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Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
Amateurs Present Lady Fortune"

Lady Fortune" a one act comedy, was
presented by the pupils OF Mrs. James II.
Wheeler in clever and interesting man
ner last night at the residence Of their pre-
ceptress. 253l ST. Msrys avenue. Miss
Iukey took the part of Kate Miss Kennedy
That OF the mother, Miss Margaret Nickel
Lord Amberly. Howard Kennedy took the
part OF the lawyer and the artist was seen
In the person OF Arthur Cooley Among
those present We're; Mrs. McKell. Mr.. Clark
Colt. Miss Emma Lewis. Edward Sect, Miss
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
OMAHA DIME MUSEE,

1909 Doug'aS StYo9t.
FAMILY RESORT.
Matinees Only saturday ana Sunday
ut 2i:W j.. ni.
Evening Performances Commence Mt
O'cIOck sharp.
The best specially and comedy artists engaged.
ADMISSION Zoe.
Reserved opera CHAIRS. !0n extra.. Door, open
al 7:S1 p.
George Mitchell. Prop. A. Il. Bhufuss Mgr
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock was in
augurated the custom Of holding Saturday
afternoon smokers at the Omaha club. 1t
Is the intention Of the board of directors.
which issued the call for the first meeting
OF the city together for the discussion OF
matters OF municipal concern. and In order
TO secure unity Of action on the part OF
a few remarks at yesterdays gathering.
urging the members 10 lay aside business
neon and meet in informa! session at the
club home
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair, Preceded bN LOCAL SHOWS
Western NebrasLn.

Fair, Preceded by Local SHOWS In
Western Nebraslsn.
WASHINGTON, Dee. The forecast for
Sunday is:
For Nebraska Fair preceded by local
SHOWS in the west portion; winds shifting
to east.
For MssourI-Generally fair; colder; north
winds
For Kansas-Generally fair; rNytheast
winds; slightly colder In tho southeast por-
tion,
For Iowa-Gcnera,ly. fair; south winds
colder In the east pott on.
Fer South Dakota -GPncrally fair; wind
shifting to southeast; warmer by Sunday
evening. .,.,
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, Dec. l-pmaha record OF tenn
corresponding day or past four years:
1925 1891. 1899. 1892
Maximum temperature. q o. - %
Minimum temperature.... 70 u % g
hserage h. .Giai, t,empeFa'are'' ten "a 20 q 3,
Precipitation .....s.s,...s,. W W l.3o
Condition of tempcRature and prec.plts-
zen a. Omaha for ,he day aud since March
Normal temperature. .,.&.......... g!
Deficiency for the day.. ,,.f,,,,....t.... I
Accumulated excess ssn2e ddfnh 1,....., 227
Normal lEee.ptation ...,ssIfsfs+,.., .0i IT. Oh
T3tal p'eelpi;at On tiace Ma eA tF2 7s Inches
Dei.c ency since March i....,t 10 81 inches
l.. A WELSH. Observer.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
Foreclosure is Asked For.

asked the courts for a specific decree OF
foreclosure on come property owned by
Phoebe Rebecca Elizabeth Elvina Linton.
some time ago Martin Tibke obtained de-
IA mortgage for s2l7O. The decree also fore
closed on property in addition 10 that in
question The property Was not sold. how
ever, II being alleged that there were GER
tain liens not ascertained or set forth In
the decree existing against the property
signed his Judgment TO the loan company.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
Annual Convention of shcrins.

December 10 the annual convention of the
Nebraska Sheriffs' association will open in
this city, anu Will continue for two days.
Every county in the state II represented in
the association, and a large attendance is
expected. Circulars are being issued 10 all
sherffs in the state summoning them to the
year AT Grand Island, and In the year be-
fore at Lincoln
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
NebrnsLnn. n, the Ho,el..

AT the Paxton-i.. G. Lloyd, Gothenburg.
AT the Dellone-=H. A. Pe.ors. Hay Springs.
Island; a. ). sands, Wiiber. '"'
At the Merchsnts-F. A. Cameron, Te-
kamah; II. G. sparks. Valentine; r. j.
Brownheld. Grand Island: c. II. Hiieman,
Mccook: +, G. Feltz, ExinR: G. ID. Murphy,
Nora Murphy. ID. NJ. o'Snllivan. Frank
Campbell and son. o'Neill; II. c. spauldIng,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08

Riorlen. Miss Margaret Brown, Miss Buck,
Miss Margaret Cook. Miss Ceorgie Lindsey
Randall Brown Charles G.. Rosewater,
Thorpe Mckel!, Miss Ella Allen and Henry
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
rs OF THE MOST Celebrated CLOWNS IN OMAHA,
Free Day STREET PARADE
IN ACCOUNT

Twenty three differents kinds Of music, inch,d !
ing Italian and Chinese. 'iuu-
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
THAT DECISIVE BATTLE.
Spanish Advices of the Critical Situati
of General Campos,

Spanish Advices of the Critical Situation,
of General Campoa.
Madrid, Nov. 14.-Dispatches received
here from Havana say that the insur
gent leader Roloff is at Sigunca, provinces
Of Santa Clara, awaiting Maxine Ga.
mez at the head of force of Insurgents
and with the intention of advancing mn.
on the city of Santa Clara, the head.
quarters of General Campos, who II
known to be preparing to give battle 10
the combined insurgent forces. Campos
is now on his way to Sigunca. and most
important engagement is expected.
Gomez recently changed his tactics, of
attempting to tire out the Spanish troops,
owing to the decision Of the Cuban reyo-
lutionary assembly in New York, which
is understood to consider 1t urgent that
the insurgents bring about decisive en-
gagement with the troops In order that
the reyOlutionists may obtain recoen.
tion as belligerents upon the part of the
United States.
-Four new gunboats have arrived In
Cuban waters to take part In the block
ade of the coast Of that island.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
STILL MISSING.
No Ci~v TO schintter. tho Healer. Sane>
He Disappeared.

No CleW to SchiNtters xho hs~hSSs Oto0S
He Disappeared.
Denver. Nov. 15.-Francls SchlAtter.
now a fugitive both from justice and do
iuded persons who have journeyed hun
dreds of miles to see him, Is in hiding
only few miles from Denver. Since
his flight from the Fox house In North
Denver not one authentic report OF hi1
having been seen has been brought In
to this city. although the suburbs and
outside country districts are heavily pop
ulated. Unless he has digulsed his per-
souality by removing the heavy growth
of curling hair and beard. he certainly
did not go over any line of railway, and
IL not BY rail he Is shielded by some
friend until the excitement and search
for him have somewhat abated. 1t is
true that Mr.. Fox has been openly ac-
cused of conspiring to get his guest out
of the way. but he still strenuously de.
MES this, the knowledge like Peter OF
old.
A hot tamale boy who has been In the
habit of making an all-night stand AZ
Fox's residence. plying his trade among
| those who have lately taken TO camping
| in the lots fronting Schlatters sleeping
apartments, has an interesting account o!
| hack which drove up before the nonse
vehicle stood stood before The gate ccnnfy 2ee
minutes. when two men, muffied to the
ears, came out OF tie side door and got
into the carriage, the driver whipped his
team into a rapid pace, soon getting
away from the place. Something Ike
this precaution would answer the pus-
pose of the escaping man II he wanted
to avoid detection.
Reports that he has been seen near
Golden and in Nebraska have not been
verified.
Arch l. Eaton. nephew Of ex-Pres'-
dent Harrison. died at st. Luke's hos
pital last night. He was four years
| travelling passenger agent of the Penn
! sylvanla Railway company, and came TO
| Colorado short time ago on account OF
lung trouble. Some of his friends told
| him OF the wonderful cures Of the Heal
er. Schlatter. and his hopes were revived.
He was taken to st. Luke's hospital and
| was to have been taken to Schlatter for
treatment tomorrow The news Of the
sudden departure Of Schlatter was
great disappointment. and toward night
Mr.. Eaton sank rapidly. His mother
| and uncle. ]. Scott harrison, brother of
the ex-president. were at his bedside
when he died The remains will ba
taken to North Bend, Ohio, on an even
ing train.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
FUSION IN ALABAMA.
silver lGen of All Parties Units Theii

silver Aen Of All Parties Units Their
Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 13.-The State
Non-Partisan Free Silver and Honest
Election conference called by State
Chairman Sam Adams Of the Populist
party met here to-day and was attend
ed by 500 Populists. Republicans and
disanfeceted Democrats, the Populists
predominating. The question of all an
ti-Democratlc forces in Alabama uniting
in the coming campaign for free silver
and honest elections was opposed by
Captain II. F. Kolb. late Populist can
dIdate for governor, and his faction.
but the fusion idea prevailed,
Kolb and his faction falling into line.
Resolutions were also passed urging the
United States Senate not to seat Senator
Morgan until the matter of whether or
not he was legally elected be investigat-
ed, and 1t was resolved to ask Congress
to appoint committee to investigate
elections In Alabama. r. F. Kolb, P.
G. Bofman and A. Goodwin were ap-
pointed as committee to organize the
anti-Democrats so as to be able to as
sumo the reIns of the state government
by force II the fusion ticket is elected
next August and counted out as 1t is
alleged the Kolb ticket was last year.
To-day's conference unites all anti
Democratic forces in Alabama and
shows the determination Of the anti
Democrats to take advantage Of the
split in the Democratic party over silver.
Unless this split is healed the fusionists
are almost sure to secure control Of the
next Legislature which will result in
Senator Pugh's successor being Re-
publican or Populist.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23

A cure for consumption has been re.
ported to the State Department by
United States Consul Chancellor at
Havre. He says the cure was first
brought to the attention of the world
at congress Of physicians and scien-
lists at Bordeaux to consider the cues,
tion Of combating consumption by vac.
cination. Professor Marigliano, an
Italian savant, read a paper which at
tracted much attention. claiming to
have discovered an efncacious process
for the treatment Of consumption by
the injection Of tubercular serum
which he says renders the subjects Of
this most formidable disease immune
The consul recalls the comparative fail.
ures of other attempts to treat CON.
sumptives successfully, and says tbI.
particular process is still In the exneri,
mental stage.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
ANXIETY AT WASHINGTON.
Disquietine Rumors Regarding the situa-
tion in Turkey.

DisquietinR Rumors Regarding the situa-
tion in Turkey.
Washington, Nov. 14.-Disquieting
rumors regarding the security Of the
Christian teachers in Turkey between
Trebizond and Erzeroum were about
the state department to-day, but the Of
ficials refused to allay the popular ap-
prehension. There is ground for the be-
lief the department has heard from Min
lister Terrill to-day and that his advices,
while showing that perilous state OF ar
fairs confronts the American mission
aries and teachers In that section, do not
state that actual murders have been re-
ported to him. The navy department
also has a most energetic officer as near
to the scene of the rumored trouble as
war ship can get. in the person Of Cap
tain O'Neill, of the Marblehead, and up
to the close of office hours he had made
no report of massacre, as he would
have done had the news reached
him. The nearest state department rep
resentative Is United States Consul Jew
ett at Sivas, but he also has been silent
For the very reason that this section OF
Turkey, including important American
missions, has all along been without any
consular officer representing the United
States, Congress at its last session pro-
vided for the establishment Of two con-
sulates therein, one at Erzeroum and
another at Harpool.
The state department several months
ago sent to Turkey two experienced
men rruIn vvursr,s.stv-n DO aR>.>- tho-o oon-
sulates there. But the Turkish govern
ment has persistently declined to issus,
exequaturs to them. so they have been
unable to exercise consular functions.
Admiral Selfridge arrived at Mar
seilles yesterday and last evening re-
lieved Admiral Kirkland of the COM
mand of the European station and
hoisted his flag ON the San Francisco un-
der orders from the secretary of the
navy to proceed at once to join the Mar
blehead in Turkish waters. With these
two vessels present 1t is felt that our
government will have done all possible
to protect the Americans In the inter
ior Of Turkey. taken in connection with
most vigorous notice from Minister
Terrell that the United States will hold
the porte responsible for any injury they
may sustain.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
CRISP FOR SILVER.
ADDRESSES THE GEORGIA Leo
ISLATURE.
Opening of His Campaign for the Unitsd
states senatorship Fusion Of Silver
Forces In Alabama.

Atlanta. Ga. Nov. 13.-By special In
vitation conveyed by joint resolution Of
both houses. ex-Speaker Crisp addressed
the Georgia Legislature tonight on the
political issues of the day. Mr.. Crisp
confined himself almost exclusively to
the financial question, and in the course
Of his remarks declared himself une-
quivocally In favor Of the free, unlimited
and independent coinage Of silver at q
ratio Of 10 to 1.
He advised an expression from the
Democrats Of Georgia on the question.
and said they should insist that their
representatives in the next Congress
Mould insist upon the making Of plat
f-form by the people who elected the
president, and not by those who lived
in states that did not furnish the cleo
toral vote.
Judge Crisp's speech tonight is consid-
cred the opening one in his campaign
for the United States senatorship to sue
ceed Senator Gordon.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23

Fully 10000 bushels of apples are
going to waste in Spencer county, Ind.
One third Of the trees will die from in
Jury to them by the heavy weight of the
apples. The river Is SO low that no
shipments can be made, and the farmers
cannot dispose Of their fruit. Many
farmers have concluded to store away
as many apples as convenient in their
cellars, and to bury great many the
same as potatoes are buried, by pilins
them on the ground and covering them
with straw and earth. believing that
they will command better price dur
ing the winter and spring. Apples can
be purchased In the orchards for cent.
per barrel.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
PIG IRON PRODUCTION.
Iron Trade Review Sees an Anomaly In the
Situation.


Cleveland. Nov. 1i.-The Iron Trade
Review this week says: The anomaly
of some phases of the iron situation Is
emphasized In the current statistics OF
stocks and production. The October
figures showed, as those Of the few pre-
cedIng months had shown. that produc-
ton of pig iron increased In marked
degree in that month. and yet stocks
continued to decrease. Coke iron stocks
fell 25.OO0 tons in October, leaving but
ply OF that iron on hand-a smaller
hIiIount tnan mas been reported at any
time since 1883. When 1t Is considered
that the furnaces of the country are pro-
ducing at the yearly rate of nearly H.
800 600 tons of pig iron and that at the
beginning of the month the consumption
was in excess OF this rate, the inherent
strength OF the situation becomes appar-
ent, In spite OF the evidence Of weakness
that appears in the limited business of
the past few weeks. Returns from dis
tricts produclgs the bulk OF the coun-
try's Bessemer iron show increasing pro-
duction. no stocks on hand and conti1-
ued weakness in price. though cOnsump-
ton Is at the highest rate yet attained.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
Nsws From Honolulu.

Honolulu, Nov. 14.-It Is generally
understood that the white men now in
prison for taking part in the January
rebellion will be liberated on Thanks
giving Day.
According to the latest statement of
the financial condition Of the govern.
ment prepared by Minister Damon, dg.
ures prove that the revenues for Sep
tember have improved, compared with
the same month last year. The balance
Of cash on hand at the savings bank n
&43,8 1885, Hawaiian bonds in London
are quoted at 1O2@18. Minister Da-
mon considers the credit Of the country
~ being first class
The United States steamship Ben
nmgton ID at Hilo with United States
Minister Willis on board. The yessei
will return to port on the 10th, and VIII
enter the harbor for the frst time since
the late cholera outbreak.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
THE SENATE A TIE.
A Senator'S Death May Bring That Abou
in Maryland.

A Senator'S Death May Bring That About
In Maryland.
th9 NhR sNAhRqoffeo offorMA Nd AaX d3tvA spsslal , to
announces the sudden death tonight of
State Senator-elect p. J. Bennett of Car
roll county. Mr.. Bennett was elected as
a Democrat. Governor Brown will be
called upon to order a special election
for Carroll county, and upon the result
Of that election depends the political
complexion Of the next Senate OF Mary
land.
With Mr.. Benefits vote that body
stood fourteen Democrats and twelve
Republicans. Should the Republicans
elect successor to Mr.. Bennett, the
Senate would be a tie, with Senator
Bruce of Baltimore acting in harmony
with the Republicans upon all reform
measures and uniting with them in con-
firming the Republican governors nom-
nations. BENEFITS plurality was but
forty-seven.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
pENouNcEs YALE COLLEGE.
A PASTORS wife says 1t Ruins Young
Men.

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 15.-Yester-
days session of the Christian Workers
convention contributed sensational
episode. Mrs. Poteat, wife OF the Rev.
f. NJ. Poteat. pastor OF Cavalry Baptist
church, where the convention is being
held. during an address. said: II would
as soon send a son of mine to hell as to-
Yale college. make this statement
before the newspaper reporters, and
would make 1t to President Dwight
himself"
She said she had seen many Christian
young men ruined at Yale. The first
year they were good: the second they
had pipes In their mouths and the third
they had disappeared.
Other speakers followed, but did not
indorse Mrs. Poteat's remarks. They
said that IL Yale college was to be dis
cussed 1t should be in comparison with
other colleges.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
DE LAMAR BUYS THE MEacuR.
Deal which Iavoivss = Mulio, ana +.
Half.

Deal Which Iavoivss . Mulion s.A .
Half.
Salt Lake, Utah. Nov. 14.-Captain ].
r. DeLamar, the American Monte
CristO, whose colossal deals 20 fire.
Quently astonish the natives, has Great
ed another sensation In the mining
world. Secretary Airs of the Mercur
Gold Mining Company to-day verified
the recent rumors to the effect that De.
lamar had taken an option ON that bo.
nAnxa. The purchase price y 41,5OO.-
900. and the option taken by the can
tain runs to January 1. Expert exam.
nations Of the property since the optioo
was taken, 1t Is said, leave no room for
doubt that the property will change
hands on that date.
The famous Mercur mine consists Of
the largest group Of claims In the Camn
Floyd gold belt, ten claims having been
added q few weeks ago. The 1roun
adjOins the Golden Gate, for which m.
Lamar paid $4,000 last winter. and n
equipped with q cyanide plant OF 200
tons capacity. Vast ore bodies have
been developed, the ore yielding from
$15 to $25 per ton, and the comnanv
has paid $500 In dividends ii1Irine
the past year. This Is the property
that was bonded to Henry r. Wolcott
Of Denver three years ago for 81 COO
600. Well informed mining men he.
lieve 1t is worth every cent that Defa.
mar paid for 1t. 1t Is said that he ala,
has an eye on the Salt Lake & Narcur
railroad. e'1
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
The insurance aggregate. about sss..
TURKISH NEWS.
The Powers stiM threatening sad the
Turks StNl Numbering.


The Powers stin Threatening sn0 the
Turks Stiil Numbering.
Berlin, Nov. ia dispatch to the
Cologne Gazette from Constantinople
says that all the Armenian Christian
teachers In the Trebizond and Erseroum
districts have been killed.
London, Nov. IA dispatch to the
Standard from C0nstantinople says ev-
cry day brings news Of fresh massacres-
1t IL quite clear If the powers waste ad-
ditional time In negotiations, the need
for these negotiations will have passed
The Standards Constantinople CORE
spondent also says II the rumor should
be confirmed, that French and American
missionaries have been injured In any or
these outrages, 1t Is believed these pow
ers will no longer confine themselves TO
protests. The American feet. the cor
respondent thinks. Is only too anxious
to commence active operations.
Continuing, the special correspondent
says that recent details received from
Erzeroum indicate that the outrages
were evidently organized and planned
days beforehand and the pillage was on
colossal scale. The Armenians VINO
escaped were literally left naked.
Lord Salisbury's speech last Saturday
at the lord mayors dinner. has thrown
the sultan and the members Of the court
into q state of panic. Abdul Hamld en-
tertains tine greatest fears Of q deelnua
ton of the powers extending their jurIs-
diction over a pc:tion Of the Turkish
empire or the calling Of general Euro
pean conference. 1t il generally agreed.
however, that the end is not far distant.
Reuters Telegram company learns In
well informed quarters that the Italian
squadron may join the British squadron
at Salonica at any moment
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
THE HAWAIIAN PROGRAMME.
Friends of Annexation Are Alert and
Active.

Active.
Chicago, Nov. IA Washington
special to the Times Herald says:
Hawaii may after all become a part
Of the United States, and that within
the coming year. Information of trust
worthy nature has been secured concern
ing the Hawaiian programme to bo
adopted by the friends of annexation
during the coming winter A Joint reso-
luton will be introduced either In the
House or Senate requesting the presI-
dent to negotiate treaty of annexa-
ton with the government Of Hawai-;
This resolution will have the sanction of
the president Of Hawaii and of the new
Hawaiian minister to this capital. Mr..
Hatch. who today arrived in San Fran
cisco en- route to Washington. Still more
important. 1t will have the approval Of
President Cleveland. The resolution, as
introduced or amended, will provide that
II the president concurs and the govern
ment Of Hawaii be willing, the scheme
Of annexation shall include a submis-
sion of the question Of joining the
American union to the voters Of the is-
land.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
Pump. Are Running at Central.

Central City. Colo. Nov. 15-The new
pumps in the Gregory Bobtail mine were
finally lowered down in the incline late
last evening. and work was begun. The
pump is throwing about 800 gallons a
minute and are working in good shape.
As soon as the water Is down 500 feet
more about fifty men can be put to work
in the Bob Tail, and 1t is asserted by
good authority that by next summer
from 200 to 300 men will be working
steadily on this property alone. At th.,
Fiske and Sleepy Hollow mines 100 men
will be put to work before the first Of
the year.
The camp Is showing much activity.
which Is increasing every day.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
Anxlou. for M,u,nr stoc.,.

Denver. Nov. 15-"Buy us 500 shares
of every dvidend-pnying s.oek, both gold
and silver. upon the Denver Mining
Stock Exchange. and draw upon us. =
This was the message that came last
night from one of the most prominent
banking and brokerage houses in Ameri-
ca. whose main offices are on Broadway.
New York.
The message did not come to a mining
broker, but to a man known to every
mining man IL the West.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23

A dispatch from Milford. Conn. an
nounces that Mrs. Ellis is dying from
the effects of bite of fatheaded ad-
der heretofore held to be harmless"
That settles it; henceforth we shall not
allow natheaded adders to bite US.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23
ss.assr P.lner.. Ho... p.r,.1.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 12.-Ex-senator
Thomas W. Palmer's residence on
woodward Avenue burned this morn
fn9. A large quantity of bric-a-brac.
pamunU and furniture, valuable a.
mementoes and which cannot be re-
placed. were destroyed. They include
complete Worlds Fair record. the
only one In existence, and scores of
tokens collected during the senator's
ses,dencs In Washington and Spsin
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-23

The social reformer who wants to
earn the everlasting gratitude Of long
suffering people should lose no time In
devising a scheme to pair the long
haired men with the short-haired wom-
en- and Danish both.