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Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
New Town. Create Activity.

CHAMBERLAIN :. D. Fer. S-SpecialH
The advent q the railway into Charles
MIA county Will cause quite a change ia The
business conditions Of that county. Three
Towns, Wagner. Geddes and Platte viii be
established within The county along he line
q the Milwaukee railroad al present herar
constructed ana which ths COMPANY de-
clarss VIII be ready FIR business il the
early spring, and ALREADY there Is d strong
movement On among the husle-s 70 occupy
the vauCus lines Of tus ness IN The three
towns. AT present three large building
moving concerns are engaged in moving
buildings from Edre-lor and Caslaha 10 The
new Gowns and II seems likely thai these
old and familiar towns VIII Re cuurletely
wiped out. Already Arrangements have
been mace for moving every building il
EdEsrrun and nHrv q TIE prominent bust
ness men Of CastElls ana other towns in
me county have declared their Intention Of
getting promptly upon the ground tu The
new towns. The present probabilities H~s
thar the EdEsr1ur News VIII be eventually
located al Geddas with The Castalia Rerora-
Republican a. Platte. the s~1i1u As there
viii also be Z great influx Of people iu-r
the new towns from other portions Of rhs
state il seems certain that Geddes. Wagner
and PLATTE viii ne ne great csuts-s Of ac-
-viry for this portion Of the state during
he coming Season and especially VIII this
he true with Platte. the terminal point.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
IRISH CLAIMANTS GET DECISION
JudEc vHEes Decide. thn Nieces 81
McJleIlnnd Arc RtEhtfuI
HrsFrs

SIOUX FALLS SD. Fea S-S9cc.gI TEL
eE~a- III The now celebrated case involve
.rc Dc he.rshir O. The estate o. John Mevis'-
Land The wealthy pioneer who was crushed
and Elled IN e. elevator II tbs Van Ems
building August g las. rcl--r judge wilkes
,1aav handed down q teeIsI l- 81 which be-
holds -as. ths ireland claimants. Narr
Nr-'tlau- ana Margaret HguI- rs-f ct
t.a deceased Raw. made The hess -a
,a.a case ard .a a.r ralues win thsr vs-
..l-r W..---- Van Fps q g~a-.-sur als-
ness man a-ra rse5 a5-lr.s.-ltu. IS .hg
asz The county judge allows she tr.,
mat Van Evs De asa.-- tr the estate tu-
declares thG. thC-r is nothing lr t1e Jaw
ars.us. such az lv9.tu.-ett He finds has
the John Nc-lsIl4ul whom the American
and Canadian ala.ua-.s Mrs. Mary Vine -.
Grand Rapids Mich Ms Na-ra-e Buck
icy o. Oh .aEo and Thomas EarIe.l-a O.
Calgary. British Northwest Territory. Dee
lcred 30 ~ tbs- brother. was 70, he john
MgTls-lHrt vho met has death n Sioux Fails.
L. = c. Cherry. attorney fa~ t1e American
and CANADIAN ella uHuts already has fled
notice c5 appeal to tbs ss-s r-1u.. cag~,.
As soon as appointed. Ad--rIs--sf-- WI
liam Van EaS furnished q bono Of $50 pp0.
procured from a Baltimore deposit, cr-1uuv.
Tins afternoon he called several lines a. the
Office O. L 3 -aaz-. special Hdululs-rstor
81 me estate 10 demand the transfer Of the
property 10 him. only 70 learn that Ny.
THha~ has gone 10 Chicago. j is lr-iuatc5
mat ne latter may decline 70 comply with
me demand 7; is ny no means Improbable
hat The case may We; have interesting de-
vsicr-s--s.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
Mormon. WIm MiErn1r.

CHEY ENNE Wyo, Feb, T-Sqecisl1-
Governo~ Richards and Secretary Of Sta1e
Chattsrtur have been n salt Lake in con
ference with prominent leaders q The MOI
mon people there regarding the proposed
colonization q the Big Horu basin by The
Mo-mons MesErs A @. Woodruff. Byron
Sessions ana Charles Welsh were appointed
Is 3 committee 10 WISH ne BIC Horn COM
Try ana locE II over prior 10 LIE twnlErE-
Ton o. Mormon colT.Ists who VIII move II
as soou as spring opens Il is believed lhEr
the Mormon settlers VIII do much 10 hult
~ the state In II agricultural ana irriEa
ZION wsy as they are thoroughly couysrsBr'
Win everything pertaining 10 irrigation, gnt
especially IN The ard region.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
that BLIZZARD IN NEBRASKA
RepOrts of the Storm from over
various Parts Of the
state

RED CLOUD. Men. Fen. s-1special)-
The frs, blizzard Of the season Is raging
here. The air IS fun ot snow ana q strong
cold wind ls blowing from the norm. The
murcury is falling fast.
OGALLALA. Neb-. Feb. g-(SpeciaL)-
Snow commenced failing here al oclock
a. II. TO-DAY and Is sim coming down
steadily. Northwest wind Is blowing. bu.
not very cold
CREIGHTON. Nea. Feb E-JSpeciaL3-A
severe blizzard ragged here last night. The
wind blew hard from me north ana the air
WAS filed viii SNOW il waE q had night fer
stock TIE taermome-er E-ool 6 degrees
below zero al : p n
YORK. Neb, Feh s-fSpecizI1-Cuu-
ueDaiug yesterday morning IorK has *
plrlencea The hardest Euuwsrurm Of the
season and Indications are that n VII lasa
all DAY The thermometer dropped 70 1u BE-
low zero.
DUNBAR Web, Fea. 6-.s7saial)-A
rrrcuc northwest wind. accompanied ~
frozen rain ana SHOW. has visited THIS
vicinity he las twenty hours. i is The
worst storu Of The season.
GENEVA. Nec. Feh. Especial -A
ELlzzard. he worst by far Of the season,
ragged all night ana ne mercury dropped To
? degrees hel0w zero. i IS sriL blowing
cold ana showing this morIiIE
GRAND ISLAND. Neh- Fen E-JSpeciall
Yesterday lbuur = O'Clock Il me afternoon
Z blizzard began and ragged during the night
4 small umou-t ~ SNOW fen which IF badly
Lr-fIeG. The thermometer registered 3 de-
Erees below zero ana the weather stu re-
mains cold Trains VIII ne & little behind
schedule time. but no serious blockade IS
reported
HARVARD Neb- Feb. E-speeElp-
Yesterday morning z Light SNOW began fall
tuE. though not til afternoon was me storm
severe Since thsu enc q me worst storms
o. he season has been sweeping The prair=
he snow benE driven rr e strong north
wln5 has become badly LrtEtr1
. SUTTON Nsh- Fe4 S-ISpee4a-l-a
VERY had s.a~l -szela5 here IT q = n yes
lerdsr Il has been s~arvluE ana blow ne
an u-EEr ana his morning Erl3 continues
The snow has 1-@e5 badly j. Is e1sdF'
Than e. has been -hfz winter.
ST EDWARD Sch Fen S- Special -
= cusd wsvf s--uaE -his vicinity yeztsr1ay
ne W-ud blowing e Ezls Th-E nora-1G
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

CHAMBERLAIN : D-Feh E-0Sperial-
The .-year-old dauEhter q M and Mrs.
John Powell who reside in Ola township tbs
county. was yesterday evening burned 10
death The aeeidsuc occurred while ne
mother was temporarily absent from The
room attending 10 some chores. The little
oDe being left playing il The house with hsr
4-veEr-oId b-oIher. The mothers al
teution was attracted ny cries and when
she reached the room Inc Ind was already
srveloped in flames. The child was 50 se-
verelv burned that +, died Immediately after.
II Is presumed thar during lhs absence o.
ne mother the little ones began playing
with the FIRE n The stove with the result
above stated.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
Hotel air seruIed.

FREMONT Nch, Feb. 6-lSpeclaL)-
JudE- Crimson handed down hls decision
yesterday u The case Of Eno against An
dreVs. establishing -hs ule 70 The south
twenty-five feet q TIRE Enc hoJG building
In SAVIOR o. Mrs Emo but requiring Der 70
pay for The improvements made taxes and
other expenditures on the property paid ON
hy Moore Judge Crimson als7 UverTulea
the mu-lnu 10 suspend sentence O. Edward
jerome who Was given ten years 10 me
penlteu-ary for shooting l. : Pope pend
tnE his appeal 10 ina supreme court The
jury Is called for February lS and q IS ms
tueention a. Judges Crimson and HoLlcu-
beck 10 clean uP ne docker al that tine
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

RAPID CITY. : D.. Fer. SD Special
Telegram "A L Jester, g hotel man ant
old resident Of TINS ct-y. has nyslsrlUusly
Disappeared Re had some unpleasant words
Win bis wife and left for unknown par:
on Friday night and has not been seen since
He wrote z note for his wife before leaving
the house. which told her he intended &c
end MS life. Sunday morning his wife re
ceived d letter dated al LLsk. Wyo. rs
stated that he mad his revolver and o~vsrcoat
and thar she would receive hls remains. j
IS believed Ina, he IS temporarily insane
ana there are fears trat he VIII commit sui
eide. He mas . wife and two little boys ant
is 2 member II good standing o. The Society
o. Black =Ils Pioneers.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

uEAuwpOu s n. Tec -.SreciblH -
uesdwoos s well flied uY TINS week with
persons attending u dlFfrtrt eBuB-re 80
the United states term Of court which
convened yestu-dBy There are 8 large
Nun ss- o. witnesses from the othc- side o.
The state more Than to- a rureer o. wears
The grand jury has commenced work and
here Will hs several arIutuEi aEzes 'c' the
aa-r. er she tra q his wpeE
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

ASHLAND, Neh-. Feb s-DSpeaiall-Tbe
city council Of Ashland. Al its las, meeting
Tuesday night, passed and Mayor Railsback
signed Ed ordinance prohibiting children
under lt wears Of age from playing or run
ming on The streets between the hours Of 2
, Il. and 5 q L. and providing q penalty
Of not less than 81 nor more than s2O for
violations Of The ordinance. The curfew
ordinance IS the result Of vigorous agitation
here for several months ny members Of the
WomEuls Christian Temperance union.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
IowA's STORY or THE STORM
Blizzard Sweeps with GreHt Fury
Through MANY Towns,

Through Many Towns,
MASON CITY. Ia. Feb. 8.-lSpeaiRl Tel
a-rEm8-The worst blizzard of Inc year
swept over this part o. he state last nigh
and today. i extends as far west as
Carton and cas-, 10 C2lmar. East Of Cal
za- q heavy rain prevailed Here snow
Was piled n places three 70 five feet dazp.
The street car line ms uui moved q vince
rodEv. The s0ut1oound IRAN on the Mason
CITY d Fort Dodge did moi leave The STATEN
uutl afternoon TIM narjhbound passe1-
ger on me Chicago & Northwestern was
abandoned The lowe CeurraIF pEsseure.
service was Two hours delayed and he
freight service four hours The Chicago.
MtIvauEes 4 81. Paul was also DELAYED.
The THERMOMETERS has averaged about 2era.
FORT DODGE. Ia Fca a-Ispecisl Tel
EErau One o. the wors. billiards that
has visited northern Iowa Tor many wears
STRUCK lLls 581ricu LAST night The ten
p~srzture fell several degrees in as mauy
MINUTES ana Ire u0r-hwesr vim blew Z
gale Much suffering IS reported through
ont northern Iowa because Or uuprcparec.
ness for The Storm Livestock interests
ere greatly injured. Business Is practically
suspended uutI he storm Subsidies
DEs MONIES Feb E-lspecisl Tele-
gram There is not Z railroad liaparrbsr
il the city VINO hs scheduling trains. The
wires are an dCwr and trains are being ru-
on their rlEttB Trains are nearly all az
time and 80 far aut little diff rllty is being
experienced The passenger trains are EtvnI
The r.gL.-of-WEy and treiEats are rumpzLle.
To poke along lr srV old rate The frs
MESSAGE -hat the CrIeECo & Northwestern
r~c-eivF= today was e. noon ana aane from
r-e hsslqlarters tn Chicago ever the West.
eru Urluu The storm reached tbe CRY a.
UEst shortly after supper Tine ana urr
early this morning he Euow sBa slsst isll Z
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
WORST STORM OF THE WINTER
Entire West and Sweep by
High wind and Buried
in snow.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb minneapolis TO-
day experienced he s~everest storm Of the
winter. Shortly before midnight 3 light
snow began falling, accompanied by Z high
wind and low temperature. By daytrsak
The snow was packed into deep drifts in
some places. while the wind swept Inc
ground bare II others Business Is par-
Glvzed and trains are al late.
DENVER. Fen. Swallowing he blizzard
Of last night the weather here this morning
is cIear. but cold. Temperatures II Colo
rado range from zero 10 10 degrees below
The snowfall IS light. Trains from Inc
east are reported delayed by the storm.
WICHITA. Feb. E-The heaviest snow Of
the season began falling last night and con
r5rucs today. Trains are delayed Oh mos
@. the roads.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

ABERDEEN : D., Feb s-JSpeclal ~
A curnmirfes q citizens consisting % Isgac
Lincoln. ] : Negtsr anl. i McGIEahIIu,
has been sslsgled 10 choose lands far The q
duwDent o. the Aberdeen Normal school.
Commissioner Eastman has furnished . lis,
o. public LANDS from which selections can be
made and an ehurt VIII he mace by the com
nlttes TO secure Tie bes1 lands possible
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

WEST POINT Nth Zen K-spsrial4-
The building boon which WIS .uzlEursred
IN West PsIut lasl year BIDS iEa rs be re-
neVed tins spring Residences are planned
End contracts ley for seven ~ our p-oul-
1eut citizens 5nzludlnE County judge KrzEH.
who VIII ereu 2 uGaa dwelling OF liz
ais near The Cou1 house a large and
-cmmCajaas parsonage VII be erected ny
the cozgrtsaria1 - tts Grace L1-Ag-gl
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
sOth Feet AmputAted

OGALLALA, Neb, Zen E.-IspeCiall-
Dr. HoIlinEsworth Of this place, assisted ny
Dr.. Lucas from North Platte. Tuesday an
putstsd both feel al the ankle from Frank
Richmond, the man who fell from hls
wagon January - and f-ozs hs tee.. Or.
HolinEsworth states that be stood he oper-
anon well and has hopes of MS recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
Mnrrie. Without Parsnt.. Con.ent.

HASTINGS, Nsb- Feb. s.-lSpecial Tel
sEran)-Oris Nun has made application
Tor I writ o. hRbaas corpus which VIII be
heard tomorrow afternoon ny Judge Adams.
Null EUt into his present difficulty by
marrying the 14-year-oId daughter Of q
Franklin county farmer without The consent
q the girls parents, Ee now claims that he
did not understand thai he mad taken an
asth 70 questions relating 10 the girl, but
that they were questions concerning only
himself.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

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l.enea are hAff!. q "'I'A"1s.ef came ~
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ana me mercury mas lAI1 20 zero inns
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80 -o5sr ~ an 1~ar-iaaIr ETs2e,5ag
Nas Fen E-,s,a~sr,-
Yesterday aft er,oor ne wea-as- turned enid
and p heavy snougto-u and Do--bwes, wind
r-4vgDed during the night. This morning
ne mercury s-oo5 < below ze~a Trains on
me F1sboru we're considerably DELAYED nv
me snow. Considerable trouble was mad
urvtur trains II the ELkhorr YARDS. ne fms
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
STATISTICS Of The SCHOOLS
Items cleaned from the Annual Re
port Of state Superintendent
Jackson.

LINCOLN Faa g. special 1-stnte So
0e-.ntrndrr. jackson has completed q re-
ur-r showing TIE condition &c ths Net-EstH
schools for the wear ending JAY DO. 1872
The resources for me yeEr amounted so
81 SFg SOB so. which was evenly balanced lr
Re ~rzpe-etu-rs The ls-rss, Hfl OF sZ-
use was salaries of teachers She Increase
ss II Cue 10 attentions 20 -hs E-H.s teach
ne force and .. many instances e raise 10
sa.i- as The report shows that there are
e $40 school houses 10 ths s.i-s vhch nun
Der includes lE l7r sraoo. houses. one q,
hlIa5 straw and che -E steel Following
g SUMMARY ~ The statistics contained
10 .ra -rg.r.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

HASTINGS, Nsh.. Feb. 6-lSpecial Tel
egrsnp-Shsrif Venran Of Fillmore county
vas II Hastings today End TOOK FLOYD San
dsEe in charge. He was captured here
yesterday by Chief Of Police Martin and
held for chicsenstsaling. Sandare Is 4
member Of Z thoroughly organized gang o:
chicken thieves which has been Operating
in Clay and Fillmore counties for na1y
months and II IS thought tia; his a-res
VIII be the cause Of the breaking W Of ths
hanr Of LhieyA
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
soDY or sIssoN ARRIVES HOME
Town of IT. EdwArd Prepares for the
n-riEr of L. Errn

ST EDWARD. Nea, Feb. S-Special5-
The body o. Lieutenant Siss1r arrived TO-
aay al 23O : L. The BODY was accom-
panied from Columbus by Sergeant Brock ana
three other members Of Company X. Al the
Depot The remains were net hv the local
members e the FRS. Nebraska ana z ru-he-
Of citizens and wsrc- conveyed TO the Pres
hvrsrIHu church, whore they VIII lie ID state
uutl the funeral al 1.3O = II. tomorrow
which VIII be II charge O. his late c1ura des.
All the business places VII be closed from
! 10 $50 ,. II. tonurrow during The funeraL
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

GRANT Neh-. Feb. E-CSpeciaID-Mrs
Fannie L Galley has bought the Perkins
County Sentinel from c. ? Smith. who has
purcased another pape- a. Ord. Neb. The
new management VIII make the Seurins. 3
republican paper
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

CHEyENNE Mya- Feh e. special 1-
The new pooling system on the firm and
SIKH districts o. The Union PaCIhc. as far
a. ne passenger runs are concerned, has
been abandoned and he engine crews on
tbs Two districts viii -uD as formerly. Tho
freight men VII continue 10 he governed
Isl he pooling arrangement al leasl for The
urczprf
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb. Feb. G.-CSpe-
ciaL)-WIIia- Battles, The young negro
Who was convicted o. criminal assault
upon ne person q MoIie Currs. was 70
day sen fenced 70 TWO years az hard labor
in The peutleutiary The case VIII he
taken 10 the supreme court
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
sou1h nalotn Man Henored.

ABERDEEN. 5 d zen 6-IspeciaI ii
is nov known thHt General LEwtan. prior ra
MS death. made q recommendations for Inc
b-eretttug Of Lieutenant John c Macarthur.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

CHEYENNE WYE Feb s-Speclal1-
The work Of taking ias from me LA~aEIs
r!ver has been resumed ty int Union Pa
cfae Pour thousand IONS O. ice Ter ship
ueut Il Kansas points VII be taken out
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

t-a-r ard o t-ts sore fe1l-r t ths
Nebraska S6-a rF-E Oh orc r tts principal
uro--u-r- corners ir ths bus 1rss seeIar
&c trs city
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

Below ----.
= indicates trace 1f 7reciultsci0r.
-TC-US A WELSH
Local Forecast 0thcIal
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09

Nensus-Males ls0.tasI females, ls2.l0l
to,sl, - -Gz
slgus. 90 loE, l-l SOD, 81 hBle5 straw.
] steel J. Total 6.71N.
Average number Of days Of school II al
districts l94 number Of graded schools.
81. nuuoer e teachers n graded schools.
'g5 number q private schools. ia
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
m WILLARD ~. MORSE. > : &C..

Wnrcria M~dicn AFTER Hundreds ct
Icsts ana ~ tursful AualNsfs In
do-ses nufys rurc Malt WhtsGcy
~ the only Absolute Cure tor erip.
vmonta rnd tousumutiCn.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
AT THE THEATERs TO-DAY.

BOyD-MovirE pictures 2SO ana E.l5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S.1a
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
pocrTA sANpALwoon CArsILEs.

Cures G~onorrhaca. elect or unnatural dis
charges in y few DAYS. Fun directions
Price $50. AL druggists. o. -Hl. Z DICK
L Co. 90 Centre ST New York
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
standard Oil case Continued.

The case Of the State Of Nebraska against
the Standard OIL Trust was assigned by the
supreme couri Today as d special order Of
business 6Or February 20. Ii was the iuten-
uun Of The three judges Of the court 10 hold
uUi chs sitting q urin 1he present -no--h. hut
Oh motion Of the attorneys for The defense
IN the trust case they consented 10 listen To
on the defendants demurrer Oh
the Gate named. Senator Thurston. Alfred
". Bddy Of Chicago and T. L. Mccoy Of
Omaha, all Representing the Standard OIL
company, appeared II court This morning
and asked FOR the continuance. Attorney
General Suyth viii conduGt the prusecu-
lion Of TIE case for the state. II the de-
PENDANTS demurrer Is sustained Nv the
court The case wiz he thrown out Of court
Objection IS raised 10 a hearing il ths su-
preme court on The grounds that that rrib-
unal Is without original jurisdiction 10 Try
he case, il being Of q criminal character.
Attorney General Suyth today fled with
he supreme court the belated case invoIr-
ng The constituliouaIity Of the pure foo5
Nv The paper filed Is an agreed state
nent q! facts. signed by both The governor
and rhe auditor. and il Is accompanied by
an application signed by Deputy Food
Commissioners Hlbbard FOR 3 persmptory
writ Of mandauus 10 compel The auditor 70
allow his claim for salary for services per
'urmed under the Law. The auditor refused
10 audit the claim on the ruUnd that the
appropriation not being specihc enough
souId not ne drawn from the treasury.
AdjurEnt General Barry VIII mus.er CON
pauy x Of Columbus into The new First
'CEimenl Dexr Tuesday evening a. g O'Clock
Attorney General Smyth, on bshalf q the
Uate and the Board Of Educational Lands
md FUNDS. has brought suit in The district
SQUIRT %, Otoe county asking that the com
nissiuners Of than county be compelled 70
change the wording Incorporated in certain
~-efuuding bonds Of the county amounting
% So, D0O. These bonds were purchased ny
lie state in August, 1898, ana were made
m investment Tor the permanent school
fund. Al a consultation between the rourty
commissioner and The Board Of Edura-
tiunal Lands and Funds II was agreed that
TINS amount OF bonds should he payable 2;
the optiun Of the count aur lime after
the expiration Of fifteen years AS signed
however. the bonds provide nat they mas
Ne PAD any time Wf-hin fifteen years a.
the option Of the county. Al ofhEial o.
Oroe county rendered Treasurer Msservt
several thousand dollars in part paymani
On these buDds. bur The offer was rejected
Meserve holding that The clause lDcorpor.
ated in ne bona was not according 10 agree
mept and hence puid. The suit was 10 have
been tried before Judge Jesseu tomorrow
but IL went over for some time for The req
son ina. Treasurer Msssrys tbe chief vii
ness for ne state. viii be absent from III
city. he viii 60 70 Norfolk with 1hs stat
Beard q Transportation.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
FORECAST or The WEATHER
Fnir FRIDAY with Rising Temperh-
turcs cloud ana Warmer SAT-
urt-y Nrrinh'c Winds

WASHINGTON Tea s-Toreeast fr- Fri
day and Saturday
F1- Nebraska KANSAS and the DaFo.Es-
TgI- Friday with rising Temperature sat
u~5av cloudy and warmer variable winds
For Iowa and Nssour-Ta.- F~i5gy. VIII
FARMER il western portion SATURDAY Inc
e~HHstur cloullrsas and warmer. variable
winds
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-09
Lcr-l Record.

oTT--T or TIE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA. Fs" record uf tenn
]s~aru-E and precipitation. ~caIu1ared win
the ~ua~resooudlaE day Of the last three
year,
1900 -sag lgay 1877
Maximum -ruuH-atL-E. $ I'D Ga h0
Minimum temperature - -w 49, 90
Average temperature . -#A ~ 40
Precipitation ......... As N. r 900
Record Of tr-ua~atura and precipitation
a. Omaha for this day and since March
g. 1899.
Normal for -he day ........ 80
De1ui.~-v Fu" the ay...... -
Accumulated excess since March l..... ff1
Normal rainfall Tor thu dHv. ........ "" inch
Excess for the day..... .......... Al inch
Total rainfall since March 1.. % rs inches
Deficiency since March 7......- 4 "a Inches
deficiency for cor period. ls9A A. inches
ueaeieuey for cor PERIOD lSa7 lt.6 inches
Report from stations ut : y. IN.