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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
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wife be employed at the boys orphanage;
that effort be increased to push the work.
This report was signed by Miss Almina
Dickinson of Illinois, Mrs. Efle Cunning
ham Of Indiana, Mrs. Bersha Ingersol Of
Minnesota, Mrs. Corneiia Mckay Blount OF
Mississippi and Mrs. Laura Gerould Craig Of
New York.
On Negro Education.
c. C. Smith of Ohio. secretary of the
Board Of Negro Education and Evangelical
ton, submitted his report in the course Of
an address In which he told incidents OF
work among the negroes. The y report
showed:
This closes the eleventh year since ! have
been secretary for the Board of Negro Edu-
cation and Evsngelization. Seven years
this board was d separate organization,
three years 1t was united with the Ameri-
can Christian Missionary society, and this
10 the second year 1t has been under the
management of the Christian Woman's
Board of Missions. The past year has been,
in many respects the most prosperous year
in its history. Three thousand seven hun
dred and thlrty-eight dollars has passed
lows: furnishing fund, slsi.74: building
fund. H,3S5; miscellaneous fund, H.94l. %
educational rally fund, $l7A42; Texas school
fund, $ll5.6l. In addition to this quite q
sum has been raised by me which has
gone direct to your treasury.
The invoice OF property at the southern
Christian Institute September / amounted
TO $4S,S75. Ten thousand dollars vas paid
for the plantation. making an accumula-
tipn Of property. since the beginning,
amounting to $3S,S75. Only $4,000 is counted
on Increase of land, making an Increase
in personal property and improvements of
x34,S7b.- . This increase Is in buildings, ma
chinery, farming implements, furniture. etc.
At least 10000 of this has come from the
labor Of our students, So It is hardly fair
10 our Industrial department to admit q
deficit when II increases the value of our
property from 5000 to 5000 each year. The
following remarkable statement can be
made with accuracy; Our property at the
Southern Christian institute Is worth more
than our entire cash outlay from the be-
ginning, including salaries of teachers.
This, of course, could never have been
accomplished had we not found the ma
teriais for buildings In the splendid forests
of the plantation.
Not SeIf-SustaihinE.
The mighty Industrial plants of the south
such as those carried on by Booker T,
Washington and various religious bodies,
are not self-sustaining. Thousands are ex.
pended at each institution yearly, where
the return Is mainly in the trained work
men who go out from these institutions
Iet, II may be said. corporations and in
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
HOLD HUSBAND FOR MURDER
N. e. sammOn Accused OF Killing HIS
divorced wife at Grant, .
,WyOminE. az. ,

CHEYENNE, wyo,. Oct. 1s.-speciaI Tel
egram.)-N. e. sammon was arrested this
afternoon at the Braae rancho, near Grant
postofhce. this county, for killing his di-
vorced wife, who went to Grant from Okla
homa at the solicitation OF Sammon. The
killing occurred Tuesday night at the Braae
rancho, where Sammon was visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Nels Braae. The irst reports Of
the tragedy stated that Mrs. sammon had
committed suicide because her husband
would not return to her. The arrest was
made by order OF Coroner Murray, who went
to Grant Thursday TO investigate the kill
ing. sammo is being brought to Cheyenne
and will arrive tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

great battle. Let this mind be In US which
was also In Christ Jesus
The report of the committee on Mexico
was then presented by Mrs. v. G. Hedges
Of Missouri The committee made a strong
appeal for interest in the Mexican field.
where at Monterey a school has been estab-
lished with an attendance OF about 200. The
lot for the FIRST building was purchased
with money furnished by Texas. The rec
lamentations Of the committee are as
follows.
The erection OF a building at Monterey
to be used as chapel, school and printing
office; that at least one more well qualified
teacher be employed who could preach for
the American congregation and allow the
opening CT a mission In the City OF Mex
ice as soon as possible; that a small sum
be set apart for the employment of native
helpers; that the %RIintins plant be enlarged
work in Mexico may be equipped at Mon-
terey.
Election of Omcers
Following this report, which was adopted,
the nominating committee submitted its
reports recommending the election Of the
following officers: Mrs. A. NJ. Atkinson OF
Wabash, Ind. president; Mrs. Eme Gun
bingham Of indianapolis, Ind, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Helen E.. Moses Of indianapolis.
Ind, corresponding secretary; Mrs. S. F..
tray OF Indianapolis Ind, recording sec
rotary, and Mrs. Mary ]. Judson Of Indian
apolis, Ind, treasurer, Mrs. Matte Rounds
OF Indianapolis, Ind, superintendent of
young peoples work. The report was
adopted.
Mrs. Lyons read the report OF the COM
mittee on watchword, which was that the
watchword be, Information, Inspiration,
Roalization-s175 900; l 5 5000 Tidings, 81 900
Women"
The committee on greeting to absent
members submitted a resolution, which was
adopted. as follows: ..
As many of or earnest workers of former
days are absent from us, whose lives and
work have made possible in large measure
the present magnitude of the work Of the
Christian Women's Board of Missions; be it
Resolved, That this convention convey to
them the deep appreciation in which we
hold their labor and our loving interest In
them, and that their presence Is missed
from our assembly i'm annual convention,
and that a letter expressing his message
be sent to Mrs. Caroline Pearree and Mrs,
Mira Jameson of indianapolis, Miss Al
mira Dickinson of Eureka, ILL.,, and Mrs.
Julia Gerould OF Cleveland.
An Invitation was extended to the dele
gates to visit the Lininger art gallery. .
The last address Of the convention Of the
women's board was delivered by Mrs. Persis
L. Christian of Arkansas.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
BAD TRAIN WRECK At ELMIRA
Rock Island Freight Telescopes East
RSund Passenger.
FIREMAN AND MAIL CLERK ARE INJURED
Railway OmcinIs Deny Report that
Many Were killed and Say that
All Passena ers Escaped
Without Injury.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Oct. lS.-Eastbound
passenger train No. s on the Rock Island,
consisting OF three passenger coaches. a
mail car and a baggage car, was tele-
scoped by a fast freight at Elmira tonight.
The passenger was at the tank taking
water when the freight train crashed into
1t The engine was shattered and the
tender telescoped the mail car.
Fireman Conley was badly bruised about
the back and shoulder and the mail clerk
was injured. though not seriously.
There we're rumors that several persons
were killed, bat this is denied by the rail-
way officials, who say that none Of the
passengers were injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
HORN DAMAGES HIS OWN CASE
Makes Admissions which Practically
Destroy His Alibi Testi-
mOny.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 1S.-(special Tel
egram. )-Tom Horn, charged with the muir
der Of While Nickel in the notorious Iron
Mountain feud district, today made some
damaging admissions against himself, chief
among which was the confession TO Detec-
tive La Fors that he had killed the boy and
that he was in his right mind and sober
enough to realize what he was doing, and
his only excuse for making the statements
was that he was "joshins." He denied,
however, that he had killed the boy. Yes
terday witnesses for Horn established an
alibi, but today the prisoner destroyed the
alibi by saying he was twelve miles from
the place at which witnesses said they saw
Horn at the hour the killing occurred.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
FILE OFF THEIR SHACKLES
Convicts fl Federal Prison at LeRv-
enwOrth, on Trial for Mutiny,
Almost Free.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Oct. 1S.-The Off
GERS of the federal p~enitentiary have dis
covered that Gilbert Mullins and Bob Clark,
two Of the FIVE convict mutineers, had filed
off their shackles and were making prep
arations to escape during the progress of
their trial yesterday.
The convicts had filed the chain shackle
of and tied It with a string where it was
fastened above the ankle.
A file was found in the cell Of one Of the
prisoners and it is believed that it was
slipped to them, In the court room, which
was crowded.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
LIVE STOCK CENSUS WANTED
No Accurate Information Now as to
Number of Cattle I'm the
United States.

PITTSBURG, Oct. 1S,-At today's meeting
of the National Live Stock association the
following officers were elected: President.
D.. B. Douds, Chicago; secretary. G. w.
Baker, Chicago; treasurer, W.. f. Wiley,
Sioux City.
After the election one Of the delegates
brought up the question of a census of the
live stock in the United States. The mat
ter was discussed at length, and 1t devel-
oped that there is no accurate knowledge
Of the number of cattle in this country.
1t was finally decided to have the matter
placed before congress and ask hat body
to have a new census taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
FATAL FIRE VISITS ALBANY
Fireman Dies and Twenty-Five DAN
GERS Only Escape by
Roof.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 1S.-Fire broke ont
shortly before II tonight in the Tower and
Brooks company, Boston store, in the
heart of the business district.
For. a time the entire dry goods section
was threatened, but finally the flames were
practically confined to the one building.
There we're many thrilling escapes from
death and one fireman was killed and a
number injured. Thomas Ward, a pipeman.
slipped from the top of a ladder and fell
thirty feet, breaking his neck.
At the time the ere broke out a dance
was in progress on the top floor of the
building. Escape was cut off by the flames
and twenty-five persons were lifted out of
the front windows and helped over adjoin-
ing roofs. 1t is impossible to secure any
estimate Of the losses tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

week announcing that Hon. Dave Mercer,
congressman of this district, would speak.
Frank Jahnal, republican candidate for the
legislature from this county, was intro
duced and spoke briefly of his candidacy
for representative. Mr.. Mercer followed.
commencing with a brief reference to MIR.
Rosewater as being the manager OF the
campaign of his opponent. A very light
ripple OF applause came from the audience
and the speaker changed his subject.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
FINDS A WAY ROUND LAW
Commissioners Tells How Spirits May
he Sold by Unlicensed
Persons.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The commits
sioner Of internal revenue has ruled that
wholesale liquor dealers cannot receive for
sale distilled spirits from a person who
is neither a r%ectifer. d~istiller nor wholesale
liquor dealer without violating the law.
That person can. however, without send
ing the spirits to them, make them his
agents for their sale, and they can dispose
of them by means of a bill OF sale delivered
to the purchaser at their place Of business.
where they hold the requisite special tax
stamp, and the person taking such bill OF
sale can receive the spirits at any other
place from the owner OF them.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
A GOOD DEAL OF NONSENSE

About "BIOod Purifiers" and "T~Onics."
Every drop Of blood. every bone, nerve
and tissue In the body can be renewed in
but one way. and that Is. from wholesome
food properly digested. There is no other
way and the idea that a medicine In itself
can purity the blood or supply new tissues
and strong nerves Is ridiculous and on a par
with the fol-de-rol that dyspepsia or indi-
gestion is . germ disease or that other fall
lacy. that a weak stomach which refuses to
digest food can be made to do 50 by irritat-
ing AID innaming The bowels by pills and
cathartics. p
StuArt's Dyspepsia Tablets cure indlges-
tion, sour stomach. gas and bloating after
meals because they furnish the digestive
principles which weak stomaens lack, and
unless the deficiency OF pepsin and diastase
is supplied II is useless to attempt to cure
stomach trouble by the use OF "~tonies,"
''pillss and "eathartics" which have abso-
,utely no digestive power, and their only eff
fec. is to give = temporary stimulation.
One grain OF the active principle in
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest 5000
grains OF meat. eggs .ad similar foods. and
experiments have shown that they will do
this in a glass bottle at proper temperature.
but of course are much more effective In
the stomach,
There is probably no remedy so uni
v~ersally used as stuart's Tablets. because
Il IL not only the sick and ailing, but we'll
people who use them at every meal to in
sure perfect digestion and assimilation OF
the food.
People who enjoy fair health take stuerts
Tablets as regularly as they take their
meals. because they want TO keep we'll; pre-
Vention is better than cure. and Stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets do both; they prevent In
digestion and they remove II where It exists.
The regular use OF one or two OF them after
meals will demonstrate their merit and en-
cheney better than any other argument.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
DIES WINNING FOOLISH BET
Earl of L~OnsdaIe's Nephew Jumps
from Moving Car in
Oklahoma.

WICHITA, Kan, Oct. ia young Eng
lishman jumped from the top of a Santa Fe
freight car for a bet yesterday while cross
ing the Salt Fork bridge near Ponca City,
saying the momentum would carry him to
the bank
He fell short, however. striking a rock in
the river and was instantly killed. In his
pockets were found evidences that he was
the nephew Of the Earl OF Lonsdale and
that he had served in the British army in
India.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
VOID Pest Growa serIous.

sTURGIs, s, D., Oct. 1s.-speciaL)-
Reports from the ranges are to the effect
that wolves are again becoming trouble
some. In the Cedar Canyon country hun
dreds OF dollars worth Of stock have
already been destroyed, Concerted action
Of the stockmen win be necessary to down
the pests.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
CANADIAN GUESTS REVOLT
Threaten 20 Burn Manitoba
Town.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. lS.-A special from
Winnipeg, Man, says: A rumor Is current
here that an army of 1000 Doukhobors is
marching toward Yankton TO demand food
from the Dominion authorities.
1t is said they have threatened to burn
the own II their demands are not COM
piled with.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
PIPER'S BAIL is ESTREATED
Murderer Released on Bond. Bolts and
Court Approving Sentence
Keepa Cash.

TOPEKA. Kan, Oct. 1s.-W. W. Piper,
under sentence Of twenty years for killing
a "jointist" in Ellis county. and who was
out on $500 bond pending an appeal to the
supreme court. cannot be found and his
bondsmen will be called upon to settle.
The upper court today affirmed the sen
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

sTURGIs. S. D., Oct. 1s.-(special)-Abe
Jones has received ofieial notice that his
bid for furnishing a35 cavalry horses has
been accepted by the government. These
horses are TO be delivered at Fort Meade
and delivery begins on October 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
lew Southern Pacific Line Opened.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1s.-The Southern
Pacific will today operate fifty miles OF
track for the first time. This stretch of
track represents part Of the reconstruction
Hartman is spending a few millions. 1t
lies between Wadsworth and Brown sta
ton In Nevada and was built to avoid steep
grades.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

with NarlCOCele pt-
cause they know his physical makeup is
going to be an uncertain quantity. h0lt-
roads will not employ men with vartcoceiS
because they are sure. to have "brsin-fag
and not TT to intrust with lives In theit
hands. where a clear head and quick IN
tellect IL necessary.
To carry a varicocele Is robbing yourself
Of opportunities now and for the future,
You can go on the its not hurting me
now theory until the delicate machinery
collapses and you are a mental and physii-
At our Office we cure VARICOCEDE never
to return-no mutilation, injury or deten-
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POISON in any form without potash or
mercury in twenty-seven to ninety days,
Piles and rupture cured under POSITIVE
guarantee or money refunded. SEXUAL
WEAKNESS. losses and reflex disorders
written guaranteed as good as a bond Tor
every case we accept, for treatment. We
will give. bank and. commercial references
and show proofs of CURES at office that are
indfsputpb BILE. -" Ev-rss tE' "N't ste t. So .
Visit, other offices in the city and com
pare their equipment and appearance
with ours. You can tell a big department
store from a small s~econdshahd AFFAIR, and
you can tell a successful doctors Office
from a p~retender or imitator. our cou-
situations and examinations are always
free and cheeTfully given at Office or by
letter. We have devoted our whole lives
to these specialtles and have advanced
ideas over local doctors or pretending
specialists. Where they see one case we
examine and treat hundreds, Our methods
are distinctly our own and our uniform
Is proof enough OF superiority, Call or
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
Mercer Talks at blair.

BLAIR, Neb., Oct. 1s.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The second republican meeting Of
the campaign was held at the opera house
here tonight Bills were out early in the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
IF IN DOUBT Make THIS TES'

Put some urine i'm a glass; after it stands q hours, If you find a reddish brick
dust sediment in 1t or particles floating in the urine, or If is cloudy. you will know
our Kidneys are in a diseased condition nd are unable to perform their work. the
poison the blood the stomach will become affected INK unable to digest he food. the
system will. become weak nd The result Will be a breakdown Of the general health,
with Bights disease or diabetes, which will prove fhaln not treated with prompt
Tess ana great are
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
some EvangeIista Do Harm


In the course Of the discussion of this,
@. A. Hoffman CT st. Louis, statistical secre-
tary, declared that newspapers are some
times responsible for giving an evangelist
q great or a good reputation when he is
deserving Of neither. Others declared that
some evangelists did more harm than three
others could undo in a similar length OF
time, and a few speakers held hat the re-
vivallsts are working too indiscriminately,
some attempting TO labor in a field and with
a congregation for which they are not quail
fed.
Sentiment seemed favorable TO DR.,
Breeden's suggestion. but no action will be
taken until a special report is made to the
board at its next nnual meeting.
The sensation OF the morning came when
Continued on Fourth Page.l
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
A Few Pointers

In the TREATMENT OF vARICOCELB
there should he no temporizing.
A man with varicocele cannot enter the
service OF the United states navy or army.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

lie Is not eligible for
work on railroads.
where physical eN-
aminations are now
required. and insur-
ance companies, no
matter how eager for
business, will not In
sure your life II YOU
have varicocele. You
may be In every such
good health at the
time, but these com
panies know that
after a while you
will reach the age
where nature can
no longer overcome
the evil effects and
that your future
health will he bad
The army or navy
win not accept n man
..st4A .4a rfanaNln he
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19
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CONTINUED on Fourth Pags,l
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-19

Total ,......,..S b3,bzT.@ vi ,1l6& 81, 1901 80
This is a loss of SS,322.24 as compared
with the receipts of the previous year.
Total amount raised for missions, 1901
1902:
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-02

been worth snything frsm siTs.ooc
90 ERso.eco.
opened my rrsa On hsaring this.
Were the men telling Kns the truth,
asked myself, or were they trying 20
interest me In the oass by exaggerat-
ing the value of the TREASURED
What you say II almost tncompre-
henslble." continued. "a trust you
will forgive me. but can you AubstRn-
tiate what you sayY"
when we aAy that we are willing 20
pay your expenses In advance II you
will try 10 and the man. think we are
givlas VOC very good proof Of our
Iona ndeE." he remarked. II am
afraid we cannot give you any other,
seeing, as have sAid. that we are both
poor men. II you are prepared 20 take
up our ease. We ahali be under life
long gratitude 20 you. but II you can
not, we must endeavoT TO flne sone one
else who will undertake the task"
1T Is impossible for me TO decide
now whether l can take IL up or not"
I HHid. leaning back in my chair and
looking at them both as I spoke. II
must have time 60 think II over; there
arc o hundred and one thinga 90 be
considered before can give you d..
rect reply"
To be continued.