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Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-02
Hibbcn Hns n "wondcr."

Lou Hibben. one of Omaha's early bah
players and a local sporting caterer for
years. is spending a few days with friends
in this city. Lou is now running a prosper
Gus business at Marshalltown, Ia, and
says that he has aS a prOtCgc the best 1885,
pound man I'm the world. lie is colorcd
youth by the name of Sellers and Lou Is
now negotiating for match for him with
Kid LaviEne before one OF the New York
athletic clubs, with good prospects of see
ing the same conSummated some time
within the next three or four weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-02
Unngcd on New Yenr's Morning.

WILMINGTON, Del. Jan. Murderer
Edward Wright was hanged at lO;3O tails
morning. On the night of July 30, 1856,
Wright shot and killed Ida Crummel, col
ored. OF whom he was jealous. for refus-
ing 10 listen to his conversation and walk
ing away from him.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-02

ST. EDWARD, Neb., Jan. Especial
Telegram)-Last night Ansel Westbrook was
found lying in the mud dead drunk. He
was placed in the calabooSe and this morn
ing taken before Justice Bullock and pleaded
guilty. He is one OF several who for some
time have been unable to obtain liquor them
selves, but have been able to get 1t through
friends who bought it for them. West
brooks fine was remited on condition that
he tell who gave him the LIQUOR He turned
states evidence, duplicating Billy Shuey,
who was arrested and will have his hear
ing Monday morning. 1t is the intention to
sift the matter to the bottom and run out
the bootleggers If possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-02
Met on the midway and VIII Marry.

CftlCAGO, Jan. line engagement Is
announced of Miss Myssie Brown of Nash
Vile, Tenn, and Hon. Archibald John
Majoribanks second son of Lord Tweed
mouth and brother of Lady Aberdeen, Wife
marriage will take place some time In the
spring The couple met in this city dur
vas assisting Lord and Lady Aberdeen in
the, erection of the Blarney castle on the
Midway
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-02

CHICAGO, Jan. L-General Charles ],
Taylor of Boston arrived from San Fran
cisco today In charge OF the remains OF
the late Kate Field. He delivered them ia
Miss Whiting. friend of Miss Field, who
Will convey them to Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-02
EInborntc Mnsuucrndc nnm.

CENTRAL CITY, Neb, Jan. 1.--(Special)
Central City young people closed the year
with the most elaborate masquerade ball
ever given in the city There were sixty
six costumes. many OF them exceedingly
attractive. The attendance was very large.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-02

state OF Nebraska. bar none. Also find 81
forfeit for a nifty or i0O-llvc pigeon shoot
for SiOO side American Shooting nssocla-
tion rules. with George Nicolai OF sutton,
match to be shot here IN Omaha, wherd
on any date Mr.. Nicoai sees proper 10
name, JIM DEN.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-02

YORK, Neb.. Jan. l.-(Specal.l--Th sec
ond annual reception given by the York
military band was held last evening at the
lie GIande hotel. There were 600 invited,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-02

Miss Lula Hiatt were united In marriage by
Rev. ]. II. Cobb. Both OF these young people
are members OF the Methodist Episcopal
church and are prominent In the local social
circle. The relatives and a few close friends
Mnrn nrnaIn Mt
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-02
MAY LOSE MUCH OF THEIR CORN.
Wet weather in Nebraska Threntcns
to Cnmsc HcnNN LOss.

BELGRADE, Neb., Jan. 1.-(Speclal)-A
soaking rain has been falling for the last
twenty-four hours. thoroughly soaking the
ground, as the frost is all out; but doing
great damage to the gathered corn, most Of
which is piled up on the ground, the low
price of cents per bushel not warranting
farmers in building suitable cribs. If the
wet weather still continues millions OF BUSH
els of corn will rot on the ground. vast
amount of corn is being bought by specu-
lators to hold for future rise. but the
elevators do not want 1t at any price
FARNAM, Neb., Jan. 1.-(Special)-A
dense fog has been in evidence for three
days, putting an effectual stop to corn pick
ing and rendering all outdoor work intensely
difficult and disagreeable. The temperature
is comparatively high, but a general expecta-
tion of storm exists Farmers are selling
ear corn at cents, shelled corn at cents.
GRANT, Neb., Jan 1!-(Special)-A gentle
rain has been falling here today, with pros
poets of continuing through the night. The
ground Is already moist to the depth OF two
feet from the heavy snow which fell in Oc-
tober and November. The oldest settlers say
they don't remember the time when there
was so much moisture in the ground at this
time of the year. Farmers are making great
calculations of a bountiful crop for 1897.
Stock all locks well.
JUNIATA Neb.. Jan. 1.-(Special.) Am all
days rain is in progress today. Rather a
queer experience for this country for the
time of year.
JUNIATA, Neb., Jan. 1.-(Special 1.-The
warm weather of the past week has loosened
the frost. which Is going out of the ground
now In clouds. The grass, wheat and rye
is green and growing. Completing is still
in progress, with thousands Of bushels to yet
gather Owing to the immense quantity of
corn, there are thousands of head of cattle
and hogs being fed here now for market, and
much OF the 10-cent corn will so to market
in the shape of beef and pork.
CENTRAL CITY, Neb Jan. 1.-(Speclal)
Rain has been falling for the past
twenty-four hours Frost Is drawing very
fast. and with few more warm days farmers
could plow.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-02
New Year wedding BeIIs.

BENNETT, Neb.. Jan. I.--(special)-A
quiet wedding took place last night at the
home OF job Hiatt. s. II. Chambers and
Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-02

Eddie Bald rode half mile in l:0i, break
ing his record of 1905, Tom Linton rode
twenty-three miles and 1850 yards ON u
twclve-lap track, unpaced, in one hour, This
is within threc-fourths of one lap of
twenty-four miles. The best previous rec
ord indoors was twcnty-three miles and
two laps ON n tcn-lao track
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-03
Spanish Soldiers Fire IN In
surgent Hospital.
THE INMATES Persisted.
An Entire Colony OF Inonensive People
Wiped Dot by the Brutal Forces Of Scn-
erai Weyier-Pstriot- Rout Their fn~-
mics m ~eversi Provinces and Blow Up
Trains with Dynamite.

IT Vaca Ca-,rrcno. near Guanava Pirar
del Hio Province. Major Calvo attempted 10
raid "A Cuban hospital TIE inmates how
ever. had been warned. ana A. many -
them As were able armed themselves aud
iraie desperate resistance.
The building was Of stone. and offered
fAir shelter. and ths SpaRisrds finally got
iiret % asatins and collected big brush
heaps aad dead trees. which were piled
around tAe building and fred. Only one
man escaped from The hospital
on tbeir way back the spanish column
vas attached Oy CUBAN force. and after
sharp encounter OF an hour were forced 20
give way. leaving So dead on the field
W~v,-- has issued new Instructions that
AZ Cutan hospitals must be ralecd and &C.
s.rey-I Ca6er the rs-ae * hospital. he
say-. taeSe places are the homes q the rcfl-
gee arl in .hei- prompt Gt.-tr,. ,t-on Jay che
SPAN. cause
TIE Tacia.atio- q the Province Z Tina-
ie. 40 looks rather sicky ia view - TIE
,s-. that t-ain a. Taca Taca carrying
spanish soldiers ana provisions was blown
ur wiih dynamite ~ the Cllar-
N,l.h.- tx nor age is respected in &c
least lv ~ srl-1 -l.r-illa-. J. C1r~oiaei01
iri Sur "a Few lav- a-o aa ertl-, -aslr. FAM
l.v was -nls-s.r.l hv Tie soldiers
poor -.,...--.-s, VISA, .r-..-,l before
go .rrtaia % .he .-re--i..a band which
committed .ha.e la-na-t,.~- o. r.nrl.la
a-al-.-t soldiers. WAS st-i-res whipped
auI-.ot. III. -a-,s .r.- To-, srt-rlvo.
s-+e,-i-a -.a-.. .,s s.-oi,.ior .hst .an
hardly h. s,-.-t1-1 T,o,-srs. 20 country
mo-, -aL.s ara s.a-,t-r- NJ. e-.,rs.i
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-03


Wi-hin the past four months the business
% the =. K o. has improved % such an ex-
tint thai the prospect Of a further increase
= 80 good that the Receivers ordered the
following new equip
3 900 box cars from the Pullman Car Com
pany.
900 box cars FROM tho Missouri Car
Works FOR the Fai-ooTt Line.
800 coal cars from the Michigan Car Com
Pany.
20 freight and 3 passenger locomotives
from the Baldwin Locomotive Works.
Is freight locomotives from the Pittsbfg
Locomotive Works.
The equipment "a being deliyersd daily
aud az fast - the rnsines and cars are To-
celved the, are placed II active service.
These cars and eaylnes vii! not increase the
qGipment 20 such az extent as might De
thought. a. great many old locomotive 5
are % be retired from servGe a. soon as tho
new engines are completed. Among '>ese
Old locomotives hrs about twenty o, the
famous old camel backs thai have been In
use since before the war. They have been
doing the yard duty but have even gotten
too old FOR that.
However. he new engines Will Increase
the road capacity 20 Il very large extent and
the new ears will give the ID. and o. the ad-
ditionAl equipment that Il badly needed
EWith!n tho past year and n half about TO-
900 new freight ears and $40 locomotives
have bcen added - the cquiyneat.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Il j. learned that the President has del-
l4te.y decided upon the election Il Ny.
samuel J. Randall. q Ie-l-y lsauia. ~
Csiner % H. United stats Nilt a. ILilA-
lelpLia.
A even hundreI fourth-rlas- postmasters
we're appointed Tuesday. 90 these So We're
appointments based on re~.snn,lols and
deaths - Oh removals after t1ur years seq
vice and g OF other removals.
senator PettiSrcw was on the floor q the
senate and was congratuiated ty his coli
i-asles ol his speedy recovery from his r.
cent il-s-s.
senator Alirich has returned - Washing
ton considerably improved il heal,h after
his vacation ~ fhi~ country hone ia Rhode
IsSnt IL was ~ th- Capitolin conference
with Republican members q The Finance
Committee over the ta-iI bin. b-t I'D not
enter the senate chamber
II Erie, Pa. the Keystone National Bank.
by Il unanimous vot. 81 H. directors. has do
ciIed . close is doors. The depositors viii
Dc Pal. Ia full.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-03

Three Persons Kiiss Near sslinss Kane
and Many injured.

A terrible tornado which passed fifteen
miles northwest OF Sallna. Kan, about 1880
Thursday night killed three persons and
dangerously injured several others.
The track OF the storm was narrow and
winding. IL tore down three sides OF the
Geesy pasture without passing through the
middle OF II. IL came from the east and az
ter doing its damage here divided, part
going west aad the rest north.
GeeSsy was away from home. The rest OF
the family had retired. but when the storm
struck they made for their cave Before
they were out OF the house. however. the
tornado had destroyed IL. The destruction
was not known I'll morning. when neighbors
found the dead and injured members Of the
family lying about Ia the debris.
The three dead were found about fny
feet away from the house. Near Thorn was
the baby. alive. hut buried TO his waist in
dirt Tho other three were found some dis
.ance west of the house. two-by-four
scantiinc was driven through one % Mrs
Gcesy's limbs.
A. Mrs. S.orvs half mile east % tho
Greasy place. the family was sleeping In n
stone basement with a frame upright part
The frame work was blown On the family be
low. bat none we've kMleG.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-03
REV. DR.. fALIAGB.
The Eminent Washington Divine's
Sunday Sermon.
ne r>ss~< lawyer ard Declares That 20
ne Were ON Trial For Hi. life ne
Would Prefer Jury OF Rsrristcrs
Rather Than ose OF Ciergymsns

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..E-ir-- Eara- tre LAWYER
Tn, ul- 90 --v -ar- leir--aI - --.-
fe~-trr t1 watch a-- many Ardent ~ur-.o--
IT, g Ch-r-- ana Pie -u-ra among them
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Claurc-v. -1e i.l' e- c. tr- Irlll-lrr ia
h1r ana Chi-t Jl--.e-- Marshall ana Tea
r---e- ard Car.I-.I l-i -iT Thomas ~ -
whc tf-1 fur -1- --lrl on tle -elrrli save
fn- g. hi. a-r1-t .r--ltfru--- l.-rk up
courar- --lr a-i g. vr1- t--v. Nv 1-cS
l. v-rv -an-r. D. careful Therefore. A1l
DO nj strike avn
Arncr- tn nict.ie-- Pleas TIA. eve-
have t-e1 made IS to-cle g ta-r-ster
have b-er Ql-1S In t-half 90 che Bible a.
CHRISTIANITY. a. when Daniel Webster stood
IN f1- S-rr--e CclrT 81 ~ 1-llr-- % rleal-
ilc IL the famous Gt-arl uil case de-
u1unrir< any attempt % educate the pep
lie without giving the- ~ cl- same ri--e
nora sr-tille1t a. low. rih2li and vui-a-
.-ts- a1t i--le-itv- A. wnel samuel l..
Solrbkr1. &C N~w Ie-S-y. the leader 20 tle
forum IN ~ day stood OF the platform az
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-03

'cf>tS>e. witness the scores OF men WHO <
have In that profession made eternal ship.
wreck. WitScss the men who, with the
law Of the land under their arm. have vfo-
lated every statute Of the eternal God Il
Witness the men Who have argued placidly /
before earthly tribunals who shah shiver |
l. 6ismay before the Judge OF quick and i
dead. Witness Lord ThurlOv announcing |
his LOYALTY - earthly government IN the i
sentence. III forget my earthly sovereign. |
RAY God forget me- and yet STOPPING &C |
Coke. the harmed and the reckless. Wit. |
ness Sir George Mackenzie. the execratei |
81 sli Scotch CCvenantcrS. 20 that 1ntn this /
day. II Gray FriArs' churchyard. EdiO- |
hu-Sh. the children whistle through the |
bars Of the tomb. crying
Rico.iv Mackenzie. come out II YOU tau-.
Lift TIE Sncck and draw the har.
" other profession morn needs TIE
grace 20 God - deliver them =. their
fe-nrta-iors. - co-fnrf them Ia their
frisi~. - sustain them I'm the 3i~rharce
- their tutv. While / would have YOU
hiring re merchant - Christ. aud while
! would have vor bring tnn farmer %
Christ. ana while I would have YOU
h-f0r the mechanic - Christ. ! address
~ now ir che woods 20 Paul 20 Titus.
'Brirr Tr-as the LAWYER" Bv - much as
- duties are delicate snf crnl,. ~ ~
much does Do need Christian stimulus and
safeguard We al become clients. I IN
not suppose there 81 "a nan hssy vea-s ~
Sc NJ, has hee- fr active life Who has
not heen sTtrt@i with . lawsuit. Your
name = assaulted. ana YOU must have legal
--orar-fo-. Nr-- boundary line g
invaded. ani che courts must re-9s-
.shN~h g.. ln-- parent i in
frircai upon AMI vnr must make che
o~e1 ii-c -arufartcre- rav - penalty.
Your t-nr~-r-> ARE taken. a-l TIE trin-
must - a-rrene-iri. l01 want 90 make
vor- WITH. ans Won 30 r'- want p follow
tne @vs--nIo 80 tho-e Who. Co. che sake q
Ssvi~- 500 from m attorney inVe-tl $50
90 ana Sea- che generation following f'-
twnr-v Yeas cus--t'.-c rroI. -le estate
urti' 30 Is AT eVhaus-ri- ~, 1-r ~t-r'S ~
hv s. l-sl~Si-. a-l v.r mast irf 81 tNr
bin fra rr-'te-- 3-v- AZ r.i5-.- ~ f'f--
sons ri coarse 80 ti~' H--r--' Clients. AMI
-r-r f--' t.rv 49, at ---n- 80 B RI tae fi.'--
st-r 1-t Christian trt"-r.tT - tl' al
Profess q. "Lr.r- ltrl- t..' lawtf--
n1t r-w 10 AZ s-- --rv O. fe-iie ~ p
-rts- ~-, --a --.-.-.-...- 's which le -rn-lt
com lace rfr-.-f .r -.-a-l g. li- rIr-t-'
on --a extreme p .-f f,-r-cra- viii. ar-
-..a- -1st--. trra Innocence rr -lit -
-rr- client IFS ne ..--- % vnr Ne- nre %
save ~,-- client -.-l-l .a-~ % tre rr-r --.
che sr~e-fr- tre ,.-t-r -ti-r 80 a. others.
You a-a - know tu- One man ir -l. ~ .-.t
--vo1r riie-t. Nn- 1-e g. save nirr though
va should h-rc vo-- country into rn-tr-
sion A. sn ha-1-i- Won must save Eo--
rra-s" - saws L--i l-rl-ran. 'l- r1
-i-ht minded lawyer could adopt tllt -sl-
ti-e-f.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-03

70 religion and begin ceneNinS. Inc
mighty men OF your profession. story and
Kent and Mansfield. became Christians. not
through their heads. but through their
hearts. Except ye become a. a little
child We shah In no wise enter the kingdom
Of God" IL you 10 not become Christian,
u man OF the legal profession. until yca
can reason this whole thing out in regard \
- God and Christ and the Immortality OF /
the soul. You win never become a Christian |
At ali. Only believe Bring Zenas thu I
lawyer"
Another mighty temptation for the legal /
profession Is Sabha-h breaking. The trial !
has been going on for tea or nfteen day.. |
The evidence Is all IN. II Ia Sa<urtay /
night The judges gavel falls on the desk. (
and 10 says. "Crier. al. oorA the court until T
10 o'clock Monday morning On Monday
morning TIE counselor j. 70 sum up the case. I
Thousands % dollars. yea. tho reputation
arl life % his client may depend upon the
success % his plea. How viii be spend the
intervening sunday There - not one Jaw
V.- ort 20 a hundre.i hat can withstand tho F
temptation 20 tr1ak tho Iort'S dap cnter
such rir-unStances. And YET y Dee does De
hurts hi> own soul. Wat. my brother. yo1
calrot go before i9r'cl'r> SATURDAY night -
AFTER - o'clock Sun iss Ii-at COD does not
want YOU % 90 az all besides that YOU
want fee - hou-s ~ SABBATH rcSr - give
SON chat electrical ANA magnetic force
which wA he wo-tl more - yCl before
TIE my than an thc elaboration - Your
case Cn the sarrei dav. Nv intimate and
ia-erfei friend tir lace Judge Nelson. I'm
his interesting r.'n.,.- 'n'e~ OK A'-l-.
tcr,ir say~ foai tarl 'S iN-, case ga.
-o~t'rnln tried in NV AnrS tle cou
siio1-nei from Friday ur.l Monday -
account 20 the Zines 80 Ny Cnra-e. h-f
tae 'n- Ger say7 .n, l.- ia.e. ''''ii,S
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-03
MARKETS..

BALTIMORE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-03

The STRENGTHENING OF the line OF the b. a
o. near Hancock Nd, At what Is known a.
Doe Gully tunnel. has been completed and
trains are low using the new tracks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12

Board Of Directors OF the Real Estate ENchahte
had decided 10 call public mass-meetins Al '"7
Real Estate Exchange. No 80 Lberty-st. on mex.
Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, TO protest
against the passage OF the Greater New ork
Charter in it's present form. was followed ny an
enthusiastic gathering Of representative real estate
brokers. and business men, including members OF
ne Of rad orsaniza tons equally
we'll known in the directors room OF the h'ai
Estate Exchange yesterday afternoon, 20 COM
plete arrangements for the proposed nass-meeting
NJ citizens Alfred f. Marling. president OF tho
Real Estate Exchange. and chairman OF the COM
mittee presided. Those present included Afred
L. White John r. Doyle. John r. Eckerson. Moses
Ottinger and Richard Deeves. members OF the COM
,nittee: G. Waldo Smith. william f. Rogers. George
De Forest Barton. Jefferson VI. Levy ex-senator
Girard and BENJAMIN F. Romaine
II WAS decided by a unanimous vote that Mr.
Marling on behalf OF the Real Estate Exchange
and for the commercial bodies and property-own-
ers represented at send 10 the Committee on
Cities of both the Assembly and the Senate the
following telegram:
We respectfully request that no action be taken
on the charter for Greater Network until after
the citizens mass-neetng, to be held on MONDAY
next i'm the Real Estate Exchange"
Committee Resolutions. consisting OF VIII
lam r. Rogers chairman. George De Forest Bar
ton and jefferson NJ Levy was appointed 10 draw
nm resolutions he passed upon at Monday .
meeting for presentation to the Legislature.