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Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
LEAGUE OF COLLEGES FORMED
Republican Clubs FROM Institutions
In state Are Handed To-
gether at Lincoln.

LINCOLN, Oct. 2e.--(specisl Telegram
Representatives from nine colleges and
universities this afternoon formed a Ne
braska League Of Republican clubs. There
we're nfty delegates present, representing
a club membership Of 1850. The following
cheers were elected. Paul C. Hunger. Lin
coin. president; C. z. Sandal, York. vice
president; A. G. Abbott, Grand Island. sec
retsry; W z. Price. Crete, treasurer; ex-
ecutive committee A. II. Robbins, Grand
Island: F. z. Merchant, Crete. s Brock.
Lincoln T. e. Nusent, York o. Everett,
Lincoln campaign committee. A T. Cow
gill, Lincoln; L. n. George, Grand Island,
william shuck. Lincoln: J. E. Akers, Fre-
mont; P. L. Grant. Fremont
The colleges included in the league are:
Doane. Wesleyan, York, Hastings. Grand
Island. Fremont. Cotner. Peru and the
State University.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

LYONS, Neb. Oct. e.--tSpecial.l--An
image dressed with a small molasses keg
for his head. a red bandsnna handkerchie
for his tie. an old frock coat and pantsloons.
with pair OF old plow shoes for his feet
and with sign pinned across his breast
which read Nose Warner" was an object
that greeted the citizens when they came
down town this morning This object was
hung suspended in midair over one Of our
business blocks. where it was left hanging
presumably by some OF the youngsters OF
this city. who no doubt thought the object
and intentions displayed would meet the
approval OF some OF our most prominent
republicans. These very same citizens are
this morning offering s25 reward for the
Identification OF any OF those who partici-
pated in this act against a citizep. Mr..
Warner has resided in this portion OF the
state all his life and for ten years edited
the Mirror a republican newspaper,
which he recently changed 10 the support
of Bryan and the fusion party. Although
the majority OF the citizens do not approve
OF Mr. Warmers radical ways and OF his
sarcastic remarks made upon the street,
he Is recognized as a loyal citizen.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

this year when they have been working
every day at good wages. Two large brick
business blocks are nov being rushed TO
completion and more residences have been
erected In Wymors this year than IN any
previous three years combiued and among
them are some Of the very incest in the city
Lumber dealers say that more money has
been spent for Improvements this year than
ever before In their business career. II 10
almost impossible to get a carpenter or
a day laborer 20 do a small Job. as they all
have steady employment at good wages and
inquiry among them reveals the fact that
they will not vote for a change from the
conditions back to the state Of Affairs things
were four years ago when there were a
dozen men for every job
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

MCooK. Neb.. Oct. 2e.-tspeciaLD-rhe
republicans Of the Fifth congressional dis
trict approach the coming election with a
confidence and assurance born of care
full and thorough canvass OF the district
and confidently expect that the verdict OF
the people will be in favor OF the repub-
lican nominee. Hon. Webster s Morlan OF
McCook, Red Willow county, who has made
personal canvass Of the district with the
most satisfactory and reassuring results.
meeting IN every hand and in every county
OF the eighteen counties composing the
district the solid support OF his united
party and most fsttering and substantial
assurances OF support from both populst
and democratic sources. The result OF the
campaign so far made has been such as 10
warrant the party leaders and the cam
paign management TO confidently expect
that on election day the Fifth Nebraska
district will be redeemed from fusion rule
and the Hon. Webster S. Morlan elect ed
to congress by a safe and comfortable plu-
rality.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

LYONS, Neb., Oct. Especial County
Attorney W. G. Sears and A. N. Corbin, jr.,
OF Tekamah addressed a small audience at
the opera house Saturday evening. Attor
ney Sears devoted most Of his speech in
way OF reply to charges preferred against
him by Editor Warner through the col
umns OF the Mirror last week, in which
Warner claims that Sears used his infu-
ence upon certain parties TO dig up old
cen plants OF long standing in which he
had no hopes of conviction. Mr.. Sears ex-
plalned in a very satisfactory way the na-
ture OF these complaints brought before
him for prosecution. Through the request
OF the Rough Rider club OF this city Mr..
Sears read letters OF Mr.. Warner to the
republican central committee. in which Mr..
Warner makes demand for pretended serv-
Ice performed for the committees and the
republican party, or he and the Mirror
would leave the party.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

Philippines over 20 the Finpinos Il is indis-
pensable to know which Of the Filipinos II
ls s offended 70 make rulers over the others
who are now wandering az bandits and
murderers7 But why should you favor the
assa -Sins OF our soldiers Even the ma
iority rule does not require e.. for out Of
sOg.0p Filipinos only !. .50DJ are Tagalogs,
and there are about 2 5Og. Opu Visayans And
how could you. without everlasting shame
and dishonor. leave the Ftlipinos who have
trusted you to the ruthless butcheries of
parts of The arcRipefago who hS'IS have =" SUP
ported American authority, the Visayans
especially. In the Island OF Nesros. the
Moros and other tribes OF Mindsnao and
Sulu. and the peoples or the northern half
of Llzon. who welcomed our armies 70
these you ar-, bound By the ties OF honor
consideratior would permit YOU to
5f 6re9. 9se arcspelagse We cannot mot, Ee, ont
the Philippine islands to the Philtppire neo-
pie because there r. no Philippine people
oIS ahly medley of different races and
tribes. u you forced them under Tagalog
sway and made Agunaldo head of the gov.
eminent rebellion and anarchy would fol-
low low, nnmedlately upon the departure OF
What does the populistic democracy pro-
pose to do with the Philippines in case OF
propose to give the Filipinos a stable form
81 government. But II Azuna lido and the
Iagalogs decline the gift. as they certainly
VIII. and prefer TO establish their own form
~ government. what them Why Mr.
BRYAN has got 70 coerce them as President
Mckinley has already done In other
words the first step IN The Philippine policy
ot the Kansas City platform is the sup
precision OF insurraction and the establish
ment Of law and order. Yet this is the very
program they censurp President Mckinley
for carrying into effect.
But now the whole Of the great island
of Luzon. north ot Manila. excepting two
TsgalOE provinces. is pacified. Romblon
Masbate, Negros. Cebu. Bohol and the other
Nisayan tsla uds are quiet under the Amer
lean flag and the vast island Of Mindanao
and the Suiu archipelago are held in Sc
curtty by the agreements have made
with their chiefta-ns The work OF pacifica .
ton has gone on much more rapidly than
! had anticipated when / visited these
have rn-slected President Mckinley. as YOU
will re-elect him IN November. General
Macarthur, who has already done 90 brill
Nantly. will make still more rapid progress
The Philippine insurgents. who are FED on
most outrageous lies. are kept active bv
assertions that Mr.. Bryan is their friend
and they drink Mr.. Bryans health with
hat of Aguinaldo. II you bury Mr. BRYAN
by your votes General Macarthur will I
believe. soon coffin the remains Of the Tag
alog insurrsction.
The only argument hear in favor Of the
populiStic democracy is that the prosperity
and prestige OF the country have been
raised 70 such height by the republican
party that IL might be almost safe TO elect
Mr.. Bryan. But sense tells YOU that n
you would preserve prosperity and the pub
lie faith you must support the party which
created and maintained them The record
ot the republican party ~ the pledge OF
the election OF Mckinley and Roosevelt
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
sell Propcrty TO Rank

ROGERS. Neb.. Oct. 2e.-,s specialD--M
vetter & Co. OF this place have made a bill
OF sale Of their property TO the First Ma
tionsl bank Of Schuyler Neb This leaves
several creditors with no available assets
10 attach. There are several prom inent
farmers who have had grain sold and de-
livered. hut had not received payment
Farm implement dealers. grain and live
stock commission firms are also short but
to what amount is not known az present.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Prepare TO Receive Teachers.

HUMBOLDT Neb., Oct. -(special)-
The local committee is making prepara-
tions for the coming session Of the Richard
son county Teachers association. which
will be held in this city November . and 10.
The principal event will he the coming Of
Chancellor Andrews Of the State University
who lectures to the teachers on the 1rst
evening Immediately after the lecture a
public reception will be given the distin
guished visitor at the home Of E. P. Tinker
and friends Of the association are confident
that this will be one OF the events of the
season.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Rally at Ogallaia.

oGALLALA, Neb., Oct. %. Special y
The republicans held a meeting Saturday
afternoon In the opera house and the fusion
lists had a meeting at the same hour at
the court house. In point OF numbers the
republicans had more than two to one. The
republican meeting was addressed by Judge
II. NJ. Gaines Of North Platte and County
Attorney Ridseley OF the same place. The
osaIlaia Mckinley club rendered some fine
campaign songs. IL was one OF the best
political meetings ever held in the town.
There were several voters wearing McKln-
ley badges who voted for fusion one year
ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

DECATUR. Neb., Oct. 2a.-CSpecisl)--
At a meeting OF the Board Of Education
Friday night it was decided that the pub
lie schools OF this city should be closed
Monday morning. on account Of en cpl
demc Of disease known BY the name ~
Cuban itch" which has been prevalent In
this community and surrounding territory
since the torepart Of last June. Since the
opening Of school. the irst Monday in Sep
tember at least seventy-hye pupils have
been afflicted with the disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Rally at wood.

LINvooD. Oct. e.-(special.)-saturday
night the Mckinley and Roosevelt club Of
this place had one Of the most successful
rallies Of the campaign. One hundred
torches headed by the Cerney Brass band
made a paraCe OF the principal streets,
after which the large gathering vas ad
dressed at sartss hail by Charles T. Kelly
OF California, who certainly proved him
self TO be a master in exposing the
popocratic bugbears OF Imperialism, mill
tarism. etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
DR.. DeARING SWINGS THE Ak
As Election Time Draws Near Em-
pioyes Mt Beatrice Institute
Are Discharged.

BEATRICE. Neb.. Oct. Especial Tel
esram. As election time draws near and
the possibilities Of their injuring the fusion
ticket grows less the Official az continues
to fall on Or. Langs old employees at the
Institute for Feeble Minded. Who have been
held over by Or. Dearing TO keep them from
telling what they knew against Poynter and
the state house gang. Dr. Dearing on his
return from two weeks stumping tour Of
the state Saturday night discharged Book
keeper Ball and Engineer Peterson. These
men would have been discharged sooner
had 1t not been for the typhoid fever cpl
demic from which the institution Is recover
ing Several others are slated to be dis
charged this week
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

HEBRON. Neb.. Oct. q.-(Specisl)--At
a meeting held in the opera house Saturday
night Attorney General .. J. Smyth ad'
dressed an assembly Of fusionists. He d.
vided his remarks into two classes. one
devoted 70 the discussion Of state govern
ment under fusion officers and the other 10
the denunciation Of the Mckinley admin
istration OF national affairs. He spoke ot
the action recently taken against some
trusts In Nebraska and made a plea for the
declaration Of independence as viewed by
the Kansas City platform.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
wood men to Bald Hall.

DECATUR. Neb.. Oct. Especial AT
a recent special meeting OF the Modern
Woodmen camp Of this city il was decided
by unanimous vote to build a hall OF
their own. The cost Of the building vii!
be 50 GOO and the finest OF its kind in the
county. The size Of the hail will be ninety
feet long. thirty feet wide. twenty ysix feet
high, two stories, the lower room to be
used for a theater.
The Modern woodmen Of America lodge
now number i3O and their present lodge
rooms are too small.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Ptat,.mouth Political Dates.

PLATTSMOUTH. Neb., Oct. 2e.-t SpeciaL)
George L. Dobson. the able exponent Of
republican principles from Iowa, will
speak in Waterman's hall tomorrow even
I'M, senator Wellington OF Maryland will
speak in the new Parmele theater wednes-
day evening which will probably close the
campaign In this city.
Theodore Griess OF Clay Center, fusion
candidate for state auditor, accompanied
by Sam Patterson Of Lincoln. was in the
city today looking after his political
fences.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
New Theater Opened.

PLATTSMOUTH Neb.. Oct 2e.-(specialD
The evening OF the new Parmele opera
house in this city this evening was n
grand success in every way. Standing
room was at a premium. The title OF the
play was The New Dominion" by Clay
Clement which was we'll received and
heartily applauded. Tomorrow evening the
same company will play "A Southern Cen
tleman''
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Ask for Rural Delivery.

HUMBOLDT. Neb.. oct. g.-CspeciaLb-
Humboldt will soon enjoy the benefits Of
rural mail delivery, as local parties have
been working on a petition and 12O farmers
have signed the petition for a route south
Of town. covering quite an area. The es-
tabishment OF this route, together with
similar lines from Auburn. will doubtless
cause the department to discontinue the
postoHfce at Eden. over in Nemahs county
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

NEWMAN's GROVE, Neb.. Oct. 2s.-(spe-
cial)-The republicans OF Newman's Grove
and vicinity held two very successful
meetings at this place last Saturday. Johu
Wallgreen OF Chicago spoke at both Of
these meetings in an able and forcible
as we'll as convincing manner. He spoke
in the Scandinavian language at The even
ing meeting and was greatly applauded
for his sound logic. The evening was en-
liyened by the presence OF the Military
band Of this place, and County COMMITTEE
man c. A. Randall spoke In his usual elo-
auent and able way, answering in a most
satisfactory manner the false and malicious
arguments presented here by several fusion
demagogues a short time ago. Mr.. Ran
dali was cheered to the echo by the large
crowd present. who thoroughly appreCi-
ated his talk.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

MONROE, Neb, Oct. 2s.-(Speciall-John
R Hays, republican candidate for congress
addressed aa audience in Monroe hall Sat
urday evening on the issues OF the day
His remarks were well received and his
arguments convincing. Il rained from s
D. m. until midnight. but every seat In the
hall was occupied. William Hsuptmann,
candidate for the legislature. made q short
sdarsss.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

PLArTSMOUTH. Neb.. Oct s?.-- Special
Telegram While James Hickson and
three other men were boring a we'll With a
large steam drill near the pump house to-
day, the derrick broke and a portion OF II
struck him on the head. knocking him
senseless. He was taken 10 his home.
where doctors removed a portion OF his
skull. He was resting quietly az a late
hour tonight, but fears are entertained for
MS rerovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
STRENGTHENING Nemaha River.

TECUMSEH. Neb.. Oct. Especial -
The B. & VI. Railroad company is straight
ening the channel Of the Nemeha river for
several hundred feet Just south OF the city.
Carr & Sons have the contract for the work
and big force OF men is now employed
in excsvating for the new river bed
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

TECUMSEH. Neb.. Oct. 29-(Special)-
The remains OF Hubert J. Clark. the fire.
man who was killed on a Burlington engine
near Malvern. la. yesterday we're brought
70 Tecumseh today. The funeral will be
held at the home Of his mother. Mrs. A. D.
Clark at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
Rev Father Corcoran OF Dawson having
charge Of the services
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

on a defective sidewalk vas begun in the
district court this afternoon.
J. z. Riggs an o street druggist was
fined SIS and costs in police court this morn
ing for selling liquor without a license
His case was appealed
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
wi,,,op.ry Le,tcb Will recover.

CHICAGO Oct. 2e-George W. Leitch
the widey known missionary. injured IN
the explosion In the Presbyterian church at
Austin last night. will recover. His right
hand has been amputated ana IL is feared
that his left leg viii be lost
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Clover Leaf Orders Engines.

TOLEDO, Oct. 29-President Norton of
the Clover Leaf has placed his order with
the Baldvins for ten new engines to be
delivered before March l.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
wymore workmen Satisfied.

wYMoRE. Neb.. Oct. 2s.-(special)-
wymore carpenters. masons and other work
men were never before so busy as they are
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

Champagne restorer has no equal
Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne is
pure delicious and sparkling.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

power OF this great remedy.
had heen a great sufferer from female weak
for about two years writes Mrs. Emma
Richardson. Of Goss. Wayne Co. XIV. "Cculd
not do my work part of the time I took four
bottles OF DR.. Piercr's Favorite Prescription and
fcit well as ever did"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
In GPandIDa'S Ddu,

Women were straight and strong. They
could walk or work side by side with the
men OF the family. They lived under
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30


healthier conditions;
there was more SIM
plicity and less strain.
To-day it's different.
The woman has all
the care Of the house
and the wear of moth
erhood with duties
superadded which
were never dreamed
OF in Gran d III a 8
day. As a natural re-
suit she's worn out
when she ought TO be
in the full beauty of
mature womanhood.
Women who would
preserve their health
and strength should
guard the delicate
wo m a anly organs.
When these are dis
eaSed the whole body
suffers loss OF strength
and beauty. Doctor
pierce's Favorite Pre-
scrption cures the dis
eases that weak en-
W o NJ en-. Infiamma-
ton, liberation and
fe IN ale wea K q e. SIS
promptly yield to the
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
QUALIFY FOR A sALARIED POSITION.

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plumbing inspector analytical
from
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dtoday
Ncky child transformed obustbo
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
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Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
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officer, who resides At - AsyrfIe ST. Now Bedfs~
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A Splendid
Wholesale Location

The building formerly occupied by The Bee at
S16 Farnam street will be vacant November 1st.
1t has four stories and basement, which was
formerly used as The Bee press room. This will
be rented very reasonably. If interested, apply
at once to c. c. Rosawater Secretary, Room lee
Bee Building
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-16
OFFENDING POLE REMOVED.
Suit of Barrett Against the Telephone
Company Ended.

Two weeks ago John f. and James
w. Barrett, of Carbondale, through
Attorney Cornelius COmegys, applied
to Judge John T.. Kelly for an in
junction restraining the Carbon
dale Telephone company from main
tanning a pole at a point where it in
terfered with the entrance to a drive
way at the side of the complainants
property on Church avenue.
The pole was twenty-five inches
thick and was set at the curb stone
sQuarely on what would be an extern
sion of the fence line dividing the
Barrett property from that adjoining
it, The driveway entrance was none
too wide at the best, but with the
pole narrowing it eleven inches it was
made inconvenient for vehicles to get
in and out.
preliminary injunction was grant
ed forthwith, and, a week ago last
Saturday arguments were heard before
Judge Kelly on a rule to make the
injunction permanent. Mr., Comegys
contended that the erection of the
uole was a trespass. Attorney Robert
Stuart, representing the telephone
company, argued that il the Barretts
could restrain the company from main
tanning a pole in front of their prop
erty every other property holder might
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-16
RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES.

DIR. y. g. Bcdioe, superintendent of the First
Baptist Sunday school, is attending the Baptist
Young Peoples union convention at Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Rev. w. II. Williams, local superintendent Of
the Anti Saloon league, delivered a powerful ten.
pcrance address last evening in the Adams Ave.
nue. chapel.
Rev. d. ID, Hopkins, pastor Of the First Welsh
Baptist church, preached at Moscow last evening
and his pulpit was occupied by sRey. Dr. Leroy
stephens, of Buckncll university.
The services at the Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic
Methodist church last evening were conducted in
English, Rev. William Davis, the PASTOR preach
ing eloquent sermon.
James G. Bailey, licentiate, had charge Of the
services Of the First Baptist church congregation
yesterday. Mr.. Bailey will begin a course Of
study at Keystone academy next term prepara-
tory to his entering the ministry.
The gospel meeting at the Young Women's
Christian association rooms yesterday afternoon
was led by Miss Florence Irving, and the at.
tendance was very gratifying in view OF the
warm weather The collectors recently appointed
to solicit funds for the association are meeting
with much success.
At the jackson Street Baptist church last
evening" :. Y. llosanna, a native Of Oroomiah
Persia, and student at the Jefferson Medical
college spoke on the political, social and rcig.
ious life Of the people of Persia and gave A
DO cription Of the Armenian atrocities and the
work being done by the American missionaries
Rev. Il. A. Boyl, Of the Plymouth Congrega-
tional church. and Rev J. p. Mofat, d. d., Of
the Washburn Street Presbyterian church. ex.
changed pulpits yesterday morning and in the
evening DIR. Mohat preached at the Sumner Ave
nue. Presbyterian church, while Rev. f. j. Nil.
man occupied the pulpit of the Washburn Street
church.
Smoke The Hotel Jermyn cigar, 10c,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-16
EXCITED WoMENFoLK.
How They Will Scramble at Great
Sale of Imported Embroideries.

Womenfolk, who look upon pretty
embrOderies as the richest of trim
mings for summer lingerie as we'll as
dresses and shirt waists, will be much
interested in an important sale that
is to take place in Scranton on Tues
day.
One of the largest manufacturers of
embroideries in st. Gall, Switzerland,
which is the embroidery center of the
woI Id. has shipped to this country the
odds and ends of his seasons manu-
facture, mostly in whole pieces, enc
pattern to a piece, and. strange to say,
without a single duplicate.
One of the largest shipments of this
lot of embroideries has come to Jonas
Longs Sons, in this city, where 1t will
be placed on sale Tuesday morning at
8 o'clock. While much of 1t is worth
ninety cents the yard, and hardly a
yard less than thirty-fve to fifty
cents, it is all to be sold at the price
of seventeen cents.
Therell be a great scramble at the
big store on Tuesday for these beauti-
full embroideries. None will be sold
before 8 o'clock, however. -