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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-02-05
FIGHT WITH TWO OWLS.
Martin Simson, Aged Thirteen, Loses One
Eye and Is Otherwise Injured,

Martin Simson, Aged Thirteen, Loses One
Eye and Is Otherwise Injured.
Martin Z. Simson, aged 10, son of
Charles Simson, well-to-do farmer
living near Willow Springs, ILL.,, is GER.
tain to lose the sight of one eye as the
result of an encounter with two large
owls in stretch of woodland near the
drainage canal the other afternoon, and
1T is not certain whether the sight of
his other eye can be saved. In the morn
ing young Simson went on hunting
trip down the Desplaines river. In a
patch of woodland between Willow
Springs and Lemont he saw huge owl
perched high up in tree and brought
it to the ground with well-directed
shot. Surprising it to be dead, he
reached down to pick it up, when the
bird, which was only slightly disabled,
made fierce attack upon him, and be-
fore he could defend himself fastened
its talons into the flesh of his right
hand. Another owl, apparently the
mate of the injured one, just then ap-
peared upon the scene, fastened its
claws in the boys uplifted arm and with
its beak destroyed his right eye at a
single stroke. The lad fought desper,
ately for his life and succeeded in free.
ing himself from his tormentors long
enough to seize his gun, which was upon
the ground unloaded. With this he
quickly dispatched the injured bird and
finally succeeded in beating off its in
furiated mate. Blinded with blood,
which flowed from dozen cuts and
deep scratches upon his face, the boy
finally reached neighboring farm
house where his wounds were dressed
and he was sent home.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-02-05
CAUGHT A SUCK IN HIS ARMS
Michigan Man Captures Deer After Q
Lively Tusslc.


Harry Nliddlehouse, of Grand Rapids,
is probably the only man in Michigan
who ever caught deer in his arms and
captured italive. A few days ago young
Middlehouse, who was visiting his
cousin at Remus, Mich, caught .
glimpse of a 250-pound buck that had
been a captive when fawn, but which
broke away four years ago and has been
wild ever since. Middlehouse hid HIM
self behind log while companion
drove the deer toward him. The buck
came to the edge of the log and
stopped. Mddlehouse did not have the
heart to shoot it and sprang for the
buck, clasping his arms around it's
neck. Then ensued q battle royal. Mid
dlehouse managed to throw the buck,
but it speedily rose to it's feet. Far
we'll, his companion. was too far away
to be Of assistance. Each time Middle
house managed to throw the buck il
managed to get a prod at him with its
horns, which, fortunately, had been re-
Gently shed. By the time Farwell
reached the scene Middlehouse was al
most worn out, his clothing was mostly
gone and he had two big Jumps on his
side, raised by the bucks feet. With
Farwell's help Middlehouse finally got
halter around the bucks neck and
tied 1T to a tree.
After the two young men had rested
they bound the buck'sfeet together and
carted him back to his old home. Next
day it was boxed for shipment, after
another desperate struggle in which
nearly the whole village took part, and
was sent to Grand Rapids, where it will
find permanent home in the city park.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-02-05

saw so much said abo,1t Dr.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People in the newspapers, and
that they were good for paralytics, that l
determined to try them. This ] did just
one year and four months ago. strictly fol-
lowed directions and felt better within q
week. l am not the same man / was when
began to take DIR. Williams medicine.
My old comrade Norton, who was in the
same company and regiment with me, and
was a grievous sufferer from general nervous
debility, at my recommendation has taken
DR.. Williams Pink Pills and they have
helped him wonderfully.
81 certify on honor that the above state
ment is true in every particular.
(Signed) DAVID C. TALBOT"
Witness JOHN C. LApPEUs.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain, in con.
densed form, all the elements necessary to
give new lie and richness TO the blood and
restore shattered nerves. They are also a
specific for troubles peculiar to females, such
is suppressions. Irregularities and all forms
of weakness. They build up the blood, and
restore the glow of health to pale and sallow
cheeks. In men they effect radical cure
in all cases arising from mental worry, over
work or excuses of whatever nature. Pink
Pills are sold in boxes (never in loose bulky
at so cents box or six boxes for $3.50, and
may be had of all druggists or direct by
mail from DR.. Williams Medicine Company,
! Schenectady, N. Y,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-02-05
IN ONION THERE is STRENGTH.
Oderiferous Vegetable Powerful Issue In
ho A,I,

Oderiferous Vegetable Powerful Issue In
the Muskeson Schools.
The school-teachers of Muskegon,
Mich, are greatly agitated over the un-
pleasant odor brought in the school
room by pupils who insist on eating
onions. A third-grade teacher threat
ened to hang out of the window by a
rope any one who brought an onion
breath to school. Miss Buckingham,
principal of the same school, announced
that pupil with this kind of breath
would be sent home, and Miss Frazier,
second-grade teacher, in her search for
onion breaths, sent three boys home and
ordered them to stay until they could
disinfect their breath. One of the
school-teachers found bag of asa
foetida tied around a child's neck and,
deciding that it was worse than onions,
sent the child home. 1t was ex-
planned to her later that the foul-smell-
ing compound was placed there to ward
off disease
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-02-05
a yaluable Pair of Trousers.

The boys Of Yale in the old days used
to bride the printers devils" to get
proofs of the examination papers for
them. When the college authorities put
q stop to this practice bright idea
seized one fellow and he saved the whole
suffering party. He hired one of the
printers Gt was summer) to wear q
pair of white trousers to the Office and
at noon to sit down on the form" in
which were locked the precious ques-
tions. The inlsy seat of that pair of
trousers sold for deal more than the
clothes were worth in their original
anof1eSsncsa
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-02-05
Pulmonary CONSUMPTION

My wife has been troubled with
weak lungs and was pronounced to be
in the last stages of pulmonary con-
sumption. She commenced taking
White Wine of Tar and received re-
lief at once and is now using the
fourth bottle and her health is better
than for many years. We cheerfully
recommended it to all.
Brookline Station. Mo.
REV. j. r. FLY,
SUSAN E. FLY.
Sold by Dr. j. j. Clemmer.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-02-05
Sold by DR.. ]. J. Clemmer.

The appointment of General Alger
is another proof of the assertion that
the way to succeed is to keep ever
lastingly at it.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-02-05
Sc Warren st. \

Chicago never does anything by
halves. Even in the matter of desti-
tuition three-quarters Of her citizens
are sufferers.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-02-05
A Kansas Minister

Rev. L. S. .Coulton. of Circlaville,
KS, says: DIR. Warner-Your White
Wine of Tar Syrup has been in my
family aud found to be all and even
more than you claim for it. 1t is
speedy cure for all throat and lung
diseases. - ~ -
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-02-05
Waterfall FORCES.

The water pail" forge is new mode
of heating iron to white heat in water
that has been subjected to electrical ac-
ton.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-02-05
Manslaughter in Paris.

A Partisan is on trial for manslaugh-
ter because his dog bit pedestrian,
causing the latter's death from" hy-
drophobia.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-02-05
mean.

1t is safe to say that Jim .Corbett
thinks the governor of Nevada is real
mean.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-02-05
How Is This Offer2

On receipt of ten cents, cash or
stamps, q generous sample will be
mailed of the most popular Catarrh
and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream
Balm) sufficient to demonstrate its
great merit. Full size SOC.
ELY BROTHERS.,
56 Warren st. N. Y. City
A friend advised me to try Ely's
Cream Balm and after using it six
weeks believe myself cured of catar-
rh. 1t is most valuable remedy
Joseph Stewart, 624 Grand Avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y. feb2dw2
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-02-05

The interest on the money spent in
erecting some Chicago church spires
would keep several hundred people
from freezing and starving.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
NEW PLANT FOR COFFEE ROASTING.
sugar Trust Extends Its Business in
This Direction

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-The Record to
morrow VIII say: The war between tbs
sugar trns; and the Arbucklas the big coffee
roasiers, which has Initiated The rrukt into
the coffee trade ana the Arbuekles iu,o
suEEr refining, il 10 be transferred in pari
10 ihls city. Some time EEo The trust in
efosf 10 strike al the Arbuckits. bought
control oi the Woulson Spice noInpEny Of To-
iedo, O., one Of ths largest coffee houses in
lhe country, and now il proposes 10 con
vert the old Delaware sugar house AZ Reeds
Aho sWEnsnn streets inte & great euHee ruasr-
ing establishment, from which The trade
along The Aasutie sssboErd may be easily
ehched
The old sugar house which was formerly
an independent refinery, WIS purchased by
the trust about the same time that j Sc
cured The control Of the SpreeEels and
ffAnklIn rshneries. For some wears il hag
IAN aals, It's machinery being somewhat old
iAshloneo and il capacity limited Rs com
phrea with the other big plants here Re
Gently L number o. interior changes have
been mace IN it, and already TWO eankiEn-
ments Of coffee have been delivered al he
eslEhllshDsuI for experimental purposes II
rs not likely. however. thHt active opers ions
VIII be started for some time 10 come as
All the machinery needed has not been de-
lHsreo yet Much Of II Is to be imported
from Germany. The plant when completed
VIII give employment 10 3 large number Of
skilled Wurkmen.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
SILVER teaspoons go with DOMESTIC soap
MOTOR COMPANY ExPLAISs DEFICIT.
same Swarn Statements showing
Cause of Company Financial
FmhArrass ssmenI-

rr,l3c i--s-.st has been awakened by the
-srrp-l-ssle statement recently published by
,hs Omaha & Council Bluffs Railway and
Bridge company, showing heavy oehelI III
i-s finances and there has been good osal
r.t curiosity evfnesd 70 know The eEAel
rpuses To CRAFTY this demand The company
has furnished for publication verified
statement Of its Indebtedness and the causes
thEt have produced il. The statement shows
that The company Is in eonoltlon Whsre ihe
hondholds-s can either tcrscitse End taKs
possession Of the property or the ether credi-
tors can force i into ths hands o. fect4hsI-
one course or the other viii lneyjiAhiy
have ts be taken" SAID George p VIRGIN
YESTERDAY unless we can refund our pohas'
The ALLEGATIONS that have been forced upon
ms have put US II & cpndit4on where We are
practically al the mercy ut our eTealiofs-
II ths read should 80 mo the AhhH o.
raf,s-f.er il Will ne E serious bloW 70 Al OF
~. interests !. represents. II is necessary,
ppa absolutely necessary, nov Tor lS 70
ipcreasR our facilities and prActicAllA Tt
s.1uin our lines 70 enable Us 10 hkhale lht
TranEInl lssippi business neK' year II Lht
road should go into the HANDS q receiver
,b.-. could be DO further extension af IN
ry-ovsment. The operating expenses Nol1o
be cut N two al onte- TO ehEhie k -
handle the exposition business We must bulo
new ana larger power house Eha eQulp
virh new motive puWsr, We are nov using Z
nurDb-r of small high pressure engines
winch Hrs naturally eItravRgEnL! "Estsiu4
ma are SO nearly worn out thai they have
Fjxsp us q Eresl dsBl of trouble. one large
rl,rut,u.ipd engine would 90 almost aOuht
ne work al The SAME sxpenss- TOY The
r,ereun maj We have not fulfilled the con-
sirions our bonds which require The At-
formulation u q sinking tunu 10 pay them
vh+D due tie bondboldsrs can toret1nss
u1un rs Ell any mRmeut. but while they
have refused 70 permit us 70 rEse funds nov
r,.-resssry 10 meet our Obligations by selling
ne s1ag 900 ut emergency bonds. ans refused
ID make us ar additional loan ot Tie money
required they have kindly consented 10 re-
funding rhs bonds Al lower rate Of Interest
n We can arrange 70 DO il II We cannot
We Grs Al thsu mercy, ana you know what
that means
The explanatory statement 0f tbs company
follows.
COUNCIL BLIFFs Ia. Aug. J. 1881
once Omaha ana Council Bluff hElWHy
Bridge CUmpBuF-Tu me Editnr q The Bee,
In response 70 & request for VerlhcEiloL
ana explanation u lhs expert statement
IL the e0apEnEk taaebteaIess- published OF
the sfih ut. the following e respectfully
submitted
CASHIERS AFFIDAVIT OF JULY 81. 1887
Omaha and Council Bluffs Railway d
Bridge Company. W S. Dlmmoek General
Superintendent, Council BlurK Ia July q.
1GsT.-I p. E Clark, hereby certify LhEg ]
an the cashier q the Omaha ana Council
Bluffs RAlEa! q ErleEs company ana thEs
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

WEST POINT. Neh.. Aug. l-tspeciRl'-
The elerzr; residsncs O. William Stueser,
just completed burned tonight j is Z
to,Il less The building wRs valued q; So
GOA No Insurance
OTTAWA III, AuC The Pioneer Fire
proof CONSTRUCTION CgrpaHy's plant TIE
largest Of i-s kind in The world. was par
lAlly 6esrrcye5 hy fire this Afternoon. 81
talinc q loss q Slpl,NA There Is only 2
partial insurance The flre Vas 81 lustr-
diary origin The large grain elevator q
J. Y ShuIer was burned l. the ground IN
morning less ss.uI; insurance, SS.Rh i
. now thought this hUl5ins was also SET
or fr. Had there been any breeze Ii 1hs
time Of either fire. the city q Ottawa
would have been in danger, as o-th huilo-
mrs were situated close 10 the business
center.
BUTTE. Mont AUG. The ore bins and
ore chute of the Boston ana NJ anialA :
Leon shsft were zesrruye5 IN IRE TINS morn
irc The origin Of The IRE is moi koowa,
The carruz-y's luss vii nui excee5 S1NtNl
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
INSURGENTS TERRIFY HAVANA.
AI1HeE suburb and XIII or Wound
Many sPanfards.

TAMPA, FaA-. Aug The story tsls-
grsphs1 from Havana LAS week about az
attack by insurgents on the suburbs q thsi
city is confirmed by passengers who lsf;
Havana on the Plant line steamer MAse9,
Yesterday and arrived here tonight. Among
lhe number Vas Senor CHIbg5sr. & wealthy
spshlHfd, ana his wife ana daughter Who
are nOW numbered among The refugees who
have fed from Havana. The s-Isek raferrId
10 NE2 mEae On Tbs little village ot MAJ
nAno about ten miles southwest Of the CITY
Hna lhs terminus o. The EuuquEtsd And d.
lEIlaE iea rE1lraHa
SsnuF sElbE1sr Wss an eye witness a The
rain on MErnEn0 He gEys The attack EGs Led
by The BEldsrumnS CoEstx juan del DelEsdo
ana EernEu1sz The ilEurEEnI chlsfs left
500 Of their troops outside "a The town ans
carried 800 te The EttErk- They were VEL
ARMED with dynEmitE TEpia-fre EunK and
met Win buI slight reslstEnss- The enEEEs-
meni Eas Short and desperate Furfy-uIns
SISnlkrda we're killed and l3e wounded ana
Two Guhsns were killed and forty wounded
The sLhEtltgnx q LAs teEn ts5 toT their
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

vcvErt Which vRs fo FarHi IL it4s losa
chi fy of vine. sugar ana cotton which
ttrourt Gods blessing we're thus risnti-
tul hnd cheap" n Bnston. The next try
70 Malaga trourh; hpck spanish vireS- Ten
wears Hte- vher ths coluries seemed hRH
pHrHlrze5 by tbe complete E,oqpEre - IN
uir-Atic-. S;ll ths vines q he western
tslto5s ana O. Portugal tnd spain teuud
READY purchasers Ia Bus.on. IN 1886 here
vas creE; scarcity IN vine ana tht
apostle Eliot suggested an 1wBkHnlnr q
she lara 20 rousi5e- ys sNcesse - hath here
hs1t thH; wBv Bui 10 165p johnson. IL
his Wonder Working Providence" SAYS
that vine tn6 sugar were ordinarily spent
more freely IL MEHsa chusetts thEn ln Enr-
lEnd~
Euf more than beer more han vine. do
the coluntsts drink run-Hnd run deserves
q rhRr.nr III .tE.-r
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02


The announcement WIS made YES erdEy tha;
,he CH,tlernen's bank located On Fifth ave
nue. and Main street, VIII today 20 into
voluntary ldguidRtion. The bank, and ths
building ID which il is located are owned
hv W L ksTney. End the wi-hdrAWAl from
The banking business is nu1 mace necessary
hy hpy financial embarrassment MI Aei-
rev explnius TINT there WIS simply MOI
enough business to Justify him in tying NJ
the large capital oecessRTF To operate ihe
hank especially when he cuni1 use i IN
other WAYS mare qroftfahly- The demand tnI
money has recently fallen of, and the ma
scriry Of the applications we're tor long time
loans Fl the przvRllinE low rates oi -AAtI-
est All q the depasitu1s Of the bank Will
he paid promptly in fun upon me pTesfnta-
siur uf their cheeks The hank Is he young
est financial institution Of the kind IN the
city although il has been estRollsnea io'
seven or eight years. Mr.. kerney announces
that he viii hereafter eonfDe himself 10 Z
straight loan business
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
Row N@gra Dance.

GUTHRIE, o T. aug l-Ai midnight
lssi uiEhi & row occurred al q negro dance
ana the police attempted 70 make Ssye-sl
xrr,F.s when general fight ensue5 and the
pulics used force 10 protect themselves
Assistant Marshal Bishop struck & negro
named Love over the head with his re-
VOlEtr. knocking him down End Al the SAINT
time the weapon WAS discharged. The hall
entering the head uf hnather negro II the
crowd. resulting n hls death 3 Few hours
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

SHEBOyGAN. Wis, Aug William J
Mailman q wel known busniness man and
chairman Of thr republican county commit
lee. was found deai on the street This
morning While walking TO his home x
was stricken with Bq1Tle1y. His body lay
in the driEins rain an nirhf and when found
this morning was hardly recognizable He
was the presidential elector from TINS dis
Ir1ct during the recent camp paiEn-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

The postponed funeral o; the late Henry
Hutehins again postponed yesterday
untn ESQ tins evening ON account Ut the
non arrival Of q son Of the deceased. who Wa
expected 10 arrive from Denver The tu-
neral VIII be under the auspices Of the Ma
sonic fraternity. Norshipiul Master W. H
Binder has issued q cali for all member
Of Bun City lodge No, Il, Ancient Free
and Accepted MHsuns, 10 meet I'll Masonic
temple a 5.3B this afternoon 10 attend the
funeral
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

Mr W L Kerney the owner Of the Cat
sle1neu hank 0t this city, on ana after this
date VIII conduct strictly . loan business
ana discontinue the banking hrRoeh Of the
business that heretofore he has also been
engaged in.
All armsna deposits wifh said hank WIZ
s,e PAID when called for and al Iilae de-
pas.Ls VIII he paid 81 maturity.
MI Kcrney viii stIll occupy the utiee that
the business OF the CstIlemens Bank has
formerly been conducted in, Ly he himssl,
Is the owner o. ths building
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

C0LTNBIA- : c. AuE. 1-1estsrdar H.
3 Owens, foreman Of the State. & 2svs-
paper Of This city, met with 4 fearful scc1-
dent IN the engine room from TIE effects q
which re died today He Was slipping z
pump belt snd has feet few from undsr hin
and he fan head firsi into the HVe-foat drive
wheel Of The engine His arm and nea
went through and ere crushed betN cen tbs
framework and ThE spoke q the tnEl1s
Els neck WIS GlslocaIea.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
Trouble. in the Bvetncss world.

NEW YORK Ang. 1-Tae Goldenro5 SIX
company Of Paterson. " J, has given
notice Of its failure and q receiver has been
appointed. Liabilities, Sld% eto; assets; S7a,-
six are large creditors The firm Ascrlbes
lis losses and failure 10 continued labor
troubles the strikers few months ago r.
Izrdinc orders, causing loss Of trade and
Gripping Of resources
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

ATLANTIC. Ia, Aug l-lspecial Tele-
r-Eml-CAsh Gilbert. tramp. had his foot
crushed t,srween the bumpers Of csrs in al
extra trt ighi going west this noon il VIII
have 70 be EmputEied. His parents ARE
prominent citizens Of Gresnvills. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
JEWISH LABoRERs JOIN TEBs.
Delegates Rcr-es-ntinE Tventy-FiNe
Ihnn.-nh M.-nl In Wv Nork-

Thousand Meet in New YORK
NEW YORK AUr The second GAY o.
the socialist lEhpr ccrventinn vas slnly
attended to5ty. Julius Freedman q FhlE-
delphla vRs IL the chair.
il is claimed tha; THE fifty delegates. who
han from Newark Boston, Pbladtlrhia
New Haven Hartford and HEverhll. Mass
represent -. bp0 trades uIiuBlsts who were
recently expelled from The snCiHltst lHhor
party for protesting arBirst The methods q
certain labor leaders. among them Daniel
De Leon Bn5 The principal cs9ec; q the
convention is 10 determine Whe;her they
should Join ihe De:S movement or tuID AZ
Independent organ IsEtlun.
THIS question took u the entire session
OF the convection today. number o.
speeches were made FOR bn5 against he
.l~opuslriuu il WIS decided hy vote q
~ 70 10 10 jOin the Dehs movement or ne
Social Democracy Of America as il is OIL
ClEflr known
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
Young People. Alnnpce oon..aiIoa.

FITTsBURG. Pa, aug. The TOuoE
Pelples alliance concluded lis convention
fhE afternoon with 4 general service held II
CErnaEie NJ nsie hall Over 2e9 people at
tended A grand chorus rendered Praise Ys
HE Father after which Rev J. c. Harm
berger 0i Cleveland offered 4 prayer ana WAS
followed by addresses by Bishops Eschsr ana
BreFfossA The session closed Wigh chorus
GCttliea -SEgles eis Ihr Erisesst Ssla
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
Boz. prnuned MhiIe SWIMMING

KANSAS CITY, Aug. -Four boys were
drowned here today while swimming Willie
and George Young. brothers. aged lf and i
were drowned il Brush creek. Henry Hall
aged Il. psllFhe5 IN the kAw river and Fred
BrldEstpr6. aged i was drowned IN Z little
creek sr1ptgilg into the Missouri
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

NEW YORK, Aug. THOMAS Fiilhouse
S5 years oil president Of ihe Metropolitan
Trust company Of New York, died Saturday
z: the hsn% Of ms son in Ycnkers- y. Y
He was appointed Fsslstnnt treasurer Of The
United States 10y President Grant and served
Twelve vea-s under Secretaries Boutwell,
Morrill, B-is-ow and Sherman.
FAIRMONT. Neh-, AuE. l.-fSPecial >
John Howard who fen from ladder last
Monday died yesterday afternoon, after i've
dEys Of terrible suffering. His funeral vii
take place TINS afternoon al o'clocE-
CINCINNATI Aug Thomas ". Zirn-
u.er-nan. formerly landlord Of he BurI Il
house many wears in this CITY, died al al
disease During the last Iwr y three Years
- spent most Of The time IL New YORK.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

lives. ls1rirE the insurreuzt IN compete
potsassinn- They ssrkes the pace Hna se-
cured t4t pt5 in rnid les aes 9 lsrrs ouAn-
titr uf supplies TIM thsy rtcult nui cHrrT
Hwbv. othsr passengers sen Bhou; he SAME
stU-r ~ he nHsi- Senur Ca1eEser SAWS hat
the widest tsrror reiEns-ia Havana Rnd that
TIE wsll-tn-5o irhihitHris bre leHvlrE o. fasc
as local ls as I'll permit
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
Hoh,rt En1. Iunchcon and Dinnc

NEWPORT. r L. AUG. l--Vics President
ana Mrs Hobart were the guests of honor
a; 3 luncheon given by Hon. ChRuncey NJ
Depew at MS cottage this afternoon Among
tfle guests were LiSpeua-d Stewart, Mrs.
Vanderbilt. Elisha Iwysr and Chaunce2
DspSw.
TINS evening M and Mrs. Calvin :. Brice
gave q cir-er IN honor 81 Vice President
and Mrs Hobart. Among the guests were
Chzuncey Depew- Eu-olsl and Mrs. Van
KsasseIser SGnuYlsT- Nj. and Mrs. Potter
Palmer. NJ ana Mrs. John Jacob Astcr-
IIsT,srlgr5 S-ewarr and james Van Alien
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02
RicrcIi.1 Killed hx "a cnrrinr.

NEW YORK AuE- l-ChErlss Schinir z
aged p while riding bicyc-e near Railway,
y J, coli6eS with and j as Instantly killed
by q carriage. the shaft Of which Jlsrcs {
MS heart
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-02

GENEVA ~ Z Aug. DIR Richard s
Curtis, q the faculty uf the University q
Chicago sRE Aepssyas6 ths position Of pro-
ssssar - c1eu-s-Ty = Hobart college.