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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-22
81 o. IERTsALH-
4 Mechanical Device "a Re seen Al
the Strset Far

II IL SOMEWHAT difficult far 6ae street
fair press ageHE 70 write in an seelesi-
4s1ieaI manner The following Is his
-TheaiaglnaI students anT Al others
interested II Biblical history vii be
mueh pleased To learn d1aL the Erea1zsE
masterpieces az mechanical ingenuity az
the age the mechanical elrV az IeTrISa-
Lam, VIII be an exhibition AZ the forth
e6EnfuE street fair This wonderful
srruct1re purtrags tie ancient City Of
Jerusalem AZ Il was during the reign aE
HarIG and the time OF Christ It shows
q magnificent palaces and greaE tam
Dies III al their glory Ind m-agE1aeenEa-
II Is hot 4 panorama OF H1zIesE 1a5ut-
Ing Is many might z1pposa. bur a rea1
CITY N The rear CT back run u the
mEn11E1Ee OF the Holy City and dH
buildings ara perfect models Of ancient
architecture People animals AID vC-
h1cles move through the streets as IN
real He and award the front CT the
m01El ara snoWu nnalE peapiH al work
while under the Ezes the chII1ren Ara AT
play HaEe may 6e seen rae blacksmith
working 1t his forge with real fra and
the wood chopper BUSY IT the W~ood-piIa-
Birds are singing IN the trees. AID @-
esyLalaE a8mIE Il haz the -pear4 If
al actual existence
The gates Of rae cid cry are shown
and the Lord and HIS EaII0szers come
FORTH The miracle eff tire .4Wufox .
sen VII 3H enacted DT thirty CARVED
figures The model vas huilE by IT z.
Miller OF arsaWs IL He conceived Tie
Idea altar Seslug the Strazburg clock,
and Started to work On the present CON
-Srruetlan- He W9rkaI At IL Tor Twelve
years. buE bis Ia5ors We're finally re-
warued- III model has ceea On ax1ibi-
Uon now Tar E3urcas1 years N the Cu1-
tad States, ErLlsII Columbia ard lLaz-
le8- Seven Yea-s ago Mr. Miller died
and since thar time ms daUglraE- Miss
Hmma Miller. q been travelling q
explaining the model The entire z1rae-
TIRE Is twenty-five raeE wide Hraeu Eet
hgh- nEIlu +.980 pieces II eIrvllz
and machinery. and has 48a gear wheels
winch were al 7ade by hazuE and
weighs rive tens It Is 4 piece
or mechanism and VII be very enrer-
LalnsnE and Instructive
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-22
HFARsT-s POLICT
To Ee Pursued As President Of Azsg-
ciH5ion CT DemoGrazc Clubs

N=w York. Nay - -1iau 2
hearst. Wlu vas eesnLT =laa1sd pres
lIeur If rle EL-Cual Association gE
QemDcrI1c ciubs. q response 70 uu-
mergua Inquiries as tn his policy AID
rIe 1rlg-1ul1e nc the aszuciaEOl- EV-s
lur IA Interview in oa-- Is -dlQsvs-
The NsIciCnal Aasgriar-Cu ct Deuu-
cradle ciu1s VIII transfer E -IeLtG1ur-
t=rs E-lm LzniuE-lu Cd &ew York. buE
branch offices VII be- malu-a-I-t n
Waa1iugrau Ezaa Chicago. Sd -1Ir the
machinery lf the lrzauizaLCn VIII ne
In close and constant rauCI vim Ee
Democrat uaEuuM lmuI- and
rle couEesHgnL
livery LeuCcraEc club. society ar
I-sHuciaLlu h -le -l11-I 5ul-=s Is *
pecrei u uul-a III tile 1ar-Le Llis year
The LeuDCrLEc 1-rgalIZaL0n II =ve =
City, rlWu or VillaEa VIII be asked CD
L~zzennlie IN -1e night 1f r1e F1Ur-1
&c aL- -l lel-1ra-e EIe IeCtarLZ0u gL
Independence and tl receive news rom
-l= DemncrILc national e-cu~=nClu-
N1ia luGlL 20 be- made a ueuarIlIe
display lE lld-fazhllueI American IA
IN some cities ana ulwas
rlera VIII 1e 1nsGueE Ia at1=rs there
win be- mass meetuGs
The eil1s lf zIcl locality VII Ge-
r=rulre Err themselves the -r-u IL -1e9r
geiebra-ln- Ehe national association
desires I'd reaA % Ie who're
-Ie -Lcr -IH- tlla year tile 1aaUie u
rle Elirat1 5Cacas MUST defend -1e leo
ar1uu lr independents or abandon IL
El man VINO Ius a. Irlu III Democratic
blood Ia ms veins can EIl 70 assist l
-lla great 1aL0na1 protest against l1e
uenE IT slDEesst enllntea under
tine American daz The g-=a1 Question
20 De- decided AZ Ee polls 1la Eaar -a
neither This QuuEr g Cd continue "a
BEL "a r-uu1iIC controlled by lle people
orr al empire enrr1Iat by Ele trusts.
All minor Questions disappear II me
presence OF rlls giant ISSUE
The NaLcual A5a8eiHlCu % Demo-
nrIlc clubs =1-=rel On -le work af Is
s1at-uE -1e 1aICual --GnUanl-0u and tie
zLar PARRY lrgIlLzaIuus n -le vaEi-
lua 5JLl=s uirl h. determined heart and
M DC eaud-H1C= The next president
MUST 1e a Leuug-Jr and reports rom
an parts lt -1e eau1cr- udleaE raa-
The pr11clpa work ~ -1e UemGeral1
clubs next spr-ug wiz BE- tle 11azaz-1r1-
1dn IF Ar Erva1 ar WazhIng-an.s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-22
Heaviest Rr=clpTAznn Escorded For
u r.

A favorable month with bur one ma
EaTlal draNbaclz-t1e snow srssrru zI1e
setaand Week IN which hundreds Of eat-
lie persisted IN she western raug@
L18ugh by which the value gf Eae f1ra-
casts vas Wei Mustra1eI 4 Dran1iu-
ant Gentleman WIS was n Tspeka at
lie time TIE SLOW forecast was bE1le-
LueG, Immediately E-alegrau1el us f8rE-
man 41E El1e latter promptly secured
the e4E1le without the HISS CT a single
head
The mean ezrnperat1re Tar ne STATE
vas a. degrees dbaWH C1e normal IT L1E
past Z Vears. In ehis reriuG 1ae high
est mea1 temperature TOR April vas SOS
aegree ana the lowest 5Z-6 1eE-aes II
1895 and Isa2 rezseeavev
The man E-aFuueEarIre s A5Fvs EIe
formal ar al stations II rIe eastern 1aif
af lae state except At =@tiau5 converse
" II Is bei8y At All staE0ns III the west
sEn hair the greatest excess. - degrees
occurring AZ AID HaE graf
es1 deficiency, 50 degrees al Eng eFEas5u-
Killing EasDs occurred from ne u1r1
10 the L3rn- iuElaEiV= 10FxeVer- as bur
EEx crops Were then started. 17e lam
aga was l1lraL injury "a me peaches
and a1riEaIs being msE generally As
erlbs1 70 the SHOW s0rm preceding the
RESTS
The precipitation Averaged AZ uef1es.
aeinE L& aches a5sEe raa uuEma2 CT
r1e past L vearz and & Ele largest for
ne muuzh 81 april since eae=eEvice was
g-rEa1izsd IN the Sg41e- 1ne nearest 4g-
Broaah 80 f being So Inenes n Aar1La
1896. while the preceding April. Ezg5.
win Al average # IL inches shows E1e
least The precipitation for EaR Current
UoHEn Is below the normal N Sumner.
CONVEY. E1aulauqua- AgnEzgDery LII
ber1A and Cherokee and n Norris. Wa
Bau1zea Ena7Vue@- JEtIsFsun and AEsHf-
@Eal- and aaave normal over tie rest OF
ina sra1a It VII be Noticed Z1aE E-
C1wieT and Sumner -1iz deIG-
ieneT Is confined to n edeeas-
am 1IvlsiGu-
Tna mean E-aE1peEHturE rgr RE =aLz
vas Jas degrees The highest nc4I
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-22
Real ESTATE TRANSFERS

Bradley & Bowman TO 2 DoIezIleA
s4.50a. NORTHWEST quarter EIn-1A
BaE1is r Robert md husband r.
Laura L E0ug1I sE ux-. SS59s lots 80
arr Ia Liberty street Waales AdGEEina.
NH 6UE1 auft VIE 70 J SprenE
81 lots 555-57 and 3 block 8. KILLERS Gel
Ie@H PARK aIa1lan-
H. r. Clark 20 5 H NEuear ct d.. a.
LET'S ga and s Eanza E1sl1W
a9lzrou and q and : Hguaud azs1ze,
Ssfzhraeks Subdivision
P 7 SpEsnE ant VIE ID VIM BGntL
Isrz sS--sst and Il Waznaur1 avenue
block 3. XzIlars College Park Addition
Il L S5Elngnau y A.. bV C8ak. To
Wm- Sims E1sTae- SO. let's ST-sg ard A
SEag1aD ann Euclid PARK a5dE
ten
2 H Kennedy aE a., by Cook ~
zaa1e- S3Q, let's - and 5 Strong
EE1elzd EaFf addition
Z . E1s7n e n by Cook 70 TIA
FIRST Ea1iana bazzA E.99a. part saura-
east quarter &-L1-I6
& Z Erwin sE H.. ~ Coax 70 VII
Siuzs- TT $50. lots sT-a ana 4 Mev1car
aHanzaE auE ST. and = G1rhrzH Evenu
EzeiiG PARK 2tdirluu-
Tx Eeaa@Ea Am AGu1aEh nE rs
ard north ha1E rs TaneIza avenue
Aaruu HINT "a &c Wa1A1z -. Iot
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-22
MAC ARTHUR,s LIST.
Those Who Fave Died BeeenIy N
the

Lie A4A-L4@3
Washington. MAY M-GeaeraI MacAr-
thur latest easualrT list IS as f1I8ws-
Manila. May L.=Desa us Mav g. band.
ThlrtE-f1urrh regiment Iii hay G
EaEAz1s- company e. LluET-FeHE1 m
fa1rry Howard VI MeFaI. Nay 8 com
Da1E z FnrrV-a1Zr1 EIIalrrvs Corporal
EdTacd Flood MAY L. 2. Tllr-
CT-aevelEd Infantry James 7 EaskefE-
NAY L eompa1 T. Fourth Tanr- ser
Eeaut Th8uas ryan My I4ta- Tr1up T..
Fourth csE1aIrv. Hugh H Thompson
rEv A. kEellger MAY b. z.
ThIrrT-lLnEl infantry Arriffcer ISAAC n
g lse cumHaIF A. Th1rrT-5eUzuEI IUL4l-
try. William W E~aEnhazn- Nh 18TH.
company r TlfirrasnrI fnEIlE-v william
falEry. George EJfiuillZ. unB fever
81. Cr8wali. aTnpan c. E~f1ErE-niIr1 III
April -. mpan L Earrv-ssEe1El infal-
@. Thirrv-nfuta infantry. SeoeE L Larson
Drowned. accidentally Ma Con
uauy Ii Fourth lurEzrrE Frederick "
Erauz- company Il Fourth infantry 6ar-
EIs8u Dirk5
Suicide 8IaE B-Traap 2 Third regi-
meut- ea7Valry- Earrier Edward Wausuu-
Appendicitis. 4laE E-C8nDanE 4 Far-
MalariaI fever. MaE E--9EuDanE D.
H-aECE=irst infantry, Edward 6asEza1-
EarfEsnfz1s- Lay Company A. Thfr-
raauCh Iufa1trv- Lee Shepherd
S-eDEcaenlH- MaT 2. Txen-
E-ai1fn infantry. Robert e E7oEu
EuesEmuuIH- MaV Z-L1HpazlW A. ETVE1-
E-sizEI E1fAaET Ezz7Hs W Moran
FarrdeEh Corporal Askzue L
DaEnIau-
Tgraaus. Nay E-BH1ary z Skin AZ
Zuerv- Corporal Charies Sweeney
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-22

This is q -5evalopmant thar has accom-
panied the EIrnaI ndlng OF Al E-
r-llEeuelL Between tle LGlluH 5taa11z-
SNIP combination ana r1e NeW E1rz
arLes W1u ara barking tie L11raI
Scaras ana Australian Steamship cam-
uauE-
The steamship and to 4 la-ga &rsnE
E1H sailing vessel business win aus
Ua4Ia VII now De carried On 8T Ene
three E1Es acting Independently These
lines ara EeH Eyser Ire. W1ICh bias
maintained IRIS independence through
cut tie recent contest the United
states and Australian Steamship conn
ralT- represeuEnE the New T1rE par
ties. and TIE LonG8u steamship egple-
mCluGinE the EucknaI Bras- Boulder
Br1z- q To- am the Federal STAN
N~AVIgaEuu gUUDanT-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-22

monthly mea1s ware SIS agraz at Js-
veg. ga degrees at era uDla- SIS de-
Eees At fE5eid and ST. degrees At
FaI River Eae IaTVesr we're $50 degrees
Al Tr11une an z9-I zezraes At Euinv
Tha highest 1enperaEI1ra vas S. de-
gees Al Medicine EazER IN TIE Z6s1 auF
GsveEu en- tie gtI and zT-h E1e lowest
% degrees a1szvs zsr0 II =a1r cry au
E1e l8Ea- me G-eztazr daily rang vas
. degrees at Gar1an cry Oh the ID.
The aVzrL@ uraeipiE1Ei1u fr t1e stz-a
vas ~ inches The greatest local
Monthly amos1zrs wsrz aag Eeaaz AZ
.0Iazhe- SH inches AZ La30- 6a8 inches az
EsBi1uza- 554 inches At Englevacd. 6
inches al E-1rtiug11n and So ue1ea Al
Wr-a1a- the EeZsC LEGAL Huntnzv
amounts were "a iuelsEs az sedan ard
rs inches a. H1eeas8u-
Tire lay Of earas rAl-f41 vas zre
I5L1- with AZ average II esq II an iuen
TOR Haa stats There waEe Hun CE8 e1rz
an which no precipitation was recorded
Il 11a stat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-22
ANEW WORM
Potatu Bug Has a Rival N ELK
County

The following IS the climate and crop
service report Of the Department. OF az
~EicuIEure for the Kansas section fur the
weak ending Nay -
EENERAL CONDITIONS
A coGT. cloudy week LItrIe or 10
rain fell IN the northwest quarter OF
the EaE- while Ear Ia COED rains &C
Cured over the rest the
rainfall Tor the week IN the eastern
aalE. Win fey axcEDtIanS. rauginE
from two tn four inches and covering
from fgIr To SIX days. being eHe CT the
best rainy periods E1e state has expe-
Eia1caG fur some time The rain fI SO
slowly IaaE II was 1ear1y al 43S1r1eA
by the ground.
EASTERN DIVISION
The vet weather aas benefited wheat
cats Tax, trees and -s1rubhEEys bur ne
weather has Been eaaA E8r corn WaeAE
= nsEazdE n W8GftSEu- II IS headed N
Crawford. LaheEra- PGEEawzEuule- VII
S8u and WTa1dgEra- AID is beginning &c
BlGtHI IN the last EarneG Germ u eaEI-
ing III IN the northern counties and
showing a good stand and IS generally
we'll cultivated and clean IN Gae south
EFu e1unEIEs bur deeds cultivation n the
central Some CT II IS ruErIug IN the
ground n Nsuza1a- and some vas EGe4I-
ed IN E0feT AIfal63 = beginning 70
biaeau N Chase while IN FotEawar8nie
eEEEEE VII begin AZ SION as TIA
weather permits Apples AID cherries
ara reported falling bazly n 1asksgn-
many CT the ether Counties reporting
them as doing well. Home EruSYn
strawberries ara abundant n the mar
AEEz OF E1aHEaIGua AID La1eEra and
are Appearing II market Ii wilson
Potatoes ara IN bloom II Allen anu
Crawford POTATO bugs are appearing
n Chase AID 4 new worm On the pu-
EAte IN Elk Oats Are string 70 head
N LaheELz. but are 4 peer stand n
Cherokee. Flax iz growing Wei Red
clover Is bi0HHiug N Pas
ures and nleadavs ara very good
MIDDLE DIVISION
The vet weather has generally been
favorable fer wheat ? and aIfAtEA
though some rust s reported N wleaE
IN E1Eh and Saline Wheat has sd
II Sumner 4 il n Barton.
Dickinson HLrVey MCPHERSON and
RlIEI1. Beginning I'd mead n OTTAWA and
stafford Ssf waeaL q n bln0m il
Harvey REe GENERALLY has headed
CORN. win lev LnHs. IS "
fairly vel being retarded by The eouI
weather. r Is nGW coming u n L1H
northern unEe AID shaving L Ead
stand Ira Bar
aar- Fruits ara 1aing we'll 2eapC Ila
smith -e1aErS peaches A4A1L& NASH
EErsu 6IlaE the IeaE-eurf IL InIuClnE
peaches. and Philips that EulE are
smith also reports cherries
Ealing AIEalEa Is ready I'd cut IN Law-
Iev and Rau0. Home grown sErlV1er-
r-aa ara coming uua market Il Rau0 and
B-laekBerries ara III bIoana- Grass *
+ = rapidly.
WESTERN DIVISION
The ground Is becoming u8o dry IN Ee
northern aa5f 70 piuW and rain LIZ Heed
Al AIfaIFa IS ready = cut n Ftnney.
Ford and EaTuIlr5n Is soon a. the
weather. permits. Curing has beguu II
RawIlus. bur II Norton aIEaIEA mas
stopped growing On account aI The cry
weather.. Corn IS doing fairly vel. Dur
needs warmer Weather. Ind N the
northern haT needs rain RTe IS II
BIGam N Ness and IL II PAW
Inns. W1e9t Is healing IN NasA Pn-
tara bugs and eur worms ara aE WORK
IN Ness. The range grass Is fine IN all
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-22
Good Digestion

Ealrs On aprelra Lack Of Appetite
usually mdlcar=s weak dEes-uu- Hos
arrers Eterarz Ellz-n before
meHH VIII e-aa-s % 1eI-u- desire ar
13ud. by cleansing -1e eiuEEei bowels
AMI s-rIEuua-uE -1e sacraEIus of -1-
T. also Euudes lla lieatI
ard i-nuiguraEs rne liver
ard Z IS undoubtedly E1e
uCsr efficient mediCiue ll the world s1r
---1u1iea 4 PRIVATE REV
ENUE STAMP covers the 1aek o. the
Bottle
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-22

Il had su1mach rsahIs twenty wears
ard gaze M hope 81 1ei1E eEra1 TIL BE-
Eau To use E1duI Zvs1euzia GEra II nas
dane ne 50 mt9es1 E1nd i cal & He sarzfr
az ny life. writes W Wilkinson. L.
1anV Tent Z HgezE E1aE Nau ear Ar
Al GrIs A1r@
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-22
III VI M0NTH.

Is lawrence ztree MetskHs seeanst
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-22
SOCIAL %PERs0yAL-

The y u Whist cIub was pleasantly
entertained Monday ~aetaru0au By Mr.
~ w Wenb Al r1s hane OF Mrs.
Nichols. On Taylor street The
members we're al present out Mrs
crank Paterson. and Mrs T Z Pounds
substituted far her The last meeting
or 4 club this season VIII &c held 4
weak Eom Thursday At the anE1e At
Mrs n. l. Trs1n1p
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-22

The following IS the climate and crap
service rapport Of ne -deDarInEur OF az
EicuIEare for the Kansas section far the
weex auass7r nv "a
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-10
NEELY CASE TO Be A TEST
Supreme Court to Hear Arguments Involv-
ing Government in Oubs.
EXTRACTION FOR TRIAL IS RESISTED
Alleged EmbessIer Argues Against II
as Unconstitution i-Cisims Also
That United states Have No
Legal Authority on Island.

WASHINGTON, Dec. e.-The supreme
court tomorrow morning will hear argu-
nents In the case Of Neely against Henkel,
involving the right OF the United States
TO extradite Nicely for trial in Havana for
the alleged embezzlement of the Cuban pos =
tai funds. The court has specially as.
signed 1t for argument on that day and
II is at the head OF the call
Nicely was arrested in New York for
the alleged embezzement OF SCI. 900 en-
trusted to him as the finance agent OF the
Department OF Posts. Circuit Judge La.
combe held that the evidence disclosed
probable cause and ordered Neely's deten-
tion pending the action OF the executive.
Nicely then applied for a habeas corpus
on the ground that the act OF congress
authorizing the extra6ition was unconsti-
tutional, as an attempt to. legislate for n
foreign country with which the country
Is at peace. The case, therefore involves
the question OF the constitutional relations
between the United States and the island
Of Cuba and will be the first OF the cases
which will determine the power OF this
government to govern temporarily or per-
manently the islands acquired by the treaty
OF Paris. The grounds set forth in the ap-
pllcation for the writ are that since the
treaty OF Paris the United States Ia with
out authority TO occupy or control Cuba
and that the military government which
there exists by order OF the president Is
Illegal and in violation OF the constitution.
John u. Lindsay and Delaney Nicoll OF
the New York bar will argue the case for
Neely and the government will be repre-
sented by Assistant Attorney General
James NJ Beck
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-10

mall clerk while in the discharge of his
duties as such.
That n statute be enacted providing for
the compulsory separation by publishers OF
second-Class mail matter. While the ma
lority OF the publishers have shown will
inBness to undertake this work st the re-
quest of the special officer In charge of Il
few are unwilling to cooperate with the
government in this matter. which saves ex-
pense to the department and facilitates dis
patch of mail.
That the Interstate commerce law be
amended to prohibit common carriers to-
wit, telegraph and express companies, or
any OF their employees, from aiding and
abetting In the green goods or lottery
swindles, or any other scheme carried on
partly by mail and partly by common car
rier. and which is In violation of the postal
laws.
That a statute be enacted authorizing
postoffice inspectors to take out search war
rants whenever the same may be necessary
In the prosecution OF their Official duties.
That an appropriation be made for the
purpose of constructing lookouts I'm post
onices wherever, in the opinion of the post
master general. they may be needed.
That provision be made for the payment
OF Incidental expenses incurred by local Of
iicers or others In the arrest, detention and
keeping of prisoners charged with viola
tions of the postal laws until such prisoners
can be transferred to the custody of a
United States marshal
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-10

cago this morning twenty minutes late and
the Colorado express arrived but six min
utes behind schedule time. The Colorado
express train. which pulled out Of Denver
Saturday night four hours after tho strike
was declared. arrived in Kansas City to-
day twenty minutes late. The California
train, enroute east, arrived in Kansas City
today four hours late.
One hundred operators we're employed
today, 1t was stated, at the Santa Fe head
quarters. to take the places of strikers
The new men were being hired. 1t was said
In all sections of the country.
Though the company officials claim TO
have the situation we'll In hand and that
both passenger and freight traffic will be
dispatched tomorrow without delay, indi-
vidual telegraphers who walked out here
claim that the union men knew what they
were doing when they walked out and de-
clare that the strikers will fight the battle
to the bread and water point IL necessary.
Members OF the telegraph order have been
assured that they will be provided with
means to keep up the battle and support
themselves and families.
California shippers Are worried.
SAN BERNARDINO. Cal, Dec. 9.-As a
result OF the strike OF the Santa Fe tele-
9rHpn Operators, go men OI lHis CITY nave
been thrown out OF work. In the large ma
chine shops OF the Santa Fe company an
order was posted saying
"The shops will be closed until further
notice"
The strike has caused CONSERVATION
among the orange growers and shippers OF
this city as, II the strike is continued, 1t
will undoubtedly result in a very heavy loss
to the orange dealers. An average OF 100
cars OF oranges is being shipped from this
vicinity daily. Thousands OF boxes OF fruit
have been picked and are ready to be
shipped and nearly the entire crop Is ready
for shipment. There are over 500 car
loads Of oranges billed from this city 10 the
east. and II the strike assumes the pro,
portions which threaten the oranges win
probably be sidetracked. The Santa Fe
company is making a supreme effort to
rush Its fruit to it's destination. Every
available engine is being pressed into serv-
ice and yardmen and trainmen are work
ing overtime.
All the operators on the Southern Cali
fornia railway OF which San Befnard!no is
the headquarters, have obeyed the order of
their president and quit work. No attempt
has boen made to fill the positions left va
cant.
The local train dispatcher OF the Santa
Fe road at Los Angeles announces that all
trains were on time and that the strike
would In no way interfere with traffic.
He declared that In all less than sixty
operators had gone out west OF albuquerque
and Of these forty belonged to the division
between Albuquerque and Mojave, six to
the San Joaquin Valley division and Ave or
six only to the southern California division.
In this city only four operators quit work.
The strikers places have been filled in
every instance. according to the dispatch
ers statement. There Is great reluctance
on the part OF members OF the order who
have good positions to go on the sympa-
thetic strike.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-10
JEFFRIES AND WITTE CONFER
Champion Promises to Commence
Close Training soon and VIII Meet
Any of the Mig Three.

NEW YORK, Dec. Sherman J. Wtte
OF Cincinnati today saw James J. Jeffries
In this city relative to the boxing contests
which II is proposed to pull off at Cincin-
natl between February 1 and IA next in
the big convention hall. Jeffries made an
arrangement with Mr.. Witte to postpone
all his theatrical engagements after Janu-
airy and to go into training He told Mr.
Witte that he would fight either Fitzsm-
mons, Rubin or Sharkey. Fitzsimmons pre-
ferred. II he cannot get a match with
Fitzsimmons he will fight Rubin. providing
the last named beats Maher In Is Phila-
delphia fight II Maher gets the best OF
the fight In Philadelphia, Jeffries will not
meet Fitzsimmons. but will then take on
Sharkey.
Mr.. Witte announced that the Cincinnati
people were willing to put UP $1,000 and
each one OF the two fighters who appear
must put up $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-10
~, 900 worth Of Good.

A. II. Thurness OF Wills Creek Coal Co..
Buffalo, O., writes: IL have been afflicted
with kidney and bladder trouble for years
passing gravel or stones with excrucating
pain. Other medicines only gave relief
After taking Folcy's Kidney Cure the result
was surprising. few doses started the
brick dust like fine stones etc. and now
have no pain across my kidneys and feel
like new man. Foley's Kidney Cure has
done me 81 900 worth Of good" Take no
substitute Myers-Dilon Drug Co.. Omaha:
Dillon's drug store South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-10
For State Bnui. Examiucr.

LINCOLN. Dec. Especial Telegram -
A delegation Of Pawnee county republicans
came to Lincoln tonight to urge the ap-
pcintment Of Walter Hartwell of Pawnce
City as state bank examiner. They will
present formal request to Governor Diet
rich tomorrow. {. j. Wood Of Table Rock
10 an applicant for the same position and
VIII probably be represented tomorrow by
several of his townspeople. Governor
Dietrich will return to Lincoln tomorrow
and will remain for the meeting Of state
officers elect on Friday