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Warren sheaf., 1896-11-19

If you think OF getuing a bicycle
this spring, go and have talk with
FARRELL; he sells several different
kinds. ''Also has wheels"
Warren sheaf., 1896-11-19
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Thomas F. Oakes. Henry c. Payne
Henry G. Rouse. Receivers.
NORTHERN
PACIFIC r. r.
Rvnz :
THROUGH CARS
- TO -
ST.,PAUL
MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH
FARGO
GRIND FORKS
andWINNIPEG
HELENA NJ PULLMAN
nirIE SLEEPING CAPS
oVIIE III ELEGANT
SPOKANE N DINING CARS
eesTT"e sesyH SLEEPING CARS.
PORTLAND w.

s7:10 a. nj. To and From ST. Paul 654 p. m
6:54 p. IN. To and From Winnipeg 7;lo q. m
Trains leavingCrook-ston daily has Pullman
Vestibuled Sleeping Car. and Dining Cars
attached.
For rinform alton. time cards, maps and tickets
call on Or write Ticket Agent, N. +. CrOokstOn,
Minn., or
CHAS. S. FEE. Gen. Pass Ag't.
st. Paul, MINI.
Warren sheaf., 1896-11-19
AT THE FAMILY BOARD.

though summer has gone with It's verdure and
Ind mute are the birds that made vocal the
bowers,
Though leaves Of the autumn are scattered
and scar,
Fe hail this as happiest day Of the year.
For once more we are met beneath the roof
tree,
Where we sported in childhood g innocent glee
3ut, alas. there are some that joined in the
play
Can never more meet us on Thanksgiving day.
But smiles for the living, sigh for the dead.
.ris useless repining for pleasure that's fed;
10 let us be happy, foregathered once more,
Thank God for his bounty and cease to de-
Though our lives have been checkered like
April day,
With sunshine and shadow In ftful display,
The blessings remaining are more than we
lost,
mould we value our griefs at their greatest
At our family board then let Joy only reign,
Where, parents and children, we're met onoe
again.
Let US live DER the past, forget all our sorrow,
1e joyous today, cen though grief come to-
morrow.
1or peace, love and health and q bountiful
store,
Rhile thanking the Giver, the wait at oul
door
nth us will rejoice that it's Thanksgiving day
And feel as II sorrow had faded away.
n. MACDONALD.
Warren sheaf., 1896-11-19

To cure all old sores, to heal an in
dolent ulcer, or to speedily cure piles,
you need simply apply DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve according to di-
rections. Its magic-like action will
surprise you. Chapin's Drugstore.
Warren sheaf., 1896-11-19

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Warren sheaf., 1896-11-19

DR.. Frank Rose, dentist, will be in
Warren from the 18th to the 22nd,
inclusive, Of each month, prepared
to do all manner of dental work.
Fine gold crown and bridge work
speciality. Office at Windsor hotel.
Warren sheaf., 1896-11-19

Soothing, and not irritating,
strengthening, and not weakening,
small but efiective-such are the
qualities of DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills. Cha
pins Drugstore.
Warren sheaf., 1896-11-19
TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try Dr.. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over-worked horse. %
cents per package. For sale by druggists
Warren sheaf., 1896-11-19

Buy home made tin-ware at NJ. L.
LarsOn's new Hardware store.
Warren sheaf., 1896-11-19

oh.mber,.in,s Ey. and Skin Ointment
Is uneuualled for Eczema, letter, Salt.
Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites,
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids.
For sale BY druggists at Is cents per box.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-20
uR. HASSA DENIES AN INTERVIEW.
Exposes a Fake Exploited by an Al
legged News Agency.

CLEVELAND. o. Nov. is-Hon. NJ. a.
Hanna stated to an Associated press re-
porter today that an alleged Interview wi,h
him sent out from this city bv the Jnitei
press. wherein he vas made to say that be
was Ineligible for the potfoliO Of secretary
Of the treasury, was euireiy untrue.
You can say for ne said Mr.. Hanna.
that the statement attributed to me on
that subject e a pure fake
While there has been mere or less talk in
regard 70 Mr.. mamma being barre3 from the
treasury secretaryship by reason OF his
cenmercial interests, Il IS held by many
well-iaf0-ued persons that the Law bearing
on the subject does rot apply TO internal
commerce. and that even II il should be
decided that the statute on the question
does bar Mr.. Hanna, there are numerous
ways in which the objections could be re-
moved.
General Horace \. Porter OF New York
wss a visitor az Mr. Hanna's oflce today
4 long conference wEs held between the
national chairman and the New Yorker.
There is gossip 10 the effect that General
Porter will be appointed as secretary Of
war in the Mckinley administration.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-20
ELLIOTT EXPECTED BACK TODAY.
Sergeant Cox Awaits the Arrival OF
RcquiSition Papers.

Captain Haze received a telegram from
Sergeant Cox late last evening which vas
sent from Cedar Rapids late In the after
noon. The police az present have Elliott
the suspected murderer Of Gay Hltsoupiilcr.
Ia custody a; that point and Cox is await
ing tie arrival OF reQuistion papers IN
order that be may bring his man back %
the scene u his alleged crime. 4 telegram
received earlier in tho day from Cox stated
that he would arrive in Omaha this
evening but the last one reads. 4 guess
I had better wait for papers ana will get
home with Elliott either saturday or sun
day. Il was said that az first Elliott eN-
pressed himself as willing 20 return FOR
trial without requisition papers but the
subsequent telegram from Cox would indi-
cate that his prisoner had possibly changed
hls mind, refusing to come 70 Omaha unless
forced.
In a letter from Cox TO Captain Haze
received yesterday the Officer In Cedar
Rapids stated tha; Elliott freely admitted
his correct name although he had given
fictitious one upon being arrested The one
thing about which he seemed 10 be the
most worried was the finding OF the S65 In
the rim Of his hat after he had stated 10
the officers tha; he only had s. in his
possession. Sergeant Cox after arriving at
Cedar Rapids had Elliott stripped at the
station and thoroughly searched. Letters
addressed TO Charles II. Elliott were found
upon him and on the lower edges Of the
trousers large spots o. blood we're dis
covered. as II the garment had been trailei
in blood
Elliott will probably arrive in this city
on the afternoon Northwestern train, which
is due here at $50 Il Is possible how
ever. that the officer and his prisoner may
get OF the train in the Bluffs and take the
motor 70 this side OF the river as this
would avoid any crowd which might be
collected az the Union depot for the pur-
pose Of catching a glimpse Of the prisoner
Coroner Burket Wednesday sent a tele-
gram 10 the brother OF Hutsonpiller al
Marquette. Wyo.. but has received no answer
and none is expected for several days. The
brother lives on a ranch -1fty miles from
the telegraph station and the only means
Of communication is a stage line.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-20
MOSES THATCHER CONTUMACIoUs.
Mormon Church Passes Judgment on
Him for His Political Aspirations.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Nov. 10
Apostle Moses Thatcher has been declared
"eontumacious" and dropped from the rolls
Of the Mormon church. This vas the day
fixed by the church authorities for the trial
Of Mr.. Thatcher for his failure to take
counsel before taking part in political
matters a year ago when he vas a can
diists for United States senator. card
appeared in me DeseTet News this evening
signed by the president OF the twelve
apostles. 20 the effect that a meeting Of
the apostles was held. and tha, IL was
unanimously decided that Moses Thatcher
be severed from the council Of the twelve
apostles and that he be deprived Of his
apostleship and other Offices in the priest
hood. Mr.. Thatcher refused 10 appear.
claiming that he had been publicly accused
before the people. and that he was entitled
10 a public trial. IN his absence he was
unanimously declared "contumaciuus" Mr.
Thatcher is being pushed by some OF his
friends for the United States senate. The
Deseret News. the recognized organ OF the
Mormon church, opposes his election. and
says his candidacy rests solely upon his hos
tile attitude 10 the church. On the other
hand, it Is claimed that any attempt by
the church authorities 20 follow him be-
yoRd the portals Of the church and into
politics would be looked upon as a viola
ton Of the agreement made when Utah
was admitted as a state
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-20
MORE MILITARY HOSPITALS
Weyler Requires More Quarters for His
Wounded Soldiers.
INSURGENTS FOOD SUPPLY IS SCARCE
Rebels Continue to Utilize Dynamite
in the Destruction of Govern
mcnt Property nt Interior
Points on the Island.

Cc.pyright lsss. BY Press Publishing CompanyJ
HAVANA. Cuba. Nov. l9-lNew York
World Cablegram-Special Telegram. "A
number Of additional military hospitals are
being erected at Guans!ay. Artemisa, Mariel
and other points along weylers trochs. 4
Pinar del Rio letter reports a growing
scarcity Of cattle in the districts occupied
by the insurgents and a virtual exhaustion
OF other food sturs in Maceo's neighborhood.
Smallpox in a virulent form is said TO
be decimating Cuban revolutionary forces.
General Gonzales Muuoz arrived in Havana
tonight from Pinar del Rio suffering with
dysentery. General Bernal has succeeded TO
the active command Of General Munoz's 5
division in the field.
4 train carrying troops was derailed be-
tween Guira Melina and Alquizas Details
are lacking. Dispatches from eastern Cuba
report various bridges on the Gibarara *
Eolquin railway destroyed and traffic tenn
porarily stopped No trains have been run
on the Puerto Principe & Suevitzs rail-
road this month. The line is being repaired
and an early resumption OF trafhc is prom
ised.
The battalion OF Havana volunteers
ordered TO Artemisa TO reinforce the Pinar
del Rio trocka, left this morning BY rail
The departure was enthusiastic. The troops
were received at the railway station by
Acting Captain General Ahumada. whose
address. couched in patriotic phases, was
roundly cheered.
Cuban dynamiters continue their attempts
20 block railway traffic between Havana
and points south and west.
4 correspondent in villa Clara wires that
100 insurgents. under Serafn Sanchez.
Pancho Carrillo and Miguel Gomez. were
defeated in engagement November II
with government troops under Colonel
Arminan, near ManaquitaS.
Santa Clara advices report that the well
known insurgent chief Pspe Aleman. is
seriously wounded
Senor GoiinsZ. the retiring governor OF
the Cuban branch OF the Spanish bank.
sailed today for MADEIRA. There Is some
talk OF a further issue on Z silver basis.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-20
COLLAPSE OF A COTTON COMPRESS.
Thirty People Carried Down md Sew
ernl Are Lost in the Debris.

MEMPHIS. Nov ia special 20 the
Cummercial-Appeal from Macon, Ca. says:
Thirty people 5000 bales OF cotton and
hundreds Of tons of heavy timbe-s went
down IN one loud crash al 7.30 o'clock to-
night az the Central Railroad compress in
this city. Fourteen injured people. all en-
pioyes OF the compress. have been removed
from the wreckage. but il is thought others
are beneath the cotton and lumber and IL
so they are dead or will be before they can
be extTlcatei. Several employees are miss
ing.
The platform was twenty feet high, $50
feet long. and 40 feet wide. over 500 feet
gave way without warning the supports
being rotten. Il IS believed tgO teams
aud their drivers we're caught beneath the
platform as il extended over Popular street
and the teams are said 20 have been seen
going under tie platform just before IL
fell So great vas the noise accompanying
the collapse that il vas heard Z mile away.
AL ot the injured were taken 20 their homes
and 20 hospitals and given attention by
surgeons. Several are badly hurt The
wrecked platform covers several acres OF
ground and presents an appalling sight n
the moonlight.
The hunt for dead bodies supposed 10 be-
buried beneath the wrecSage viii not begin
until tomorrow. as ierricks and other ap-
planes for raising cotton and timbers
cannot be procured before then. The dam
age 70 the machinery and engines vas only
slight
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-20
CANNOT BELONG TO BOTH ORDERS.
knights of Labor Refuses Members
of the Federation of Labor.

ROCHESTER. y. Y. Nov Is-The
general assembly Of the Knights Of Labor
adopted today the Recommendation Of
General secretary-Treasurer Hayes that the
National Brewers union No. 35 should
either sever its allegiance to the Federation
of Labor or to the Knights of Labor. and
that no man can become member Of the
Knights OF Labor whose drst allegiance Is
10 another order.
at the afternoon session the first work
before the convention was the report OF
the committee on legislation on a request for
assistance in securing the enactment OF !
law giving all government laborers, in
cluding those employed By contractors on
government work, 4 minimum wage Of s.
per day. The report OF the committee vas
fayoTably adopted BY the convention.
Delegate Maher Of New York submitted
q plan endorsed by the New York Central
Labor union for the Lads system OF gov
eTnment water ways from the Atlantic to
tho Pacific. which the committee on leg
islatiou reported as ineZpedient, which was
concurred in by the convention The last
proposition was 4 repsr-. On the Walker
banking scheme. whieh Is an extension Of
the Baltimore plan ans Is ndorsed BY the
committee on banking and currency OF the
Fifty-fourth congress- The report recon-
mends an active campaiEl against the meas
ure. The convention adopted the report and
instructed the officers OF the executive board
10 notify all local assemblies 70 secure Pc
titi01s in opposition 20 the measure, to
be forwarded TO their senator's and repre-
sentatives in congress.
An amendment 70 the constitution was
adopted giving local assemblies the right
where beneficial features are in operation
to make the afhllation 0t all members com
pulsory
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-20
FOUGHT WITH SHERMAN AND GRANT
Society Of the Army of the Tennessee
Comnletcs Its Annual Session.

ST LOUIS Nov. l9.-AfIsr electing off,
Gers. selecting Milwaukee as The next place
Of meeting and transacting other business
the twenty-eiEhth annual session OF the
Society Of the Army OF the Tennessee ad-
iourned sine die today.
The following officers we're re-electsd:
president. General Granville II Dodge, vice
presidents. Captain F. Il. MagisbErg Cap
tain William B. Leach, Major William War
ner, Colonel W. P Hepburn. General Theo-
dore J. Jores. Colonel G. 9. Warner. Colonel
W A jenkins. Captain c. c. Chadwick
ami Captain Leroy bennett; corresponding
secretary. General Andrew HickenlOoper;
treasurer, General VI. F. Force; recording
secretary. Colonel Cornelius Csdle.
The report Of the Sherman statue com
mittes was read. The contract with Carl
R0hl Smith OF Chicago for The work which
Is 10 cost $50 600, was approved.
General Andrew EickenlOOper Of Gin
cinnati was appointed by the committee 10
the vacancy created by the death Of Colonel
James T. Howe OF 81. Louis.
resolution was passed asking congress
10 pass the bills appropriating so 900 and
SIS 600 for the establishment OF a national
park al Vicksburg 70 perpetuate the memory
OF the uniln victory there.
General J. s. Fullerton Of the army Of the
Cumberland reported that the purchase Of
property for ChickAmagua park had finally
been settled for about one-tOurih Of what
was originally demanded for il.
General Dodge reported that he had re-
ceiyed a letter from Mrs. Logan in regard
70 the statue OF General Logan. The chair
man OF the committee is dead and the only
living member is General Henderson now
in California. General Dodge suggested that
be should be empowered 10 name new con-
mittee. He was directed 70 do So and
named. General r " Pie-sOn Captain
James G. Everest and Colonel ". a. jenkins
Resolutions on the death Of General James
D. Morgan, acting president OF the Society
ct the Army OF the Cumberland. were passed.
The constitution OF the society was
amended so that the children q all officers
Of the Army Of the Tennessee would be
eligible 70 membership.
This afternoon, the veterans visited JEFF
ferson barracks, where the United States
troops we're paraded in their honor.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-20
CAPTURE nRAyE CUBAN AMAZON.
Junna Garcia Falls Into the Hands
of the SpnniSh Soldiers.

HAVANA, Nov. ia dispatch from san
Antonio de Los BanOs announces the arrest
OF a Cuban amazon. Juana Garcia, a woman
of great bravery. fine equestrienne, and
niece OF the celebrated insurEent leaders
Garcia and Fundoza- She was armed. had
a quantity OF cartridges and had been
assisting the insurgents.
Near Guira Melena. this province. the
insurgents have dersiled a military train.
on board OF which was General MunoX.
who, as already eabled. is on the sick list.
The rails were lifted and the train vas
fired upon. bur without result
News Is received that the inSurgent
Serzhn s1nchez. az the head OF 1000 fol-
lowers, made an Intellectual attempt TO cap
ture the village OF Condadodo. He sent
demand that the town should surrender and
that the families in IL should take their
departure as IN case OF the refusal OF the
town 20 surrender he intended to lombard
81. Some families went into the country
while the rest took refuge in the factories
OF the town. BY using a dynamite gun. the
garrison compelled the insurgents TO re
treat. to the great enthusiasm Of the house
holders and Of the small garrison OF seventy
men. The insurgents In the course Of their
retreat. burned all the country dwellings
along the way and thousands Of tons q
cane.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-20
cuBA AND SOUTHERN REPUBLICS.
south and Central Americas VIII Fol-
low the United states.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1g-DiplomAtists
well informed regarding the conditions and
sentiment Of the South and Central Ameri-
can republics are authority for the state
ment there is no intention on the part OF
the governments OF these countries TO
recognize Cuban beIligereucy. Bolivia has
evinced a purpose 70 grant such a recoguI-
tion. but it Is explained that Bolivia has
no ports nor commerce that can be affected
and could take the step without fear OF any
disastrous consequences at the hands OF
Spain.
The tone OF the official papers Of South
America generally have been friendly TO
Spain and the governments OF the respec-
tive countries do not care 10 take any posi-
tion which might result in hostilities with
Spain. The attitude OF the United States
diplomats from the southern republics say
VIII govern nearly every South American
country as 10 recognition Of belligerency
and non-intervention.
This disposition upon the part OF the
South and Central American republics 10
conform their foreign policy to that Of the
United States. II is stated. has been more
marked since the Intervention Of ;he United
States in the Venezuela boundary dispute.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-20
CUBAN JuxTA ACTIVE on THE COAST
Many Recruits Cross the Water to
Join the Insurgents.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal Nov. l9.-slnce the
general Cuban iunta opened Al ofice in
this city a few weeks ago, active work has
been carried on here in he interests OF
Cuban independence. Twenty-one recruits
are said to have been forwarded from this
city TO Cuba and a party OF eighteen Is now
being organized.
All the men secured for both parties are
said 10 be American citizens few OF them
being OF foreign blood. In addition. a large
sum Of money Is said 20 have been raised
here in behalf OF the insurgents The head
quarters OF The iuata Il IN a down town
lodging house, and is in charge Of Captain
Alfred Leon He says similar local organi.
zations are being established in every city
OF any size in the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-20
DuELrxG ~ THE GERMAN ARMY.
Again the subject OF an Exciting De-
hnlr In the Reich.Ing.


BERLIN. Nov. 19.-1n the Reichstag to-
day The debate on dueling 10 the army, and
the Brussevitz incident was resumed. Herr
Rickert, liberal. urged the necessity OF
prompt reform in the civil law.
Baron Won Hodenberg expressed the
opinion that the authoritative declaration OF
the emperor had eHectually set the matter
az rest.
Herr LonEmann asked how long the Ger
man Michael was 70 wait now that be had
begun 20 assert his most sacred rights "
Continuing. Herr LOngmann said: After
General Gossler's speech little is 20 be eT-
pected from the proposed reform in court
martial procedure. No one has the right to
call the officers class the first Of the social
scale, and I regret that reserve officers have
lost their former pride in the burgher class
70 which they belong"
Herr Longmann concluded with warn
ing against "too frequent allusion 20 self
defense since there Is no such thing as
self-defensc for the people. a sentiment
which was warmly applaudei by the leftists
The minister FOR war. General Won Gcssler
then said that he had accepted the bill
OF his predecessor. Won Schellendorf. TO
reform the military courts. Continuing the
war minister said: The utterances OF the
press in the BrussewitZ affair have COM
PEELED me TO send 10 the proper quarters
whole series.of complaints against civilians
for insulting the army. and L the press
continues IN these strains it will have to
reckon with the silent but ever growing
corporations OF the army" In conclusion.
General Won Gossler remarked that the
military code expressly forbade military
men from arrogating 70 themselves superior
ity over other classes
Tie minister OF justice. DR.. Schoensteit
said that IL was most difficult 20 draft new
statutes against dueling. adding that the
sentiment underlying the practice OF dueiing
vas stronger than kings or laws. Religion
alone. he continued, could overcome dueling
Count Won Mirbach. the agTariaa leader.
declared there were cases where IL was
impossible 10 follow religion. and he was
convinced that Lieutenant BTussewitz had
met with The judgment he deserved. The
uhtecf vas than H-nrraa