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New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

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New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
DTTTER Hurt IN RUNAWAY.
FORMER TAMMANY LEADER Is THROWN
FROM HIS SLEIGH.

Patrick Diver former Tammany leader Of the
Id Assembly District, who lives at No. Madison
St while sleighing yesterday afternoon
thrown from the sleigh and had his left arm
broken and his left shoulder disocated. His horse
SHE'D at some obstacle and ran from One-hundred-
and third-st where the accident occurred, one
hundred d-eighty- -frst-st, where il captured
by Mounted Policeman Isaac II. Wener. of the
West One hundred -and-ifty-second-St. station
Diver was picked up by William Andrews
trainer for f. II. Hartman, and taken to Trager's
Hotel at One-hundred- and fifty -ffth-st. and St
Nicholas-ave. From there he taken to the ].
Hood Wright Hospital
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
IN NEW-YORK CITY

IN NETWORK CITY
Mail subscribers DAILY and TFS1-WESEhSLr WIN
De charged postage IN acoiIlon "
the named
The Tribune will be mailed Cuba Porto Rico. Hagan
and the Philippines without extra expense for 1oRsAsn
postage
For points Europe and countries IN the Unlverssl
Fesal Union The Tribune will be mailed az the roo"inx
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

That perennial nuisance. the theatrical ticket
forger is at work again George Meek, manager for
William Collier, approached one night last week
at the Madison Square Theatre by a who said
that he was an actor and asked for a pass. Mr.
Meek signed a pass for him. The then said
that he had go away for moment and would
be back presently. He went away accordingly. but
never came back, was not noticed till afterward
Since then numerous ceverly forged passes have
been presented the door. The discovery that
they forged not made till several of them
had been accepted. Then they traced to a cigar
store, which had been doing quite a business in
rem. The keeper OF the seemed TO be innOcen
in the matter, He said that he had bought them
forgeries he stopped selling them.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

Paul Southampton; at $50 a m Csupplenentary
own m al 10 a. m fSr Bsgium direc1 peT wa Hsyss
ford man must be directed per $. 5. Haverford'0.
Spain Portugal Turkey, Egypt; Greece British India
mail Tor other parts Of Europe must be directed per
sTuRbAYt 5sA... @ 80 .T m ;, for 5r, I.aIy diIsc:
TheresiaO; at II a m. for Denmark direct. per = 5.
Island tnail must be directed per Isand'O; at
per Trojan Prince Italy must directed
' Ma91 M FsPT sas sPis. ; S .rss
Europe win not be sent by this ship unless specially al
Mails above additional Supplementary Mails ars
and German steamers and remain open Gntii Within Ten
Minutes of the hour Of sailing OF staemer.
MAILS FoR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
wBDNESDAY-At $50 a. m. for Inagua and Haiti per
M for 6eR'Tl America s zas0, S6 R a6z so aS
faeiaG PoF's Sup per 5 s AdyanSs via Colon mail for
12 m for Yusaton ana CaHPectN per : Rayensdals
1880 m Complementary p M for Turks Island
?, m, Tor Jamaica. per 5. Adpirai schiey. frons
THURsDAY-M a. m, for Cuba, Yucatan. campech-.
IsrIe 81 EIrtC T r'I rs @ -i = 'TslI Ior other
At a m N for Berlnudq per : Trinidad. AZ 10 m.
Argentine Uruguay PaTarlay mus, be directed PEI
Prince via Macso ana santos mail for Sarthern Rraf Ra
f6T NoTtbaTS 51 q,z ne, : : NlT pJ 5Tnee at p m
Argentine UTisusy and PSrasuay per ; Coiiinsham
mail curacao vsuzasl trinidad BTitish sauslsi and
Dutch Guiana must be- directed per 5 : pin.
Mauritz'0; - m. Tor Mexico. per : 5 Matanzss
via Tampico tmaii must be directed per $ Natan%
han3as and santiago per santiago, fll.3O m.
for Bahama steaner Miami. Fla. = -
SATURpAY-At 5 a m Rico.
Arkadia. via Ponce mail be directed spar
Arkadia'1: at Q a. complementary $50 m For
Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela. per 5 5 Phis-
rected per 5 5 Philadepha'): $50
mentary 1880 a UL) Tor Fortune Island, Jarlsi.s
Savanila and Cartasena. = Alta (mai for Costa
Rica must Do directed per : Atari, a m
supplementary 1880 a santa Marta
per $ 3 Andes: at $50 a Complementary IO.Sl
Islands and British. Dutch and French Guiana per = a
Fontabele mail for Grenada must Be a.
rected per 5. s. FOntabelle'D; a. m FOR CSnha
5. ;. Mexico via Havana 1890 D m for Clhas
Ounda- via Matanzas. etc Ordinary mail oolv
which must be directed per :. 5 Olnda').
Mails for Newfoundland. b. to North sydney ana
thence by steamer close this ONCE daily az SS0
p N. Connecting close here Monday
and Saturday. Mails for Miquelon. by rail 10 Ro~tor
and thence by steamer, close this ONCE daily a. ss
Mails for Cuba, BY rail Florida and thenca ~
steamers. are dispatched daily final connecting closes
for dispatch via Port Tampa. SUNDAYS Tss2n
a Wednesdays Fridays IS 80 a m eo- -
patch via Miami Mondays Fridays a. ~ 40
p. Mails for Mexico city overland soaot.r<
addressed for dispatch by close ar ths s
daily except Sunday at 1870 o. m and n an :,
Sundays at 100 and II 80 p. Mails tor c,.t..
Belize. Puerto COrtez CSuateu1aIa
hce daily except sunday at f1:S0 D. m Suniavs a.
VI 100 p connecting closes
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala. TUESDAYS for Sos-,
Fical TttegisteTed mail closes eco D. m previoI,x
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes indicated by The Tribunes
The dotted line
ature recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
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Burnett's Vanilla

is Don't let your grocer off cheap and IA,
gerous substitute Insist on having Burnetts.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
DIED.

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New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

Clyde Fitch who reported seriously sick az
and resumed work. ~ Wv"
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
Sperial Nonees.

Rheumatism. Gout Sciatica. Sprains etc. treated By
SHperheaed Dry Air (Sprague Method) Spadins Sios.
33 w. 42d-
Abr. Bifnn. 47th- Diseases Of Wornsn
(Ss) Physicians personally recommend this estabshene
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New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

The Mitgebracht Social Club. consisting OF the
atricaI employees. will hold its second annual ball
and reception Wendes Assembly Rooms. in
West Forty-fOurth-st.. this evening.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The plans for Daniel Frohmans New Lyceum
Theatre in West Forty-ffth-st-, were filed with
the Bureau of Buildings yesterday The architects
are Herts & Tallant The cost OF the building Is
estimated $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
FOR ali points the United toutside or Geae&
| r.r,v New-Yorll Canada and Mexico.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-10
Notice.

All mem bers of Green Mountain
camp No 1913, NJ w. of A. and
all Royal Neighbors of Silver
State camp No 23l9. are requested
to be present at the joint installa-
tion to be held at Keller's hall,
Monday evening January l3, 1902.
80 FRANK MUELLER, Clerk.
Mile Trojan, the chic singer and
novelty dancer, tonight, opera
house, with Which Is Who" com
pany 80 and 10 cents. 9
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-10
NEW BRICK PROCESS.
Patentee Wants to Locate Factory
in Florence.

A communication has been re-
ceived by private parties in the
city from Adelbert Kahl of Colo
RADIO Springs, in regard to estab-
fishing brick factory in Florence.
He has a patent process for the
manufacture of brick which is
claimed will revolutionize the brick
manufacturing industry The new
brick resembles very much the
celebrated pressed brick and is
about 80 per cent stronger.
The composition consists of
sand and lime principally and is
put through brine and steam
cook ing process The brick are
ready for use in twenty-four hours
from the time the Ingredients are
mixed
The brick are manufactured in
all colors or varigated and can, the
patentee claims, be produced for
about one-half of what the ordi-
nary brick cost to be manufactured.
Mr. Kahl wants some one with
capital to go in with him and start
factory in Florence fesling as
sured that they will not only fnan-
cially aid themselves. but also the
community
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-10
NEW STEAMER
LINE TO MAN|LA A
First Ship Sailed From New York
via Suez Canal
LIGHTER CHARGES REDUCED

New York, Jan l0--The first
vessel of the Philippine Trans
portation and Construction com
pany sailed from New York today
for Minila by way of the Suez
canal. The event not only marks
the Inauguration of a new monthly
steamship service between this
port and Manila, but is also the
first real effort to make American
trade felt in the new American
possessions. The steamship car
ries to Manila the first instalment
of steam lighters, which the com
pany has built at an average cost
of S2S, 600 In ALL nineteen
lighters will be transported to
Philippine waters. With these
lighters the company propose to
revolutionize the conditions of
commerce in the Philippine Is
lands. Lighterage charges at
Manila are now about 81 30 Mex
ican) per 100 pounds. With these
new lighters the company proposes
to reduce the charges to II cents
(Mexican( per 100 pounds. The
company has already expended
upwards of 100000 in preparing
to do business, including general
harbor, lighterage and inter-island
business.
The company will erect the first
up-to-date machine shop in Manila.
1t will install it's own electric
lighting plant and will have II
omplete outfit of wrecking gear,
such as is not availabl in Philip
pine waters at the present time.
The steamship which sails today
also carries full complement of
skilled American workmen.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-10
STRONG SENTIMENT
ACCUMULATE
In the Senate Against the Mica
raguan Canal Bill
PANAMAROUTE WINS FRIENDS

Washington, Jan. l0-The pas
sage of the Nicaraguan bill in the
house late last evening by vote
of only two members against it,
does not necessarily imply that it
will have smooth sailing in the
senate The fact is there were
many in the house who are oppos-
ed to the Nicaragua route but who
voted for the bill in order to get
the matter squarely before con-
gress. 1t is conceded that the bill
will never leave the senate in it's
present form, or at least leading
senators so claim They are in
any event opposed to the bill as it
now stands 1t can be changed in
the conference room.
There is decided growing SEN
timent in favor of the purchase of
the Panama route at the offer
made by the French government
S40,000,o0o.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-10
Oldest Odd Fellow in the Country.

Van Vert, o., Jan 10 Samuel
Saltsberger, resident of Van
Vert, today celebrated his l02nd
birthday. He is said to be the
oldest Odd Fellow in the United
States.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-10
To fleet in Debate.

Minneapolis, MINI, Jan. 10
Much interest is manifested in the
debate between Representatives Of
the Universities of Chicago and
Minnesota, which takes place at
the latter institution tonight The
question to be discussed is: Re
solved, That the action of the
United States in granting suffrage
to the negro was hasty and i'll
advised
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-10

Window glass and putty at Jan
sens. 3 3m
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-10
MISSING TAN.
Queer Actions of AL FOlIis Causes
Uneasiness.

Al Follis, brother Of Govern
ment Forest Ranger Follis, yester-
day afternoon, rode to house in
Coal Creek and asked permission
to leave a package of bread which
he had, saying that he was afraid
it would get wet. The people
where he left the bundle could not
understand his action in so doing
This morning his horse was
found loose on the prairie near the
city reservoir with bride and sad
die on.
1t is feared that he either be-
came temporarily unbalanced or
had an attack of rheumatism of
the heart of which he has been
subject to.
This morning Constable Roy
Green and Deputy Sheriff Nicholas
were making an effort to locate the
missing man.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-10
ONAT|ON OFF
FIFTY THOUSAND
Bishop and Mrs. Warren Liberal
TO Denver. University.
MORTGAGE TO BE RAISED

Denver, Colo, Jan. 10 The
Denver university, under the con-
troll of the Methodist church of
Colorado, has been laboring under
a heavy debt for some time, and it
was feared a short time ago that
they would lose control of that
excellent institution for being un-
able to raise funds with which to
meet the obligations. But today
prospects are more bright for that
institution,
Bishop and Mrs. Warren will
give $4,000 toward the debt and
it is the intention to begin an
active campaign and raise the en-
tire amount by the first of June
and cancel tbs Jude ebtedness. The
board of trustees met last night
and took definite action in the
matter.
This princely gift of Bishop and
Mrs Warren is given with a
proviso that the church raise the
balance of the debt and the deeds
to the property be so changed so
that it connot be mortgaged again.
Chancellor Buchtel will have
charge of the gu description.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-10
COLLEGE FOR FLORENCE.
A Hundred Thousand Dollar Ed.
ucationai Institution to be
Built.

Father Gregory. superior of this
district for the Order of St. Bene-
diets, in company with Father
Edmund, Senator McCandless and
Alderman Mcdonnell of this city,
yesterday drove out mile and a
half south of the city looking for
site for college which Pennsyl-
vania Catholics intend building
ing here at cost of S75, 600 to
100000 The college will accom-
modate 300 students Base ball
park, foot ball park, lawn tennis
court and in fact every form of
atheletic sports will be arranged
for.
For some time these people have
had this county in view for estab-
fishing a college and Father Greg
ory expects now that the work
will commence in the spring He
left las evening for Denver and
will ct once report to the abbot in
Pennsylvania and as soon as
reply is received more definite ar
raugements for the college will be
made
Canon is after it but it seems
that Father Gregory is partial to
this locality
Such an institution in our midst
means windfall to the place as
the college and the town would be
advertised far and wide.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-10
Died,

Mrs Lucinda w. Shannon last
night at the age of Is years. She
was at the home of her daughter,
Mrs l. f Smith on Fifth street.
The remains will be shipped over
the Santa Fee tomorrow to Augusta,
Kansas, for interment.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-10

@. Harry Oliver, the gentleman
monologist, with (which Is Who"
company, tonight, opera house i.
80 and IS cents. 9
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
PETITION GOVERNOR SAVAGE
Friends of Herman Zahn Protest
Communication of Sentence OF
Victims Murderer, Rhea.

FREMONT, Neb., April 16.-(Special.)-
The EFFORT made to secure the Communication
OF William Rhea's sentence OF imprison-
ment for life has stirred up the people in
the town Of Snyder and vicinity. The
friends Of Zahn. the murdered man, and
the entire German element OF that part
OF the county are bitterly opposed to the
governor taking any action.
While Governor Savage was in town yes
terday a petition was presented to him
protesting against his taking any action
on the Rhea case, containing the names OF
many Of the leading men of the county
who are not OF Germa nationality. The
governor said he would examine the petit
tion, but further stated that he would not
hesitate to commute Rhea's sentence were
he not afraid that some subsequent gov
ernor would pardon him or still fur,
Their reduce the sentence.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
Crops Flourish in Chase County.

CHAMPION. Neb., April 15.-(special.) -
The weather greatly favors crops here and
in all OF Chase county. A steady rain set
In Saturday night and continued for about
two days. Fall grain, rye, wheat and al
falfa are doing splendidly. All sprins
wheat is sown and breaking through the
ground. Fitzpatrick Bros. Of Beatrice have
a large force Of men and teams at work
on their irrigation ditch. which is now full
of running water. They are sowing a
large acreage of alfalfa and oats on their
ranch near the ditch. Stock is doing wen
and there is plenty OF new grass along tho
Frenchman river. There will soon be
plenty OF grass in the hills.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
TRAMP FORCES BOY TO BEG
Misereant Puts , on Lads Hand,
Causing Soreness for Purpose
of Exciting sympathy.

BEATRICE. Neb.. April 15.-(Special.)-
Thomas Bay, aged is years, was picked up
here last night by the police in company
with a tramp, whom, he says, has made him
beg from town to town for the last month.
The boys right hand was bandaged and
had been made very sore by the use OF con-
centrated I've placed on 1t by the man. so
that the boy could do a better Job Of beg
ging. His home is in Denver. Ind. and he
will be sent there at once by the authorities.
The tramp was sentenced to thirty days in
the county Jail this morning for yagraney.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
District Court Convcnes at stanton

STANTON, Neb., April 15.-(special)-
District court convened here yesterday
with Hon. Guy T. Graves presiding.
There are no criminal cases on the docket,
but several important cases will probably
be tried. One very important case lie for
damages against Fred Felsch for selling
liquor to an intoxicated man. who after
ward fell downstairs and became injured
for life. Another lie an ad quod damam
case against the Stanton Water Power
company, one against the Continental In.
surance company to recover a loss by light
ming and one against the Citizens bank
In which the heirs of an estate
seek to recover money on "a GER
tihcate OF deposit after the estate has
been settled and the creditors had not
been paid the amounts OF their claims.
The term will probably continue through
the entire week.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
TIME TO FILE EXCEPTIONS
Supreme Court Takes Action in the
Omaha Tax Mandamus
Case.

LINCOLN. Apr. 15.-(special Telegram.)
The supreme court today gave the at
torneys for the respondents in the Omaha
tax mandamus case until tomorrow morning
to file exceptions to the report Of Referee
Ryan.
II is likely that the attorneys for both
sides will be allowed to present arguments
at the morning session. and that II neces-
sary time will be allowed for the filing of
briefs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
Child ana Rescuers Burned.

BATTLE CREEK. Nsb.. April 15.-(spe-
eial.)-Mildred, the 5-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. C. +. Moutross. was severely
burned last night while playing around a
bonfire. She was rescued by George Miller,
who Was himself badly burned In saving
the child.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
boy shot While Hunting.

KIMBALL. Neb., April 15.-(Special.)-
Charley sprague, a schoolboy, and a COM
panion were hunting Sunday, when a gun
which they carried was accidentally dis
charged. the ball entering young Sprague's
hip and lodging in the flesh four inches
below. 1t was a 22-calaber ball and IL
made an ugly wound.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
SAFE CRACKERS AT MILLIGAN
Drill Hole in Bank vault,
but Fright FoiIs
Theft.

BEATRICE, Neb, April ~15.-(special
Telegram.)-An attempt was made to rob
the bank at Milligan. Fillmore county, last
night. The robbers drilled a hole in the
safe. but were frightened away before en-
trance to the vault was affected. They es-
capped on a handcar and were followed as
far as Fairmont, Neb. They are supposed
to be the same gang that robbed the bank
at Ruskin a few weeks ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
Miss Browns
Reception

or the bali room scene on third door.
Thistle very height Of chic In mechani-
cal d~olldOm-has been on show since our
opening. II Is "A novelty out and out and as
such must necessarily be short lived. Miss
Browns rcCeption-the doll ball room scene
on the third hoor-will be Withdrawn
Saturday. IL you have seen Il. see Il again
II you haven't please note that only 3 DAYS
remain for the opportunity.
BRING THE CHILDREN. SURE!
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
SCHOOL BOY SLABS CoMRADE
Charlie Castle JHbs Knife Into Guy
Given's Back at Long
Pine.

LONG PINE. Neb. April I5.-(special.)
While Charlie Castle and Guy Given were
returning from school Monday. young Cas-
tie stabbed Given in the spinal column.
Given is in a precarious condition and his
assailant has not yet been arrested.
Both boys. who are under is years OF
age. are soma Of prominent men here.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
New Church for Gsneva Methodists.

GENEVA. Neb.. April l5.-(special.)-
The Methodist church. built about thirty
two years ago. old as the town itself. is
being torn down. preparatory to building
a large and eommodious bricFs for which
$4,000 have been subscribed. During the
erection the congregation will hold serv-
ices In a tent.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
Mclaughlin TO Probe indian Matter.

FENDER, Neb., April 15.-(special Tele-
gran. )-Major James Mclaughlin. Indian
Inspector. arrived today from Washington
to investigate the advisability OF paying
the Omaha Indians the moneys in question
In house Of legislature.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
wiz Convene in BeatrIce.

BEATRICE. Neb., April 15.-(special)-
A district convention of the Knight and
Ladies' Of Security will be held in this city
April 80. Delegates from fifteen counties
in the southern part Of the state will at
tend the meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
Our Mammoth Food
Exposition

Purity and freshness are the %all-import-
ant factors in food merchandising. In our
grocery buying, purity is an emphatic
stipulation. Freshness follows as a nat
ural sequence. Our huge daily turnover
takes perfect care of that.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
school Land About All Taken

A @N
Only 22.5Oo acres of school land remain
to be leased by the land commissioner
These lands are In the counties of Dakota.
Cedar. Dixon. Cass, Polk and Boyd. and
will be offered at public auction within the
next four weeks.
I'VE will not have over 1900 acres left
when we finish the leasing" said Deputy
Commissioner Eaton. The demand for the
land is az great as ever, in fact, II seems
to be increasing"
When former Land Commissioner Wolfe
retired from ONCE there were 4 1900 acres
Of school land open to lease in this state.
Secretary Boyse Of the State Banking
board today issued a charter to the Wy
more State bank OF Wymore. 1t is capital
lied for $4,000. Its incorporators are:
Charles G. Anderson. G. B. Van Arsdol, ].
A. Reuling, Sherman Taylor and A. L.
Miller. A charter was also issued to the
Bank OF Lushton. Lushton, York county.
This institution is Incorporated by e. ].
Wightman. p. X. Moore and N. A. Dean.
Its capital stock is $1,000.
Governor Savage has appointed the fol-
lowing additional delegates to the National
Conference on Charities and Corrections.
which will be held in Detroit May 2S to
June 8. inclusive. Mrs. Isabelle Spurlock,
York; Colonel and Mrs. A. v. Cole. Grand
Island; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy C. Barton. Mr..
and Mrs. C. w. Lyman. Mrs. Z. B. olney.
Mrs. George A. Joslyn. Mrs. Edgar Allen,
Mrs. George Tilden and ]. Frank Carpenter,
Omaha.
Louis Fairchild, the 14-year-old boy who
killed Louey Stultz. his playmate. in a
base ball game Saturday. waived prelim-
mary examination under the charge OF man
slaughter this afternoon and was bound over
to the district court. He gave bond for $500
and was released.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-16
Candy Department

Every piece of candy you buy at Ben
nett's is solely composed of pure cane
sugar, choicest favoring extracts and gem
uine vegetable co%loring. You can indulge
the sweet tooth. You can let the chill
dren eat all they want. Our choice cam
dies are palatable and easily digestible.
Florida Pineapple, per