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The evening times., 1901-11-30
HOUSE LOBBY FURNITURE.
Articles Arrive and Are Being Piac-
ed in Position.

At O'Clock this morning the new fur
nituTe for the lobby OF the House was
placed in position under the direction of
Elliot Woods. Assistant Architect of the
Capitol. The furniture was specially de-
signed. and IS considered the handsomest
ever used in the lobby.
The articles for the cloak rooms OF the
House arrived yesterday, and force of
employees vas busiIy engaged ell morning
arranging the chairs and sofas Each ar
tiele was in its place, by II O'Clock, the
hour fixed for the Democratic caucus.
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DIED.

MISHAw-SGddeTlly, November %, AARIA T,
reIict OF the late William A. MishaE-
Funeral service at the residence Of her brother,
James @. Bampfe4d, 1874 Eleventh Street north
west Saturday November 2o at I O'Clock p. m.
Internens at Charleston, $. c. nj
McNULTY-0n November 2e, 1901, at her resi-
dence I40f North Caroline Street, Baltimore, Nd,
NARY CLARA, beIe -ed wife OF Thomas F. Nc
Nulty,
Due notice OF the fuuerzi will be given. MI
WEBER-ol4 November IS, 1901, suddenly, st
st. Elizsbetk's AsyfpC BERTHA WEBER, be-
loved daughter Of the late Robert Weber.
Funeral from undertaking establishment of T. A.
Costello & Bro, Sunday, at 25S3 2. Funeral
private. m30-2
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QUEENS MARITAL TROUBLE.

Guarded accounts Printed IH AM
sierdanI Newspapers
AMSTERDAM. Nov. 50-The Democrat
ic papers have begun to print guarded
accounts CT the report published yester-
day. to the intent that Queen WilheImina
and the Prince -Conzort are seriously es-
tranged. and that The COnsort is now in
Germany as 4 result OF Z summons from
the Kaiser 70 explain his actions 10 the
German Emperor.
The Official papers print IN ambiguous
denial. which stops short after sl=ing
that the Prince Consort's debts are now
not pressing
The evening times., 1901-11-30
LIVERPOOL BANK FRAUDS.
4 Betting Agent Held without Rail
for Completely.

LONDON. Nov. 30.-Kelly, a betting
agent who IS charged with having been
concerned in the Bank of Liverpool
frauds. was aTraigaed il court today.
The prosecution said the proceeds of
forged checks to the amount of ELS. .0eg
had been traced TO Kelly The ATTORNEYS
for the defendant pointed out that Kelly
had voluntarily surrendered TO the police.
The magistrate refused to admit Kelly
to bail
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READY TO SHAVE LEGISLATORS.
The New Barber Shop of tie House
Opened Today

The new barber shop OF the House of
Representatives was completed shortly
after midnight last night, and this morn
ing the six colored men who are car
ried on the rolls as labOrers, were behind
their respective chairs, ready with keen
edged razors to scrape the faces of the
national lawmakers.
The first members to be shaved in the
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FRENzIED BY RELIGION.

Whole Family Becomes Insane and
Commits Brutal Murder.
BERLIN, Nov S5-A family named
Kashke in village in the province of
Brandenburg were recently seized with q
religious mania and murdered their moth
er in order to exercise the devil The
murdered woman was forced to fast for
some time and was finally cudgeIed to
death.
The husband, sister. a daughter. two
sons, one Of whom has been TO America.
and a female servant have been brought
handcufed to the Sorau Lunatic Asylum
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PLAGUE EPIDEMIC
At HONOLULU.
NAY QUARANTINE THE PORT.
Disease Gaining Alarming Headvay
Among AsiatIcs-Japanese VIC
Tins Cremated by the Health
Authorities.

ST LOUIS. Nov. 30.-A letter from G. 7.
Walker. now at Honolulu, was received
last night by a former companion Of his
travels. residing IN this city, giving the
first news OF an epidemic of bubonic
plague at Honolulu. which has been care
fully suppressed by the authorities Up
to this time
To Quarantine Honolulu.
The disease has g1fned alarming head
way among the AsiatIcs at Honolulu and
preparations a-a now being made for
quarantinias the port against the world.
This step. writes the informant. viii be
taken within the next week. Continuing,
he says:
Plague Camp Established.
"Twenty-three cases are positively
known to exist, for this many plague pa
tients are now at the KaIfhi detention
camp. This camp Is guarded night and
day 1t IS reported on excellent authority
that yesterday (Sunday) two Japanese
died and we're cremated by the board Of
health at midnight The president of the
board OF health has bean reported away
from his home for two days
The News Suppressed.
Fourteen OF the known cases are Jspa-
nese and nine Chinese. The Honolulu pa
Ders are not allowed to print any par
tieuIars concerning the plague The
black plague broke out here in 1885 The
quarantine took effect January % and was
not raised until May.
= Costly Epidemic.
During that time $, ,9O0. goo IN the Ter
TitOriai treasury was spent and the Ter
ritoFy was plunged into debt to the
amount Of 81 .609. Geo additional.
IN addition to this. in burning dowr q
certain p!ague-stricken quarter IN China
town the authorities allowed the flames
10 get beyond control and 81, eco, ,000 worth
OF property was destroyed and more than
5000 ASi2tiCS rendered homeless
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Next &. A. r. Encampnrent.

CHICAGO, Nov 30--A meeting Of the
Executive Committee OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic will be held in this city
Thursday, December u, when the ques-
ton Of selecting d city for the Eext an
T.yls-I eucamPment viii come up for con-
Z stTa-affoD
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

for 81; navy blue navy shirts and drawers, 81 4
pair; Nc ; Government Shoes 50e pair; genu-
inc McC1ellaRd saddles, $50; herse blankets Coz
and up; axe handles. Soc dozen; oakum, bese
usde full line and all sizes iron Kettles direct
from foundry S BENSINGER K CO.. IIth and B.
T2e-1
THE Children's Hospital has 4 deed Of trust on
It for twenty thousand dollars, ca which = l.
paying interest Help TO pay II.
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PROF. GIBBS, MEDAL.
Commander Glover Takes Charge of
Trophy in London.

LONDON. Nov. S0.-The Copley medal
of the Royal Society, which was awarded
some two weeks ago TO Josiah Willard
Gib5s. professor OF meSRematics at Yale
University, for his Contributions to
mathematical physics. war received this
afternoon by Commander Clover, Naval
Attache of the American Embassy on be-
half of the professor
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MARKS BROTHER SAILS.

Declares He Believes Accused Book
maker to Be Dead.
LONDON. Nov. 30.-George Marks. a
brother of Laurie Marks. the booIlmaker,
VINO was charged with completely in the
robbery OF the Liverpool Bank, and who
was afterward reported to have committed
suicide from the Boulogne boat, sailed for
New York On the American Line steam
ship St. Paul today.
George Marks said he was convinced
that Laurie was dead.
FOREIGN
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Nails for south and CenfraJ Ameri-
ca, West Indies, Etc.

SATURDAY-Cc) BIB p II for AZORES ISL
ANDS. per 3 = PeninsulaT. from New Yo=k-
(d) At GO q f0T ARGENTINE. URUGUAY.
and PARAGUAY, Per $ = BermilIo, from New
5c5 At u.25 p. m for NAYAGUEz. per 3 :.
California from Nex York Nail for other PARTS
OF PORTO RICO must be directed Per $ 5 Cali
fc1 At HIS D ua. for LEEwARD and WIND
WARD ISLANDS and DUTCH BRITISH and
FRENCH GUINEA. per : s. CsTib5ee, from Nsx
York Nail for BARBADOS must be directed Per
5. s. Caribbee-
Sydney and thence via steamer, close here daily
except Sundays at 200 NJ, and on Sundays az
1870 a. N (e) M
thence via steamer, close kcre daily at 3=I5 ?.
n CUE3 II MAILS close hare via Pot Tampa. fla.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays at z-S0 p
mails ;sr NExIco overland, unless specially
addressed sor despatch by steamers sailing from
New TeFk, close here daily at 1910 a n and
Ma Mails 3 for BELIZE, PUERTO CoRTEz, and
CT UATENALA- by rail 70 New orleans and thence
via steamer, close here daily at f9-o9 p II, the
connecting closes for which being Mondays
Mails for COSTA RIGA BY Ead TO New Orleans
and thence via steamer close here daily at I0-o9
p. n. the connecting st'ses for which being
Trnns-Pacide Mails.
Nails for AUSTRALIA Except West Australia.
which Is forwarded wa EuTopcj. SEW ZEALAND
j.
close here daily at G=20 P Il Up to November
60 inclusive. for despatch Per s $ Sierra. (cJ
Nails for CHINA and JAPAN. VIA Tacoma
close here daily at $50 p IT. up 10 November 80
inclusive. fer despatch per ; . S.len0eie- kol
Nails Tor AUSTRALIA CexCept West Australia
which goes via Europe, and New Zealand vEEsaa
CUES via San FTznciSco), and FIJI Islands via
Vancouver. else here daily At GO p m after
November 20 and Up 70 December .. inclusive for
despatch Der :. : AIoTeEa- to4
Mails for CHINA. JAPAN HAWAII and PHIL
TPPISE ISLANDS, - via San FraneiSeo. close here
daily AZ ESQ 2 Up 70 December 8. inclusive
for despatch per ; : Nippon Mara. (of
Mails for HAWAII, via San Francisco, close
here daily at $50 ?. n uF 90 December Q, in
elusive for despatch per E $ Alameda (oJ
Nails for COCHIN CHINA are forwarded to
New York for connection with European stes u
ers-
+-PHILIPPTIE ISLANDS military Maid. de-
spatchei to San Francisco at all closes for that
otHce TO connect with Government transports
the sziIuES OF which are Irregular.
REGISTERED NAILS close at tAs MAIN OF
FTCE Is follows tb) At I'D ,. same day.
(c) At 500 P same day ID At 500 J. n
same day; % At I-00 p n previous day; IN
At I2-O0 p. N. previous Saturday, {S) At 500 p
m previous day; C0) At Goo D. NJ previous day.
JOHN l. MERRITT Postmaster
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AGITATION IN SPAIN.
Statements in Depatfes on the sepa-
ration Movement.

ration Movement
MADRID, Nov S0-In the Chamber Of
Deputies today. Senor SiIveIa. the former
Conservative Premier. condemned the
agitation in regard te the separation Of
Catalonia and Spain
Prime Minister Sagssta said It was very
painful to him TO participate in this de-
bate. Barcelona, he said, could not sep
arate from Spain without committing sui
eide The legitimate aspirations Of Bar
eeIona would be satisfied by the reforms
which Parliament intends TO introduce.
The Mayer OF Barcelona declared the
Catalinists were loyal to Spain. Their
propaganda was legal one and would be
carried on
The evening times., 1901-11-30
Difficult Digestion

That is dyspepsia
It makes life miserable.
Its sufferers eat not because they iCdzt 20,
but simply because they mast
They know they are irritable and fretful !;
but they cannot be otherwise.
They complain OF 4 bad taste IN the
mouth, tenderness at the pit OF the stom-
ach, an uneasy feeling OF puffy fuIness,
headache, heartburn and what not
Tho effectuaI remedy, proved by perma-
nent cures Of thousands 81 severe cases, IS
Hoods S 1Grs0p0riLLQ
The evening times., 1901-11-30
GREAT LAKES CANAL PROJECT
Plans for Waterway Connecting
Huron and Erie.

OTTAWA, Nov. 20.-The latest thing in
the way of canal construction is a propo-
sition to connect Lakes Huron and Erie
By navigable channel of not less than
fourteen feet deep.
The men who are identified with the
enterprise will seek for the necessary
legislative authority at the next session
of the Dominion Parliament The title
they will assume is the St Joseph and
Lake Huron Ship Canal Company.
The idea Is to build the canal from some
point on the Canadian side shore of Lake
Huron in the county Of Huron or Lamb
toa to a point on Lake Erie between Pon-
deaa Harbor AID Port Burweu.
The evening times., 1901-11-30
QUARREL OF DREYFusrTEs.
Printed in the s.Eeho de
ParIs.v


PARIS. Nov 30--The Echo de Paris
learns that dissensions are rife in the
Dreyfus camp. n. LabosI. Captain Drey-
fus' counsel, the paper sayz, and N. Rel
mach. the Dreyfrs supporter. are at odds
over some shares r o. new magazine md
Colonel Piequsrt. -o..e D. Captain DreyTus'
most earnest defenders during his trial.
refuses to see Dreyfus, =ho has asked
Pc mission to call and express his thanks
to Picquart for his advocacy Of his cause.
According TO a despatch published two
days ago, the rupture between ". LatoTj
and Reinaeh had caused the latter 10 ask
his brief from Labori- who was acting as
Ets counsel in the suit irought by Mad
ame Henry, the widow OF Colonel Henry,
who committed SHieide as a result Of the
DreyfuS Investigations.
The evening times., 1901-11-30
Kaiser Rents a villa.

PARIS, Nov. 3O.-'-Rappei'' says the
Kaiser has rented villa at Palermo,
the capital OF the island of Sicily, for
the winter for occupation by the En-
press.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SAINT CECILIA's ACADEMY. 60I East Capitol
st; boarding and day school for girls and young
ladies; primary commercial, and college pre-
psFatory courses: music and art; classes Tesumed
Monday. September 10. 1901; for further Particu-
las. sddEeSs sLSIER u AIGLSIA. SupgIIo--
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PROCEEDINGS FOR DIVORCE.
Mrs Robert 4 scott Enters salt in
Wisconsin,.

LA CROSSE. Wis, Nov 9o-Divoree
proceedings have been started by Mrs
Elsie D. Scott, daughter Of the ate Abner
Gle, millionaire Iumberman, against
her husband. Robert A. Scott, wao was
postmaster 8. his city under Harriscn's
Administrasiln-
Mr. Scott is one Of the most prominent
political leaders in the State. The grounds
for divorce are given as incompatabiyity-
although the testimony, when. the case
comes to trial 9-oTaises to be sensational
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POLISH STUDENTS HOSTILE.

Demonstration Made Against Prus-
sIa at LemberE.
VIENNA. Nov s0.-Three hundred Pol
ish students at Lemberg penetrated the
police Gordon into The street containing
the German Consulate and made a hostile
demonstration.
The GaIician- Polish movement against
Prussia is growing
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BURLINGTON SYSTEM LEASED.

1tNt'IVEtt HIaFrts St-sItS the FaPers
for Two Railroads.
CHICAGO. NOV. So.-The lease Ct the
Burlington system to the Chicago, Bur
Iingtou and Quincy Railway Company for
a term Of 9e9 years was consunEzted at
Burlington yesterday when papers IN the
case were fled there
President Harris signed the tease both
for the Chicago, Burlington aad Quincy
Railroad Company ana for the Chicag go
Burlington and Quincy Railway Company
as he is president of both corporations.
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i.ew and richly appointed shop were Rep
resentatives Jones OF Virginia, Ball OF
Tennessee. otey Of Virginia, Norton Of
Ohio. and Dayton Of West Virginia
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SUSPENDED BANK DIVIDEND.
Third Paid by Assignee of New
Hampshire 3asfitEzfon-

NASHUA, N H, Nov 2a-Assignee
Charles W Hnitt. of the Mechanics
Savings Bank os this city. viii pay a
10 per cent dividend to depositors. be-
ginning Monday riorning.
This viii be tSe third dividend paid by
the bank since it closed it's doors. in
1888. making 40 per cent in all There
will be some more moR0y for the depos-
itors, but how much is uncertain
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RIDICULED AT HARVARD.
Report Concerning Exclusive One.
Year Football Agreement.

Year Football AgreeHtent.
BOSTON. Nov 3c-Harvard athletic
authorities laugh at the story from New
Haven that Yale and Harvard have enter
ed into one-year football agreement to
the exclusion Of all other sports.
A meeting Of the Harvard eleven viii
be held next Monday night to select a
captain fer next year Herman Graydon
and Bowditch are eligible and al are
making strons. bids for the place,
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ANONYMOUS ARREST m PARIS.
Representative of American Com
panies a Prisoner.

LONDON, Now 3o.-A man who is de-
scribed as being well known in city cir
eles, and who has represented numerous
American companies IN London and Paris,
has been arrested in the latter city in
connection With extensive forgeries on
the London and Westminster Bank.
He will be held in Paris pending the
arrival of extradition papers from Lon
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Palace Stables Burned.

BERLIN, Nov 3o-The palace stables
at FriedrichTUhe, and a years harvest
we're destroyed by fire today.
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sfons fhe Cnnrh
The Maximum.

ard works On tAe cold.
Laxative Bromo-Qginine Tablets cure 4 ooIa In
one day. No cure. no psy. Price s5 cents.
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LOWS OFFICIALS
NOT YET KfNg0O KNOWN n
THEIR NAMES STILL KEPT SECRET
Mayor-cIect Says He VIII Not BE
Ready to Announce Them
Before End of De-
cember.

NEW YORK. Nov 3f Mayor elect Low
said this morning that he had no mere
appointments TO make public just now
He viii follow out the policy which he
announced some time ago OF Withholding
the names Of his selections for the yari-
Gus Offices which ne is TO I'll, until late III
December.
The announcement OF Colonel Par
tridge's appointment was made because
he requested Mr. Low to do so.
Mr.. Low Reticent-
The maycr-eleet said this morning that
he expected TO devote himself to his pri-
yate affairs for the next few days He
was asked if that meant that he had his
slate ali fixed up. but refused TO answer
the question, saying that Sc would not
contradict any deductions that might be
made.
Preparing to Assume Ohfce.
Col. John y. Partridge, wnom the nay
or-eIect has selected to succeed Police
Commissioner Murphy after January /,
was seen oday at his home in Brooklyn,
and asked to outline his policy as police
commission er.
Colonel Partridge said that he did not
care to tell at this time all he intended
to do in the police department. he said
that he was now doing all he could 70
clean up his work as State Commissioner
Of Public Works. so that he could resign
that Office anI leave Albany permanently
by the middle of December.
The colonel win ra+rrrn IN Alf,e--- to
morrow night. When asked VINO would
be likely to succeed him as Commission
or Of Public Works. he said that the
only man who could answer that ques-
tion was Governor OdeII.
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a SUBMARINE FERRY,

French Inventors Scheme to Pre-
vent seasieIsness.
PARIS. Nov. Se.-M GobeI, the subma-
rlne boat inventor. is now planning big
submarine craft which viii carrg zoo pas
sengers and cross the srEeits OF Dover in
half an hour without causing the passen-
gers any seasickaess.
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the longest fat ace run IN America, ;s nun al
BenRiHg today.
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steepIechase, and four other races at Bennfns
SodaV.
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LEGAL NOTICES

~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLI NBIA- NOVEMBER @, I90I--MARY
LUCRETIA COLLINS SAMl Ell B.
COLLINS. Equity No ,, so
On motion Of the complainant. by George 2.
Hoover, her solicitor, it Is ordered that the de-
fendant cause his appearance To be entered herein
en- or before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this day, otherwise the cause
viii be proceeded with aS IN case OF default.
The object % this suit Is to obtain an absolute
divorce from the bond OF marriage on the ground
OF cruelty, endaugeriug the conpainant's life OF
health
Provided, a copy Of this order be published in
the Washington Law Reporter ard the Washington
Times once 4 week for three successive weeks
before said rule day
(Ses) A. B HAGNER
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLI MBIA, HOLDING SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BCSTNESS-In Re
ESTATE OF CATHARINE WALLACE. De-
ceased. No. 1544I. Administration Docket No
IS
Application having been made 20 the Ssipre45e
Court Of the District OF Columbia. holding ssle-
cisI term for Orphans Court business for probate
OF the last vii and testament and Tor letters
tzsSSmentSTy said estate. by George Z Ham
ilton and Michael J. Colbert, OF the District OF
Columbia, 1t Is ordered this 2lst day Of Noven7-
bsT, 1901 that notice Is hereby given to Edward
E2llace, Maggie Hogan Clara Warren and the
o-iier unknown heirs OF Catharine Wallace de-
ceased, and TO all Others concerned to appear in
sid court MONDAY, THE 23D DAY or DE-
GENDER, 4 D. 1901, AT 10 O'CLOCK = ". T.
show cause why such application should not be
granted This notice shall be published in t3,s
Washington Law Reporter and The Washington
Times once IN each OF three successive weeks be
fore the return day therein mentioned-the first
publication to be Bot less than thirty days before
said return DAY.
By the Court.
JOB BARNARD, Justice
Attest:
LOUIS 4 DENT Register OF Wills
HAMILTON * COLBERT. Attorneys for AppIf-
can't no23 % del
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Last Bays Racing

At Bcnning today.
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Only Remedy Used in Hospitals
To cure nervous prostration IS
n y . - e JET = ~ II 3
PAInE'S
CELERY
COMPOUND.

Nervous prostration kills more people in America
every week tAan infectious diseases kill in
year. - StatsttcaD OF London Medical journal.
Nervous pros tTaton time is absolutely per-
neatly by PaInes celery compound There are
tho-san6s of physicians this
the onl prepared remedy used cases the hos
rftaIs-
HAVANA. Cuba, Nov 17-Mrs Lola Montalvo. who
Miss Bartcns assistant of the suceo
bacoa and R J. Montavo Warden of the City
made this statement:
Panes celery compound has been used at the Guanaba
i've years great Many women were scarcely
others with weak system hundred
patients completely by using thi.
cry compound One bottle Miss Augustine Aguerc
She old and her against her Other
Lord bless those individuals who brought before the mar
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. C, POsToFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily, As changes nay occur at
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded to the ports %
sailing daily, and the echejule Of ciosiuss Is ar
ranged On the presumption Of their yininterFurted
overland transit For the week ending November
%, 1901. the last connecting closes VII be made
from the dAIN OFFICE As follows.
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JOB BARNARD, Justice.

LOUIS A DENT Register OF Wills
Ton d COLBERT. Attorneys for AppIf-
no23- 20, del
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A. B HAGNER,
Associate Justice
A truo copy-test-

a tTuC Copy-feSt-
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk
BY NJ. \. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk.
roSO dTI4
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scenic reproduction of the end of the
room in which the body vas found was
shown.
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Mrs. BonfEe's manner" said the wit
ness, was calm and self-possessed.
think she was nerviest woman ! ever
saw She extended NE no sympathy"
Attorney Douglass stated that out Of
dcfCTence to the feelings and aefiiction of
tie witness he would not ask q cross-ex-
animation from him.
District Attorney Gould offered all Of
the articles found IN the room IS evidence
and closed the case for the prosecution
a recess was then taken ssatil lis.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-01-05

PLATTSMOUTH, Neb.. Jan. 4.--(Special)
Platte lodge No. I, Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, installed the following officers
last evening for the ensuing year: John
Kirkham, n. G.: r. Il. Olson, v, g.; j. NJ.
Leek. treasurer, l.. G. Larson, secretary;
Frank Butteiy. warden; John Corey, r. s.
N. c.. John Sewer, l.. S. n. G.; j. Brisby,
!. g., Mr.. Roesener, o. G..
TECUMSEH. Neb.. Jan. Especial AT
the regular meeting OF the Tecumseh lodge,
knights Of Pytbias, last evening the follow
ing officers were installed for the coming
year: ID. II. oder, c. c.; Ira Phillips, V. c.;
A. ~ Coffey. X. OF X. and s.; w. |. Pill
pott, NJ. OF A.; f. H. Grist. NJ. of f.; l.. A..
Howorth. NJ. Of f.. Il. r. Grist, Edward
Howorth and A. r. Odaker trustees; G.
Boatsnan, inside guard; Edward Howorth,
outside guard.
BLAIR, Neb. Jan. 4.-(SpeCial. AT the
regular meeting of Blair lodge. No II, In
dependent order OF odd Fellows the fol-
lowing officers for the present term were
installed by District Deputy j. H. Gates OF
Lyons. J. j. Rogers, n. G.; Herman Wuln,
" G.; J. E. Hinezerling. secretary; Theo-
dore Haller, treasurer; l. G. Eller James
Platz and j. w. Newell, trustees. After in
stallation of officers the lodge took supper
at restaurant. This lodge is now in a
prosperous condition. In 1890 II owned a
frame building situated on a good corner
lot. This building burned down, after which
a substantial brick building, 24xS5 feet, two
stories high, was built. The membership
now numbers 10.