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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-17

house Of is rooms on Camp street, with
improvements; rents for N2 month.
ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-17

WANTED - RESPONSIBLE FIRM
wants office manager at Providence $500
salary and commission: sT00 cash and ref
ersnce required. Position permanent
Address MANUFACTURERS, No. l332
Cherry, Philadelphia. Pa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-17

FOR sALE-oN GALLUP STREET. A
2-tensment house Of IL rooms. with all
of sieetrics: sasso buys Il. ISAAC L.
GOFr CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-17

SMALL MORTGAGE FOR SALE;
amount S225; real estate valued at $685.
comprising Ave house lots I'm a good 10
oality: on line OF electric cars; interest 9
per cent. I'm advance. Apply Room pa,
Studley Bldg, ss Weybosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-17

FOR sALE-ws will build You home
and loan yol money II you Wish to: over
a hundred plans 1T our ONCE to select
from. ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-17

FOR sALE-oN WILSON STREET, A
,-story a-family house OF II rooms: i'm
tries; a good bargain. ISAAC L. GoFF
CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-17

FOR bALE-ON BROAD STREET,
Norw.eh and Lillian avenues; beautiful
loca, on, streets curbed, graded and
=. "GoFF Co CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-17

FOR SALE-ON ANDEM STREET. 4
GOOD st-story house of 10 rooms. with al
modern improvements: good lot: withiI
someone. ISAAC l.. 0OFF co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-17

FOR SALE-ON PRINCETON AVE.
beautiful cottage OF . rooms; all mod
ern improvements: furnace heat. etc.;
BILE. ISAAC L. GoFE Co p''S'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-17

FOR sALE-FINE HOME SITES ON
Kimbali Plat: high. dry. level: terms
easy: excellent location. ISAAC l..
GOFF co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-17

FOR sALE-ON SUTTON STREET, A
2-family house OF IL rooms. with all i'm
slectrics; . small percentage OF sale price
secures this for you. ISAAC l.. GOFF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-17

il-stcry cottage OF rooms. with lots
,,sssg otr. n. ,soJ we ns' nsxx do tts'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-17

FOR sALE-MoNEY TO LOAN ON
real estate at s per cent; IL you arc In
need OF any, call on US; We will fix you
out all right. ISAAC l.. 0OFr CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-17

two-family house. II rooms. baths water
closets. lot runs through to Osborn
street, with ample room for another
house on Osborn street: price Tow e T..
II. j. GROSS. Managers of Estates,
Raniran building
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
BUTLER FEELS CONFIDENT
North Carolina senator Tells I'm Detail
How Bryan VIII He Elected
President.

SIOUX CITY. Oct. 29.-(Special Tsle-
gram. marion Butler. senator from North
Carolina and National chairman of the fusion
populist party. passed through Sioux City
today on his way from Kansas to South Da-
kota and told in detail how Bryan Is going
to be elected president Of the United States.
1t developed that Senator Butler is the most
confident populist or democrat that has yet
struck Sioux City during the present cam
paign. He said:
Bryan will not lose any Of the states he
got in 1896 unless 1t be Wyoming, which
we are not trying very hard to get That
will give him 173 votes to start with for
sure. Then he is going to carry Kentucky,
Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia and In
diana. which will give him torty-four addi-
tional votes. total of PIT to McKinleys
230. feel quite confident that he will carry
California entirely this year and the votes
Of this state would turn the balance
But tbs senator was not content to stop
at this point. He processes to believe that
Bryan will carry New York and that he
stands good chances in Ohio and Illinois.
Bryan surely would have Ohio II McKin-
ley did not happen to live in that state" he
declared. Senator Butler conceded that Nc
Kinley stood some show in Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
DEMOCRATS LAST EFFORT
Iowa Chairman Sends Out Confidential In.
struotions to Party Followers,
INTEND TO STAND GUARD OVER THE POLLS
Famous Socialist Educator. Prof. Geo.
ID. Heron, Addresses Meeting at
Des Moines and Says He Hopes
Republicans VIII win.

DIES MONIES, Oct. 29.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Circulars Of private and confden-
tial Instructions have been sent out by
democratic Chairman Huffman, to party
workers all over the state urging the Or
ganization Of vigilance committees in ev-
cry precinct. This seems to be for watch
| ing the vote on election day and intimidat-
ing voters who are presumed to be desir-
Gus Of casting a ballot for the republican
/ candidates. 1t Is a last final effort of the
democratic committee to attempt to pre-
vent the republican landslide which is
threatened in the state this fall The cir
cular says In part
Call a private meeting of your workers
tne night before election and get each man
70 promise to get from one 70 three doubt
f9l voters to the polls early In the morning
place to check of the democrats M T as III y
vote and send teams after all those who
haye not voted by NOON. -
a vigilance committee and have every man
who Is not entitled to vote arrested when
he presents himself to vote.
Socialist Point of View.
Prof. George ID. Heron. the famous So
cialist educator who was forced to resign
professorship at Grinnell college. ad-
dressed meeting In the Auditorium here
tonight under the auspices Of the social
istio democratic committee. Prof Heron
to reporter said he thought the republi-
can party would get q larger number Of
the socialistic votes Of the country this
year because the reelection of President
mckinley means the further DEVELOPMENT
OF trusts and other combinations of capital
which will naturally aid the socialist
party In future years In perfecting a good
organization and placing all trusts under
public ownership. or the political condi-
ions OF this country Prof. Heron said:
II have NO doubt that Mckinley will be
reelected this year and II Is good
news to us. 1t Is Just what we want. II
Bryan were elected and commenced to
tamper with the trusts and try to restrain
monopolies 1t would hurt our cause and
republican success this fall would there
fore be gratifying to us. believe that
one-third Of the people are really social
lists at heart, but the organization is not
yet crystalized. ! expect to see several of
the states controlled by the socialist party
In state elections in another four years"
The following filed articles of incorpo.
ration today: Red Cross Milling company.
with a capital Of $4,000. Place of bus,-
ness. council Bluffs. Incorporators: ELI Fl.
Doud and Frank Sheriff.. Harper Cream
cry company Of Harper. Ia. capital stock,
$4,000. The articles are signed by fifty citi.
zens OF keokuk county.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
DENIES THE APPLICATION
Judge Thayer VIII Not Name Re-
ceiver for Omaha & 81.
Louis Company.

ST LOUIS, Oct. 29.-In the United State,
circuit court today, Judge Amos Thayer de.
MED the application Of the Guaranty Trust
company Of New York and julius Walsh, fol
the appointment Of a separate receiver fol
the Omaha a st. Louis Railroad company
In denying the application, Judge Thaye,
stated that to appoint one would seriously
interfere with the harmonious operation oi
the road, inasmuch as II Is directly allied
with the Kansas City & Northern connect
ing company and the Omaha. Kansas City &
Eastern. The Judge further stated that
the services Of Receiver James Hopkins will
be dispensed with after November !.
Judge Thayer further stated that he saw
no reason why the hnal sale of the road
should not be decreed within the next ninety
day.
The proceedings were directed against
the Omaha & st. Louis Railway company,
G. II. Chappell and James Hopkins, receivers
thereof, the Missouri Railway Construction
company and s. w. Fordyce and Webster
Winters, receivers for the Kansas City,
Pittsburg q Gulf railway.
1t is proposed to foreclose the mortgage
on the Omaha st. Louis railroad and to
this end suit has been brought In the
United States district court for the western
district Of Missouri and In the federal court
of the western division of the southern
district Of Iowa. Judge Thayer held that,
while both courts have jurisdiction, he
prefers, for several reasons, that the case
be tried by the Iowa court.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

was not present at the hearing and he was
defended by J. J. Stewart of this city.
The evidence introduced by the state
against Senter was considered most in
terminating. W. J. Martin OF Hancock, this
county, testified that the signatures on the
deed to the eighty acres In James town
ship, on which Senter is alleged to have
secured loan OF s645 from Lougee q
Lougee, were not those of Theodore Cowitz
and Margaret his wife. the owners Of the
land In question.
II. ]. G. Wise Of Omaha testified that in
october two years ago two men came to
his place OF business and left an order for
notarial seal to be made bearing the
name of r. ]. Richards Of James county,
Kan. The seal was made and delivered to
man whom Wise said closely resembled
senter. The forged deed bore the imprint
of this seal made by Wise.
W. NJ. Shepard, who was county recorder
In 1898. testified that he wrote the deed at
the request Of man who gave the name
OF James l.. Palmer. Shepard said that to
the best Of his belief Palmer aud Senter
were one and the same man.
Senter appeared more nervous at the
hearing than at any time since he was
brought here from Memphis. Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
RAISE SALARY OF RAILROAD MEN.
Chicago, Milwaukee q ST. Paul VIII
Increase EnRineers' Pay.

Chicago, Milwaukee q 81. Paul VIII
Increase Engineers Pay.
SIOUX CITY. Ia, Oct. 29.-(Special.)- J..
George e. Monk. one Of the eighteen men,
bers of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul's
committee Of engineers, known as the
boards general adjusters. Is home from
Chicago and reports an agreement on the
part of the oficials of the road whereby
the salaries of all the Milwaukee engineers
are to be raised. The committee treated
with President Earling. General Manager
Collins and General Superintendent Under
wood. Mr.. Monk said of the conference:
"Our request was granted without hesita-
tlon. The new schedule will go into effect
November 2S. 1t will affect every one of
the 1900 engineers on our system. The
compound, ten-wheel and eight-wheel men
will be increased Is cents per 100 miles
and the switch engineers will be increase
27h cents a day. The aggregate Of these
increases will amount to $780, 900 per annum
In the salary rolls Of the Milwaukee road.
The oficials Of the road simply felt that
the employees had right to some of the
prosperity which the road Is enjoying at
the present time. We were told that the
road never has enjoyed a better season Of
good business"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
MATTERS IN The DISTRICT COURT.
suit Against Omaha q 81. Louis for
TaNea Com m enced nv CaunfS

suit Against Omaha d 81. Louis for
Taxes Commenced by County.
County Attorney Killpack commenced
suit in the United States district court
yesterday on behalf of County Treasurer
Arnd to enforce the payment Of taxes due by
the Omaha ST. Louis railroad. The action
is In the nature Of q petition Of interven-
tion In the matter of the receivership of
the road and Charles II. Chappell and James
Hopkins. the receivers appointed last
January are named as defendants. The
taxes owed by the Omaha 4 st. Louis rail-
doad for the year of 1899 amount to
$2,1s425, with accrued penalties. The Pc
tition recitss that these taxes were pay
able before the property Of the road pessed
into the hands Of the receivers and the
court is asked to issue an order directing
the latter to Pay them. Attention 10 also
called to the fact that the principal of the
taxes will be augmented Z per cent for each
succeeding month following the hiing OF
the petition and until they are paid The
Omaha & st. Louis railroad pays taxes on
1sS miles OF track in Council Bluffs, 7g4
miles In Lewis township, and l4o miles
In Keg Creek township.
In the matter of the estate Of the late
W. ?. wightman. Judge Macy Of the dis
trict court yesterday set aside the order
Of judgment establishing the claim Of
Austin and Nellie wightman for $3.50 and
sustained the motion Of tho Administrative
Of the estate for a new trial, on the grounds
OF the erroneous admission Of certain let
ters purporting to be signed by the de-
ceased. without proper Identification thereof
as having been received by the claimants.
Austin and Nellie wightman were allowed
their claim for $3.50 against the estate
for caring for a brother OF the deceased, It |
being alleged that he agreed to be re-
sponsible for the expense.
The arguments in the suit Of u. w. Nash
of Omaha against the Union Land and I'm
provement company, John w. Paul and
others will be resumed before Judge Macy
today
HoWe1l'a nti- -sK vSv c,,r~s cnvcbs .~,S.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Commonwealth lo-cent cigar.
MAY co INTO THE FEDERAL COURT

Creditors of Omcer Il Pusey Talkine
of Bankruptcy Proceedings.
The assets of the banking Arm Of 0fficer
4 Pusey will be increased by a policy OF
insurance for $4,000 on the life of w. H.
M Pusey. The policy was made out in
favor Of Frank s. Pusey, son Of w. II. NJ
Pusey. and In December, 1895, the former
attempted to assign 1t to the firm Of officer
q Pusey as collateral for his indebtedness
to the bank. Through some irregularity
the assignment was not completed. Frank
Pusey having expressed his willingness to
assign the policy, the receivers and Judge
J. r. Reed, guardian Of w. II. M. Pusey,
were authorized by Judge Macy yesterday
to take the necessary steps to have the
policy transferred to the former. Claims
aggregating about 1880 were filed against
the bank yesterday with the clerk of tho
district court.
1t 10 said that at the meeting this after
noon OF creditors Of the bank to be held
In the ofice Of J. J. Stewart, II will be
suggested that application be made in the
United States district court to have the
nrm declared bankrupt and the affairs
wound UP In that court instead Of by the
rceivers appointed by the district court
Many OF the creditors are said to be in
favor Of this plan, believing that the liqui-
dalton would be more quickly completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
PETERSON SLEEPS LIKE A WEASEL.
Railroad Man Catches . Sneak THE
in the Very Act.

Railroad Man Catches q Sneak THE
In the Very Act.
Lewis Peterson. a railroad man board
Ing at the Depot hotel, cashed his time
check Sunday, and during the evening
visited saloon on South Main street.
There he displayed a roll of bills. When
he returned to his boarding house he wen.
to sleep with his clothes on and kept his
hand In his pocket over the money, the wad
contained S54 In bills. He was awakened
about I o'clock yesterday morning by 4
tickling sensation on the wrist Of the hand
he had In his pocket. He kept his eyes
closed few seconds and the tickling con-
tinued. He withdrew his hand from his
pocket and as he did SO. he felt another
hand there. Jumping to his feet he saw
. stranger whom he had met in the saloon
that night. With a well directed blow he
laid the fellow out cold. and arousing the
other inmates OF the house sent for the
police. At the station the fellow gave the
name Of James Galbraith. He was f1rst
booked on the charge Of breaking into
building during the night. but later in JUS
tice vien's court where Peterson filed an
information the charge was changed to one
Of assault with intent to commit larceny.
1t 10 supposed Gslbraith saw Pcterson's
roll and followed him home, thinking to
secure the money as soon as the latter
fell asleep. As Peterson kept his hand in
his pocket over his wad Galbraith resorted
to tho scheme Of tickling the wrist in tn.
expectation that II would cause the sleep
Ing man to withdraw his hand and thus
enable him (Galbraith) to get the money
without arousing Peterson. Gslbraith
who Is stranger to the police will have a
nearing before Justice Wen this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
CLOSING MEETINGS OF CAMPAIGN,

County Committee Has = Busy Week
Mapped Out Ahead.
meeting Of the city precinct commit
teemen will be held this evening In the once
OF Chairman Wright Of the republican n
county central COMMITTEES. when the regis
tration lists will be compared with the poll
OF the city recently taken.
Hon. J. N. Baldwin left yesterday for Den =
yer. Colo. whore he will meet Senator ALI
son and Senator Wolcott and assist them
during the last week of the campaign. On
his way out Mr.. Baldwin will address the
railroad men At North Platte.
Psrssns desiring handsome Iithographs OF
President Mckinley aud Theodore Roosevelt
can secure them by applying to Ernest 4.
Hart At his once. corner Of Main street and
First avenue. or to Chairman Wright of
the republican county central committee at
his ONCE in the Baldwin block. 1t is de-
sired that every republican place one of
the pictures In the window Of his homo.
The following speakers have been as
signed by Chairman Wright for the city
meetings:
First precinct. First ward, Wednesday,
october 81, @. F. Kimbali and John Calvin.
First precinct, Sixth ward. Thursday, No
vember /, G. II. Scott and John Lindt.
First precinct. Fifth ward, Friday, No
vember Q. w. II. Killpack and @. H. Scott.
Saturday November 3. meeting at Smiths
nail, G. G. Saunders and w. H. Mynster.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Surprised al Hays Reclamation.

LONDON, Oct. 29.-Sir Charles Rivers
Wilson. president Of the Grand Trunk rail
road of Canada, and other officials Of that
line have not yet recovered from their sur
prise at the resignation Of Charles M. Hays,
general manager Of the Grand Trunk. and
his acceptance OF the position Of president
of the Southern Pacific railroad. Sir Charles
said this evening that the three days of
London holiday since the announcement of
Mr.. Hays resignation had not given the d.
rectors a chance to consider the future.
so far" he continued, mo DEFINITE action
has been taken"
1t Is reported that there is q strong cur
rent of popularity running in favor of Vice
President e. st. John OF tho seaboard Air
line. This movement Is believed to have or
iginated among the Canadian stockholders.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Now Works for McKiu,.x.

slooA CITY, Oct. 2s-(special.)-H A..
Jandt, proprietor OF the we'll known whole.
sale dry goods house Of II. A. Jaudt Of thi.
city, has written a long letter to the Sion.
City Journal, which appeared in this morn
ings issue Of that paper, in which he calls
upon his fellow citizens to vote for Nc.
Kinley. For fifty years Mr.. Jandt wss n
democrat, but he could not swallow Brvan
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
UNIVERSITY WINS A GOOD GAME
Tarkio College Fails to Score Asains
the Lincoln Eleven

COIN; Ia, Oct. 29-lspecial Telegram)-
Nebraska won from Tarkio college toda,
score after Aye minutes Of play The,
forced i,c the ball down the field by terrific
n,, nne BUCKS. Ringer kicked a goal from the
neld. After this Nebraska simply play
70 keep Tarkio from scoring and to save
lhe men for the Missouri game next Mon
gay: Inc men are recovering from the
bruises received In the game Saturday, The
Iarkios were outplayed at every stage
OF me game. Nebraska's line was in.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
DEAD BODY DISCOVERED BY BOYS.
Remains of an Unknown Man Are
Found Near MineOIa.


SILVER CITY, Ia. Oct 2s.-(special Tel
egram. )-Yesterday afternoon some boys
while hunting on the farm OF Carl Buck,
this side Of Mineola. discovered the dead
body of man with gray beard, about So
years Of age, height Ave feet six inches and
weight about 40 pounds, which had the ap-
pearance Of having been there about ten
days The clothing consisted Of black
derby hat. dark coat and vest and brown
pantaloons. There were no means OF iden-
tincation except memorandum book with
the name Omaha written in 1t, a small pen
knife and partly healed cut on the left
wrist. Coroner Whitnall was notified and
when he arrived impanelled a Jury, which
rendered a verdict of death from natural
causes. The body was then taken in charge
by Undertaken J. C. Jackson OF Silver City
and brought here and buried In the Silver
City cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

nul banquet this evening at woodman of
the World hall. Judge George Carson,
colonel, and W. 8. Rice, adiutant Of tho
legion. issue q cordial invitation to every
comrade to be present with his wife, no
matter what his financial standing In the
encamprcept H.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Testimony Against se.ter.

The preliminary hearing OF Thomas r.
senter OF Memphis, Mo-. the alleged farm
mortgage swindler. on the charge Of ut
tering q forged deed, was commenced be.
fore Justice Fsrrier yesterday. The evi.
dence for the state was submitted, when q
continuaucs At tho request Of the defsnd-
ant was taken until next Monday. sentsr
desires at that time to introduce testi-
mony In support Of his defense, which will
be an attempt to prove an siibi. T. L.
Wagner. senter's attorney from Missouri.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Prsp,iums given with Domestic soap
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Real Estate Transfers.,

Real Estate Transfers.
The following transfers were filed yes
terdsy In the abstract, title and loan ONCE
OF J. w. squires, 1Ol Pearl street:
Michael b. Lynch and wife to Luke
:, kenney nwi% nwh swi4 6-76-4l, W d..S 1913
Z; Il. Fem and wife TO Mollie Il.
Wilson, lots i5, .16 and 1s. block 6.
james ID. kilson and wife to Peter c.
Hansen, lot II. block s, sQuire's
James D. Wii.cn; ana w;;. 90 70
Fenn. lots ID. 16 and 10, block s,
S9uire's add, W wd................,,.,... d. 800
8. A. Roberts and wife to Jacob Clau-
sen, lot H. Rtcs's South ave- subdiv,
J. w. squire ana wife to Marceiia r. WV
Ayissworth, lot 9, block c. Curtis q
Mary. Z, Meyer and husband 10 Bes:io
Anderson. lot II, block 60. Riddls's
supdiv' d,...".................... COO
Seven transfers, assrsgsting ..... 81. .OSl
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
showers Are Predicted for To-day
with winds More or Less
Variable.

| WASHINGTON, Oct. 2e.--Forecast Of the
| weather:
For Nebraska. North Dakota and South
| Dakota: Showers in eastern, fair In west
ern portion. Tuesday; Wednesday fair; va
riable winds.
For Iowa: Probably showers Tuesday;
wednesday fair and cooler; light to fresh
northeasterly winds.
For Illinois: Rain Tuesday. with cooler
In northern portions; Wednesday fair:
fresh southessterly winds
For Arkansas and Missouri: Showers
Tuesday; Wednesday fair and cooler: south
erly winds.
For Western Texas and New Mexico:
Rain and cooler Tuesday; Wednesday fair:
southeasterly winds.
For Colorado: Rain or snow and colder
In eastern portion. fair in western portion
Tuesday: Wednesday fair: variable winds,
For wyoming: Fair Tuesday and wednes.
day; northerly winds.
For indian Territory and Kansas: Rain
Tuesday. with cooler in western and cen.
trail portions; Wednesday fair; southeast,
erly winds.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, Oct. 29-OficiaI record OF TOM
psrats1s and with
years:
M,x,mu,, ,.,,,,..,,,,,. 1890. 1879: 1895 1897 ~,
Minimum temperature. ~ Al 70 z;
Average temperature... So 50 46 no
Frecipitation .............. W 20 .3S 90
Record of temperature and precipitation
at omaha for this day and since March 4:
Normal temperature ........................4 a.
Totai 's sxees, tSr 'sS Since March i 4
Normal precipitation ................. 90 tnch
EXCESS for the day ................... 80 inch
E9e.s. EE9tsi since s,nsa March M Inches
Denciency FOR cor. period, 1899. 4. .T3 inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 1888 z sS inches
Reports from stations At q p. M.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Act Like Magic.

Nothing abnormal about the action OF
Cascarets Candy Cathsrtic. They make the
liver and bowels act naturally without
strain. Druggists, Zoe, 25c, B0c.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

T indicates trace OF precipitation.
T.. A. WELSH
Local Forecast OfficiaL
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Davis sells paint.

Domestic soap gives best satisfaction.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Domestic soap has NO equal.

All srocsrs sell Domestic soap.