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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-23

No Fixed Rule.
"You cawn't set down no fixed rule
o. conduct in this life," said old Wig
gins. Samson got into trouble cause
he got lis hair cut, an Absalom got
into trouble cause he didn't"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-23

eases C6Uec0 WOIlV
acid in the blood, OF
b~ydisordered action
Of the Kidneys OF
urinaryorgans. The
Kava.Kava Shrub,
or % botanists cali
It. Piper Methys-
ttc1ss, grows ON the
b~anksofthe Gangee
river, East India,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-23
pring
III: :;sS y! Humors

ssi4s1 hsly 1umOfS
tions, painful boils, annoying pim-
pies and other affections, which sp-.
pear SO generally at this season, maka.
the use of that grand Spring Meda-'
cine, Hoods Sarsaparills, a necessity.
The accumulated impurities in The
blood cause very different symptoms
with some people. The kidneys, Liver.
and bowels are overmatched in theiR
efforts to relieve the clogged system.
Dizzy headaches, bilious attacks, fail.
ure Of appetite, coated tongue, lame
back, indigestion and that tired feel-
ing are some results.
FROM the same cause may also come
s~crofuls, neuralgia, scistis or rheu-
matism.
All these troubles and moro may PROF.
erly be called "Spring Humors," and
just as there is one cause, Q cure il
found in just one remedy, and that
is Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods S%arsaparilla puriies the impure
blood, enriches blood which is weak
and thin, vitalizes blood which lacks
vitality. Thus it reaches every fart
Of the human system.
For your Spring Medicine-to prevent
or cure Spring Humors, take
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-23

fore it was over. He never talks of the,
war, and believes it should not be re-
called. When he goes abroad he will
take with him his wife and his charming
daughter.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-04-23
T%eleeraphic Brevities.

Nall made his order barring the compa.
MES named from the State.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15

enough The dictation of this comrnny
must cease or IL should take its coal to
non competing points. The company mines
Just coal enough to fix the price.
The present situation viii probably last
thirty days longer perhaps six weeks 1t
may be fixed up as in 1891 after the miners
are starved out and the operators have stood
as much loss as they can bear by ignoring
the New York and Cleveland Gas Coal COM
pany. all the other coal ope-atos agreeing
upon a scale OF wages and to maintain the
price. Work will be resumed; q few months
later We shall have the same conditions, the
cleveland and New York Gas Coal company
win he paying a less rate. and the other
operators viii be gradually forced down and
then VIII follow a st0ppage Of work The new
York and Cleveland Gas Coal company has
an advantage Of cents in the price OF min
ing and that Is sufficient particularly at
this time when competition is so keen bust
nCss partially paralyzed aud every cent on
a ton IS taken advantage of by the con-
Sumer"
The fear OF a coal shortage which caused
the scramble for the black diamonds and a
heavy advance in prices on Monday, is over
aud unless the miners strike continues for
many months a famine is not now expected
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15

Taken with Cramps While Bathing Mt
NithaCI

GRAND ISLAND, July 14.-(Spccial)-
Yesterday afternoon Warren Diehl, II years
OF age. only son Of NJ. Dehl, prominent
grocer of this city, was drowned in the lake
at St. Michael. The boy left yesterday
morning with party of other lads accom-
panied by w II. Harrison, A. b. IIarriott
and s. b. Reynard, and within an hour after
they arrived at the lake he went into the
water for swim, was taken with cramps
and drowned The men had gone to the
village to make the purchases necessary for
a few days camping and had warned the
bows not to go into the water during their
absence Mr.. and MIS-. Diehl lost their other
son abou. year ago by scarlet fever and
have had other misfortunCs in the past few
years. The camping out party returned at
once The remains were discovered after
four hours search, the drowning taking
place at point where the water was twenty
feet deep. son OF Mr.. Harrison saw his
comrades danger and went to the rescue,
but did not reach the boy In time. He wSs
but three feet away when Diehl went down
for the last time.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15
IOWA MINERS WORK. ruIL TIME.
Operators of Nnhnslsn District Profit
by the strike in the East.

DIES MONIES, July 1l-tSpecal Telc.
gramD-lowa coal operators are prohting by
the coal strike in the east and In the Ma
haska county district immense contracts have
been secured from Chicago railroads for all
coal that can be taken out for several
months. The Iowa mines have not been af-
fected by the strike, and the railroads whose
supply OF coal has run short. have tGrned to
this state for a supply. The Mahaska m.ues
employ several thousand miners and are in
cre2Sing their forces daily. the men thus
far showing 10 disposition to Join the strike
Three or four OF the Chicago railroad sys-
tens are understood to have contracted for
all the coal the mines can turn out for an
indefinite time. Today it was learned that
representatives. Of the miuc's union have
been sent into the state in the effort to in
duce the Iowa miners to go out. but this
cannot be confirmed and there is no report
OF any unrest or Of the presence OF such
emissaries at any OF the mining communi-
tiFS
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15
SOLDIER nIcYcLIsrs MAKE TINE.
Pull Through Lincoln Ahead of Their
sLL l,I. .l ElIlX MIlrs nnN


LINCOLN July 14-(Spccial)--The com
pany Of soldiers OF the Twenty-ffth infantry,
[. 5. A., who are trayersing the country from
Missoula, Mont. to St Louis, in order to test
the bicycle for making long marches arrived
here this morning at 9 o'clock, aud camped
on the capitol grounds until 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. The company is under command
OF Lieutenant James A. Moss, and is acc9'.-
panied by Surgeon J. NJ Kennedy and Ed
ward Boos. reporter The priyates OF the
company are all Colorod men. The wheels
ridden are each 'hirty-unc pounds in weight,
and the men carry about thirty-hve pounds
OF baggage arms and equipments the guns
carried are the American made krag-Jorg"n-
son 3O-caliber rifles. with sword bayOutts.
Each soldier carries fifty rounds OF ammuni-
tion There is one shotgun in the party,
which is used to kill small game on the
road. The men are furnished the regular
army rations, and carry about three days
supply with them. new supplies being Tor
warde1 by the government TO different towns
along the route. 1t is the intention OF the
company to average hGty miles a day from
Fort Missoua to St Louis and so far the
average has been kept up, this being the thir-
tieth day of the trip, AMI the distance COW
cred being 500 miles. Since starting. they
have rested four days because Of accidents
or sickness OF some Of the men, but no man
or wheel has been left behind. one Of the
soldiers is an expert repair man, and IN
case Of a puncturC or other break he takes
the disabled wheel, makes the necessary re
pair, and overtakes the company. The com
pany left here at p, m" and viii follow the
Nemaha Valley to Rulo. 1t is expected to
reach st. Louis July -.
LINCOLN NOTES.
Mrs. V. o. Strckler of Omaha is in the city
visiting her parents, DR.. aud Mrs. \. l..
Hoover.
The charter members of the Delta Tau
Delta held meeting at the Lindell hotel
1n..4 ,fFyl4 f,, H., .,Fn
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15

First IIusiness Gathering of thS
TrnnsmisSiSsippi Congress.

A''7' Z.
IrhhHtniSSiSSihp'
SALT LAKE, Utah, July 1.-THE Trans
missjssfn0f congress was called to order thi.
''''S'' sS'i''' 80 -, r,.,,.i..
morning by Secretary Culmer Delegations
we're present from every state and territory
"''' - ~
Cffered by Rev. A. l.. Hudson. Hon. II. r
,,n,l,,,,I -,
""'''''''0 o' - '' ~
chairman OF the executive committee ana
called upon Governor Wells to address tAc
convention The governor delivered IN nd
-'.'ns ~; waIcoma in which he said in part.
,,,,Ic ~ 49,, ,',,,,II, 'f T,,,h ,y,",I
IN hGhai 81 ire poop Ii - ~ ! ~, ~ 'n "
10 ,|'m II SYH H. ~ ~ ~ - h ,t'a'
warm "ol.9Mr, 10 we lart aug o'-t Sii't oi
We nil9ns we iitH,Leu %"n y" ous"Gi H. " EU"
Sna4.t "l !. '"H ~" .i'e l'Lr" III ';;." I1,
- traf ne Tutncss, "f inc congrely
involving the discussion of 50 many sub
jccts Of The deepest concern to the wcst ani
south will engross large share of your
time during h!s visit N@t It is my ar,lgnt
VIII llhi ~ Nm i'ii. ',r'I I 'r''I Dii' 'u'iS
ti.ms nv or I,tab and a. Irarr for y"Irseivrs
,hlt nanp'r of rroplo we are
II f. not my rlirp6se to have YOU thinl;
lhat because | expressed siHsiaction With
mo country We iEr IN thai ldA sHmGr-
tlD1',,,f '"it Hor rrnm (VGiI ,G t,iTt
ma i.,,.,. ti,,,, ~ I,,r r,Nni counted 10, ~
our home production, nav saved us much
of the suffering and business stagnatiOn 50
prevalent the past seyerai years our, mis-
lnrlune. are ta''tc'em,y hIu UuI
10 ioin baUas Vim Gnr si!tsr e..
i'm p Tnftad rffort 10 CORRECT thcm nor MS
W. have met today. In counsel there is wis
denim Union there is strength. Ana 50 the
representatives OF those -ta.eS lying west of
the Mississippi comprising half of
this great naton-necd ! say the better half?
find II necessary to meet. In convention
from time to time to consider existing con
ditpns and discuss methods for promoting
their welfare and prosperity, II Is our con
stitutional riglt peaceabiy 10 assemble ana
petition for redress of grievances,
| am believer In the efhcacy ot ms con
grts In a free country IKE ours II Is the
most enlightened way 70 procure helpful leG-
ilago" TO nfitaE , gE'i7' 10 1"nng
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15
LOChI HRiGIITiES.

John Snyder, saloon keeper al 22nl Cum,
ing street, Is charged wlth se!lng liquor in
his establishment last sunday,
While crossing The street az Tenth and
Jackson streets yesterday John Dardey
stumbled and Spraiue1 an ankle.
An adjourned meeting OF he Victoria
Jubilee association viii be held al the COM
mercia club rooms Friday evening AT 5
o'clock to hear reports and make a dsposi-
tlon of the fund,
Eliza Larsen charges thai one Hromatka.
who lives at 1897 South Fifteenth street,
yesterday threw a bucket fun OF Stops upon
her little girl. IirOmatka is to be arrested
on the charge Of assault ard battery
The Emma Flower mission receives and
distributes flowers on Thursday Of each
week The sick and destitute, In hospitals
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15
FUTURE OF THE INDIAN
Continued from First page)

nOunced that he was CO the warpath to-
ward civilization and was euisting as many
recruits as possible. John Carl, another
memDe' OF the Chippewa tribe, thank d the
Commercial club for the cour,escs cN,cnIcd,
and told OF the work Of education among
his tribe.
4. T. Lindsey, chairman Of the ways and
mGaCs committee Of the TRANSMITS SSippi EN-
position, appeared On behalf OF the directory
of the big show and formally invited the
teachyr. 20 attend the exposition next year
ana 20 bring along their friends. lie en-
pharizei the fact that the exposition would
consist cf display OF the products Of the
entire transmIssissippi region and was in no
use an affair local to Omaha or to Ne
braSkR
superintendent w. y. Hailmann of Wash
ingJon was called for, and in a few well
chosen words pledged the support of the In
dian teachers to Omaha for next year. He
said they would do h=ir best ID help the eN-
position. and would endeayor to make sure
Of the National Educa icnal association for
this city He cordially thanked he CONNER
cial club for all it had done to make the
visit of the delegates enjoyable and the in
stitute a success.
Louise Big Chief, comely young Indian
woman from New York state, told of her
trials and trIbulatiOns in reaching the In
dian school of the Omaha agency when she
was sent out here some time ago. She
spent a great part Of one day io frutleGS
inquiry among the Omaha ticket agents
10 the, best means of getting to her destina-
tlon. Had it not been for Police Matron
Cummings who took her into her own home,
she said she might not have reached the
school yet
1t was well along toward midnight when
tho last of the Indian teachers on Chairman
DumonJ's program had spoken. The assem-
blagc then dispersed to re-assemble in the
dancing hall, where the orchestra played a0d
- .l,,Gt. Il ,,pt he
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15

NEW YORK;, July 1.-THE mother and
child OF John Bradbury of Los Angeles
sailed for southampton today on board the
steamer St Louis. bradbury had engaged
passage for himself on the same vessel but
did not go. Since young Mrs Bradbury 5
profession Of COntrltiOn for her recent elope-
ment with H. Russell Ward many Of their
friends have prevailed on Bradbury to meet
his Wife He will go westward and meet her
on the train. but will not come to New York
with her Passage has been booked on
steamship for next week and if the contem-
plated reconciliation occurs Mr.. and Mrs
Bradbury will leave on it for years tour
abroad The elder Mrs. Bradbury was op-
posed to reconciliation, but as She has de-
parted on the steamship her influence will
not count
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15
Chnrch TwcntN-Ti,c Nrnr. Old.

HARVARD, Neb., July SlecIal)-Yes-
terday afternoon and evening the Congrega-
tona church of Harvard celebrated its TWEEN
ty-fifth anniversary. The church was organ
lied by Rev. o. w. Merrill, then superintend-
ent of the Congregational Home Missions for
Nebraska, July 13, 1879. Rev. d. b, Perry
now president OF Doane college Crete, was
the first pastor, During its twenty-five years
of existence the church has received about
300 into its membership and at the present
time has membership Of about 100, with
fine church building and parsonage, 1t has
been self-SuppOrtng for several years, and
is entirelN ont Of deht
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15

ST, LOUIS. Mo. July IA special to the
Republic from Alton III, says. At Belle
foutaiue bridge at 9.4O o'clock this morning u
st Louis knokuk 4 Northwestern COM
structicn train, Engineer John blanchard,
ON engine No 81, and Conductor Henry
Walker. backed down upon r trestle. which
hud been undermined by the water of the
Missouri. The trgStle collapsed and the
oight carloads OF rock tumbInd into the
river, There were eight men upon the cars
John Chorn foreman of the crew and Rob
Crt Hatfield a laburpr were caught under the
ok and k led Six others were badly hurt.
The bodies have not vet been recovered.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15
Fires of the Dny.

PENDER Neb,, July 14.-(Special)-A
large double barn at the rear of the War
rington opera house block was completely
destroyed by fire about o'clock this morn
ing The building was occupied by four
head Of horses a COW, two buggies, harness
etc. belonging to DR. II. b. Strong and
Robert Rocaly, Quick action on the part
of the fire department saved the property
within and the opera house building which
stood but twenty feet from the burning
barn. The origin of the blaze is not known.
The roof of the opera house was after
wards discovered to be on fire under the
tarred paper This was promptly put out.
Estimated loss both buildings. and in the
Boston store. which is on the first floor
OF the opera house block, about $500; Bos-
ton store and the opera house covered by
insurance
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15

protective association was perfected last
uight, and the remainder OF the state will
be organized as rapidly as possible. The Off
Gers elected are J. y. Barnes, Norfolk, prest-
dent; n d. Jackson, Neigh, secretary, Ex-
ecutiyc committee: Madisou county, j. y.
Barnes Louis Sessions; Antelope, j. c. Jen-
kins n. d. Jackson Boone, S. Z. Cearns.
Charles Riley; Stanton, T. II. Ackerman, A.
L5erke 1t is the plan to organize local
clubs 10 be supplemented by pledges from the
farming communities to prosecute violations
OF the law. or furnish evidence upon which
conviction NAV be based.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15

MCOOL JUNCTION, Neb., July 14.-(Spe-
cial)-The business men here have en-
gagged the Sutton Cornet Concert band and
n trick bicycle rider to entertain the Sun
day eXcursionsts that will be here on Sun
day July IS. The entertainment will take
place In Blue River park. EXcursonists will
come from Fairhury Daykn, Tobias, Milli-
gan Falrmont Fairfield, Verona, Clay Cen
ter. sutton, Lushton, Stromsburg, Benedict
and York
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15

ELGIN, Neb, July l4-(SpecialJ
school board has elected teachers for the en-
suing year as follows; p NJ, Whitehead
principal Miss Moore, grammar room; Mrs
Scholield second primary, and Miss Clara
Holmes, first primary. These are the same
teachers as last year except Miss Moore who
replaces Miss Stubbs. Elgin school district
has Sl,70O in the treasury with all bills paid
and all the teachers got a slight raise in
wages.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15

Thurston County Teachers institute will be
held in the public school building in Pender,
beginning July 10. The sessions will CON
tinue into August and promise 10 be thor
ough In work Prof Heating of Pender
and Miss Burgess OF Cedar Rapids are en-
gaged as instrurtnrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15

and homes are the principal beuefcarles
OF the weekly distribution. People who
have flowers and who wish to assist this
beautiful charity are requested to remember
the day and to send their contributions to
AIS South sixteenth street; or they may
have them called for by communicating with
Mrs George \. Hoagland at telephone 1879.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15

SAN FRANCISCO, July H-Charles f.
Crocker is making hard struggle for life
After watching for four days at the bed
Pacific the attending physicians are able
to announce for the first time that there
is slight Improvement in his condition
The fact that Colonel Crocker has not
suffered a second stroke of paralysis or
apoplexy gives the physicians more hope.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15
FRONTIER COUNTY WILL EXHIBIT
Plans HcinE Laid for an Extensive
DisnInN ut the Stntc Enlr:

STOCKVILLE, Neb., July 14.-CSpecial)-
The executive board OF the Frontier County
Agricultural Fair association met Monday
afternoon and determined to send an exhibit
to the state fair this fall.
The secretary was instructed to call for
bids for 500 premium lists The county far
will be hed September %. 30, and October l.
Quite number of men in this county are
taking ali active interest in the exhibit to be
seat to the State fair and want to show what
can be raised in Frontier county.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15
Emerson Hoard of Education.

EMERSON, Neb., July 14.-(SpsclalJ-
Tho new board of educators organized last
evening by electing II. Longmack, president;
w. H. Graham. secretary, aQd F. o. Pauger.
treasurer. The corps of teachers was com
pleted by electing Minnie Whitney of Alden
Ia, to the grammar department, Ina MunrOe
Blair, Neb., to the Intermediate and Anna
Peterson, McGregor la, first primary.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15
Hody is Found In the River.

fUTAN. Neb, July i4--tSpeoial)-Th
body of Johann sibley, the young man
drowned in the Platte river Sunday, was
found by Charles Carr last evening and taken
to Wahoo, An inquest will be held and
the body buried in the cemetery at the eoun-
ty poor farm.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15
Injured by His own Wire Fence.

STELLN, Ned, July -IspeclaT1-WhiIc
Dan Kroh, a farmer two miles west of town
was mailing up a gap in a wire fence pre-
paratory to tuning his work horses in. one
of them galoped through the wire knocking
Mr.. Kroh to the ground and tearing the
flesh off the back of his hand, also cutting
deep cash in his thigh, Mr. Kroh says
that at one time it seemed impossible for
him to get out of the wire alive
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15
Runnwny nj scribner.

sCRlBNER, Neb,, July 4.-(Specal)--
Joe Lambs livery team was frightened by
some bicycles about a mile south of town
and became uumanageable. The driver
Jumped from The buggy and The horses dashed
through the main street at full speed The
only damage was 10 the harness,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15

ORD, Neb,, July 14-(Special) valley
couuty's mortgage record for the month of
June is as follows: Five farm mortgages
filed amounting to $I,S5O: twenty-one salts
fed, amount Sll,iS2; two town mortgages
satisfied, amount $l,35O; Ill chatte mort
cages filed, amount $3O55S and ninety
eight satisfied amount $2O9 967.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15

BEATRICE, Neb., July l4-(special
TeIegram,)-At the city council meet
Ing last evening resolutions were
adopted requesting the mayor to
rigtdly investigate the matter, and II it
shall be found that any city Official particl-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15
NORTHEAST NEBRASKA REUNION,
Five Days Encnmpmcnt at bordeaux
il We'll Attended,

CHADRON, Neb., July 14-Cspecial)-Th
eleventh annual reunion Of the northwest
Nebraska soldiers and sailors which closes
today at Bordeaux has been the best attended
and most successful oncampment ever held
by this association. 1t is estimated that ir
the neighborhood of 900 persons were in
camp on the grounds Captain II. T Sweet
was in command, while Mrs. p. +. Baird
had charge of the Wcmens Relief Cops
Last Saturday was devoted to the formation
of camps and assignments and campfire
was held In the evening Sunday wac de-
voted to religious exercises
Monday quite number responded to sick
calls" not all of them willingly. being forced
to the front by their comrades State Com.
mander Ehrhardt made the principal address
in the forenoon followed by Tom Majors
and by H. c. Russell in the afternoon.
In the evening after dress parade a num-
ber of short speeches were made after which
the "od boys" got together and had real
old time experience meeting lasting well
toward morning.
Tuesday was Women's Relief Corps day
and very elaborate program was carried
out Short speeches were made by number
Of invited guests, and although the weather
was very warm and the crowd the largest
of the encampment, everything went off
smoothly
Today has been more of business day
officers came up. The Sons of Veterans had
charge of a portion of the day. The poll
tic.ans were out in full force doing active
work for the coming county election.
Crawford put in bid for the next encamp
ment but it is not thought it will be ac-
cepted. as the present site is one of the beet
in all ways in this section. having plenty OF
shade, numerous cold springs as well as
many permanent fixtures. Crawford, how
ever offered 5000 in cash and a fine steer
each day while the camp was in session.
Among the principal speakers were Rev
O. l.. Ramsey, Hon. a. G.. Fisher, Rev.
Benjamin f. Diffenbacker, Happy" wilson
and DR.. j. |. Leas who, as he stated in hi
address, wRs on the ether side, but seemed
to take great pleasure in joining the com
rades in dress parade as well as around the
campfire. These are in addition to those al
;eady mentioned.
The West Martial band of Crawford wss
the principal musical attraction. Many Of
the campers intend to remain at Messengers
grove for some days yet
NEIGH Neb., July 14,-CSpecial)-At
the opening OF the G. A. r. district reunion
yesterday there was the largest crowd pres
ent of any similar day in the history of the
organization. 1t was thought a sufficient
number of tents had been provided, but by
night nearly all were taken. A big crowd is
expected today and the remainder of the
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-15

pated In or In any way aided In the tar and
feathering episode Of Saturday night. to at
once discharge such official; also authorizing
the Offering OF a reward OF $40 each for the
apprehension and conviction OF each partici-
pant therein.