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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-13

MONEY eAch -!ssof isTj

vim. Power Of Organized Wealth." o.
Col. Charles II. Jones, "Mllitnrism."
William ]. Bryan. Democracy" Mr..
brewster raid that Col Bryan would
have an hour and a half Of speaking
time and the other speakers ten min
utes each.
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Lawton Capture. Vessels.

Washington. April i2.-The following
iablegram has been received from Gen.
otis dated Manila. April ~;
Yesterday. In the lake region Law
on pursued INSURGENTS eastward from
ia cruz, dispensing them. Cap
Mred all the larger vessels used In the
AXE trade and Spanish gunboat. lie
now endeavoring to pass them from
lVcr where they were concealed into
he lake.
Wheaton drove enemy ten miles to
eastward OF railway on communion
Ions with Malolos. I.awton'H and
Nheaton'a casualties few ana slight,
~ enemy made no stand. Notified by
spain that she will eyaeuate Mindora
md Polo soon. OTIS"
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Acting Hospital steward iannett All
man, forearm. moderate,
Thirteenth Minnesota
Private Henry Fosa. leg. moderate,
Company F-FirHt Lieut.. Charles
Clark. scalp. slight.
Company A--rirst Sergeant Eugene
RanHcom, thumb. moderate; Corporal
Holden q. Gilbert. hand. slight.
Company i-waitcr llybcrg, arm.
flight.
Company B-Prlvate W. J. obie. ears,
slight. Eugene A. Harvey. thumb,
slight: e. j. Miggcson. back. slight;
Charles Packet. hands. slight, John j,
Young. head. severe.
I'm. John Llohon, scalp.
slight. Harry Anderson. ear, slight.
Company i.-i,ichard Kelley. fore
hcad. severe; Adam liotchklhs. thigh,
severe.
Fourteenth Infantry
Company D-Prlyate William somers.
arm, severe.
Fourth Cavalry
Company C-Private Joseph orabow-
ky. head. severe.
First North Dakota
Company H-corporai Herman Wolf.
DOT, moderate.
First Idaho
Company A-privnte Arthur II. Lar
lon. forearm. severe.
second Oregon
Company H-Prlvate $. II. Millcrs.
ibdomen. severe; Arthur Sullen, arm.
light.
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To sacrifice the comfort of your chill
drcn's feet
BY permitting them TO wear an Ill
fitting shoe.
While this Is an every day happening.
as the public is aware.
IL II altogether unnecessary aud the
- remedy IN:
Avoid qunok shoe dealers.
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New York. April i2,-At the dollar
Democratic dinner at the Grand Cen
raj the 18th inst, the speakers will be;
George Fred Williams, TRUSTS and Mo-
iopolies;" John Clark Rldpath,
Thomas Jefferson" John q. Crosby.
Civic Liberty Jerome O'Neill. La
,or'r Hope" Charles a. Towne.
'Americanism:" Judge James T.. Tar
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.E|eQQnI Su|phNT Turkish Both

And Treatment Rooms In charge Of
Competent phyaicihn, who will diagnose
asid prescribe TOT patients needing med
Teal aid. ~ you have cntnrrh, Dyspop-
aia, nhoumatlHm, Nervous Troubles OF
Kidney Disease. come and be cured.
Any kind Of a hath YOU want Massage
for both aenes swimming lessons Tor
iadieH hy tho mntron.
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TINE CHRONICLES COMMENTS.
TINE DAILY GRAPHIC.

The Daily Graphic, recalling "numer-
GUS occasions when Germany has ham
pcred the ciyllizing work Of other ma
TONS" urges GOODNESS In the pending
investigation and suggests that the best
way out OF the commission pnpblem
would be 10 appoint an arbitrator.
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THE STANDARD.
rIIE THuNDERER,

The Times says; "The Incident Is
painful. Though Il has no direct bear
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cAsuALIIrs Ar MANILA.
lis, Of Those KILLED aud Wounded Aprli
10Th aud itth.f

Washington. April is.-Gcn, otis has
forwarded the following casualty list
April 10Th and nth.
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Company G-Privnto j, w. mt
Second Oregon
Company M-rrivntcn Henry Payne.
Edward Hoffman. Joaenh Boddey.
Thirteenth MinneHotn-
COMPANY ..-pfiyatc Amosso cole.
Company c-prlvato Morris -.
Beatty.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19

ing on the question of adjournment and its
effect on the legality of the election of a
senator. He took the position that the
joint assembly could only convene on days
when the legislature was in session; that
the term Legislature included both SEN
ate and house, and that the Legislature"
was not in session when one branch only
was sitting, in the case Of the senate
this morning. After adjournment in dis
cussion with President Gilbert he took the
further ground that quorum of both
branches-senate and house-in the joint
assembly was necessary to elect a senator.
President Gilbert took the opposite view.
Under his construction of the statute a
joint assembly must be held at noon each
day until a senator is chosen; that is as
long as the legislature is in session, and
that even though quorum of either branch
were absent but there was a quorum
siXty-seven in the case OF this legislature
OF the members of both branches present,
a majority of that number-thirty-four
could elect a senator.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19

Evening Session of Farmers Institute
Devoted to that Subject.


FREMONT, Neb., Feb. 1S.-(Special y
The women had charge of the program Of
the Farmers institute last evening and an
interested audience filled the hall. The
principal paper was an illustrated one by
Mrs Harriet MacMurphy of Omaha on
Cooking" Unlike the one in the after
noon it was of a practical nature. Some
bread, gelatine and other articles were made
which were pronounced remarkably good.
This morning Prof Lyons of the Univer-
sity of Nebraska spoke on The Prevention
and Cure of Hog Cholera" He laid much
stress on the prevention of the disease,
which he said could be partly accomplished
by proper feed and care. The two cures
which had proved most successful were the
serum cure and the cure by inoculation Of
virus.
Charles Grau Of Bennington spoke on
potato culture, giving some of the results
which could be obtained from devoting
land to the cultivation Of this vegetable,
a good field of potatoes being a very
profitable crcp.
This afternoon Prof. Dsvisson of the Uni
versity of Nebraska gave a practical and
instructive talk on Scientific Farming
He gave the results of a series of tests on
the use of various forage plants. From the
| result of these tests it was ascertained that
alfalfa was the best milk producer, sorghum
next and rye next. Alfalfa had not proved
entirely satisfactory, as cattle pastured on
it would eat too heartily and bloat. 1t was
| especially dangerous to cattle not used to It
and stock, particularly milch cows, should
only be pastured on it a few hours at a
| time.
! The closing subject on the program was
| in regard to sugar beets. The sugar beet
matter is an important one, as contracts
will probably be let soon for the raising OF
! beets for the new factory
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
INSTITUTE IN CHERRY COUNTY
Farmers Assemble and Listen to
Papers on Important Topics.


VALENTINE, Neb Feb. 1S.-(Special.) y
The Cherry County Farmers institute held
it's second annual meeting here yesterday
and today. C. A. Whitford OF Arlington
lectured on Agricultural Methods" and
Some Points on Horticulture" He also
conducted the meetings.
Dr. Peters, United States veterinarian, de-
livered highly interesting lecture on
"Blackleg and it's Prevention by Vacci-
nation" Cattlemen came forty miles TO
hear him. The attendance was large and
all kinds of questions were piled and an
swered touching this subject. DR.. Peters
also lectured on "Scab and Other Diseases
of Sheep" and Chicken Cholera and its
Prevention"
G. w. Henry CT Omaha lectured on
"Sheep and Wool" dwelling particularly
on the best range sheep. l.. d. Wilson OF
York spoke on General Horticulture"
Local talent was represented by o. w.
Hahn on Agricultural Experiences in
Cherry County" Mr.. Hahn stated that by
intensive system he could raise from thirty
five to fifty bushels CT corn with an aver
age years rainfall. William Wilson spoke
on "Does 1t Pay to Raise Blooded Stock in
the Sand Hllls?" C. NJ. Van Meter spoke on
Experiences in Horticulture in Cherry
County" NJ l.. Walker spoke on "Expe-
| rienee with Blackleg." j. A. Brewer
and o. w. Morey spoke on Poultry Rails
| ing"
Oficers elected for the ensuing year were
O. W. Hahn, president; William Wilson
vice president; Mark Cypress, recording
secretary; Prof. r. H. Watson, correspond
ing secretary; ]. A. Hornback, treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19

Fuhlrodt Claims that Fremont Mer-
chant Injured His Good Name.

FREMONT, Neb., Feb. 1S.-(Special y
The Fuhlrcdt- Blumenthal malicious prose-
cution suit continues to attract large audi
women being present. Mrs. Fuhlrodt, the
mother of the plaintiff, was on the stand
yesterday afternoon. This morning evidence
was introduced showing that after the blood
hounds had returned from the Fuhlrodt
house they took another trail from the
the streets and partly through alleys to
store then occupied by A. London.
Mrs Frank Fielder of Omaha, a sister Of
the plaintiff, testified that on April IS Mr..
BlunCnthal, accompanied by an Omaha Of
fcer, cant to her house with search war
that h,r brother had confessed to taking
gooGs from his store and had implicated her
husband She said that they then searched
her house and claimed that her gold watch,
whirn she says her husband presented TO
her the Christmas before, some goods which
she said her mother gave her when she
was married and a pair of her husband S
shoes which he testified he bought in Omaha
in 1897 were a part of the property stolen
frcm his store
The defendants attorneys objected strenu-
ously to this line OF testimony, but after a
brief argument their objections were over
ruled. The defendant also moved to strike
out almost every answer OF these two wit
resses with tho same result as before.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
Upper Branch Meets Alone ana Trans
acts some General Business.

LINCOLN, Feb. lS.-(Speeial. when the
senate convened this morning only sixteen
members responded to roll call Senator
Crow said Mr.. Prout was in the building
and wished to be marked present. Those
who answered to roll call were Messrs.
Arends, Barton, Canaday, Crow, Dunn, Fow-
Ter. Halderman, Hannibal, Knepper, Morgan,
Newell, Noyes Reynolds, spohn, Talbot and
Van Dusen.
The senate went into committee OF the
whole TO consider bills on general file that
are ia the nature of "curyative 4o.5' with
out a quolun. Hannibal of Howard inquire
whetha ar there was quorIn. Senator Van
Dusen, who was in the chair, replied that
the senate could do business without quo
rum il the question was not raised Senator
Hannibal said he had no objections If the
proceedings were legal. Miller Of Buffalo
came in later, making the necessary number
for a quorum
Curative acts recommended for passage
were as follows: 5. Fs. l41, l43. l45, 75,
1853. 1872, l5l. $50, 154, 1855, l56, l57. 100, l49
and 1iS,
The committee arose and after hearing the
report returned in committee Of the whole
TO consider S. rs. l2O, 5S 81. 81 and such
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
MEETING OF FREMONT WOMEN.
Interesting Literary and Musical
Program is Completed.

Program is Completed.
FREMONT, Neb, Feb 1S.-(Special.)- .
The Woman's club of Fremont was un-
daunted by the cold weather and assembled
in goodly numbers last Saturday to listen TO
an excellent program. as follows: paper
on 1.-The Hero of Manila Bay by Miss Stella
Keene a paper on The Naval Academy at
Annapolis" by Miss Grace Greves; a violin
solo by Miss Flora Yakish, accompanied on
the piano by Miss Nina Foote; a paper on
"The New Stamp Act" by Mrs. Ross Ham
mond, and a duet by Miss Marie Haas and
n. W. Baldwin.
Lent is being more universally observed
in Fremont this year than ever before, by
Protestants as well as Catholics. Both the
Charity club and Bachelor Girls club were
postpon from Wednesday, their regular
day of meeting, TO Thursday for the observ-
ance of Ash Wednesday. The former met
this week with Mrs. ~ Sampler and the
latter with Miss Elizabeth Thomas
The Charity club finds many cases OF des-
titution just now on account Of the severity
of the winter and the prevalence of grip
and measles.
"Pinafore" scored a great success Tues
day evening, both financially and musically.
1t was given 10 a packed house, many of
the clubs and societies in the city reserying
their seats in a body and going en- masse
TO occupy them.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Sign of Good Times.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Feb. 1s.-(Special y
Woodbury. county authorities find that they
are unable to loan out $4,000 Of the perma-
nent school fund and COILS equently the money
will have to be returned TO the state au-
thorities. The law requires that this money
be loaned out by the county auditor at 6
per cent interest. But it appears that money
in Woodbury. county is so plentiful that
there is no call for any Of the school fund
except upon security which cannot be ac-
cepted Thirty years ago no loans from the
school fund were made in Iowa at less than
10 per cent interest, and then two men of
responsibility were required to sign as Sc
curities on the notes in addition TO the
farm land mortgage.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
PECULIAR PoIsoNS.
GENERATED IN THE HUMAN BODY.
The Result of Imperfect Digestion of
Food.

Every living thing, plant or animal, con-
tains within itself the germs OF certain de-
cay and death.
In the human body, these germs OF death
(called by Socialists ptomaines), are usually
the result of imperfectly digGsted food; the
result OF indigestion or dyspepsia.
The stomach, from abuse, weakens, does
not promptly and thoroughly digest the food.
The result is q heavy, sodden mass which
ferments (the frst process of decay poison
ing the blood, making It thin, weak and
lacking in red corpuscles; poisoning the
brain, causing headaches, pain in the eyes.
Bad digestion weakons the heart, causing
palpitaton and finally bringing on disease OF
this very important organ,
Poor digestioa poisons the kidneys. caus-
ing bright's disease and diabetes.
And this is SO because every organ. every
nerve depends upon the stomach alone for
ncurishment ana renewal, and weak diges-
tion shows itself not only in loss OF appetite
and flesh but in weak nerves and muddy
complexion.
The great English scientist, Huxley, said
the best start In life is a sound stomach.
Weak stomachs fail to digest food properly.
because they lack the proper quantity OF di-
gestiye acids Nactic and hydroohloric) and
peptogenio products; the most sensible
ltulNla III aAl NsiStS VI lANleSsAluI - stuart :
Dyspepsia Tablets, because they supply in a
pleasant harmless form all the elements thar
weak stomachs lack
The regular use Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's will cure any form OF stomach trouble
except cancer of the stomach.
They increase flesh, insure pure blood
strong ueryes, brigh; eye and clear COM
plexion, because all these result only from
wholesome food well digested,
Nearly all druggists sell Stuarts Dyspep-
Si., Vsah Iafg fall1 ~
by mail by enclosing price to Stuart Co
Marshall. Mich, but ask your druggist FIRST
A little book on stomach diseases mailed
tTee. Address stuart CO., Marshall, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
County and CITY Fall Out.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Feb. lS.-(Special.)-
Woodbury. county and the city of Sioux City
are at outs again. Now the county proposes
to sue the city for all fines collected by the
city and converted to its own use from the
prosecution of state cases The county at
torney has been instructed by resolution OF
the Board of Supervisors to file suit to re-
cover this money at once Most of the men
connected with the matter are of the opinion
that the city has very little money which
could be construed to belong to the school
fund, and they doubt the advisability of
commencing such an action. But it is
thought the suit is inspired by some higher
authority than the county board, and hence
1t Will be followed up to the courts.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Dakota city Gets a Mill.

DAKOTA CITY, Neb., Feb. 1S.-(Special)
The negotiations which for several days
have heen pending between the citizens of
this place and Messrs. Royce and Parent
the recent purchasers of the South Sioux
City Touring mill property, for the removal
of the mill to this place, have been closed
and Dakota City secures the mill. The town
donates the site-a public square near the
deoot-and the citizens raise the bonus
asked fc= The mill will be removed here
at once and placed in operation.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
NOT SURE OF THEIR POSITION
Senators Discuss Eject of Adjourn
menG :! senntOrinI nmIlOI.

LINCOLN Feb. Special. )-The fact
that the house Of representatives adjourned
Friday till Monday, but the senate held a
session today gave. rise TO considerable spec
ulation and discussion about the lobbies
during the last twenty-four hours. Whether
It would have any legal effect upon the con-
stitutional election Of a senator was a ques-
tion much discussed. The feeling prevailed
among many OF the republican senators that
perhaps they had done something they
would regret, and it was suggested at first
that the only way TO avoid the possibility
Of ENHANCEMENT would be to remain away
from the session today, prevent a quorum
and thereby avoid the difficulty suggested
They were treasured from some source
however, as they made no attempt 10 break
a quorum this morning, although the ses-
sion began without one. Later enough SEN
ators came in TO make a quorum.
Senator Van Dusen Of Douglas acted as
the spokesman OF the majority this morn
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Conductors, Auxiliary Formed

CRESToN, Ia, Feb. 1S.-(Specal. AN
auxiliary 10 the order OF Railway Conductors
has been organized here with Mrs. ]. =.
Duggan president. The new Organization
starts out with about thirty charter members
and this number will be rapidly increased, as
Creston is a railroad division point The
women, in honor of the late Conductor j. NJ.
Burns, named the auxiliary after him
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
veterans Tell War stories.

GENEVA, Neb., Feb. 1S.-(Specal.) y
Yesterday afternoon the local schools cele-
brated the birthdays of both Washington
and Lincoln. Many visitors were in attend
ance
Sergeant Carson, Corporal Propst and
Clerk Tain adge were present by invitation
and visited the rooms, telling the school
children of their trip to Manila with an
account of their experience there and ex-
hibiting a number Of trophies.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A BOY
ChiIa Poisoned by Paris Green is
Found Hanging by Towel
from 81 Roller.

DENISON, Ia, Feb. 1s.-(special Tele-
gram Am inquest was held today over the
body Of Emo Krull, aged 10, who was found
dead yesterday. He was found on his knees
hanging from a roller towel, with the baby
asleep across his feet The inquest deyel-
oped that death was not from hanging but
from poisoning by paris green, which was
left loose in a bureau in which edibles
were kept. His parents, who are ignorant
farmers, were away from home at the time.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19

ical association will be held at Charlton in
August of this year, the association deciding
to hold semi i-annual conventions hereafter.
4. +. Stanton of Charlton was elected pres-
dent; ]. A. Rawls of Creston, first vice pres
ident Enos Mitchell of Weldon, second vice
president; E. l.. Treynor of Council Bluffs.
third vice president; f. e. Sampson of Cres-
ton, secretary, Gnd j. P. Claybaugh of Cres-
ton, treasurer. Omaha, Lincoln and Des
Moines were points outside the district rep
resented. The meeting was largely attended.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Opera House for Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Neb., Feb, Special. AN
eastern capitalist has made proposition to
the citizens OF Norfolk TO erect an opera
house. providing suitable lots are donated
He agrees that as soon as his proposition
is accepted and the deeds placed in one
of the banks TO be held in trust work will
be commenced. At a meeting OF the citl
zens held last evening the proposition was
favorably considered.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19

farmer living about the center of the town
ship and it is alleged that last Wednes-
day during the absence Of his employer
he assaulted the latters daughter. The
prisoner will be brought before Judge Krake
for preliminary examination.
The regular January term Of the district
court CT Cunning county, which was inter-
rupted by the sickness Of Judge Evans
will reconvene in this city on Monday next
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
BurgInr Conyicted and Sentenced.

HEBRON, Neb., Feb, 1s.-(special.)- y
James j. Howard, who has been held in the
county Jail for about a month on the charge
of robbing the Boston clothing store, was
yesterday tried in district court. Late last
night the jury handed in its verdict of
guilty. This morning after receiving his
sentence Of seven years in the penitentiary,
imposed by Judge Hastings he was taken TO
Lincoln by Deputy Sheriff Leedom.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19

HASTINGS Neb, Feb. S.-lSpeciaI.J-T.
L. Smith OF Thayer, Neb, was in Hastings
To-Day making arrangements to open can
ming factory in this city He has rented G..
J. Buttons farms and one or two others
end will grow nothing but tomatoes this
year and will can them in this city. Mr..
Smith will locate here about March l.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
SPRING and SUMMER
WASH GOODS :.
LEADERS IN STYLE
LEADERS IN QUALITY
LEADERS IN PRICE
That is the title by which designated be.
cause our stock comes direct from the most artistic
moulders of style This seasons assortment repre-
sents all that is dainty durable and dependabe-and
all that fashion DEGREES to be and modsh
See the Pque displayed
stripes suits at l5c and Sc
black light blue dark blue garnet
red and linen color the most fashionable and proper goods Tor s "
See the grand of sking,
novelties and beautiful combinations Of dainty de-
dTss sns IN "ass's s5s ssrS zephyr sHsA Scotch 'Ns'' etc.
importation in all
Tone Du NOrd and Seer
sucker suck fro from r the nes check to largest plaid for ladies and child
all
dainty
WHITE GOODS :.
India LinOn at 15c yard
25c quality Sci
and
hldrens zoe yard
Dimythe old reliable knd-at % 2Oc 25c
chldren and ladies' at
and4O yard
ladies'
effects at 2sc,
Apron Lawn
Special Agents Butterick Patterns.
All their Latest Publications.
All Mail Orders Promptly Executed.


Made Suisembrcing the latest
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Alleged BootIegger Caught.

FORT DODGE, Ia, Feb. 18.-(Special
Telegram deputy United States Marshal
Vanderver arrived here today with Henry
Peters of Fonda arrested for bootegging
on information filed by Deputy Revenue
Collector C. f. Johnston He was given
hearing before United States Commrs:oner
w. II. Johnston and bound over to the next
term of court under 5000 bonds which were
furnished.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
News from West Point.

WEST POINT, Neb, Feb ls.-(speeialo
Sheriff Phillips returned shortly before
noon from Cleveland township with August
Welitz whom he arrested on the charge OF
criminal assault. Welitz was employed as
a farm hand by d. IL. Walker. who is a
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19

% and %. There will be daily sessions in
the Delian hall and in the chapel At the
opening meeting there will be addresses by
Governor Poynter Chancellor Mclean and
Hon. w. G. Whitmore of Valley. The work
Of the association will include the considera-
tion of subjects pertaining to improved
methods in the breeding of cattle hogs and
sheep.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
To Arrange n state Convention.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Feb. &c. T. Hancock,
cGalrman Of the republican state committee,
today issued a call for meeting in Des
Moines March TO determine the date end
place for the next state Convention. sioux
City, Council Bluffs. Des Moines, Dubuque
and Davenport want it.