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Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
DEBS PEERS INTO FUTURE
Apostle Of Labor viii Speak on
Cooking Forward" Working
Men Still suffer Hardsbips.

Eugene V. Debs, apostle Of labor and So
cialism, arrived in Omaha yesterday morn
ing and will probably remain until Friday.
His lecture on the theme Looking For
ward" will be given this evening in Boyd's
opera house. Mr.. Debs had expected to
lecture at Sioux City last night, but owing
to a misunderstanding his date there was
cancelled. The members Of organized labor
in Omaha have made extensive arrangements
to give their leader a cordial welcome on
the occasion of his appearance here, as
they believe he will further their cause ma
terially with the general public.
Mr.. Debs has just finished a tour through
the coal mining and lumber districts, where
he found labor conditions still far from ideal.
There is much greater activity in many
lines" he said, and while wages have
slightly increased the worker is still
a wage slave. He is still receiving a dis
proportionate share of the wealth he creates
and there will soon be a renewal Of the
cry of overproduction due to the UNDER
consumption OF the masses"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
ILLINOIS CENTRAL AND DENVER.
Road Said to Re Seeking an Entrance
to the Colorado Cnni1nL

DENVER, Jan. 10.-CSpecial Telegram.)-
According to current report here the nli-
nois Central is seeking entrance into Den
YER Official confirmation of the report is
unobtainable, but several facts give it more
than a semblance OF truth. Recently ghe
Denver, Boulder g. Northern road was in
corporated and secured terminals in Den
yer. This road will be built at once to the
coal fields twenty-five miles west of Den
yer. But the trackage facilities it has OBJ
tanned IN Denver are far more extensive
than the plans as given out call for, and
are almost the last opening to the business
railroad center of Denver. The Boulder
road is backed by people closely connected
with the illinois Central and the latter road
Is believed to be figuring on a Colorado coal
supply.
Even though the trunk line might not
want to use its terminal for many years, it
could well afford to give the minor line
substantial backing If some of its appar-
emily stronger rivals should attempt TO
carry out the ayowed policy of extermina-
tion. Additional reasons for giving credence
to the report are the facts that the Illinois
Central has reached west as far as Omaha
already and that IL is known to have an eye
on western business.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11

Of tho government. holds that money ia
paid into the treasury OF the United States
by being deposited with the treasurer OF the
United states here in Washington or to his
credit with on assistant treasurer or in any
national bank Of deposit"
That has been the rule governing the ac-
counting officers OF the government for many
years. Letters from thirty or forty years
Of service in the treasury, showing that
money deposited in a depository bank Is a,
much deposited in the treasury of the United
States as when deposited in any SUBJ
treasury. The customs property was sold
July 8, 1899, to tho National City bank for
So, 265, 900, which amount was $3.50, 900 larger
than that rendered by the next highest bid
der. August 2S, certificates OF deposit were
forwarded to the department covering
s., 210, 900 credit as covering the proceeds or
the custom house property in the general
account Of the treasurer with the Nationar
City bank, a depository bank. The treasurer
duly accepted the fund as a deposit lin tho
treasury
1t was subject to his jurisdiction and or
ders. Subsequently the National City bank
was ordered by the treasurer to transfer to
the subtreasurer or other national bank de-
positories sums aggregating SO, 800, 900.
No rent has been paid to the National
City bank for the government occupancy
for the reason that such payment awaits
appropriation by congress.
The correspondence between the depart
ment and the National City bank Is quoted
showing the refusal Of the department to
give the National City bank its full balance
of s4,O 900, 900 except concurrently with all
other banks in the first group, the balances
Of the National City bank and the Hanover
National bank being built up pro rata with
all other banks.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11

More than likely a proposition to vote
bonds for a new High school building will
be submitted to the voters of South Omaha
at the spring election. This question was
brought up last year, but it was decided
that a general election was a bad tim to
submit such a proposition on account OF
other interests. With nothing at stake
but a local election it is thought that the
voters will give more heed to a bond prop
osition and not omit to vote on it, as has
been the case when such questions have been
submitted at general elections.
DR.. Wolfe, superintendent Of public in>
struction, is greatly interested in the pro-
ject and is preparing data to be submitted
to the people in case it is decided to bring
I'D the issue in April.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11

Omaha hospital and was reported some bet
ter yesterday,
Thirty cars Of corned beef left chicago
last week for the British troops in the
TransVaal.
Officers OF the woman's Relief corps and
the local Grand Army post were publicly
installed last evening.
Kuppe, the tailor. has removed TO omaha
and MogN Is preparing TO open bOotblack
parlors In the room vacated by him.
The fire department was called to Twenty
sixth and + streets yesterday by the burn
ing out Of a chimney, The loss was triiliug.
The stock situation In Arizona is reported
to be all that can he desired and cattle
men are looking forward to a prosperous
year.
William Harmon and sister Nellie of
Louisville, KY are In the city, the guests
of Mrs. W, J. McCrann and Mrs. \, NJ.
Gallagher.
The choir of the Episcopal church will
meet at the home of Colonel and Mrs. \. l..
Lott, 1907 North Twenty-sccoud street, Fri
day evening.
A temporary organization Of the local
building contractors has been formed.
Permanent officers will be elected ut a
meeting to be held next week.
Jack walters, assistant superintendent of
the Union Stock Yards company, has re-
days visiting friends and relatives.
Archie Baidlaw the new chute house
clerk at the stock yards, is rapidly bccom-
ceptable clerk.
The women of the First Baptist church
will give n missionary tea at the home of
Mrs. C. L, Talbot, T~wenty-second and j
streets, Friday afternoon. Mrs, Sly of the
Child. Saving institute, Omaha, will deliver
an address.
Eugene Il. Eggert of Armour's and Mss
M. Smith were married at ST. Agnes church
yesterday morning. After the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. *.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Eggert will reside in
Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
TOO MUCH MONEY.

A man ate a heaping saucer of Grape
Nuts every morning because they tasted
30 good
In about ten days he began to turn
against the food, and finally lost the pleas
ure of his %favorite dish altogether.
The same thing happens to a child who
eats too much honey or candy. or any
other good thing, The system gets more
than 1t needs and nature revolts. in order
10 prevent further overlooking, Grape-Nuts
furnish a condensed food, and when eaten
in moderation give one a delicious dish
every morning that is looked forward TO
with pleasant anticipation. When not more
than three heaping teaspoons are used at
a meal the system quickly absorbs all Of
the nutriment, ana the person discovers this
fact by his improved feeling ofo health and
strength. Use Grape-Nuts steadily, but
avoid excess.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
|, SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.


From present indications January will be
the banner month in the history of the city
at the treasurer's office. More people are
paying taxes this month than ever before,
and Deputy Gallagher and Assistant Bur
ness are kept on the Jump during office
hours making out statements Of taxes and
taking in money. One feature especially
noticeable Is the calling for personal tax
statements. Prior to the present time prop
erty owners paid taxes on their realty and
allowed the personal tax to 60 unnoticed.
a short time ago a large number OF personal
tax statements were sent out and the re-
turns are now coming in. Persons who
never before pretended to pay personal
taxes are calling at the treasurer's office and
settling. All the large corporations have
paid the 1899 tax, but many small property
owners did not get around before the tax
was declared delinquent, and these are now
crowding the office daily, paying up in order
to stop the interest which the treasurer dis
empowered to charge on all delinquent
taxes.
Along about February 1, or as soon as the
present rush of business is over. another
determined effort will be made to collect
personal taxes. Every resident of the city
who is behind in payments will be notified
OF the amount due the municipality, and II
no attention is paid to the notice steps will
be taken to collect the debt. The law al
lows the treasurer to levy upon goods suf-
ficient to pay the amount of personal taxes,
and 1t is the intention to make such seiz-
ures unless the taxes are paid. The rapid
payment of taxes at this time and the many
payments by people who have heretofore ig-
nored the calls of the treasurer are consid-
cred an indication that the majority Of the
residents of South Omaha are in a prosper
Gus condition financially. A large number
of out-of-town property owners are also
sending in to the treasurer for statements.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
NORTHWESTERN EyPANDs FIELD.
InauGurntcS New Service Into Dnyen-
port and Rock Island.

port and Rock Island.
A new passenger schedule has been ar
ranged between the Chicago & Northwest
ern and the Davenport, Rock Island G.
Northwestern, the latter being the new
company which recently constructed n new
line from Clinton, Ia, to Rock Island, H..
spanning the Mississippi river with a new
bridge. The new schedule became effective
January s and by means of this connection
the now has a line opened to
Davenport and Rock Island from Clinton.
The four passenger trains arriving at Clin-
ton from Omaha during the morning be-
tween the hours of 1:50 and sos connect with
a train leaving Clinton daily at 6:15 a. m.
over the Davenport, Rock Island G. North
western, arriving at Davenport at 7:45 a. m.
and Rock Island fifteen minutes later.
A night express leaves Rock Island at .
o'clock and Davenport at 9:2O over the
'Tri-City route" arriving at Clinton at
1856, affording connection with the North>
Westerns westbound night train which
passes through Clinton at 2:30 a. m.
The Chicago special arriving at Clinton
at 4:45 p. m. connects there with the train
leaving at $50 p. M, reaching Davenport
at Z p. m. and Rock Island at 1920 D. m.
In addition to the night express a west
bound train leaves Rock Island at 2:45 b..
m. and Davenport at 1905 and, arriving at
Clinton at 1870, connects with the westbound
Northwestern trains leaving Clinton at 500,
$3.50 and 9:55. A morning train leaves Rock
Island at 8 o'clock and Davenport twenty
minutes later which, arriving at Clinton at
1855, affords connections with the North,
western westbound trains leaving Clinton
at 1885 a. m. and 1870 p. M.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
"uenIer,, Lnmes VIII Fight.

Divine Healer" Silas ]. James is prepar-
ing to resist any attempt of the Council
Bluffs authorities to arrest him for com
plicity in the death OF Miss Ethel Yates,
Yesterday he engaged Messrs. Sutton G. Lam
bert to look after his interests and fight
the serving of requisition papers. A mes
sage was sent to Governor Poynter by Mr..
Sutton requesting a hearing in case the Iowa
authorities apply for a requisition. In case
the Council Bluffs officers try to take James
without requisition papers an injunction
Will be interposed. James declares that
he received only so cents for his services,
this sum being given him to pay his car
fare.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
Secret Mark for Cattle.

According to the Denver Live Stock Record
the Colorado Cattle Growers association has
a unique secret cattle mark which has re-
Gently enabled the association to place GER
tain parties in Jail at Hugo. The associa-
ton is able to prove the cattle of its mem
bers by filing a small hole in the top of the
animals horns in which are placed two tiny
shot and a piece of paper. The hole is
then carefully closed and all trace removed
Charles w. Kindle and Lewis Kindle did
not know this, and they were arrested for
appropriating cattle belonging to the asso-
citation. The identity of the cattle stolen
was established by the secret marx.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
JOHN W.. T0USLEY IS DEAD
Former Omnhn Pioneer PASSES Away
mt Minneapolis, Leaving Many
MOurnCrs.

John w. Tousley, who recently died at
his home in Minneapolis. was for twenty
TWO years a resident of Omaha and is well
by surviving pioneers. He To-
Gated in Omaha in 1851, when this city was
only a frontier village, and remained here
until 1877, when he removed to Minneapolis,
where he continued to reside until death
took him away.
Mr.. Tousley's prominence was mainly
achieved in religious work, but he was also
energetic in commercial and industrial lines
ana from time to time he added much to
the upbuilding of Omaha, in a worldly as
well as spiritual way. 1t was while liv-
ing in this city that Mr.. Tousley was
licensed to preach. He entered the Meth
odist ministry and was active in mission and
Sunday school work from the very begin
ming. For nine years he was superintend-
ent of the First Methodist Sunday school
OF this city, and although he lived three
miles from the church, he did not miss a
session of that school for 40 consecutive
Sundays. He earned distinction as one of
the founders of Methodism in Nebraska and
after removing ito Minneapolis he was
equally active in church extension. In Min
neapolis he branched out in the real estate
business and erected many buildings for
tenant purposes.
Mr.. Tousley was a native of Connecticut
and was nearly rs years old. He was mar
ried in Troy, N. Y, in 1S47 and leaves a
wife and several children. His sons are
all prominent in business and religious cir
cles.
Mr.. Tousley of late years had interested
himself especially in behalf of men who
are addicted to the drink habit. He held
temperance meetings in various parts of
Minneapolis and it is said that he brought
about many reforms. Despite his advanced
years Mr.. Tousley remained active until
within a daV Or two of his death.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
Erection of Burlington Depot.

Work on the new Burlington depot at
Thirty sixth and l. streets has commenced
and it is expected that the structure will be
completed in the course Of two weeks. The
depot is being divided into a waiting room,
office and baggage room and will be plenty
large enough to furnish ample accommoda'
lions for some time to come, As the In,
terror is to be ceiled instead OF plastered
cold weather will not interfere with the con-
struction. When the depot is opened it 10
thought that some arrangement will be
made for conveying passengers and baggage
to and from the city and the depot.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
Royal H~ighlnnders Elect Officers.

Dunoon castle No. 60 Of the Royal High
landers elected these officers Tuesday night;
E.. e. f. Ridgway, illustrious protector; DR..
II. J. Aberly, chief counsellor; P. A. Wells,
worthy evangel; c. Christianson, secretary;
]. B.. Smiley, treasurer; Isaac Meyers,
warder; o. w. Helvey, sentinel; e. c. Long,
chief of archers; e. ]. Hansell, chief OF
spearsmen; j. NJ. Tanner, A. p. Matson, R.
A.. Carpenter, prudential chiefs.
1t is the intention of the lodge to give an
entertainment and social at Masonic hall on
the evening of January 20, and a committee
composed of P. A. Wells, ]. M. Tanner, G.
Christianson, C. w. Dean and j. B.. Smiley
will look after the details.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
New TrnnscontinentnI Line.

SIOUX CITY, Jan. 1O.-Since the fore
closure sale of the terminal properties here
the Great Northern controls the Sioux City
& Northern and has consolidated the two
roads with branches OF the Great Northern
into the Willmar & Sioux Falls, Both the
Sioux city roads use the terminals and OBJ
viously the wish OF the Great Northern must
be greater now than ever to own the tracks
and station, as otherwise it might be shut
out of Sioux City. Money has been appro-
priated within the last week for the ex-
pansion OF the Willmar & Sioux Falls, in
GLIDING, 1t is said. extensions to Denver
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
Another Grading petition.

A petition is being circulated for chang
ing the grade OF Twenty-third street, be-
tween o and Q, and those signing agree to
waive all damages which may result by
the alteration of the grade. The intention
is to make a cut of about ten feet at ?
street. This portion Of Twenty-third was
being graded when cold weather came on
and put a stop to the work. Three more
days of good weather, however, would have
finished it. In the original grading, done
last fall, a cut of eight feet was made at
p street, but it appears now that property
owners are not entirely satisfied with this
and want more of the hill taken off. Dan
Harmon has the contract for the original
grading, but If the new petition goes
through bids for the additional work will
be advertised for and a new contract en-
tered into.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11

Iowa Is shipping large quantities OF hogs
TO this market at the present time,
city Attorney Montgomery has gone TO
Ohio to attend TO some legal business.
William Schneider and wife. Thlrty-eighth
and S streets, report the birth OF a daugh-
tC..
NJ police recovered an overcoat yester-
day which had been stolen from DR.. James
Kelly.
The directors Of the Live Stock exchange
will meet Monday to elect a secretary and
treasurer.
Joe Lee, who was kicked by a horse at
Brewers livery stable Monday night, is
receiving the best OF treatment at the South
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
Special Features
orted gowns. She will give a
Physical Culture Act

as usual, new facial exercises and an ad-
yanced system of Facial Massage will be
demonstrated from the stage.
The Ladies of Omaha, as we'll as else
where, owe a great debt of gratitude to
Nine. Yale, who has taught them so much
and shown them by actual and practical
demonstration the science of correct living
and the happy results.
We are Nine. Yale's agents for Omaha,
ana we shall, therefore,, continue to carry
a full line of Nine. Yale's scientific health
and toilet preparations.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11

and Omaha. Railway and business men
here are expecting daily the announcement
that the Great Northern will take the mag
nifcent terminal properties off the hands Of
the Philadelphia owners. 1t will be a dec
~laration that Hill intends to carry his Sioux
City & Western line to connection with the
southwestern lines at Denver and thus make
a new trnnscontinental line.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. lot is said
that the railroads have conceded the most
essential points asked for by the shippers
in the controversy over the routing Of cars
OF oranges from southern California to
eastern points. About thirty carloads of
oranges are going out each day.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
Tickets.

The tickets for Nine. Yale's lecture arc
now ready; they may be obtained at our
drug department. on this occasion we will
give a ticket good for reserved seat to
Nine. Yale,s lecture. with any purchase Of
Those DESTROYS of securing seats should get
them In advance, as they will doubtless all
he taken before day of lecture; and we
shall give the best seats to the first pur-
chasers. We shall tomorrow
morning to give a ticket with each purchase
of Nine. Eale's remedies, and continue CIV
ing them ONT as long ns fhey last
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11

Size doesn't indicate quali:y. Beware OF
counterfeit and worthless salve offered for
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. DeWitt's is
the only original. An infallible cure Cor
niles and all skin diseases.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
Nine. YaIe's Natural Beautltlers

Nine. Yale's Hair Tonic, re
stores health and color to the
hair ana stops 1t from falling;
creates its growth. ............S l.O0 rs
Nine. Ya!e's Skin Food (small,
for Wrinkles) ...r........... 1.50 LIS
Nine. Yale's Bust Food (small,
for developing neck. bust and
Mime. Yale's Complexion Face
Powder, three shades, Pink,
White, Brunette .............. 80 40
Nine. YAle's Complexion Bleach
Qor Moth Patches and Liver
Spots ............ ...........,.. 100 l.5
Nine. Yale's Comp eXiOn Cream
0or softening ana refining the
skim "i.."iI,.;'', LOO 40
Cmakes the hands soft, deli
'(skin Tonic .......""....'. 100 rs
Nine. Yale's Magical Secret Cfor
softening water ...."..-"". $50 1"&
Mime. Yale's Great Scott (smalD 100 10
Mime. Yale's Jack Rose Leaves
Liquid Rouge ,..,,.,,....,... 100 10
Nine. Yale's Jack Rose Buds
dip Salvc) ,.,,.......,..,.. LOU 10
Mime. Yale's Face Enamel white
and PINK ,,,"...,.., LOO LIS
Nine, Yale's Mole and Wart EN-
tractor (SmalD .........,,,.. 100 10
Nine. Yale's Lily skin Whitener 100 .76
Nine. Nale's Complexion Brush. 100 rs
Nine. Salc's La FreCkla tor
Frecklesl .."."""."".".. 100 40
Her our
Price. Price.
Mail ana Express orders promptly
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
Mime. Yates Health Remedies

Her Our
Price. Price.
Nine. Yale's Fruitcura Gor Fee
male Weakness) ..............Sl $40 .5
Mime. Yale's Blood Tonic (Puri-
flying the Blood. ............... 100 rs
Mime. Yale's Antiseptic. .....,.... 100 rs
Nine. Yale's Digestive Tablets
Qor Indigestion, etc, small
Slze) ...'....,. ...,..,.,......... .oV 40
Nine. Yale's Complexion Tablets
Qarge size) Observation-Disclosures. 100 rs
Nine. Yale's Complexion Tablets
small size .,....."......".... 80 40
Nine. Yale's Fertilizer Tablets
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
Ladies'

We are pleased TO announce a lecture by
Madame Yale on "Woman'e Health and
Physical Culture" to be given at Boyd's
sorry to inform you that this will be Nine.
Yaie's last lecture in Omaha, as she is 70
stfongly from urge the those !eS WSn arp p'p not tnioy, ms
perfect health to attend this lecture, as
Mime. Yale is recognized as .he greatest
living health scienlist-she win tell you
how TO get well and how to stay well.
Nine. Yale Will define the close relation
ship between health and beauty, and point
out to women wherein they are responsible
for their ,vyp condition
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11
Deeds.
Sheriff to Newton Land company,
Total amount of transfers .,,.,.,,

Same to II. j. Twinting, lot ., block
r." loves add.....,...,..r.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11

Mail ana Express orders prom
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11

The connection of the National City bank
with the sale Of the old custom house prop
erty in New York is described in a memoir
andum prepared by the supervising archi-
tect's Office. In that connection, however,
the secretary calls attention to the allega-
tion that he has violated the law by deposit
ing the proceeds in a bank depository, when
the act decreed that the proceeds should
be deposited lin the United States treasury"
Every United States depository bank is,
within the meaning of section 5153 Of the
revised statutes, a part Of the United States
treasury. The moneys which may be de-
posted in such a bank include all classes
Of receipts except customs, and when such
moneys are deposited in such a bank to
the credit of the treasurer of the United
states, they are lin the treasury just as
much as II they were physically on deposit
in the treasury vaults at Washington.
The secretary cites decisions OF the su,
premc court which establish beyond question
the legality of his action.
The comptroller Of the treasury, whose
decision is binding upon the executive branch
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-11

ION March 1, 1897, there were 150 national
bank repositories holding a total of SIG
l9s, 40. With few exceptions. these insti-
buttons received deposits from internal rev
enue collectors and RENTED to the sub
treasures any surplus over the amount of
the fixed balance which they were per
united to hold. The amount of public de-
pcsits remained about the same during the
first six months of this administration. In
November began those large payments which
resulted from the highly successful settle
ment OF the Union Pacific railroad indebted
hess payments, aggregating SOS, 44S, 223. It