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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-14
SPECIAL. SUNDAY TRIPS TO WEST
POINT.
Next Sunday and Every Ss1nday-SiNty
Cents E.OnItl Trim.

Fast limited train leaves Southern Rail
way station, $50 y. NJ. returning, leaves
West Point $50 2 NJ. Fare for the round
trip. sixty cents. Tickets on sale Saturday,
good returning Sunday or Monday, 81 for
the round trip.
c. w. WESTBURY, T. P. A
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a Chip,

Mark-I saw that little boy Of yours to-
day.
Burroughs-Did you? Think he's like
me?
Mark-Very much.
Burroughs-Do you really?
Mark-Yes, he asked me for some money.
Philadelphia Press.
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Meetings POSTPONED.

The colored Republican political meeting
that was to have been held on North Sec
ond Street last night was postponed 70
Friday night, because hail could. not De
secured.
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BAD BLOOD is a bad thing. It is re-
s;ronsiblc for Scrofula salt rheun. hui
nnors and many other diseases. includ-
ing rheuma tism and that tired feeling
Bad blood is made good blood by Hoods
SarSaparilla
Sick headache is cured by Hoods Pills,
25c
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sa,.;,ouS l;yn,nn,c.

Henry Clay's letter accepting the Wing
nomination for President in 1874. did not
exceed % lines.-Philadelphia Times.
And what n licking he got.-Boston
Daily Advertiser
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SEWING MACHINES.

SO on easy payments Viii buy ou- ele-
gant-fnished Iarest-styIe bali-beartng New
Home The best and 1Ightest running sew
ing machine made. SPECIAL discount to
cash buyers during the month OF August.
81 per week viii ouy our SIS New Ideal
Any style machine repaired Do not pur-
chase any sewing machine until you Ses
US. NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
OFFICE. No. 9o2 East Broad Street. Rich
mond. Va.
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The Progress OF Dress Reform,

The shrs-waist man having come to
stay-dur.slg the hot weather-it is about
time for the barefoot maiden TO make her
appearance-Los Angeles Herald
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CURRENT TOPICS.

The Nebraska State Journal says that
the assumption that Mckiniey's policy in
the Philippines is distastefu to the ma
ior:ty of the islanders is q sratuitous as
sumpt on of fact, and is denied by all the
leading officials who have taken part in
the occupation Of the archipelago or who
have visited it as the representative Of the
President We go a step farther ind say
that it is a gratutous assumption OF fact
to say that the inhabitants of the Philip
pnes desire that the United States Gov
eminent will give them their independence
and lenve them to work out their own
salvation. We believe that these island
ers want the protection of the United
States from instruction at home as well
as from foreign invaton.
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Drawing the Line.

Sammy. gran'ma wants you to be
preacher when you grow up.
well, gra-ma mebbe III be preacher,
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Welded in Washington.

Mr.. ]. H Cole and Miss L W. Hask;ns.
both OF this city, were married July 4th
last at the residence Of Rev. Charles T..
House, No. 10 K Street, n. E., Washington.
D. C .s -
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Seeds Dou't Cause Appendicitis.
There is seedless apple in the mar

IN bet you can't get the appendicitis
surgeons to approve of it. cleveland Plain
Dealer
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FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
Work on Rapid Transit Subway
Satisfactory.
PRETTY ACTRESS GOES CRAZY.
The Speedway Deserted on Yesterday
Man Dies of Apopicxy Supcrin-
duced by Broken Ankle.
Father and Child Drowned
PRETTY ACTRESS GOES CRAZY,

NEW YORK. August 1S.-While it is
now three months since the first actual
excavation for the rapid transit subway
was made. and the majority of New York
ers have seen no evidence OF work on
what will be the greatest underground
railroad in the world. progress sattsfnc-
tory to those who have its construction
in charge has been made.
Some of the contractors have been held
back and the work delayed by a tardy de-
livery of steel. but Willinm Barclay Par
sons, chief engineer OF the Rapid Transit
Commission. has been advised that ship
ments will be begun before the end OF the
month. BY that time excavations at
several points will have been so far adj
vanced thut steel can be put n as soon
as it is received. and then progress rapid
enough to reassure the most skeptical
can be made.
There are at present more than three
hundred men working daily on the suo-
way. These are employed on five OF the
fifteen sections into which the work has
been divided. These five sections include
about half OF the distance OF the tunnel
line. but the excavation so far accom-
rlished IS inconsiderable when compared
to the work TO be done.
PRETTY ACTRESS INSANE
Miss Mabel Bouton, actress. handsome
and talented is in the insane pavilion at
Bellevue Hospital She will be examined
as TO her sanity to-day On SATURDAY
night she tried to jump from wlndo"
in the Presbyterian Hospital, where she
had been a patient for three weeks.
When Mss Bouton returned from the
mountains a month ago friends noticed
that she bad developed deiusion that she
was beng prosecuted by them One even
ing she was found in her apartments with
two unlighted gas jets turned on. Then
she was taken to the Presbyterian Hos
nital. After making two attempts at sui
eide there she was placed under restraint
and treated with sedatives. Late on
Saturday night the ira ned nurse. hear-
ing a noise in her room, entered TO see
Miss Routon at the window trying to tear
away the bars and jump to the ground,
two stories below. One Of her hands was
badly cut.
George Dennfng, of No. 81 Manhattan
Avenue. Williamsburg. died yesterday of
apoplexy. but according to the physicians
in the Eastern Hospital the cause Of the
apoplexy was one rarely found in med cal
science. Denning's case, too. WIS of pc
culIar interest in other ways. He was
leaving one hospital, where his wife lay
Ill, when he met with an accident. which
was the Indirect cause of his death in an
other hospital not one hundred yards
away
Dsnnfng was descending the sters of the
Williamsburg Hospital last Wednesday
night. when he fell and broke his right
ankle.
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as from foreign invation.
The Financial Chronicle of Saturday re-
ports 105 railroad companies as showing a
gain in their July earnings of $50 per
cent. over the earnings Of July, 1883 The
increase in July. 1899 over July 1895, was
II per cent. SO that the earnings Of July
this year We're % per cent. larger than
they were two years ago The gain re-
ported for last month compares with
gain of s4.41o72S. or 9.2E3 per cent. in June,
and with an Improvement Of 1887 per cent.
reported for the first SIX months OF this
year. The July increase n gross. both
in the aggregate and in rate, is much the
smallest reported so far for any month of
the year. Gains have. in fact. steadily
declined since the beginning Of the year.
In February they We're s7.6J0,0Ho, or 1913
per cent: in March. S6.33i2. go. or l2Ie per
cent; in April s5,95i,o0o or 12-7 per cent:
in May. $500 $50 or lo.7 per cent, The
July increase thus being hardly half that
reported TWO months before.
The Chicago Tmes-iieraJd suggests the
following to Mr.. Mckinley as his letter Of
acceptance:
Gentlemen of The Notification Commit
,ee,-l beg TO thank YOU for the irforma-
ton OF my denomination SO graciOusly
conveyed in your recent communication.
l accept with grateful assurances Of my
devotion TO the prime pies of our party. so
ably set forth N the Philadelphia plat
form.
/ agree with the immortal Lincoln that
1t is never safe 10 swap horses when
crossing Stream-spec.ally when the
other "isoss is troubled With bolts and
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Maybe rode down and the conductor
forgot to take his fare.-Chicago News.
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MANCHESTER BUREAU.
Carriers Drug Store, No 11u2 HUN Street
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,,con1or Russell Sage Luck

Ida-Why did old Cruett look so pleas
ant when he was having his picture
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The Times Is always ln6ebtea to iiicne -
sonals. BUT 1nusI urge tca1 ali such De
sent over The Signature OF tba seaosi.
All unsigned communications Elii DC 'e
jected aiwars
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Mrs. Booth-TuclSer. of the Salvation
Army, who has been seriously i'll at As
bury Park, n j., is said 20 be out Of
ianEer.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-14

Dsnning was descending the sters of the
Williamsburg Hospital last Wednesday
night. when he fell and broke his right
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-14

Scientific sharps who testified in the
Molneux case III New York have sent in
bills for more than $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08
MORTON AND HIS NEW PARTY
sage of Arbor Lodge suGRests the
Phenix to Rise from Ashes of
the Democracy.

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. Nov. 7.-tspe-
cial Telegram Hen. J. Sterling Morton
was interviewed tonight upon the subject
Of the reorganization of the democratic
party along new lines. Mr.. Morton said
IT the democratic party ever acquires
the confidence OF the American people
again 1t must be after its renunciation Of
all the many fallaoics which the popullst
Colonel Bryan. advocates. After su h con-
fession Of its heresies It must also hold
itself a respecter and willing servant OF
the law as administered and interpreted
by the cOnstitutionally established courts
4 the United S.atCs. Any party which ad-
yocates dishonest money must either die
or accede TO power after reCantation OF
its errors and long probation IN attempt
Ing to maintain the honor and integrity OF
the national faith and credit. Perhaps
since the debauchcry OF democracy by Colo
mel Bryan has been so fagrant, new
party. made UP Of the best Intelligence and
patriotism OF the people, might do more
good for the republic than one carrying a
name which since 1896 has meant only
dishonesty, reputation and antagonism to
the constitutional administration OF the
laws. No party preaching fallacies in
finance, dcnouncing the writ OF Injunction
and advocating the initiative and referen-
DUN ought TO succeed in representative
government like this"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08
BRYAN'S FUTURE IN DOUBT
FusiOnisu Begin to Speculate as to What
Shall BE Done with Hin.
BuRKtTT's MAJORITY IS GETTING BIGGER
Probability That the First District
Has Given the Republican CAM
didntc a Plurality of
Almost 3,UOO.

LINCOLN. Nov 7.-(special. People in
Lincoln have begun to speculate as to
whether W. ]. Bryan will continue TO par
ticipete actively in political auairs. Some
fusionists insist that II their party controls
the state legislature he should be eleced
United states senator, but there are about
as many men of the same political faith
who assert unhesitstingy that he should
keep out of the field for at least few
years. 1t has already been announced In
this city by the friends Of the Omaha
fusion aspirant for senator that Mr.. Bryan
some time ago gave his word that he would
not become a candidate.
"He has teen defeated twice and the only
square thing for him TO do now is TO sep
down and out" said Doug,as county demo-
crat. who came down from Omaha this
morning Bryan is n young man and he
can afford to wait few years. There are
other men in Nebraska who are more deserv-
ing that MIR. Bryan and in fact they nave
been assured by him that he will not in
terfere with their plans
Auditor Cornell remarked that II the
legislature is fusion Mr. Bryan and Sena-
tor Allen should be elected senators. He
said, however, that Mr.. Hitchcock would
oppose the election OF the former and that
De naQ uOne more III lht tdulphlBu IMAM
any other man to iniure the fusion ticket
in Nebraska.
From the returns received from ninety
per cent OF the precincts in the First con-
gress .onal district IL is estimated that Con-
gresham Burkett's plurality will be be-
tween $500 and $500. which will be a gain
OF nearly 400 votes over his plurality OF
two years ago. Chairman T. II. Munger
estimates that he will lead George W.
Berge. the fusion nominee by 2,ss5 votes.
For all missing precincts he has given the
fusionists the benefit Of the doubt and he
thinks that the Official figures may raise
the plurality to 1900 or over. OF the seven
counties In the district Congressman Bur-
kett received a plurality in all except
Richardson.
The reports received at congressional
headquarters do not contain the vote for
electors or state candidates, but 1t is be-
lieved that Congressman Burkett ran a little
ahead OF the balance OF the ticket. Even
In republican ranks the vote cast for Mr.
Burkett is a great surprise. The First dis
trict Is normally republican. but maiorities
have never been so large as at this cleo
tion. W. J. Bryan carried the district in
and republican maiorities since then have
averaged less than 1900. Mr. Burkett
received a plurality of 2.4oO votes two years
ago which at that time was considered
remarkably large. Chairman Munger es-
Inmates the plural,ties In the various
counties on CONGRESSMAN as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
NO CONCESSIONS TO G. A. R.
UnwilltnEness of Roads TO Give De-
aired Rate May Lose Encamp-
ment for Denver.


CHICAGO. Nov. THE Record tomorrow
will say:
Present conditions indicate that the mem
bers of the Grand Army of the Republic
will not hold their next annual reunion In
Denver. the place selected at the Chca 20
encampment Tor the 1901 meeting I'm
satisfactory rate arrangements with the
western railroads are expected to turn the
veterans from the Colorado capital to some
lines territory.
The matter of arranging rate affairs for
the next gathering of the veterans, which
Is scheduled for August already has been
taken up In its preliminary stage by the
western roads The old soldiers believe the
success Of the Denver encampment would
depend very largely upon the rates granted
by the lines operating In western territory.
They think nothing higher than fia. !
cent mile rate could be seriously con-
sdered.
the railroads heretofore always have ad-
hered TO a rate Of one fare plus 81 for the
round trip for big meetings and at this
time they show no disposition to break
away from their policy.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08

liam Jennings Bryan remained in his study
during the day. RISING late this morning
and retiring early tonight. ell said this
evening that he had no statement Of any
kind TO make. Mr.. Bryan received hun
dreds OF kilograms during the day and
evening from personal and political friends,
but their nature was not disclosed
1t is Mr. Bryan's intention 10 remain in
Lincoln at least until he is thoroughly
rested. To newspaper correspondents he
asked TO be excused from outlining his
future action.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08
Supreme Court Couveues.

LINCOLN. Nov. Especial Telegram.)-
The supreme court met today, one day
later than usual on account Of the election
The case OF the state ex rel. Gordon against
Moores, from Douglas county. was submit
ted this afternoon.
The Nebraska branch OF the woman's
auxiliary OF the Episcopal board OF mis-
sions met in quarterly session today
About 100 persons attended including a
delegation OF twenty from Omaha Bishops
Williams OF Nebraska and Brooke Of Ok
lahoma were among the visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08
Good MOrtRagc Rccnrd.

COLUMBUS, Neb., Nov. 7-(Special)--
The natural excitement incident to the
campaign during October did not II would
seem. deter the farmers from lowering the
mortgage Indebtedness. The farm mort
cages released during the month were over
$1,000 in excess OF the amount filed. Fol-
lowing is the lineup: Nineteen farm mort
cages filed, worth s2S.251.47. same released,
thirty-four. aggregating $50, ,7eo s5; seven
teen city mortgages were fled, sl5. 800. and
ten released. A,7o0. The chattel record
shows eighty-two filed, 27.2511s. and forty
three released, 25,004.s2. There were no
deeds in foreclosure during the month.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08

FINDS TROUBLE At HIS HOME
Emmett Carroll Goes After Man Al
legged TO Have Assaulted
Ills Wife.

M'CooK, Neb, Nov. 7.-tspeclal Telc-
gram) Joseph S. McBrayer. a liveryman
Of this city. was shot and severely injured
this afternoon by Emmett Carroll. a young
man whose wife claims that McBrayer had
assaulted her. Up to this hour the assail.
ant has not been appre rehended.
Carroll shot McBrayer in the head, the
bullet lodging just under the skull, but II
has not yet been extracted by the surgeons,
who are endeavoring TO do so tonight. Car
roll has been away and returning home
yesterday, Immediately purchased re-
volver for the deed he performed this af-
ternoou.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08
PROMISES WELL FOR PARISH
publican L. In the Lead for
County Attorneyship.

The returns on the once OF county at
torney indicate that John Parish repub-
lican. is elected by a small majority. with
six precincts missing in ninety nine, four
Of them in South Omaha, Mr.. Parish has a
lead OF rs? and the party managers con-
slider the probability small that Shields
will be able to overcome this advantage in
the precincts still to be heard from. The
summary OF the vote on county attorney is
as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08
ORDER COTTON MILLS STARTED.
President Hooker of kearney Concern
sends TelcErnm of CongrntuIniion.

KEARNEY, Neb., Nov. 7.--tSpeclal Tele-
gram.) .)-Charles n. Brown, treasurer of the
Kearney Cotton mills, received the follow.
ing telegram this afternoon from James J.
Hooker Of Cincinnati, o.. who is president
OF the cotton mills
Congratulations on Nebraska's verdict
for Mckinley. Start the wheels Of the
Kearney Cotton mills moving as soon as
possible"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08
Brings Millions in Gold

NEW YORK, Nov. THE steamer
kazerin Maria Theresa, from Bremen via
Southampton and Cherbourg, which ar
rived tonight has on board the sum of
s., 7o. 300 in gold. which was taken on
board at SOUTHAMPTON.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Thursday and Friday Are Likely to
He Fair with Northerly to
Easterly Winds.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Forecast for
Thursday and Friday
For Nebraska and Kansas-Fair Thursday;
Friday fair; warmer in eastern portion;
northerly to easterly winds.
For Illinos-Fair Thursday and Friday;
coooler Thursday in extreme southern por-
tion; fresh northerly winds.
For Arkansas-Fair Thursday: cooler in
northern portion; Friday fair, northerly
winds.
For Iowa-Fair Thursday and Friday;
warmer Friday fresh northerly winds.
For Mlssouri-Fair Thursday and Friday;
warmer Friday in northern portion: north
erly winds
For South Dakota-Fair and warmer
Thursday; Friday fair and warmer in east
ern portion; variable winds becoming south
easter!y.
For Colorado and Wyoming-Fair Thurs
day and Friday; variable winds.
For Montana-Fair Thursday and warmer
in extreme eastern portion; Friday fair
variable winds.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Nov 7.-Omcial record OF tenn
perature and precipitation. compared with
the corresponding day OF the last three
- - 1890, 1899 1895 1897.
Maximum temperature q. 4s IS GO 4s
Minimum temperature 90, 40 a IS 30
Precipitation .......,....... 10 90 ,Ol
Record of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for this day and since March i,
1900:
Normal temperature OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
Total excess since March l.....,........,. ss6
Normal precipitation ................ "a inch
Deficiency for the day :....;......., ~ inch
Total rainfall since March J. %. &C inches
Excess since March ! ............ ! SO inc hes
Deficiency for cor. period. 1899. g.. II inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1898. 8 50 inches
Reports from stations at r. VI.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08
SOLD TO ENGLISH SYNDICATE
Portland Mine At Cripple Creek
Changes Hands for Confederation
of 81 5.OoO,O 900.

DENVER, Colo. Nov. THE Times says
that the Portland mine at Cripple Creek
has been sold to an English syndicate.
including the Exploration company, the
Venture company and Werner. Belt & Co.
The price is given as SIS. 900 900. new
company viii be organized to take over
the property and its stock will be noated
in London.
Foot Ball Results I'm Brief.
WEST POINT. n. Y, Nov. West
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.--Georgetown uni
versity 2S Gettysburg college, Pa, g.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08

T indicates trace Of precipitation.
l.. A. WELSH
Local Forecast Official.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08

Bry an IL IacOm m icado.
LINCOLN. Nov. with the exception
Of short drive In the early evening VIII
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08
GET FREE ADVICE FROM Or. GREENE


ntegeny advice
specialist
You consult Greene without by calling writ
Ing to him his office sS West 18th Street New ysk CITY, Don't throw
away your beauty Write DR.. tsdsy.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08

Following is the vote Of the city for presi-
Dental and gubernatorial candidates:
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-08

possible
surely when discomfort and always periodically
1t only look in the faces of everywhere
Else why they pale and thin?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-10
BUSINESS IN THE SENATE.
Mr.. JONES. OF ARKANSAS. INTRODUCES A
FREE COINAGE SUBSTITUTE FOR
THE CURRENCY BILL

washington, Feb, s.-As no one was prepared to
speak on the Financial bill to-day, the Senate
transacted only routine business and adjourned
early 10 enable the members to attend the funeral
Of General Lawton
Senator Jones. OF Arkansas. introduced free
silver coinage substitute for the Financial bill 1t
provides that from and after the passage Of this
act the minis Of the United States shall be open
the coinage Of silver. and there shall be coined
dollars of the weight Of 1921 grains Troy Of stand
ard silver nine-tenths fine provided by the act
OF January ls 1887. and upon the same terms and
subject 10 the limitations and provisions OF law
regulating the coinage and legal tender quality Of
gold" It also provides that whenever the silver
coins shall be received into the Treasury certih-
Gates may be issued for them in the manner
prescribed by law.
Senator Nelson introduced amendment permit
ting the organization Of National banks in towns
Of 1900 inhabitants and ever with a capital Of
SOS GO.
Senator Depew introduced a bill granting TO the
public land States percentage of the proceeds of
the sales Of public lands for the encouragement or
the mining interests.