouiS, Satro,
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& i'm " II I.

Serr: nGnaoises 6raulein, Sic oen=
len 9eruiB an SIREN biibl6en 3lltiini=
tiSeu?"
Game: ySb, mein Serr, iino Sic
0ber bon iid einaenommen!"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-28
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TITS HERE.

There il q freak OF nature very
rarely ever seen, now in this city. 1t
is genuine hermaphrodite and its
name is NavarA SavArA. We say it's
because il is neither man or woman,
but q combination of both sexes, al
though it says that of the female pre-
dominates. To reporter it stated
this morning that she was born in
Circ1sia and 10 twenty-five years OF
@gs. The form generally is ff1at of a
woman, and excepting that of a
heavy beard and male featurS, would
pass for q woman. She is intelligent
aud convcrses freely on her history
and the peculiarities of her nature
She proposes 10 give lecture tonight
or tomorrow night, At which tiIne sht
will give n scientific explanation o.
the freak to which she belongs
From a scientific standpoint she is Al
interesting study.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-03-28
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Francisco and tnternediAte pdirtes yia Fur-.
cell and -AlbuqaerA0e at the very low rate OF
$50; round trip tickets, limited to sixty days.
Will be sold aE o rate Of $3.50. ~
The Santa Fe affords unequhled Acconmo-
daf16hh and attractions for California tourists,
operating Pullman Palace SleepeTs and Pull-
man TOGriet SlseperaS Eith. bus ons change sof
ears from TexaS to CHffI0fnfa. -. :.
The excee8i HSiy low rates oAered BY the
Santa Fe Wff shggeSt California 10 the minds
6f she people Of Texas more than uBual. aqd
Of c0urse, the Mid-Minter Fair, which VIII be
| open until June 20, n not 60 do oVerlQ0k1d.s
| Visitora to the ''WhitA Citys need net foaH
ef beiag tired with duplicass astTacnons at the
The WORLDS Fair, IT,, as the San Francaaeo
Fair 10 gQtnetiInee referred 20. has soms build
I Inks thit, as WOFks Of architeeturAi arts sra
| said to be superior 70 the buildings Of the
Columbian Exposition, and competent critics
! assert thAtfo pictufeequenees and pcrtccdon
| OF niscaps efectB,, the Mid. Winter display
on the shores Of the Pacific sxcSIs ali prsvieul
| For inlornaat;oh' regardinx.. ticksta. ims
tables, ahd' ele0plng car aecommeoan0nal
apply to the nearest Santa. Re Agent. ok--ssAd-
dress, w. KElxAN,
II q. p: A. GakVenkOn. X08a0.