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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27

PHILADELPHIA PA. Dee. H.-The
auxiliary cruiser Badger feft League ISLE
ana navy yard for Norfolk. whore sho bias
been ordered by the Navy Department
for further equipment preparatory to set-
Ting out Doc san Frauci-c0. She carried
tWenty-scyfu marines from fnn League
island barracks. twenty of whom ara
members Of the famous Guantanamo
battalion and wcl seasoned veterans ot
the war with Spain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27

the proposed duel between Baron Banfy
the hungarian Premier and Deputy He-
ransky Of the opposition in the lower
House OF the Hungarian Parliament, who
I'm the course of last Friday debate
upon the governments policy called the
Premier an imposter. cheat and traitor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
A HUMAN BRUTE.
Drunken Husband Tries TO Burn His
Wife TO Death i'm Her Red.

CLEVELAND. o.. Dec. 2G.-Mrs. Win
ME Hearney aged twenty-oight years.
was found badly burned last evening nj
her home IN the tenement building a No.
103 Detroit street. Her bed was partly
burned. She now lies in st. Johns Hos
pital at the point Of death. The cause
OF the fire was given by the woman and
her husband Joseph Hearney. laborer
as the explosion OF lamp Al an early
hour this morning. however, the police
obtained from the nine-years-old daughter
Of the couple. that Hearney came home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
Onnnsed 20 MeYler.

MADRID. December 70 The Cabinet
AT to-day's session discussed various mat
tors. 10 is asserted that Marshais Blanco
Campos Primo de Rivera and Lopez
DOminuez strongly oppose General Wey-
ler's entrance into the ministry.
AT the close OF the session the members
of the Cabinet went In a body 70 the
residence Of Senior SaEasta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
Three.Bnrned 20 Death.

HOUSTON. TEN. Dec. "a special
from Hillsboro. Tex, says
Mrs. Isabel. her daughter. Mrs Ossie
Malone and Mrs Malones infant We're
burned 10 death In their home near here
The women could be seen in the house
but IL was impossible % rescue them.
though every EFFORT was made. The tire
started by the use OF kerosene 70 light
are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
VI. Dummy Testifics.

PARIS. Dec. Ell Loew. president Of
the Criminal Chamber OF the Court Of
Cessation. spent two hours az the Min
istry OF the Interior this afternoon. TAX
ing testimony Of NJ Dupuy, the Premier.
on the Dreyfus case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
A CHASTITY FIND.
\ Body Eehcadcd by a Freight Train
Found by Another Crew,

BOYDTON. VA. Dec 2s.-Spscinl-
Ben. BarkeTville, negro, was run over
and Killed Saturday night by an Atlantic
and Danville freight train near the vii
lage of South Hill. IL is thought while
drunk he lay down on the track. or II
may have been that he was foully dealt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27

Mrs A. j. Trainham. the widow ~
The late w IT. TrIuham died at 3 O'Clock
last evening at her residence $50. 1929
west Grace street in the axfy-thiri yoar
of her age
The funeral notice viii Doe given later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27

TOLEDO o.. Dec 90 Prank Huber
one of the pr0pricf0rs of the Catnwba
Wine Company ieft The supper table 90
night and shot himself to death 200 the
bathroom. 40 apparent motive IT, vas
Efnfnr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27

WICHITA, KAN. Dec. 26.-Governor-
elect stanly states that he will not sign a
warrant for the death OF John Collins,
convicted OF numbering his father. Tne
Governor-elect does not believe IN capitsl
punishment ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27

HUNTSVILLE. ALA. Dec IS The
First Battalion OF The First United
states Infantry departed to-day for cuba
via Port Tampa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
THE IRONY OF FATE.
The Central Fire Station in Lynch
burg Damaged by Flames.

IYNCHUEG VA. Dec 25.-Special.-
The central station or the Lyuchburg
Fire Department caught fire tonight
from a skyrockot Some Of the appa-
ratus was damaged. and a portion Of
the building was destroyed. Loss between
31a4 and 81 H<}
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27

fntoxicate7 and because his wife would
~ get out OF bed and cook him "a meal,
soal ed some RACES i'm coal oil, lighted
them and threw them on her bed IAe
police placed Hearney under arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
senior Castelar, Ill.

MADRID December 15.-Emilio Cas-
telar, the distinguished republican
statesman. orator and scholar. is pros
trated with a serious pulmonary ca
tarrh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
Duel Declared on.

BUDAPEST. Dec. Glowing to the
failure OF the seconds 10 agree upon con-
aiuons II has been decided to abanoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
TO CURE COLD ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II II fails to cure.
25c. Genuine has L. y. Q. on each tablet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
Christmas Racing.

tv-eignth day Crescent City Jockey Cluh's
sinlsr meeting. Meatheg cleaf; tack
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
Iowa Farm Notes.

In Boone county hog cholera is very gen.
eral ]. R, Doran lost 100 fine hogs in one
week
Around Rockford no hogs are left. cholera
having swept the neighborhood clean. At
Lines and Hillman the result is the same.
Thomas Boland of Atlantic declares that
pasturage in western Iowa was never bet
ter and that the grass Is curing RAPIDLY.
1t is alleged that tuberculosis has been
discovered in several punches OF cattle In
western Iowa, notably in Pottawattamie
county.
At Glenwood sixteen grape growers have
crops that will aggregate 10 tons. The list
is headed by John Y. Stone. who has 72OOO
rounds.
Scott county farmers declare the fall has
been an excellent one for small grain seed
ing. There has been lust enough moisture
to keep the ground mellow and easily
turned with the plow.
Around Cedar Falls the apple crop is the
finest ever raised The Wolf River variety
is the favorite for that section. the Crandell
brothers having gathered more than 1000
bushels.
At Switzerland there is a great boom in
farm prices. C.. y. Case sold his farm for
S65 per acre and now regrets the transac-
tion. All farm lands in that section are
being held at high figures.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20

PIERSoN. Ia. Oct 19--(Special)-T
creamery erected by the Rutland Creamery
company six miles southwest Of town has
been successfully started. The main build.
ing is 24x40, with a 12-foot ceiling,
wen built and nicely finished in
the interior with pine; the stor-
age room, eight feet square, in the south
west corner Of the main building, is cooled
by tank overhead holding twenty barrels
of water and through which all the water
used in the plant must pass. The water is
secured from a we'll directly under the
building, with a pump Just at the door OF
the storage room, operated by steam. The
building has a system Of cold water pipes
and steam heating plant operated from a
15-horse boiler; the machinery is driven
bY 10-horse engine. The two Sharpless
separators have combined capacity OF
1000 pounds of milk per hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
Board of Control a Success.

DES MONIES. Oct 19.-(Specal.) THE
Board of Control is meeting with excellent
success in getting low and reliable bids for
supplies for the state institutions. The gro
Gerry bids are very satisfactory and the
awards will be made in few days. The
saving in the cost of supplies will be very
large, in some instances as much as so per
cent from the prices formerly paid. The
worst struggle the board has is to get rid of
the local dealers, who have been selling the
Institutions supplies at retail prices and who
think that the patronage of every institution
belongs to the dealers in the town where it is
located. The board takes another view of
the matter, holding that It should buy where
II can buy the cheapest and that it would be
very foolish for the state, with its enormous
patronage. to pay retail prices to local mer-
chants
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Oct. 19.-(Special.)
Tho mysterious disappearance Of James
Lynch on Sunday, the 9th, and the find
ing OF his hat, collar and necktie covered
with blood, which led to the supposition
that he had been murdered, has ceased TO
give the police any anxiety, as they are
now fully satisfied that he is alive.
letter has been received by Marshal Koz-
lovsky from Wapello, in which former
Cedar Rapids man states he was talking
with Lynch there last Monday evening.
Lynch said he was going to St. Louis. This
corroborated the story of Charles. Mefford,
who saw Lynch on freight train at Ell
mira at a late hour Sunday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20

SIBLEY, Ia, Oct. 19.-(Special Telegram. }
United States Senator Allison had a
crowded hall this afternoon and made a
great speech. He showed that under Nc
Kinleys administration business had re-
vived, our export trade had wonderfully in
creased, our stock Of gold had rapidly in
creased, our stock of standard metallic
money was greater than ever before, the per
capita circulation OF standard and repre-
sentative money greater than ever before
and the rates OF interest lower than ever
before. Our country was victorious in wal
and prosperous in war and in peace, and
every effort should be put forth and every
vote cast to uphold President Mckinley
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20

Hill has long been looking for an outlet
to the south and the Sioux City & Northern
Is paying property Already Hill owns
about one fourth OF the stock OF the COM
pany and now that about three-quarters
has gone into the possession Of the Tods.
who are his brokers and financial agents,
it is fair to assume he will come into pos
session of the entire stock OF the road.
This, however will be subject to the bonds,
amounting to about $l,90O0OO held by the
Manhattan Trust company Of New York,
Hill, it is said, also aspires to own the
Sioux City, O'Nelu & Western, running
from Sioux City to ONell, Neb., which
would connect him with the Elkhorn, but
by an extension he could join to the Union
Pacific. His movements will be closely
watched by railway men now that the
ownership OF these securities is settled
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
Court Notes.


In the district court yesterday Charles
Downs. indicted for horse stealing, pleaded
guilty and was given a sentence Of three
days in the county Jail. Downs stole a
horse belonging to d. e. Weightman of
Norwalk township, July Z OF last year. but
was not captured until early last June.
Dan McSorrey had his trial on the charge
OF breaking into the residence of Mrs. l..
Caldwell about o'clock on the morning OF
September 3 and impersonating an officer.
The jury up to a late hour last night had
been unable to arrive at a verdict.
The trial of Hans Frahm, Main street
saloon keeper. charged with selling intoXi-
eating liquors to Frank Klssel and two
other minors. which was commenced yester-
day afternoon, came to an abrupt termina-
tion after the testimony OF the main wit
ness for the state. Frank Kissel, had been
given. Judge Macy took the case and or
dered a verdict returned for the defendant
The case came on appeal from the court
Of Justice Wen. where Frahm had been
fined $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
IoMn News Notes.

Harry Howard. the burglar captured at
Atlantic, is said to have been robbing stores
in Iowa for ten years and was never be-
fore captured.
All Iowa lines have notified outside con-
nections that they must have their stray
cars back at once, as the business of the
state is improving so rapidly that car
famine is imminent
Colonel Watterson was greeted by house
filled to overfowing when he opened his lee
ture at Sioux City His tribute TO the memory
OF the early soldiers of the republic was
greeted with great applause,
Clayton Hackett, the young man who killed
Albert McDowal in a controversy over a
young girl al Mount Pleasant, created a
great sensation by going on the stand in his
own behalf and telling in a most graphic
manner the story OF the killing. large
crowd was present 10 hear the story OF the
AFFAIR
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
Pupils VIII He Allowed to Contribute
IN I'm

Pupils VIII He Allowed TO Contribute
to BattIeship Fund.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Education held last night Super
intendent Hayden reported that the proposed
plan to hold special exercises in the city
schools yesterday in celebration Of Lafayette
day had been abandoned but in place asked
the permission of the board that the pupils
might be permitted to contribute to THE
American Boy" fund. This fund is being
raised by voluntary contributions from the
boys and girls of the United States and is
10 build a battleship to replace the ill-fated
Maine. The new battleship is to be named
The American Boy" Captain 0. w. Butts
and Leutenants Mac Hanchett and Maurice
DeKay comprise the local committee. The
permission was granted and within the near
future a day will be set apart for special
patriotic exercises in all the city schools
and the pupils afforded an opportunity to
contribute to the fund.
Chairman Stewart of the teachers COM
mittee reported that all the teachers and
substitutes were working and that an extra
teacher. Mrs L. Barclay, had been called in
to assist temporarily.
An application from Miss Hanna Bick to
be appointed as teacher was referred TO this
committee On the report of Chairman Sims
OF the finance committee, to whom the mat
ter had been referred, the salary of Miss
Maggie Wallace was increased from $50 to
500 a month and that of Miss Drake. a
former substitute, now assigned TO regular
work in the Washington avenue building,
was fixed at $40 per month.
On the recommendation Of the committee
on fuel and heating the new boiler re-
Gently placed in the High school building by
Contractor Gilbert was accepted.
The board decided not to renew the insur-
ance on the different school boilers as the
policies expired but to carry the risk itself.
The committee on fuel and heating was
given power to act in the matter of pur-
chasing covering for the steam pipes in the
different school buildings.
Superintendent Hayden extended an invi-
tation to the members OF the board to at
tend the sessions OF the meeting OF the
Southwestern Iowa Teachers association
which will be held in this city next month
and at his request the schools will be closed
ON Friday, November 4, to enable the teach
ers to attend that days sessions nf the as
sociation.
Chairman Spruit of the committee on fuel
and heating reported that w. S. Keeline had
failed to complete his contract with the
board for supplying the district with cord
wood and the secretary was instructed to
notify Mr.. Keeline that IL he did not file his
bond within five days the contract would be
annulled, It being the first regular meeting
OF the month the allowing OF bills occupied
the remainder OF the session. Members
Cooper and Sims were absent.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
GATHER
Equal sUFFRAGIsTS GATHER.
Miss susan II. Anthony Urges Her
Ideas UDOn the Meeting.

Ideas UpOn the Meeting.
The principal feature Of the opening ses-
sion of the twenty seventh annual meeting
Of the Iowa Equal Suffrage association held
last night in the auditorium of the First
Baptist church, which was filled to the
doors by an interested audience, was the
address by Miss Susan B. Anthony, the noted
suffragist OF Rochester, n. V Miss Anthony
was in bad voice, owing to a cold, and expe-
rienced considerable difficulty in completing
her address, but managed TO hold the atten-
tion OF her audience to the close. Some of
the ideas she advanced were new and she
urged that the women of Iowa accept no
half measures but insist on entire suffrage
or nothing
She called attention to the fact that after
the negro was enfranchised his race was
devoted to the party which was in power at
the time. She asked the reason why no party
for selfish reason alone takes up the cause
Of women, and answered 1t by saying that
1t is because politicians know that women
II allowed TO vote will use their Judgment
and reason. She said that men had come to
believe that any movement in which women
are interested, such as movements for social
purity, for temperance and religious pur-
poses, are for women only and they hold
themselves apart and take no interest II Is
useless to enlist minor parties Women
must secure the attention and interest OF
the politicians of the two great parties, one
or the other of which inevitably dominates
the national government. For the last forty
years women have been struggling for their
freedom, but now II they are TO accomplish
their desire they must find means to reach
the politicians and the political papers of
, the two great parties.
Other numbers OF the program were a
vocal solo by Mrs. w. ]. Leyerett, an ad-
dress of welcome by Hon. d. G. Bloomer on
] behalf OF tho local club, an address OF greet
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
How 10 Prevent Cram.

Mr. j. NJ Nickle, a well known merchant
OF Nickleville, Pa, has two children who are
subject to attacks OF Group. In speaking of
II he says; Whenever an attack Is coming
on, my wife gives them Chamberlains Cough
Remedy and II always prevents the attack
1t is a household necessity in this county and
no matter what else we run out OF, 1t would
no do to be without Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. More OF II is sold here than Of all
othsr nnugh n,sdiciuas cnmhiuGd
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20

ing by Mayor Jennings. who expressed warm
approval of the suffrage cause response to
these addresses by the president. Adelaide
Ballard. of Hull. Ia. and a recitation by Miss
Aline Woolsey OF Webster City.
The convention will last over tomorrow,
concluding with a meeting Of the executive
committee on Saturday morning. Mrs. Car
rie Chapman Gait OF New York, national or
ganizer, is in attendance and will deliver an
extended address this evening. She and Miss
Anthony are the guests OF Mrs. z. J. Mont
gomery of Fourth street while attending the
convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
United Veterans Union.

MARSHALLTOWN. Ia, Oct. l9.-(special
Telegram.) m.)-The annual state convention OF
the United Veterans Union came to close
here this afternoon with the election Of the
following officers: Department commander
l.. NJ. Langstaff, Dubuque; first deputy, f.
II. Colcord, Vinton; second deputy, J. o.
Stewart, Cedar Rapids; surgeon, II. II. Dean,
Muscatine; chaplain, J. b. Alhrook, Mount
Vernon; executive committee, L. c. McMil-
Ian OF Marshalltown, G. A. Eberhart Of Des
Moines, ]. b. Morgan of Davenport, Virgil
E. David OF Council Bluffs A. Phillips OF
Maquoketa and Andrew Buckley of Clinton.
The next meeting will be held in Vintou
in 1899.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
Helps Hill Out.

SIOUX CITY, Oct. 19,-(special:) 1.-The
supreme court OF the United States. in Civ
ing ]. Kennedy, Tod & Co., the New York
bankers and brokers, title to 81 06O, 900 OF
the stock OF the Sioux City Northern
railway and 10 $780, 900 OF the bonds OF
the Sioux City. oNeill & Western railway
practically puts the two railways in the
hands of ]. J. Hill OF the Great Northern.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers were filed yester-
day in the abstract, title and loan office of
]. w. Squire, 101 Pearl street:
Sigel Mcdowell and wife to Almon c.
ives, nwy nwA 2o-7i-4o, W. DIS S62
Emma Dewitt and husband to r. 8.
i4-7i-3S W. 8, 1850
Sheriff to David G. Alsop, lot or
IA" in Bayliss strip. s. d.......... 1884
Same to same, lot 2, subd of lot 173,
Original Plat, 9, d d..................... 1922
Andrew p. Leech TO Lavina NJ. Edg-
erton, lot r. block 2, Hutchinson's
First add W. d......................
G; NJ. Dodge and wife to Omaha
Bridge s. Terminal Railway com
pany, lots O. 10 and II, block 27,
Riddles subd., W. d................... 375
Thomas Meredith to Henry Russell,
lot 5, block 2, Meredith's add, Avoca,
W. q. ......,........,........'.' ~
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
Supreme Court Opinions.

The following supreme court opinions
were rendered here today:
Hiram Aldrichs against d. d. Paine, ].
X. Robson, j. S. Pritchard, II. Pinkham H.
H. kinghorn, members of the Board OF
Supervisors Of Wright county, A. A. Taft,
county auditor, appellants and Anna Nor
rison, intervenor; from Wright district.
Reversed, Ladd. j., and Robinson, j.. dis
senting.
James c. Young against S. U. Goodhue,
Iowa Toilers' Protective Association ct al
appellants; from Linn district Affirmed
Six cases: William NJ. Wilcox, receiver
appellant, against T. l.. Smith ct al, c. B.
Howard ct al, Danish Evangelical Lutheran,
Our Savior's congregation, Lars Johnson
ct al, Lars p. Larson ct al. and John Hem
ingson ct al. from Pottawattamie district
Reversed
William Leifheit, appellant, against Joseph
Schlitz Brewing Company; from Linn dis
trict Affirmed.
William Fitzgerald against Metropolitan
Accident Association OF Chicago, appellant:
from Linn district Reversed.
Samuel A. Tolman against G. o. Janson
appellant; from Des Moines district. Re-
versed.
The supreme court today decided upon six
Union Building and Savings association
cases from Council Bluffs The principal
point involved was the relative value of
claims against a defunct firm, which was
one OF the bubbles blown by famous Billy
Richmond. the Des Moines fnancier. Usury
was pleaded by the defendants and Judge
Smith of the Pottawautamie county district
court held for them. The supreme court
reverses the lower court, but not upon this
point 1t holds the premiums paid by bor-
rowers were part of the interest charge,
which was therefore legal
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-20
WARRANT OUT FOR STATELER
Further Revelations in the Mysterious D.s
Moines Poisoning Case,
MAN ACCUSED OF NUMBERING HIS WIFE
Oriccrs Are Looking for the Fellow,
but as Yet Are Unable TO Locate
Him-said to he n Hard
Character.

DES MONIES, Oct. 19.--(Special Tele-
gram I'm the Stadler mystery here, a war
rant was issued this evening for the arrest
of Milton Stateler on the charge Of murder
ing his wife, Jennie Stadler After her
death Sunday afternoon Sradler. who was a
volunteer at Camp Mckinley, awaiting mus
ter out, secured ten days furlough to bury
his wife. Evidence has been introduced to
show that after the affair with her in the
hotel last Wednesday night, when his wife
was saved from the effects of morphine by
doctor, he went to her stopping place the
next night and administered certain mys-
terious pills to her, that he was nervous
that night and that when he went away he
left directions to have the pills given to her
every hour
Today W. H. Crosby, who formerly re-
sided in Cedar Falls, where he was a de-
tective, testified that j. NJ. Stadler, the SOL
dier in this case. is the same man as "Milt
Sriteler," whom he knew at Cedar Falls as
desperate character. He testified that
Stadler had four wives and that he had
trouble with all, one of them dying in the
| poor house from desertion. Coroner Ankeny
TOLD his jury to bring in a verdict. The ju-
rors demanded a post-mortem examination
OF the young woman who died Sunday in an
ambulance, at first supposed from morphine
taken for suicide. The Jurors also de-
| manded that Stadler be subpoenaed, but he
was not at Camp Mckinley and now the city
police under warrant by the chief of po-
! lice are hunting for Stateler for murder.
Lies Molnes is to have a new manufactur-
ing concern. Articles Of incorporation for
the Manning Signal Light company, capt.
| tai stock 100000, were filed with the
county recorder this afternoon by the fol-
lowing local capitalists: L. Brakely, presi-
dent; e. S. Manning, vice president Will
liam ID. Shehan, secretary; L. ID. Reed,
treasurer Sam Compton and H. l. Mills.
Lafayette day was observed in the Des
Moines schools today with fitting exercises.
The teachers in all grades gave short lee
lures on the life of the French hero and
tod about the monument. Superintendent
Cooper, however, refused to permit the
raising or any money in the West Des
MONIES schools. An excellent program was
carried out at Des Moines college