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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-09-25

lowed his example, with the exception of
two young squires, whom he sent to
watch the battle from a hill near by.
begging them to take word of his fate to
his brother. This they did, and also
secured the sword. Thus" says the
old chronicle. "died Sir Amoricus Iris
tram, chosen for beauty and courage
among thousand knights; yielding to
none but in the way Of gentleness.
Tie duke and duchess also saw at
Howth "The Tree Of DJon," which-so
the peasants say-wilI die when mis-
fortune threatens the house OF st.
Lawrence. fear the tree will not be
long lived. in that case; for the present
Earl of Howth is unmarried and his
age is seventy. while he has no male
hair. Truly, it is pity that the fine
old races should die out.
The three York babies have been
with tie Queen during their parents
tour. Little Princess Victoria is
swoelly pretty baby. just beginning to
make her own observations of life; and
her venerable granny is perfectly happy
with her. Nothing d.lights the queen
so much as to "fues over q baby. She
insists on seeing the wee people tathed,
and loves to help to dress them; nor
does she in the least mind the liberties
which the sturdy Prince Edward takes
with her, or the cool things which he
says.
Speaking OF babies reminds me that
some interesting new arrivals have lately
been welcomed into society. Lord
Bennet-son of the Earl of Tankerville
-rejoIces in the possession Of new son
and heir As Lord Bennett has lost both
his own brothers, the family was anxious
to see the succession secured. You re-
member that Lord Bennet's wife is an
Americana Miss Van Marter. And
what charming man he is! So hand
some, 30 cultured! Some years ago he
made quite a sensation by bis miniature
painting, Of which he exhibited a great
many beautiful examples at the Royal
Academy. 1t was rather an odd craze
for man; but his success justified the
undertaking. Chillinghap. the famous
estate in the Northumberland, where the
wild white cattle have wandered and
multiplied from early days in English
history, belongs to the TankerviIle
family.
Another welcome baby is the hand.
some young marchioness, OF Hamiltons
second girl-though, doubtless, boy
would have have been preferred. The
elder daughter, aged nearly two. lie Lady
Rhodesia Hamilton. Cecil Rhodes being
her godfather. The Marquis Of Hamil-
ton is the heir Of the Duke OF Abercorn
no connection, except perhaps q very
distant kinship. with the Duke Of
Hamilton. Are not our family trees
confusing growthss He and his young
wife are both over elk feet high. She
was Lady Roealine Bingham, and is as
fair - he 10 dark.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-09-25

The gay world 10 migrating from the
continental spas at last. You will be
grieved to hear that the Prince OF Wales
found fault with your compatriots at
Marienbad because they would take
snap shots Of him at every minute OF
the day. hear that Mr.. Wyndhamis
childrens' garden fete was a popular
feature at Homburg. The Duke Of
Cambridge gave away the prizes for
the sports and wheelbarrow races, and
enjoyed himself very much. The prizes
consisted Of ev ry sort Of whistle. trum-
pet and mouth organ that was ever in
vented. The din was terrific, and the
dukes roars of laughter actually made
themselves heard above it. The old
gentleman must have felt that the
pieces desertion of Homburg was his
own opportunity, for he has certainly
received wonderful amount of atten-
ton 1t is said of him that he has
never been known TO refuse an invitation
unless he was actually i'll. However, it
is fact that our smart ones are weary
irg OF continental re:orts. 1t is now the
thing to 60 to Scotland. but to which
part OF Scotland? That depends upon
your particular form OF smartness. II
you are intense" and belong to the
Souls" or if your are devoted to both
eclecticiem and gof, YOU will choose
North Berwick, with thecompany oil. tho
Asquiths. tie Tenants, some of the
Rothschilds. Lady Henry Lennon,
Princess Edward of Saxe-Weimer and
Arthur Balfour; but il you belong to
either 81 the royal SETS" the sober one
that encircles the queen or the more
60 ahead clique surrounding the younger
royalties, you will bic you TO the banks
of the Dee. Here cycling is a great at
traction and fiehing has its devotees.
One of the first things that the queen
means to do in Scotland is to erect an
arch at the entrance to Balmoral; this is
to commemorate her first visit to her
beloved Highlands after her Diamond
Jubilee.
Paderewski really has had his hair cut
short. Jean de Reezke nov declares
that he will not rest till he has taught
hia distinguished compatriot to bicycle.
This reminds me Of tale told by GER
tain bad man, who processes to have
heard woman Say in the stalls Of the
opera, this season: "Yes, the de Reszkes
are such a clever family, you know.
There's Jean de Reezke and Edouard
and Pad de Reezke"
So Marie Corelli is at last going to
allow her portrait to be published ia tho
Birthday Book" compiled from her
writings. There will be joy in Philistia.
hope the picture will be worth the
long waiting Of 60 many devoted ad-
mirers. And l hope she was tidy when
it was taken.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-09-25
ToU2E COLD m ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinipe Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails to cure sc
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-09-25
4. Cor. I4th and M

rs. A Deep Sea Pool, 5Ox142 feet.
DRs. EVERETT, Managing Physicians.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
FORCE OF EccLEsIAsTIcAL COURT
Its Deci"ions Do Not Bar Application
TO Courts of LAW.

Its Deci,iOns Do Not Bar Application
10 Courts of Law.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 3O-The court Of
appeals has ordered reargument of the case
Of John s. Baxter, a priest Of the Brooklyn
diocese, agains; Bishop O'Donneu. One o.
the questions involved was whether the ad-
judicati1n, by q court of the Roman
Catholic church. of controversy shall be q
part of civil action in the regularly consti-
tuted courts If the state of New York.
Both Of the lower tribunals the supreme
court, special term, and the supreme court
appellate division have decided that such a
religious court is in its nature, eccleaiasti cal
only, and has no jurisdiction to determine the
civil rights OF Parties, and is no bar to action
even by priests of that church in a civil
court; but this court does not go intS that
question, ordering a reargument on other
and more material grounCs.
Bishop o ODOnnell appealed from the de-
cision Of the lower courts, which sustained
the appeal of the Rev. john Baxter from a
decision of the metropolitan court of the
archdiocese Of New York, presided over by
the vicar general of the Roman church
rejecting his application for reinstatement
to his parish and for S6G50 salary said to be
due him, and also from the judgment of the
apostolic delegate Of Washington affirming
that decision.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
Nebraska News Notes.


The Havelock hemp mill has commenced
operations.
Work has been commenced on a new
Catholic church at bloomington.
The Methodsts OF Stewart have just com
pleted a church that cost them SO 600.
Wayne will hold a poultry show beginning
December and ccutinuing three days
In the country west Of Newcastle cholera
is working sad havoc among the swine.
One farmer in the vicinity Of Hardy says
that he killed-350 rats in two days by actual
count
The village Of Havelock has let the con-
tract for constructing a system Of water
works
Va man near Diller claims to have husked
and crbbed 1000 bushels of corn in nineteen
days. No wonder there are skeptics in the
land
The Superior Creamery company has wired
for separatUrs and other new machinery and
expects to have its plant running aglin by
December 10.
Charles Strorant Of Humboldt has been
sick for some time and one day recently a
number of his neighbors descended upou him
and husked several hundred bushels Of his
corn and put 1t in crib for him.
Waite p. Nun Of Alexandria was cut in
the field huskinE corn Mrs. Nun left the
house for a short time and on returning
lounu lnef only Chllu dead. II mad fallen III
the swlll pail and was drowned before the
mother returned.
The suit against the commissioners OF
Boone county TO aunul their action in pur-
chasing z poor farm was dismissed by Judge
Thompson on the ground that the petition of
plaintih was faulty
Dan Ruchon Of Bellwood was stopped while
riding home on the back Of q broncho by a
highwayman who began to search for any
cash ne might have about his person. As
the wculd-be robher reached for the pocke.
where his money was deposited Rochun
struck uis broncho violent blow and the
animal sprGug forward knocking the tramp
down and making a swift sprint beyond reach
u
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
TEACHERS ARB MUcH CONCERNED.
Those of Northeast Nebraska Deeply

Those of Northeast Nebraska Deeply
Interested In the Exposition.
LINCOLN, Nov. O.-(specisl)-Sta.e su-
perintendent jackson lately attended the
meeting OF the Northeast Nebraska Teachers
association, which was held at Emerson, and
came back enthusiastic over the attendance
and the interest manifested by the teachers
Of that part Of the state While there he
secured thirty new members to the National
Educational association He found the teach
ers much Interested In the educational de-
pai imeut OF the exposition and some valua-
bic help Is expected from that direction. The
state superintendent is auXiuue that at all
the county association meetings, which will
be held during the winter some papers be
prepared or discussion taken up relative to
| the educational exhibits to be made Of the
exposition.
damage suit against the city Of Lincoln
was commenced in district court this morn
ing by Joseph Kulbach who says he slipped
on the icy sidewalk on the Sd day OF last
December and sustained q fracture Of the
LETT leg He asks for SlO50O The city at
torney has filed an answer in the case. In
which he says that Kolbach's injuries were
received on account of his own carelessness
He maintains that the city has no fund for
the repairing of walks and is not responsible
and that the owners OF the abut'ing property
are liable for the condition Of the walks
Reuben R. Tingley died at his home in this
CITY lhb morning OF acute bronchitis Bt the
age Of 81 years, having been born in 1909 in
Essex county, New York. He was one Of
the oldest and most honOred residents OF Lin
coin having lived here since 1868 and owned
the first drug store in the city. He was mar
ried in 1898 to Lurena Ford and they lived
together siXty-two years Mrs. Tingley hav-
ing passed away two years ago.
j. f Lansing and William Oliver. the
owners Of the Lansing theater building have
been unable to agree for two or three years
past, and their frequent quarrols led to
! having the property advertised for sa.e In
order that q division might be made Today
was the date Of the sale, and Mr. Oliver bid
| In the property at Sl5 GOO over and above
The membranes which amount to S5G.-
1915 more.
Chancellor MacLean has received word
from the secretary Of war informing him
of the appointment of Lieutenant John NJ
Stutsenhurg Of Fort Le3venworth as mill
tary Instructor at the University of Ne
hraslla. in place OF the late Lieutenant
Jackson. The new commandment is a gradu-
ate of West Point and also OF the military
| school at Fort Leaveuworth.
Matthias Alfred Walker. aged 60 years. and
| for over twenty-five years a resident OF Ian
caster county, died of paralysis last night.
He leaves a large family Of grown-up chii-
| dren, most of whom reside in this city.
Omaha people at the hotels At the Lin
| dele. L. White, f. L. Lewis, J. A. Cooper
At the LincUln-B. II. Robson. d j. Simp-
son L. n. GOudpn John A Krur
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
cnnrt nnInrs an Hnrtinrtnn.

HARRINGTON Nov. 30,-(SpeciGl. Judge
r. E Evans of DlkOta City convened court
here today. The docket is smaller this term
than for Il long time. The most important
case to be tried is State against Phillip r.
Hildebrand Last May little l1-year-od
Blanche Hlldebrand had her fathe- arrested
charged with incest, For reasons not given
the defendant waived his preliminary exam
anation and has remained in jail ever since
HIdebrand is man over 60 years of age and
before his arrest had always borne q good
reputation. He is a prosperous farmer and
an old soldier. The case of Frank ReifI
against Xavier Reif, his nephew, will he
tried at this term. During the summer
young Reif had a dispute with his uncle
who is his guardian and hit him in the
eye with an instrument and nearly blinded
the old man Rein sues for 81 0O0 damages.
The case of Violet RawhauseT against F-ank
Ankeny on the charge OF bastardy, attracts
q good deal of attention on account of the
prominence of part OF the principals. An
keny is a married man and has family, He
Is Il nephew of Hon Fl, T, Ankeny, our pres
snt representative.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
Inrestirntinr Cnnnt, nmccs.

DAKOTA CITY, Neb., Nov. 3O.-(SpeC.al)
-Edward p. Hovey of Lincoln, an expert ac-
countant who FOR three months past has been
making an investigation OF the records in all
The offices Of Dakota county, expects to file
q report OF his findings with the B1ard of
County Commissioners at their meeting on
Saturday. His report on most all the Offices
will embrace the period from January 1890
until the present time. The records previous
to that time We're examined by Expert
Thomas j. Welty of Ponca Considerable
anxiety is felt as to what Mr. Hoveys re
Dnrt viii show, as the feeling has been
pretty general that considerable chicQnery
mas been INDUCED in by former county Off
GERS. Owing to these reports the heavy tax
payers and influential citizens of Dakota
county two years ago organized citizens
party, with a p,atfCTm of reform and econ
omy in county affairs, and succeeded in
electing their entire ticke. and last Novem-
Der again succeeded in re-electing their
nominees. The present investigation is one
Of the results Of the citizens movement
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
STATISTICS ON WORK OF CHARITY.
Character and Class of People Re-
queFting Ala.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-A report that is
probably the only one of the kind made in
this country was completed today by the
committee on statistics OF the Charity Or
ganizatlon society. The committee is com
posed OF Richmond Mayo Smith professor
Of political economy and social science at
Columbia university; Franklin H. Giddings,
professor OF sociology at Columbia uni
yersity and Frederick w. Halls. The report
consists Of q careful analysis OF the records
Of 500 famil!es from the time they applied
for aid in 1890 un-il September ! Of this
year
In referring to the repetition OF applica-
tions for relief the report says there is q dis
closure Of chronic pauperism. This pauperism
exists 10 a large degree because Of the in
capacity Of men and women 10 support them
selves. Their condition is due investigation
shows, TO a lack of moral development. OF
the persons who appealed for aid the largest
number were married men and women
Widows with children came next. OF the
800 applicants 170 were irish and 1872 were
natives OF the United States. Many of the
latter were persons VINO has lived in this
city less than year The list includes l22
men OF good character and 23l women OF
good character. The remainder were profess
siOnal beggars, criminals and chronic
pGupers.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
The score:

Ivee-l. .. 20. 8 /, 0, I. ], J. o. IL. 7. Il, y 2
/, 5. u, :. % TO- %, 3S Is, 81 6, !. = Z, ca, o.
Baly.9. :. 4 4. O. o, 0. o. !, TO- ?, %, o. /. I,
9, J. IS, g. : 2 II, l. s. /, 1G, 49, 10, Il, ., >, TO-
High runs: Ives. Cd; DAILY. IS.
Averages: Ives. 13 1887; Da!y, 4-3G
Referee: Edward Mclaughlin Time 3
hours.
Tae afternoon game tomorrow will be be-
tween Shaefer and Sutton and Slosson and
DAILY viii play in the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
nudlv Rurned

YORK. Neb., Nov. S0-Cspecial)-As a
result OF The tipping over Of q lighted lamp,
Mrs NJ Z. Todd may die. Yesterday morn
Ing between and o'clock the woman was
taken suddenly i'll. She arose and lighted
lamp 10 search for some medicine. In at
tempting to reach the kitchen she tainted
away and in falling the lamp overturned.
When Mrs Todd recovered consciousness,
she was euveloped In q blaze She was alone
AT the time. Night Watchman Igenfritz.
four or five blocks distant, heard her
screams and came to her aid. The fact that
Mrs. Todd is over 70 years o. age lessons
her chances Of recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
NERVOUS DEBILITY

All who suffer and know not what the
trouble is are especially invited TO consult
the doctors Many are mistaken as 10 what
their trouble is You can have the opinion
OF the most successful specialists free of
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REJECTED-Au cases rejected where
cure cannot be effected Callers are told
honestly as to their condition and warned
against quacks and inexperienced preten-
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GUARANTEES TO CURE the following
ailments: Goitre, epilepsy, FITS, catarrh
nose, tlroat, lungs stomach bowels kid
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matism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, all female
irregularities, all genitO-urinary troubles,
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YOU ARE INVITED TO INVESTIGATE
the doctors system Of treatment Every
thing IS strictly private and confidential
RUPTURES OR HERNIA positively cured
by our medicines and patent pal
Office: Paxton Block. Room 4OS, Omaha.
Take elevator. Fourta Floor Office hours.
n. m. to y. N. Sunday 10 TO u, to 4
This ad will be In the afternoon Bee reg
ularly three times a week.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01

who vas to appear ngainst her father IN dis
trict court this week on the charge OF in
cost Hildebrand was arrested several
months ago aud 10 default OF bail was con
fined IN jall, where be is stiu waiting Tor the
herring, Blanche had been In charge Of the
sheriff since the complaint was fled but
was allowed many liberties Last night she
called at Stanley Moore's home. where her
sister aud mother are staying. aud talked
over the case against her father AT $50
she left for Sherin Browne home but has
not been seen since. The suppostion is that
the girl was kidnapppd
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
BICYCLE ROAD REo0RDs ALLOWED.
Century Rond Club Accepts Claims of


NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-The committee on
road records for the Century Road Club
of America has accepted the following
claims: Washington-New York record,
twenty-seven hours and twenty-nine
minutes. made by Lieutenant Hugh d
Wise of the New York Athletic club, Octo-
Der 14-l5, 1897; thirty-day century record
for Wisconsin, twenty centuries, made by
John M Coates of Milwaukee, betv cen
September and 29, 1887 meritorious
Sterns of Cleveland, for double century
September - and 20, 1897, made under ad-
verse circumstances, such as wind, mud
and rain
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
THROUGH TOURIST CARS TO COAST.
VIII Run ON Midland Route for KIOn-
dix Travel,

CHICAGO Nov 30.-A through Pullman
tourist car line from Chicago to Portland has
been arranged n anticipation Of heavy travel
TO the Klondlke gold regions, which railroad
people exuect win begin by the middle OF
JoI uary. The new service viii go over the
Midland route. The cars viii leave Chicago
over the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
connect at Omaha with the Rock Island for
Colorado SCrinEs, thence over the Colorado
Midland and Oregon Short Line 10 Portland.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
improvements nj Humboldt.

HUMBOLDT, Neb., Nov 30-(Special)-
The city is enjoying a season OF improve
mont, With two new dwellings, a new livery
barn and q new wagon ana carriage shop
approaching completion and number of res
licences undergoing roDaira, besides any
amount of barns cribs and other outbuild-
ings on the outskirts of the city. the people
can confidently claim that prosperity is at
hand
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
Pythinn Officers.

BATTLE CREEK, Neh.. Nov sO.-(spe-
cialD-olympic lodge, No 50, Knights of
Pythias Of this place, elected officers last
night as follows: W. A. Venable, C. c.; E.
Tanner, V. c.; II. Il. /. Willis, p. c E.
Hanson, NJ. OF e. A, G. Meyer, NJ. f.; T. L.
White X. OF r and s.. Fred Williams NJ
W; George Ford NJ al A
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01

SIDNEY. Neb Nov. S0-CSpeclal Teie-
Eram.l-Mrs, Adelia Hardag grand chief Of
honor Of the Degree OF Homer in Nebraska
was entertained ton ght by the local lodge
Addresses were made by Brother JosCDh
Oberiolder Sister Vernon Harding Wnkle-
man, Strauthers Peterson and Gorham, and
o supper was sproad in honor of the occa-
sion Sidney lodge No. ID is in flourish
ing condition
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
Mim rnH smnI creGltor. in EnI

NEW YORK, Nov 2O.-The dry goods
firm Of Hilton, Hughes q Co., which failed
in 1896 today notified its smaller creditors
that their Gains will be paid in fun. The
larger claims IL is stated have almost all
be n bought up by Judge Henry Hilton
father OF Albert Hilton, member OF the
defunct firm, on a basis OF 30 per cent cash
The liabilities Were s. 200 OGO
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
Three CouIIes.

Joseph W. Sanford of Burlington Junction,
Mo, and Mrs. Renie Cusic of Omaha; Bert
Mexican Of Perry Ia, and Miss Lilly Latimer
Of Yale, Ia. and Arthur C. Cummings and
Miss Jennie FlcnnGgcn Of Omaha wera mar
ried Monday, .IOvember 90 at the residence
of the Officiating pas or, Charles w. savidge.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
Discover an OId Ohender.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-William Murphy,
p years old. was arraigned in police court
today on a charge Of rObbing a grocery
store He was recognized by the sergeant
OF the station as being the original OF q
picture in the roe ues' gallery He said
he had served term in joliet prison for
train robbery lie was held for further
examination.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
Pigeon Fnnciers Orrnnine.

PHILADDLPHIA, Nov, 3O.-PigcOn IAN
ciers met tonight and formed the National
Association Of Homins Pigeon Fanciers
The officers are z. r Baker, president
Baltimore; first vice president H. A. Lip
pincott, Philadelphia; second vice presi-
dent W J. Lautz. Buffalo, third vice
president, W IA Keyworth, Washington;
secretary and race secretary, Charles Il
Jones, Philadslpcia; treasurer, T. M. D.
CardZa. Fhlladelpha
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01

LONDON, Nov. So-At the Newmarket
Gun club yesterday, the handsome silver
cup presented by Tod Sloane, the Ameri-
can jockey, was won by W. Beresford,
part in the contest. but did not display any
great skill in shooting
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
EI MENE AL.
TOlI-HrniuYrJ.

George X. Todd and Miss Effe Brainurd
were married Monday evening. November 90.
at the residence Of Mr. Vier 523 South Thir-
teenth street. Rev. Charles w Savidge Off
clated. most delightful lunch was served.
The bride is the Oldest daughter Of Mr. ALI
Brninard, the well known contractor
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-01
BETTING ALL FAV0Rs cHoTNsK1.
sports Confident He Cun Give JefTreys
LnrtH Enmnls nnl Win.


SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3O.-Tonight at
woodward's pavilion Joe Choynski and
Jim Jeffreys will step into the ring to de-
eide which is the better boxer. They will
have twenty rounds in which to determine
the question Of superiority, but il is highly
probable that a winner Will stand forth
long before the limited time allotted. With
such a pair Of hard hitters and fast work
ers the match will have very few SLOW
moments in it. The betting in the
mutuals indicates that the sporting element
of this city expects the contest to end he
fore the twelfth round. JeffrCys has the
advantage in weight to the extent of about
forty pounds. but ChOynskis long years of
experience at the game should he sutt
cient to offset this, Both men are in tip
top condition and both express confidence
as to the result Jim Mcdonald, the
National league umpire, was agreed upon
for referee Mcdonald has not yet an
nounced his Willingness 10 serve In case
ne does not accept Ed. Human of this
city will act as referee. Betting in the
pool rooms is quite brisk with odds of
10 TO Z on Choynsll