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Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
Cyanide Plant Nearly Finished.

LEAD, s. D., March ESPECIAL lit Is
expected that the mammoth cyanide plant
the Homestake company has been building
in this city for year will be ready for
use by April l. The plant Will have a ca.
pacity for treating 100 tons OF tRilings
which will save the company 200 a
month that is now going down the creek
as waste II is expected that the Home
stake company will begin the erection OF
another large cyanide plant on the Cen
trail City side Of the hill a mile north OF
Lead. this Suing.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
KILL THE DANDRuFF GERM
or Your Hair VIII Fall Ont TIN You
Hecome Hnld.

or Your Hair VIII Fall Ont TIN You
Become Bald.
Modern science has discovered that dan
drum is caused by a germ that digs up the
scalp in scales. as it burrows down to the
roots OF the hair. where il destroys the
hairs vitality. causing falling hair, and,
ultimately, badness, After Prot Unna OF
Hamburg, Germany, discovered the dandruf
germ all efforts TO find a remedy failed until
the great laboratory discovery was made
which resulted in Newbros Herpicide II
alone OF all other hair preparations kills the
dandruf germ. Without dandruf hair
grows luxurlsntly. Destroy the cause, you
remove the effect"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
TO VOTE ON NEW CITY HALL
Citizens Of Mitchell Expect TO Have
New Building, Including Audi
torium and Theater.

MITCHELL, 5. D., March 6.-(SpecialD-
There is a strong indication that Mitchell
will have its city hall erected before fall.
TIE city council ordered the matter Of
erecting a city building to be submitted at
the coming spring election, and that the
following question be placed on the ballot
shall We erect a city hall not TO exceed
an expense Of 10000" II is the idea in
the construction OF the city hall TO incor-
porsts in it an auditorium capable OF seat
ing !, 900 pee pie, and TO equip IL with a stage.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
Proposed NeM IndustrN.

II is reported that the Omaha Hay Press
Manufacturing company is dickering with
the Thomson Houston Electric Light com
pany for a lease OF The old lighting plant
on Railroad avenue Ever since this plant
was dlsmantled the building has been
vacant. Ii is asserted that on account OF
the trsckage the building will be a suitable
one for the hay company. The only differ
ence now existing is in the price OF the
rental and il is thought that this will be ar
ranged within a day or two.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

lie gives advice on business. speculation.
investments. insurance, love, courtship and
marriage. locates mines, nterprets dreams.
tells OF your friends and enemies, removes
all evil Influences. There IS no home So
dreary and sad, no life so wrecked ana
blightcd no heart so sad and lonely. no
condition OF circumstances so complicated
or incomprehensible that cannot be set
right and kept right after visit to this
inspired prophet OF modern times Call
and be convinced OF his superior power.
Diseases and drunkenness cured without
medicine or surgery. QUICK and sure or
NO PAY. Evil influences removed, lost
arfcctious restored and brings the sepa. /.
rated together and causes speedy ana
happy marriage with the one you love
Nor BY CHARMS OR BELTS. hut by
proper advice. Locates your property: t:
friends and mining stock OF all kinds and
goes into all details Of your affairs without
asking a question. So great are MS powers
that he can tell your FULL NAME. DO
not call for amusement. but IL IN trouble
COME and be helped TO succeed.
The only clairvoyant in the world Who
positively gives a guaranty TO reunite tie
separated and cause a speedy and happy
marriage with the one OF your choice.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
nited Labor PARTY

The united labor party, which for several
years has taken quite a prominent part in
local politics, is TO be reorganized with a
view TO taking a hand in the coming cleo
tion. A committee, composed OF Frank
Hart James Salmon. NJ. J, Fitzgerald. J. J.
Daily, A. W. Adams r. 4. Daley +. J.
Trsinor, p, G. Caldwell and T. r. Hatcher
has the matter OF reorganization in charge
report will be made 10 the main body al
a meeting 10 be held next Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
Crow In Jail.

Members OF the South Omaha police force
became tired the other day answering in
quiries about Pat Grove, so a little joke was
framed up and IL worked TO perfection. a
real nice fat crow was secured and placed
in the rear cell at the jail. Then the word
was sent out that Grove was in jail. Every
policeman who told the tale gave 1t out in
strict confidence and soon the Jail was full
OF curious people who wanted 10 take look
at Grove. After exacting all kinds OF prom
ises from the curious visitors Chief Mitchell
conveyed the visitors to the rear OF the
Jail. where they were treated TO the sight OF
a dead crow. Since this little scheme was
worked the officers have not been called W
every fifteen minutes OF the day and night
by people who wanted 10 know something
about Pat Grove.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

Chief Mitchell has sent descriptions Of
Dick Livingston TO a number Of cities and
towns in the vicinity Of South Omaha with
the hope that be may be apprehehded Liy-
ingston departed suddenly from South
Omaha on Monday after passing a number
OF worthless checks. The checks we're not
forgeries. as he signed his own name When
the checks passed we're presented al the
bank they were thrown out and stamped
NO funds"
1t is thought that Livingston is in Sioux
City but even IL be is arrested and brought
back 1t is doubtful II he can be convicted
owing to the laws OF Nebraska being lax in
this respect. The bank on which Livingston
drew his checks once carried an account
with him. and It is asserted that when he
goes on trial he can merely assert that he
was OF the opinion that the bank would
carry his overdraft With such state
ment made II is asserted that Livingston
cannot under the present laws be convicted
of obtaining money under false pretenses
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

4 meeting Of the Young Mems Repub-
licar club will be held at rooms in the
Murphy block on Twenty fourth street Fri
day evening II is expected that an eXecu-
tive committee will be named and that
other matters pertaining TO the coming
election will be attended to- Every mem
Der Of the club is urged to be present to as
sist in the work in hand
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

man ordered him to halt Micky yelled
back
Cant stop. can't s,op.'
But the bluecoat caught the fugitive
easily \ search Of the valise revealed all
Of the contents intact. even TO the SO in
cash. which Micky in his haste had not had
time TO find lie Is now in custody and will
he held on the charge OF larceny.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
Arrested for Non-Regi.tration.

YANKTON, s. D, March Especial -
William Tice, keeper OF drug store at
Meckling is under arrest. Some time ago
the women Of that place made a raid or
bis place OF business, ordering him to leave
town or take the consequences. He left.
but was allowed TO return on promise that
he would not permit the sale OF liquor at
his plsee. Subsequently his clerk was ar
rested and az the trial II was found out
that he was not a registered pharmacist
and this led to the arrest OF Mr. Tice.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

MITCHELL, ;. D., March Especial
Commencing Friday there will convene in
this city members OF the Collegiate Young
Mems Christian association of South Da-
kota. The session will last over Sunday
and will be under the supervision OF Z. T
Cotton OF Chicago, international secretary
and c. W Lesvtt. student volunteer sec.
retary.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

men at work. He further said that no dis
turbance OF any kind had occurred at the
works and he did not look for anything OF
the kind. As soon as the plant is in running
order again more men VII be put 70 work.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
working 20 Hours n Day

There's no rest for those tireless little
worksrs-Dr Kings New Life Pills. Mil
lions are always busy curing torpid liver.
iaundice bniousness fever and ague, They
bsnish sick headache, drive out malaria
Never grippe or weaken. Small taste nice,
work wonders, Try them. 25c at Kuhn
a Co
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

Spring will soon be here and what about
that old wheel: II needs new tires, new
bearings, rev saddle. new pedals. Read
The Bees great bicycle of1er Get new
wheel and save buying repairs
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
Jane. Macarthur q. Cnptur.d.

HELENA, Mont. March 6.-James Nc
Arthur former convict. wanted on charge
OF killing Captain Dotson twenty miles west
Of Helena February 10. has been captured
in Ravali county, I'm the western part OF
the state, after a hard chase. II Is claimed
that Macarthur killed DOtsOn al the instance
OF the latters son, who is serving a ninety
nine-year sentence in the penitentiary.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
Admitted on TrrritorinI C,r,Iacnte

PIERRE, 5. D., March Special l-Th,
supreme court, at its session today. admit
ted 5. NJ. Fascoe of Milbank on an oil,
territorial certificate OF admission.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

Republicans and democrats alike are COM
pllmentilg the hard work done by Repre-
sentativeS Wilcox and Funt in correction
with the South Omaha charter Had 1t not
been for the efforts OF these two members
OF the legislature the bill would have been
shelved for some time TO come. South
Omaha people who are familiar with the
charter say that 1t meets the need OF South
Omaha. and considerable credit is due TO
Councilman Johnston for the part he took
In framing 1t. Mr.. Johnston is student
Of municipal government and secured the
charters OF several cities before commene'
ing the work of writing the charter as II
passed the house. All this work was gratui-
tous. and in addition Mr. Johnston went
over the printed copy for errors and per-
sonally wrote the amendments as suggested
by those interested.
In the senate il is expected that ar
amendment will be made providing for a
library levy in order that the Carnegie
gift may be accepted.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

Micky refused to go until he got ready
but knife as big as the blade George
Washington used when he prunsd the grape
vines in Marthas Vineyard was brandished
over Mickys head and he decided 10 get
ready
Having heard OF the theft the police were
looking for Mcky and when Oficer Reigle
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
House Apportionment BiiI.

The house droned through the afternoon,
putting in a large share OF the time in dis
eusslng the apportionment bill and finally
passed its measure, which provides for
forty-hve senators and eighty-threc mem
bers Several amendments were allowed on
the bill. but none OF importance. The bill
as drawn leaves but one county in the state
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
Cooper Plant RunptoE.

Manager Welsh OF the Omaha Coopersge
company made the statement yesterday that
the plant was now running with about fifty
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
Two APPORTIONMEyT BILLS
South Dakota Legislators Struggle viii
That Problem,
CAUsTlc COMMENT IN The SENATE
PopuIists Accused of Attributing Eyii
Motives to Every Act of Those
who Diner from
Them.

PIERRE. S. D.. March Especial Tele-
gram. m.l--Proceedings in both houses were
tame this morning. following the excitement
OF yesterday on the capital removal The
house passed a number Of house bills prin-
eipal among which was one to create a SAL
aried board OF charities. which caused con-
siderable discussion before 1t passed. The
friends OF the bill took the position that
at present ;he heads OF the sta e Institutions
control the board instead OF the board con-
trolling them. \ special appropriation for
$4,000 for building a blind asylum was
passed. as was bill TO raise the age OF
consent to is years. after several attempts
10 kill Il by amendments. Burkes senate
tax bill which failed for lack OF two-t thirds
yesterday. was reconsidered and passed.
The senate passed several house bills.
the principal OF which are: To repeal the
bill to prohibit the sale OF frearms to the
Indians; providing for the reorganization
OF the militia under the name Of state
guard. and approprating N.sss deficiency
In the building fund at the Spearhsh Nor
NAL.
At the afternoon session the senate
passed house bills appropristing 81 900 de-
fcitncy for salaries Of house employees,
changing the terms OF elections OF supreme
and circuit court judges. TO make their
election occur at the same time with that
Of other state officers; providing severe
penalties for fraud on hotel keepers. The
senate concurred in the house amendments
to the liquor license bill. but the commit
tee had stricken out several provisions. and
after concurrence 1t vas pulled back and
Is again in the air. the house took the
same action
Neither House satisfied.
The report OF the conference COMMITTEES
nd
satisfied with its work, and the committee
Will be asked to try again. especially as the
bill. so far as il could be understood after
the conference got through with II, was
evidently not understood by the members
Of either body. Martin. populist, a member
Of the investigating committee, denied that
the pill fathered by Gross, the house pop
ulist member OF the committee for a board
OF charities OF three, was a committee bill,
and opposed consideration of the measure.
The apportionment bin was taken up and
caused hot debate in committee OF the
whole. Martin accused Lawson. chairman
OF the committee. with having traded on
the bill to secure votes for the Aberdeen
school appropriation. but atterward apollo
gfed for that statement but insisted that
his party was being Disseminated against
Stewart In his remarks referred TO the
habit OF the populists OF attributing evil
motives TO every act OF those who differ
from them. and showed that the statements
OF Martin were not borne out by the facts
There were several other passages be.
tween Martin and other members before the
committee finally reported the bill which
was passed as reported. providing for forty
four senators and ninety-nine representa-,
tives
House Apportionment BilI.
The house dToned through the afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

A new wheel and just the one you have
always wanted. Read The Bee wheel offer
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

new wheel and jus, the ooe you have
always wanted. Read The Bee wheel Offer.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
CLA|RVOYANT
Prof. D. Barton

As a test iu the reading he will tell YOU
your fun name and age, whom and when
you will marry.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

II is said that while the mother was
making goo-goo eyes at her cooling little
one Micky slipped through the train and
quickly nipped the yalise. II was several
minutes before Mrs. Friedenbsch discovered
her loss, and then II was almost time for
the train 10 pull out. So the cars whisked
Baby Fredenbach out OF town without any
supper and with little more underwear
than Cain and Abel wore in the Garden OF
Eden.
Meanwhile. so the police allege, Micky
visited several saloons in the vicinity OF
the depot and tried to pawn the nursing &
bottle and lingerie for a drink He ex-
planned to the bartenders that the milk
bottle would be just the thing TO hold
seltzer and he argued that the wearing
apparel would do very well for free lunch
counter napkins
"Jes' turn yer lamps onto desc" he said.
as he unfolded the sXpanse OF fleece lined
muslin. amt dey dead ringers fer nap
kins9"
The bartenders admitted that they looked
like napkins, but asserted that the fleece
lining was Objectionable and one thirst
assuager went so far as 10 order Micky ou.
OF his saloon.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

Use Crsmers Kidney and Liver Cure.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07
THIS IS The WORST OF ALL
Yssr-0ld Babe is Robbed Of underwear
and Nursing Bottle
AIcKY KRoLL IS ACCUSED OF THEFT
Attempt to Pass Infantile Apparel as
Free Lunch Counter Napkins Meets
with Dismal Failure and Po-
lice Take n Hand.

The man who stole the red-hot stove
and the wicked individual who conhs-
Gated the coppers from the eyes OF the
dead senegambisn are more or less sntedi-
luvian in peculiar thievery when compared
with theft for which Micky Kroll was ar
rested last night.
According to police reports Micky stole
a nursing bottle and a varlegated assort-
ment OF infsntile swaddling apparel from a
babe who has been on earth only since the
front end OF last year and who Is therefore
too young TO defend himself.
Co-incident with the theft OF the baby's
nursing bottle and hemstitched underwear.
SO in cash also disappeared. Mrs. Frank
Friedenbsch OF Randolph Neb.. is the
victim. for she is the mother OF the bottle.
less and musliness infant. Mrs. Frieden-
bach was passenger on Northwestern
train which left the Webster street depot
last night. The money and the baby
articles were in a valise which was de.
posted in seat alongside Mrs. Frieden-
bach
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

Use Cramer's Kidney and Liver Cure
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

The Royal Baker and Pastry Cook"-cou-
tanning over 500 most practical and valuable
cooking receipts free 10 every patron.
Send postal card with your full address.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

A new wheel and just the one you have
always wanted. Read The Bee wheel offer.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-07

Alum |. used in some baking powders
and in most OF the so-calIed phosphate pow
dets, because j, is cheap. and makes a
cheaper powder. But alum is a corroS-
i've poison which, taken in food, acts njur.
ously upon the stomach, liver and kidneys.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-09-28
heath Of well-Known Persons,

From the Littlestown. Pa, Independent of Sept 81
Mr.. G. Brook Yantis, proprietor of Hotel
Yantis, this place, died Friday morning at 6
O'Clock from the effects OF stroke OF paralysis
received last Monday afternoon. Mr.. Yantis
was born in Woodsboro, Nd, March Is, 1910,
and was 81 years, 6 months and 2 days old at
the time of death. He was married in Walk
ersyiIle, Nd, to Anna Mary Gilbert. Six
children blessed the union-three of whom
are living, viz: Mrs. w. Frank Rittase, Of
New Freedom. Mr. John ID. Yantis, of Nc
Sherrystown and Miss SatilIa l.. Yantis at
home Mrs. Adolphus Rahter, of Balti-
more, sister, survives him. Mr.. Yantis came
TO IIittlestown about SO years ago. He first
started store in the old Rider property, now
the postofIice. He then engaged in the car
rage business with George Slower, after which
he went into the hotel business in the house
now kept by James w. Ocker. He afterwards
went to Baltimore where he remained about
year, and then to Allegheny City where he
resided year. He then came back to Lit
tlestown and resided here for about Is years
while he travelled the road in the interest of
Chas. V. Wantz, cigar manufacturer, of West
minister, Md. He then went to Columbus,
Ohio, where he acted as Western Agent for
s. l.. Johns; he then came back to Littlestown
and travelled for F. X. Smith, cigar manu-
facturer, of McSherrystown. After this he
went to Westminster, where he had charge of
Hotel Albion for about 5 years, when he again
came to this place and opened the Yantis
House in the old Daniel Grouse residence
opposite the q. b. church. Brook, as he
was Familiarity called, had hosts of friends far
and near who deeply sympathize with the
widow and children in their sudden and
lamentabe bereavement. He was an un-
hinching Democrat.
Mr.. David Kump, highly respected citi-
zen of Lumber street, this place, died
Sept 18th, aged 81 years, months and 26
days Mr.. hump died from the effects of
peritonitis superinduced by an attack of acute
dysentery, from which he had been sufferer
for about three weeks, although he had been
in an extremely feeble condition for the past
year. He was born and raised in Myers dis
frct, Carroll county, Md. where he was known
Is progressive farmer and upright business
man. In 1872 Mr.. Kump left the farm and
moved near the toll gate or the Baltimore
pike, near town, where he remained until 1885
when he moved to his home on Lumber street,
where he died. He is survived by his wife,
who was born Amanda Stonesifer, one brother,
Jacob Kump, of Carroll county, and two sons
and two daughters, viz: Mr.. Geo. s. Kump,
{ this place; Mr.. Cyrus Kump, on the home
place in Myers district, Carroll county; Mrs.
Emma Lawyer, of South Queen street, this
place, and Mrs. Amanda Hilbert, of Germany
jwnship, near town.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-09-28
Hicks Forecasts for October.

A Mars period of disturbance central any
lime in October is sufficient cause for appre-
hending heavy, autumnal storms; such period
is central on October End, extending beyond
the middle of the month Coincident with
This center of the Mars period is a regular
Vulcan storm period, extending from the LIST
TO the 9th. Between the End and the 9th rain
and snow will touch many parts of the country
in their transition from west to east about
Wednesday the End to Saturday the 9Th.
From the 9Th to the 10th anti-storm condi-
lions will give place to return of falling ba-
rometer and other conditions leading to more
storms of rain and snow. The 9th is the CEN
trail day of this reactionary period. The Moon
is on the celestial equator on that day, greatly
increasing the probability of warm October
rains and thunder southwark, but turning to
early snow squalls later in northern sides of
the country. Look for change TO rising ba-
rometer and colder after the storms central on
the 9th
The conjunction of Moon with the Sun on
the 18th will precipitate the change to warmer
with falling barometer at the very outset of
this regular Vulcan period, and returning
storms of rain and snow will pass across the
country about Monday the 18th to Thursday the
18th. The chances for heavy autumnal gales
over the lakes and north Atlantic are many at
will be best to look for some early winter.
Snow and sleet are more than probable in
northern sections, with high northwesterly
gales and an October cold wave. There will
most probably be good opportunity at this time
for much hardship, exposure, wreckage, and
probable loss of eargoes and lives to unsus-
pecting and yenturesome navigators of the
northern lakes and seas.
The Goth to Dist are central days OF re-
dictionary time of autumnal disturbances. A
perceptible change to warmer will be noted
in the west about the 10Th; this change will be
followed by falling barometer and cloudiness,
and October rains, fringed in the north by
sleet and snow, will traverse the country from
west to east during the Goth to 22nd.
Some of the heaviest storms of the month
may certainly be counted on during the Vul-
can storm period central on the 26th. At this
time the boreal influences will have grown ag-
gressive, the Moon will be on the equator on
the oath, full on the 9th and in perigee on
the 18th. This will also be at the eliminating
stages both of the Mercury and Mars perturba
tons. Watch all agricultural and maritime
interests at this time Cold wave will follow
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-09-28
The Electric Road.

The Chambersburg, Pa, Public Opinion of
last week says: The engineering corps of the
Baltimore, Westminster 4 Gettysburg Electric
Railway Company are in Chambersburg. The
preliminary survey has been completed from
Baltimore to Graffenburg and will be rapidly
continued on to Harrisburg. The presence
of the engineers ofthis company should inspire
confidence. The company has financed the
road and is about ready to begin construction.
S. L. Johns, who purchased a controlling in
terest in the G. V. Telephone Company stock
is a member of the Baltimore, Westminster IL
Gettysburg Company Is it any wonder,
therefore, that he is very much interested in a
trolley line in Chambersburg. John r. Wills,
who has had charge of securing the grant of
right way has about completed the same from
Gettysburg to Shippensburg. There are few
abutting land owners whom he has not yet
seen or secured their release but within very
few days he will have finished and the unani-
nous consent which he will have from the
land owners will show the wonderful desire
for trolley line in this beautiful Cumberland
Valley. We know more about the trolley
prospects than we must tell at this time. We
have said enough when we say the trolley is
coming and that very Soon.