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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-03
A WINDY WELL.

From Popular science
Arizona possesses some OF the greatest natural
this phenomenon OF current OF air issuing from
or going into the bowels OF the earth through
sundry natural and artificial openings made In the
earths crust. -
dertook the drilling OF we'll at his place. Every
thing went well TO a depth OF some twcnty-nye
feet when the drill suddenly dropped some SIX
feet and a strong current OF air issued from the
hole The escaping air current was SO strong
erng the lost drill
The well was OF course abandoned and left to
blow but there some peculiartties about II
cape from the well for days at time with such
force that pebbles the size OF peas are thrown out
and piled up about its mouth until II looks very
much like the expanded portion OF a funnel At
the same time II Is accompanied by a sound much
like the distant believing Of foghorn. This noise
all times escape with the same force Again, there
will be for days a suction current. unaccompaned
by sound In which the current OF air passes into
the earth with some less force than II escapes.
or cloth WILL II held In close proximity be I'M
mediateiy sucked into the subterranean labyrinth
OF Aeolus.
lust the cause OF this phenomenon one has
yet been able to determine but IL Is supposed that
there is an underground opening between the
Grand Canyon OF the Colorado. which cleaves
tho earth for more than a mile In DEPTH and the
Sycamore Canyon. some eighty miles TO the south
OF H. OF the same proportions, but much shorter
This would seem possible from the fact that
TO south vice versa. varying. or course, Few
pojnts OF the compass from the true meridian. but
always In these general directions. AS determined
by experiment. and then the stratum UNDERLYING
porous and In many places So-called bottomiess
holes exist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-03

often reminds the voyager of the scenery aooat
Naples The mercantile part OF BOMBAY h's 81
the head Of Back Bay" between the two capes;;
Malabar Hill the southwestern eSi n6 ter o.
raced down to the little further up ue
western shore is another suburb. Breach amy ,i
wa es An indentation called Mazagon Bay;
around on the eastern shore. is the centre VI
maritime activity. Still further TO the northwaIu
and we'll apart both from the business part OF the
city and from the airy residences OF me EURO,
means is Black Town. where the tilndoos anu
Mahometans (who constitute more dhan 70 i Sere
crowded together three times as denseiy as III tle
most populOus districts of London. Although ,0n-
hav has excellent waterworks and enjoys other
sanitary advantages this particular region + adj
miraby fitted to become hotbed or pes,lie me-
THE total population OF the city in 1881 was owe:
500 CO., In this regard and in commercial I'm.
portance Calcutta surpasses 1t by only shs"'
rnarQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-03
ue1 its unsystematlc ravagcs In Northern Africa
q md In certain of Asia W.


Curiously.. enough India seems TO have been
spared until early In the present century. II was
for ages a proverb that the plague had never APP
peared In that region eastward OF the river Indus.
But In 1915 there was an unn,istakabe epidemic Of
this class In Guzerat. Catch and Kattywar, prov
inces in the northern part Of the Bombay Presi-
dency. and another experienced In 1916, with
lingering traces Of the evil In that neighborhood
until 1920 Further to the eastward, In Pail Rajpu-
TAM. there was still more violent outbreak In
1885, but the extreme heat Of 1887 is credited with
extinguishing the germs so effectually that no
further trouble was experienced there. Up at the
head waters OF the Ganges. on the southwestern
slope Of the Himalayas. in the province Of Cur
whal there were five mysterious epidemics be-
tween the years 1923 and 1871 The disease was
known locally as the 'maha murree." but investi-
cation has shown that Il was substantially identi
cal with the bubonc plague Of China. Persia and
Egypt All OF these places be II observed. are in
Northern India The outbreak In Bombay. first
reported In September of the present year. ap-
pears to be the first record In India at any
point so far south.
Bombay Is situated on the west coast Of Hindoo-
stan. which is here bordered BY a bold and pict-
uresque mountain range. the Western Ghants The
city Is built on what was originally an island hut
Il now peninsula. connection With the mainland
bankments The length Of the peninsula Is about
southwestern extremity and the greatest breadth a
Is about three miles, The harbor IS around 10 me
eastward of the peninsulc, and the approach to II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-03
WYOMING EXECUTION.
MARKsMEN CONCEALED IN A TENT SHOOT TIE
PRISONER WITH A TARGET OVER

Evanstor Oyvo, correspondence of The Salt Lake
Tribune
had been broken only by the dolcful howl OF the
coyote Patrick Coushn expiated the t crimes ssc o.
ton the plain again surrendered to the coyote
and the jack,rabbit ,,sod-oame With
scarcely tremor he viewed the preparations SUD-, Of
death and w hsS ssh the o mortal
mted ba a4 f foo%eS as ano No could
displayed more Ss breast ons
when Dr. Lee was pinnng over his heart art,n .ne
a1sst for for he his
breath then again camness possessed MN twenty
cys hq Sesns sr Sl iS' n orsS0
Wasatch where Dawes and StaeG Were k' hssiorY
was I'M, ,heu nfs' it created no little excitement not
more than hundred people assemblies 10 sf
C0u a IN numbers the crowd was much in earnest
Many were armed with Wnches ,,ent follow the
numberless rumors ahoat But none occurre''
happily: ,,,,or nassed off without hitch. 1t
was exceedingly well planned ana mdn IN not be-
characterization was eard the report of the rifles
Death was not instantaneous though
Saye the word TO fire -Four minutes later ne was
dead was PAT OF Sner ON the place
of erecntion at 1920 o'clock which. with an aiio%
ance Of ten minutes for final the time
agreed upon almost TO minute ns SS mounted
anee or TSe wagon driven RAPIDLY up IN
front of the chair and its occupants rd va
very minutes after the fs oaxp wof chorus
and the la act of the Dawes-Stagg Tragedy nao
\been completed by the expiatlon OF tine cr, Is
depression in the fats about eer rgee WASTE
| xtS here and theye n low hill that scaree's
bIaks the monotony Of the VIEW n Wosatch Noun.
tsVs At the pase Of which rppes the Bear hvc,
In Me MIDDLE OF the hollow the cnair OF
wan placed. facing the cast the cna'r ~, wa" LEGS
con- ..rr.NVfastened TO stakes driven deeply, into me
wrouri. while it's back was supported by INC tSe
| kssv,v,Ianks Thirty feet from the chair was NV
rniSes tent at side Of which ch,n wer r,
zoe aNvtures, Just below the Junction po,hi. ~
IN. ron and the side wall The most SO, sout cha,r
Of the Soder being at slightly varying angles e
the Two hours before the hon arly nx ar
FOR the eNcution by Sheriff Dickson the cary a.
rivals at \sse Hollow began THOSE aSI Ey ug
,nn we Md the FIVE men selected by MIN 10 &c
the actual o. 'nnitsg ns Ike coming
o. the next usta alyerlys men had pr crfnrm
s Erom that t\e they remained within the h'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-03
A STRANGE STORY.
HOW A DREAM CAME TRUE.
From The Pail Mall Magazine.

From The Pail Mall Magazine
The following narrative was sent TO THE Pan
Mall Gazette" two three years back, by CORE
anonymous. This shyness. of course. lays the at-
thenticity Of the alleged experience under sus-
picion. And have meyer heard of any attempt to
verify discredit the story which-true or false
struck of the most artistic OF It's class IL
was headed Dreams. Idle Dreams" and ran as
follows: -,
sir. have been much interested in reading the
article with the above heading which appears In
your issue of August .. May be permitted 10 give
YOU an example OF a most curious dream mad
some years ago. and which came almost literally
true? ! was living In London at the time, ana mad
a corrcspondent in Dublin This gentleman was a
valued and lifelong friend. One New Years Eve
dreamt that stood In a spacious. bare looking en-
trance hall Presently letter put into the
letter-box on the hall door. went over took out
and in the handwriting of my friend. opened 1t.
and found 1t to contain oblong piece OF blush
paper partly printed and partly written In red Ink.
read II, and II as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-03

tent that had been erected on Monday. Who they
were none knew and none sought to learn. After
the crowd had dispersed the quintet OF sharpsnoot,
ers emerged from their canvas tent, unknown ana
unseen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-16

Value owned by the company ge none an
bond and mortgage duly RECORDED nd bens s e Oh W
Interest bond and morgage loans M do ''
exclusive buildings
able improvements
,. , ..c.rad ,rams.s fcarr,cd
-NN~N"N' Vi 'eoSNS anu ''"~9 wv" Pal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-16

AUDITOR or rusl 1osouSIs I1s
A EINA INSURANCE COMPANY.

ANNrrAr DEcEMbER ~ a. I
coNDiIioN AINA IVA oF
MGN STATE PURSUANCE OF THE i-A"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-16

authorized
actually paid '"O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-16
rcsiaen,-w1LLIAM 3. CLARK.

b CLARK.
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OF A. d.
Rirh-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-16

s7,s65.1so p.s7,5si 30 9,si7.5si a
ALI, OTHER SECURITIES
JATED TO THE COMPANY
CASH ACTUALLY LOANED
R AND MARKET VALUE OF
)ANED ON EACH:
Par Market. Amt Loan
Value. Value ed Thereon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-16
INSURANCE. sTATrmEnT-Continuea

% , 60 n.:oc q
700 1850 ~
5000 $500 -
5000 1000 y
COCO $500 %
10000 io4.Soc 10
1900 M.in %
1900 r.7so %
5000 1900 %
5000 5000 %
5000 $500 %
7s,coo so,4o %
1900 1880 90
1900 1900 %
5000 $3.50 %
5000 5000 %
5000 N,75o %
5000 1850 90
$1,000 $1,000 %
10000 10000 60
5000 $1,000 %
5000 1850 %
5000 5000 %
5000 1900 %
2o.Ooo 2a,soo %
600 1880 %
1000 400 90
10000 $4,000
1900 l7lOo 90
$1,000 si.4oo 90
5000 $3.50 %
5000 $3.50 W
$1,000 s5.lcO 90
5000 $500 90
5000 6.75O 90
$1,000 so,5OO 90
1900 5000 90
10000 1880 90
$4,000 n1.75O 90
10000 n,1oo 90
5000 5000 90
5000 $500 %
5000 IO2.75O 90
5000 so.5Oo 90
$4,000 1856 90
5000 1880 90
$1,000 5000 co
5000 1890 90
5000 10000 %
$1,000 1lO,97o %
1000 5000 90
$500 as.l25 90
1000 100 90
5000 1900 %
10000 $500 60
5000 1880 co
5000 1900 90
5000 5000 60
5000 2s.5OO 90
$1,000 $1,000 90
5000 $3.50 %
1000 1000 90
600 6S,292 %
1900 5000 90
5000 $1,000 90
500 $40 60
5000 1000 90
LOCO 500 90
5000 $500 90
1850 $500 %
1900 1850 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-16

10000 1880 90
5000 2S,75O 90
1900 l2,lCc 90
$500 1880 90
1900 1850 90
1900 l5,i5O 90
5000 5000 %
$1,000 1880 90
5000 $3.50 90
1000 1850 90
100000 10000 90
10000 1890 90
25.OoO $3.50 90
5000 5000 90
$500 $500 90
5000 1880 co
1000 1860
$1,000 Gl,ccO 90
5000 $500 90
1900 1112O 90
5000 55.cOO 90
5000 $3.50 90
$500 1900 90
5000 $500 co
5000 5000 90
25.oco $3.50 90
$500 $500 90
1000 7.1+O %
1900 1920 60
10000 400 90
5000 $500 %
$1,000 $3.50 90
1900 $500 %
1850 H,s25 90
5000 $500 %
1000 2i,4OO 90
1900 2O.sOO 90
400 1900 90
5000 $500 %
1900 1850 %
5000 5000 %
$1,000 $500 %
22,cOo 1910 90
1900 1920 %
$3.50 1852 80
5000 $3.50 90
5000 $500 90
bO.cOo $500 co
5000 $3.50 60
1900 25,75o 90
1S.cOo 14.4So %
$500 $3.50 %
5000 5000 %
1900 1900 90
5000 1900 %
10000 10000 90
5000 5000 %
5000 $500 90
5000 5000 90
400 400 90
1900 $500 %
5000 500 %
1900 $500 %
10000 10000 90
5000 $500 %
5000 5000 %
5000 2J75O 90
5000 1900 %
5000 25,75o 90
1900 1880 90
5000 27,4oo 60
10000 1ll.ooo 90
5000 2s.75o %
$1,000 1850 90
1900 2s.s2s 90
$1,000 1920 90
1900 so,Sso 90
5000 1850 90
10000 1910 90
5000 1900 %
5000 $3.50 %
1000 $3.50 %
1000 $500 90
10000 1880 90
1000 1880 %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-16
INSURANCE srArEmr-r continusa
Loo shares Hartford National Bank stock,

1000 shares Hartford National Bank stock.
Hartford. Conn. ...n.:...... .....:.......:.
$50 shares National Echange Bank stock.
Hartford. conn. ..;;........, r...;...:..,,...
1000 shai g Phoenix National Bank stock,
Hartford. Conn. ............ ...............
$50 shares State Bank stock, Hartford.
100 shares American Exchange National
Bank stock, New York city ...........
400 shares Bank OF the Manhattan Com
pany stock, New York city ...............
800 shares Bank OF New York National
Banking Association stock, New York
100 shares Hanover National Bank stock.
New York city ......... .......... .......
300 shares Importers and Traders Ma
tional Bank stock, New York city go;
Bank stock. New York city. ...........:.
zoo shares Merchants National Bank
stock. New York city ............ .::....:
100 shares Merchants Exchange National
Bank stock, New York city :....:..;.....
200 shares Mechanics National Bank
stock New York city ........... ..........
400 shares Metropolitan National Bank
stock. New York city ..,.....:....,,.:...
200 shares Nassau Bank Stock New
800 81 shares res National Bank of Commerce
stock. New York city ...................:.
200 shares National Bank OF North Aineii-
I ca stock, New York city .............;,.;;;;.
$50 shares National Bank of the Republic
stock. New York city ......
800 shares National Butchers and Droyers'
Bank stock, New York city ........-...,
100 shares National City Bank stock, New
800 shares Phenix National Bank stock,
New York city ........... ....,...,. -.
300 shares Peoples Bank stock, New YORK
100 shares Third National Bank stock.
New York city ............... ...........'
go shares Farmers and Mechanics- Ma
tional Bank stock. Philadelphia, Pa.
100 shares First National Bank stock, Al
bany. N. \. ...-........ .....:.... -.
100 shares New Britain National Bank
stock. New Britain, Conn. ............,.
100 shares Central Trust Company Stock
New York city ............ ........... -.
100 shares Holland Trust Company STOCK.
New York city ............... .....s...'.''.
100 shares Metropolitan Trust Company,
stock. New York city ...................:
$50 shares New York Life-1nsurance and
Trust Company stock. New York city.
100 shares United States Trust Company
stock. New York city ......................
100 shares Union Trust Company stock.
New York city ............... ..............
Total par and market value Carried
out at market value) ................
ACCOUNT OF STOCKS. BONDS. AND
(EXCEPT MORTGAGES HYPOTHE,
AS COLLATERAL SECURITY FOR
BY THE COMPANY. WITH THE PA
THE SAME, AND THE AMOUNT IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-16

ali xpirdf IRISH runnin
fromdat OF
eros any
able all unexpi
romda o
wiho anyd
ceived and reiva BILE
gaion r
Carried
being IS per cent premium ......
D ofhe miscellaneous
paid ar Of
premiums
ps beyond
AGGREGATE LIABILITIES 49, -
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-02

ne DePar--z-- Of Pualal-v and Promo
-i-1 has r.a1ez the exposition hlrzs=ye
views N prominent show w-zcvs down
crwr. where they are s1r-a aet1rr -rgat
amount CT a-eE---- T1= = eru-ss B~e
E-E-zeE on hag-- ea-zs al5 a-= zE- iE-PE
30 -Ee best azvC--zEz. TIE drawing made
by NJ WALKER q the H-- Of WALKER & Ez---
Ia- arHa -=r-E----grIH IHt ard ne view issued
BY the Publicity department a-z both mount
ed cu the sane gEr-- showing --a exposition
'-Eu different 0C--s CT vlzw. thar gF Mr
walker Dr. tlE taken from E rEEc- SCUM vest
Of the main court. sE-w--E -la vlHw l1ok-
ing n---aeaE-. and the view Issued by the
Eau5-lcl-v ze-a-r1ezc show n -1e grounds
as seen from pC--I sC-t1aaE- Ct the blzE
tract
These pictures have been placed Il -hz
E--51vs or T P. Ca--wrlrh- d. Co. SZ-
-cH--h and Douglas Brewing king & Co
FI1-eeur1 and DgUEIas. and he S1u-h Omaha
Ice & E1el company Stx-es--h and Fa-uau
E--Es-s. l--sr pictures VII be placed II
other prominent w--z8ws as s1u1 as ths
----U-ss are ready fer szh-a-tio-, which VII
be very son.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-02

Er has u5cu- recovered s--- bis
-a.--- acass
Mrs. A. Le--a-s -s Ea---r-- Is here
r-r friends
Mr. ara Mrs. -rsr F--s--g hare returned
--- Vsss-- -.-
George Clark % A--v1-c- fs here she
guess e. Zl1k -l---------
During the -a-ta 90 E-ra-ls- gre police
-- e.--rr-.-- arrests
-- ro--z a-s Ea-e seen s-s-eaEeg .-
account -t tte s~--ec -~----
NJ -1ass 60 HsEle IN was s1s-
-ess -s-- .-e --v yesterday
Chapman O. U-.1 E.ve- w1s bore
y-=--ay. t-s rrHst 1t w. a. 5--l-s
l-l Ns-L -as returned E-1z Ilr1.a
H--~a BE- v.s-- -5.l..Eas .-- -.E-l
- s-- has been Bars ta N- ana mrs Ed
7.a-- Morrow. TVe-fv-- --h a-5 s streets.
T1a-e is -gse 90 5.7ttrs-.a q. the l---a
u ug1 EEa-- Twer-v-t1-~-h and p s-r-aas
-He ~eruia~ -- --1Iv -as- ,r -r -ha board
Of Edu-utlgu WI be- bei1 rszl 5Lan1ay - c1t
Ccu-r -rE-ar ". r. Vaasa-t last last -a,
i1- q 1-z-ess "TRIP 10 as ranch ID sall1e-s
rouD-v.
Cuuucl-a- Ferrs---s rev res ze-ee o.
Tve--v-secCz1 ana Il s-ree-s Is about COM
pletsE
Alfred Martin. lu-ee- 5saIz- rf v--t
spent yesterday IN the cl-y -1cda-- 1L sr
1usi-eee matters.
WIN t1= exception 1f 1la --tvLzr N v1~F
20 amount SO Grv-r--r was 1cue IL ne AR
-ou- SIZE vgs-ar-1y.
/ Bruce NrCuU1ch ms gene t7 Sioux -5-y
20 a-=-- The s--Lal -==r-E OF -te Nl-ll-4
/ Live stock sz -Ez-rH
George Fgrss left last r-- f-- s--y
| CITY where b. VII lock atlE- t-H ere-.l--
g the new Cu5l.y plant
05.1. The s-yez--1L5 sen -f Nr AID Mrs
. --hr F1e~-laz- Twenty. t--5 and e srsu-s.
( died yesterday from l-ptLn=r.E.
joan s Ezcz. --atHl manager FIR t1~
( -u-ZEv Packing company. has gone % ----
Gr7 20 look after business Matters.
EHu- I-z-=ca1- Howard Condemned nine
Las- OF -ar-IE sevH--y-l-u- hogs a-- IDS
chickens curing -Ee u1Ct1 OF November.
/ Mrs. W Clark ana Miss Carrie Clark
W. l. Ell--l TwE--v-f---+C 1-- G s---s-s
I George VI --1a--H- 1s Q-z1a has r---
+ -14-e- The property north -a IRE E2- N1. 3
re Tu=-ly- y-E1Lrl- Etrae-. -Ea price pad beng
. g-.5gg-
An --7-rl-r- meeting Of 1Ez last SIDE L--
I ---~e-=-- gl-- .E r-=- t.~ -r--y ----- o.
+ -.--1Ee-s za-- T7r---=.l- s--==- az A-as----
avenue
-7H1 le1s-s Is the officer II -la-g= a-
--- CITY san ~ ---- this -----. vL-= o.
/ seer JrE1 Av.=sUr-tt VIII LOOK ---H- The
f 1~.s1r=-z IL 5-= day u-=-
The case OF Link E1tavzl aEl1-zl the
. J'-.-- stock Yards company fer SIS 300 dam
z-as t2s been continued for -l--1T GAYS. T-=
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-02
COLD CHECKS TEE WORK so1-E
C=rzeztg-~ Keep the - srL Moving IN
@mFrp Of the Frost

C-rae-te-x Keep the = orE Moving in
suFre Of the Frost
The weatsEr vas decidedly frosty o. the
E1-1sl-lon gro rds e-zay. Ths tenn --1-e
lowered IL -1s vlci1lry q zero al
Eav and he hrizk wind er1- The n5--Hw est
WIS er-E and ti---E IL The extreme L had
6 pers-st-EE quality which was eZaspera--
i-r a-5 eause5 the v9rkEz1 CT ths 2
t-rz--s 10 ewing their arms ard stamp
thFir feet with vlE1r amd Frequency. The
work moved along hriskIy, however, despite
the severity Of the weAihH-- The Carp=u -=rZ
CT the Liberal Arts building laid Il for
about III hour EErly "a the morning a-E
those On the Ne5rzska bal5arg did rot
start 70 work u-rl moon cut an the ether
hu z-Es n tine vas lost
IRE rrUEsas for the roof c. the Machinery
and Electricity building are beng raised and
The atker work On his building Is moving
br.sky.
The windows n the north side q trs claRr
story OF TIE MnnuAzctursE bul5i-E are al
IL pace ana the lower windows are be NJ
uu- IN TIE shestLcg o. the roCf Of this
bgr is nearly completed Bn5 the trans
lrcart fabric Tor thE sEvL-E1-s Is ready 2. be
pgt n place
TIRE lumber for the Arr building has net
yeL been renewed and t1e suspicion Is gz o.
1ng ground -l the lumber has been SIDE
tracked a'r-E t1a lines o. The railroad. Sew
era efar-7 have been made 70 get 4 trace o.
ths material 5-r they have nor been sue
cCSEauL
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-02
Co-vzrr17 I5sa Taxes Ecl5 o. t1s --Z-
zr-al C-h
cMA-s 70 HAVE lArEl,=szg coze75ss
sup~rintend~ut Fear~e rEd Cs-uusi--
sfou-r Jtr Czu Mass Meeting
fer FRIDAY NIEht Of All
Fersonz 1zterr-ted-

AZ -ezult q c-nse-z1es yesterday
Between s-7sr.- .s1.5s-, o. Schools Fsl-ss and
----l lszi1-s- t.. OF tne C1--e--sal e--t a
uasz meeting VIZ se held al t1z -azzs--.a-
eL-s -a--s 11 1zz- F-l4y even 1E a. -.3l
1.l1ck % crus1z- plans f-- L1z T~Z1s-
-lsslszlpa- E5zaa,lara- eo1 --ass When IL is
proposed 20 hold 1 ttis -=v curing lke ez-
p-E non Ia acr1-5an-s ut-1 ne szrreztl--
nae 1y Ttz Pee
The FLa1 has aroused So much fzr1-asie n
-srss- h the ei-y generally tzz- q vas
5se-ed a5vlsasIs 70 make a--a-E=--s--s
early Speedy action is necessary als-
from The E1-- mat the 1Ez-aat SAFE e5--a-
-Ial4- aszgl-l--Ls -1 --e western country
VII hold -EEL- annual -es-lEs daring the
holidays and -1e ulA-s- 11 L1l1Llg the
congress E-Et be presumed DO then A. -14l
tine 90 Secure their s-1UrsEue1-
Az -5e coming -ass meeting the -F4ll-E
e1uea1u-s -e Lincoln South Omaha Council
H11s ana L-E c--g VII BE- L-vEe1 20 be
present Among THESE VIII be C1EE cell Or
AacLs29 af 1he U1lvE-s--v q Ns1-aska AID
S-Ale SGps-ursnds-t Jackson L -he1- pres
encs ca- possible be secured F-ruz 1e1-
business and professional men VII also be
In G--g- Dance. A general rvi-a-1ou is sz-
t5--e- 70 -1e pu1-r 70 be prHsEl-
Al ---s meeting TIE tine sG- ucl-lrE the
congress VII p-cua1l- be selected. The
dare VII cyt conflict II a-v wav WIKI the
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Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-02
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