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Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05
Fight on River and Harbor BiIi.

Throughout the night ther. WAS iong
aud determined effort to defeat the river
and hRrbor bill, led by Senator Carter Of
Montana. When Mr.. Nelson presented the
first conference report all but the items
'or three reservoirs in Wyoming and South
Dakota and the BraEos Tex. appropriation
Of $500 900 had been adjusted.
After Senator Carter had talked four
hours on the bill il was sent back 10 con-
ference. Before il was again brought in
other matters had been cleared away and
the fighting began in earnest
Upon the second report Mr.. Nelson an
nounced that unless the senate receded the
bill would fail and he moved that the senate
reoede Upon this motion Messrs. Warren,
Hansbrough. Stewart, Mason and yelling
ton made speeches.
Then. at 6:S5 M Carter took the floor
He said that impelled by a strong sense OF
duty be felt he should do all be could 10
defeat the bill
When ] examined this bill this morn
ing" said Mr. Carter Il became Emazed Bi
the stupendous character Of IL. carrying
$50, 600 900 OF the peoples money and -
much Of this sum for places that should
not receive it,
Then be added, impressively. This bill
will not pass unless my strength fails be-
fore l2 o'clock, and am in pretty fail
state OF health"
Tie then began speaking with delibera,
uon, referring 10 Hawaiian public lands
reading Of the report on the river and
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Monday
March
warranty Deeds.

p r. Allen 20 W. :. Wright, sH's sV's ..
l7-l6-lN 3 l.6'
W. II. Allen TO same, nwia swi. same. l,N
7. !. Lewis and wife 20 National
Roofing company. Suhdiv ~ lots -
and % iu tax lot 3 in l5-lb-l4 ......, b"'
Seymour Barnard 20 A. j Holmc.
lot 8. block J. Thomson & add %
J NJ Williams and wife 90 q. NJ
Cowles, sw'. sels 2'-io-lN. ............- NJ
NJ NJ Ransom and husband 90 Nj.
J.. Eklund. lut o. block . 'pftaE'
J A Faux ana wife 30 John Larson.
81! of lot g. Durham Place. e.-..-.-.. 81
Emma Sinclair ana husband 10 +
a. BlrdEett lots $ and g. block .,
acton Greiner and wife to O;to Bel.
lots u end a. block 2. W. J. SehH.s o.
NJ. O. Ford and =. A. Lewis. 4o feel
Of 50 feet ~ lot Z" block :. XIX
woods add ............. .....-......... 10
Atlantic Realty association 10 Charles
Petersen DOT @. block d. BemiS park. a
August johnson 20 Amanda anC Au-
gust Johnson, u-. OF Tot q, block o.
Brown park ........ .......-. .....-- 2
Peterborough SAVING bank 20 J W.
Foley. @ 2lla feet OF " -3Hs feet Il
LOT :. block O. Fosters ado. ............ is
r. z Grauer and wife O. August and
Julia Hahn. ~ feet ~ lut T. ana
slg Of Tot 12 block r. Wilcox add .... y
Omaha Realty company 10 Catharlue
Byorth, MID 344g feet Of lql ., block
II. RediCE subd!v o. J. J. Reuick
aUQ . . . ~
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05

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Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05
Raise Point of No Quorum.

Al $40 there we're about q dozen sena-
tors in the chamber. when Mr. Wellington
raised the point Of no euorua.
The roll call brought in thirty senators
The sergeant at-Hrms was directed 10 go
cure the attendance OF ahsentees This
call suspended all business for an inded-
mite time. the attendants taking advantage
o. the opportunity TO gather W the masses
of waste paper which hs6 accumulated %
the floor through the long session. and pu.
the extra chairs IN place for tie distir-
guished guests expected later ir the day
Al s.05. and with only twepty-e ght sen
ators IN the chamber M. PctuErew moved
TO adjourn, but Mr.. Garter opposed the NO
tion saving be desired TO finish his speech
At g.a5 the serEes Mt at arms secured a
quorum and ny. carter proceeded with bis
speech.
Mr.. Jones Of Arkansas offered q resolu-
tion rendering the thanks OF the senate 10
President Frye for the impartial and
courteous manner in which be had presided
The resolution was unanimously sdopte ID
and Mr. Frye acknowledged the compliment
with a brief speech
The hands Of the hir clock were moved
back fifteen minutes while MIR Frye was
supElIuE
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05

A meeting OF the Methodist preachers Of
Omaha at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation rooms yesterday afternoon was
largely attended. Dr.. 4. c. Hirst Of the
First Methodist church read a paper on
The Relation Of the Church 10 Public
Morals"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05

The assessment Of taxes for the city OF
Omaha is made on a different valuation
than that placed upon Omaha property
by the county officials. Assessors employed
by the city are supposed 10 have turned
IN all property al a valuation varying from
32is 10 20 per cent OF the actual value. All
assessments for 1909 were reviewed by the
council, sitting as board Of equalization,
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05
INCOME AND EXPENDITURES
VIA, The People Of Oman, Pay for tn.
suppOr; Of Local Gov,rnm.nt
lax LEVY AND LICENSE COLLECTIONS
Figures FROM the Records of the
IreRsursrs Onces MAKE
Very Irterc.ting show
ing for Taxpsyers.

STATE tsxes levied ln Douglas
county, isy .,..........- ....''-.t l63 .ys4 ~
county. iss -. 70, -. s-4o30 -
10 per cent, 90 1es 4n %
sources '...1'''-.''. -. sls s5s Sc
10 uer cent 20 81 s.
Income of cltv from other source. 49, sG3 ss
Current expense city uf D.na hh.. w ~ y
Current expenses Douglas county. alA225 u
district - 4s. 72g -
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05

harbor bin snl cOmmenuug upon &C. The
other senators stood about n groups the
chairs were mostly empty and the senate
q The gray dawn O. morning presented q
rather desclate appearance
After Nj Carter had been talking for
about az hour and a half NJ Pettus IN.
tsrrupted TO condemn The course of Mr.
Carter
Mr. Carter tlaadly replied by asserting
that the Alabama senator could 30; de'end
the appropriation for Trinity river iu
Alabama
Mr Peuus vigorously asserted that he
was not expressing his opinion cf the bill.
but be did have q very decided opinion of
senator who would hold W the senate 10
this way On DAY when We are 70
insuEursts pres dent OF The United
States.
Mr. Carer smiling said be would be
glad TO take q recess and let the river and
Esrbor bill Eu over 20 session when there
was 10 inaururAiicn ceremony
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05
OMAHA CHURCHES ARE ACTIVE
Aftermath of Lutheran Conference
Congregational Meeting and
Other Proceedings.

The Nebraska conference Of the swedish
Evangelical Lutheran church completed its
annual meeting yesterday. il was origin
ally planned that the sessions should end
Sunday. but business was unavoidahly de-
lsyed and another days work Was neces-
ssry.
Yesterday was given over chiefly to the
discussion OF religious and charitable iusu-
tutions Rev T. NJ Eckmau of Central
City. MINI vSs chosen president Of Luther
academy al Wahoo. His salary will be
s. 900 n year All the teachers who are
now employed IN the institution will be re-
tanned for another year at slightly In
creased salaries.
The following directors we're elected for
the academy: Four-yesr term, Rev. 2. NJ
Lindberg OF Omaha. Rev. J. Z. Nordling Of
the Swede Home. J. A. Anderson Of Wahou.
J. Erickson Of swedeburg two-yesT term.
Rev J. Torrell Of Swedehurg one.year
term. Rev. Z c. Chinlund OF Lincoln.
Directors for the Omaha OrphAnage,
which 10 conducted by the Desconess' ssso-
citation. were elected as follows. Rev. J.
Torren Of Swedesburg. c. G. Olson OF
wsusa, Rev A. :. Becklund Of Newman
Grove. n. P. Hult Of svedesburg and c. A.
Erickson Of York.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05

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Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05

The Congregational ministers o. the city
held their regular monthly meeting at the
Young Mems Christian association yester-
day. All the ministers Of that denomipa-
ton in the city we're present The paper
for the day was read by Rev. Jacob Flock Of
Hillside Congregational church The SUI
ject was The Communion Service"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05

The members Of the Coterie club, which
met at the Millard hotel Monday night
listened TO a paper reviewing their work
and plans by Rev. Or. MsckRy. II was an
nounced that the club did not discuss the
subjects of billboard and indecent medical
advertising
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05
CLAIRV0YANT
Prof. D. Barton

A. test iu The reading be will tell you
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Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05
CERTIFICATES FOR ENGINEERS

Z 81 have mailed a duplicate Of his
letter 10 your sister, Mrs. Gillsn.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05
Narringe Licences.

following marriage licenses were is
Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-05
Deeds.

T. +. Price Ct AL referees, 10 John =
Wuerth. NV. nee and part Of ne's
uei. and part % stl. ne'. G-lC-l3..... ]
Same 10 A. =. Boyer part uf nels nei.
6-l6-13 ...-.....-. .-...-....-..--.
To.al amount Of transfers ......... go
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-05
URANUS AND ITS FOUR MOONS

From the Saturday Evening Post
Astronomers are turning their tele-
scopes in the direction of the planet
Uranus, which has become interesting
of late by reason of the fact that it
has assumed such a position in the sky
that its four moons, revolving about it
like SO many little golden shuttles. are
at present in a plane at right angles
with the lire of vision from the earth.
Uranus is one of the great planets
of our inter group in the solar sys-
tenn. Uranus is a verv interesting sort
of a world in more than one respect
1t is about sixty times as big as the
earth, and one of it's years are equal
to eighty-four of ours. From the
viewpoint of it's inhabitants (SuppoS-
ing any such EXIST the sun rises in the
west and sets in the east. while all of
the four moons have the same peculi-
arity. To them the sun looks only
one-hundredth as large as it does to
us, inasmuch as they are 1 500 00O, 900
miles away from the luminary, ard day
light is proportionately dim, though
bright enough to see by comfortably.
inasmuch as at midday it is equal to the
illumination of fifteen hundred moons
like ours.
Uranus has diameter of $4,000
miles. and its distance from the earth
is 100000 miles.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-05
SUNDRY OBSERVATIONS ON
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

Of course there are schemes within
schemes in the political whirl. The
very ones who are scheming most deep
ly are the first to express their abso-
lutte ignorance of political drifts. Yet
it is known that there are forces at
work that within the coming month
may make the ring politicians way
thorny.
1t would not do to reveal all the
plans that are afoot. 1t is enough to
say that every democrat recognizes
that there is going to be a fight in the
primaries this year, and every repub-
lican knows that his party has not the
ghost of show in the absence of reg
istration. Under the circumstances it
is timely to talk over plans of action,
with a view to getting better men in
Office.
It is settled for good that Mr.. More
head will not run. 1t is explained by
his close friends that he doesn't want
the excitement" There is no doubt
that he would have the fight of his life
on his hands if he should run, for his
old time opponent, Mr.. Krakauer,
would go into the field to win against
him at all hazards. Mr.. Morehead rec
ognizes the hopelessness of his case,
and although he is very anxious to be
mayor, and always has been, he is tim
id about mixing up in such a contest as
would surely result from his candi-
dacy.
Morehead machine are not saying
much. They have held no large meet
ings, and only in the little gatherings
of two or three is any whispering
heard of a movement to oppose the
ring That there is such a movement
no one of them will deny. How hope
full it is for better things is problem
attic.
These Independent democrats are in
dependent only so long as they are
democrats. They announce that they
will stand by the party except in the
contingency that the party puts up i'm
possible men and some other better
men are running for the offices. How
much promise there is in this for the
city is hard to tell, but in the opinion
of many prominent republicans this is
a good year to lie low and let the dem
ocrats fight it out.
Things could not be much worse
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-05

for ps yment. Dr.. Gallagher urged that
the deal should be closed up at once.
though the board did not have the cash
on hand to pay for it. Mr.. Martin was
of the same opinion and he moved that
the matter of the payment for the land
be referred to the external committee
and that they be instructed to urge the
city attorney to hurry up the exami-
nation of the deeds and arrange with
the treasurer to settle with those who
were demanding payment.
The board then adjourned.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-05

than they are now, and the anti-ring
democrats may be able to force the
nomination of competent men for may
or. aldermen, and city officials. If
they cannot do it. it is certain that
the republicans cannot. The republic
cans have neither machine, money,
workers, nor party spirit. and it would
be folly to start in at this late day to
create all these things.
1t would therefore seem to be the
most promising thing for the republic
cans to wait, at least, until the demo-
Gratis have acted. If the result of the
contest in that party is to force the
nomination of good men, the republic
cans should show their sincerity by not
opposing those men. If, on the other
hand. the democrats should put up a
lot of billiards. back numbers. gas bags.
and scamps. it would be no worse for
the republicans than it is now, and
they would at least save the money
that would be thrown to the dogs in
certainly futile campaign. They might
put up d llCheI JUST " save thc vi
ganization. but unless. as is said above,
the democratic nominees are impossi-
BILE, far worse in every way than those
now in Office. the republicans, no mat
ter how good their ticket. can count
on absolutely no help from the demo-
Gratis, who talk virtuously before an
election, and then go and vote for the
Old Mans Boys.
The report was started few weeks
ago that the post Office and federal
would be moved out Texas
street, and a real estate boom resulted.
The likelihood of a straight republic
can ticket winning this spring is about
the same as the likelihood of the re-
moval of the federal building.
Some democrats say that Bryan viii! !
some day be president of the United |
States. The possibility of getting good |
men in Office in this city through an
democratic movement is
ust shade better than Bryan's
nance to be president.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-05
THE EASTERN CHINESE RAILWAY
A Great Work That Is Being Built of
American Materials and By Ameri-
can Methods.

1.-THE work on the eastern Chinese
railway has been much delayed by the
war. and the Russians will not be able
to complete it. as they had hoped, in
time to connect with the Trans-Siber-
ian road this year. writes Frank G.
Carpenter in the Christmas number
of the Saturday Evening Post. "They
have already built it to some distance
beyond Mukden. This is two hundred
and eighty miles from Port Arthur. and
marks hardly one-third the distance
the line must pass through Chinese
territory before it reaches Siberia.
LAS to the purely Russian character
of the road. the concession provides
that the stock can be held by Russians
and Chinese, but that the bonds are
to be under the control of the Rus
sian government. The head Offices of
the railroad are to be at st. Peters,
burg and Picking, but the real direc-
ton of it will be from ST. Petersburg
Russia is to build, maintain. operate
and protect the road, and all misun-
derstandings concerning it are to be
settled by the Russian minister of
France. Russian mails and Russian
officials will be carried upon it free of
charge and its materials will be free
of duty.
IAN interesting thing to us, about
the road, is that the greater part of
it's materials is American. Its rails,
ties. engines and other rolling stock
come from the United States. The
Russians like our machinery and they
like us. They say that the American
engines are better than those of other
countries, and that they would rather
buy of us than of the English.
"a look at Manchuria and its popu-
lation shows that this road will be a
success from the start. The province
contains about twelve million people"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-05
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-05

In an afternoon paper a masked
writer" undoubtedly Felix Martinez
siZZles for a column about a recent ed
itorial in The Herald. He swats some
body at every turn, and the somebody
can only be guessed at. There are sun
dry references to the rat stealing the
utterances of the board of directors of
the chamber of commerce" the snake
in the grass who is invited to come
out in the open and share his response
biiity," the "nigger in the woodpile,"
some Judas" and SC on. If Mr.. Mar
tinez would write plain English per-
haps his reference might be compre-
hended. but the only thing The Herald
is sure about is that the writer of the
article referred to thinks either that
somebody else than the editor of
The Herald wrote the editorial at
tackled, or that the editor received his
in some underhanded way
and even his opinions. In fact. there
is every indication that the article in
the said afternoon paper is covert at
tack upon Secretary Russell of the
chamber of commerce. AS to the facts
of the case, the editor of The Herald
wrote every word of the editorial re-
ferred to- and is personally and official
1y responsible for it. He received his
from a reporter on the
regular staff of The Herald. who at
tended the meeting and reported the
From the information so
gained, recorded in writing by the said
reporter, in the ordinary line of his
duty, the editor drew his own conclu-
sions, and upon the known facts based
his opinions. There was no CONVEX
sation, letter. or other communication
of any sort between the writer of the
editorial and any other man, on the
subject of the discussion. This state
ment is made in simple justice to the
public, who might be misled by the re-
marks of the other paper.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-05

There are times when it is a mighty
disastrous thing to spread oil upon the
waters. Beaumont has had more than
one narrow escape because of follow
ing this injunction too literally. A 10
connective spark-well, to quote the old
negro preacher. it is a clear case of
pouring oil on the waters and heaping
live Goals upon the oil. The result is
commonly a revival.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-05
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-05

Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton disap-
proves of the trailing dress and has
given the elevator boy positive instruc-
lions to show no woman up to her
apartments who is wearing a training
dress. She is probably afraid of mi
crObeS.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-05
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-05

Every now and then, just to keep up
interest, the allied powers demand the
princes, which are cheerfully given, in
order to gain time. But does any sane
men believe that China is going to bow
to this SORT of a thing indefinitely?
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-05

Hardly 4 DAY passes that there is not
a mining deal closed in this city.
Moneyed men are coming here from all
over the United States to meet miners
and prospectors. and FL Paso is grad
ually becoming mining exchange CEN
ter by operation of natural laws
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-05

Autograph letters of famous men
will be far rarer in the future than
now. Great men of today content
themselves with signing their names,
often with signing stamps, to type
written documents, and it will be hard
to get much sentiment from type
written manuscripts.