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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
NO DRUGS.
Just Proper Food and Rest.

The regular use of drugs to relieve pain
is on the wrong track. Find the cause
and remedy it by proper food and quit
drugs for temporary relief or you will
never get well.
A minister's wife writes: Three years
ago, while living at Rochester, N. Y,
where my husband was pastor OF one OF
the city churches. was greatly reduced
from nervous pTostration and anaemia and
was compelled TO go to a well known east
ern sanitarium for my health. My stom-
aeh was in bad shape from badly selected
food; / was an habituatl user OF carbonate
Of magnesia and my physician made every
endeAvor to break up this most damaging
habit but all to no purpose.
I the sanitaFium / was given Grape
Nuts and learned the value OF the food.
/ used II continuously. eating it at nearly
every meal and my recovery was rapid.
It's use enabled me to eat and digest food
and TO give up the drug habit and I am
now completely restored TO good health.
At the present time / am able to attend
70 my household and family duties, pur-
sue music, which was formerly my pro-
~fession. besides reading and studying. all
OF which / WAS totally unAble TO do at the
time referred to-" Name given By Postum
Co, Battle Greek MICA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
BISHOPS TALK OF MISSIONS
want More Volunteers and Greater
Powers for COuR-
eli.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-Two important
topics were discussed at today's sessions Of
the missionary council Of the Protestant
Episcopal church.
The FIRST, which consumed the morning
session. concerned the desirability Of a
change In the missionary canon OF the
church, The principal speakers we're Bishop
Satterlee OF Washington and Bishop Brewer
Of Montana.
The second referred to the need for ad-
ditionaI mission workers and how to meet
It. addresses being made by Bishop Cam
eron Mann OF North Dakota, Rev. ]. c.
Roper OF the General Theological seminary,
aud Rev. l.. b. Ridley Of China.
Bishop sAtteTlee in discussing the first
advanced many reasons why a change would
be beneficial. In his opinion the ~restric-
lions placed upon the council hampered 1t.
New conditions had arisen and new methods
should be devised TO meet them.
Bishop Brewer argued against a change,
as he believed the organization was salts
factory
The subject OF mission workers, discussed
at the afternoon session. brought out nu-
merous suggestions for increasing the num-
Der Of volunteers. An appeal was received
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
CAUSE OF SHOOTING A MYSTERY
superintendent of Hospital Fires
without WaFniRs at a LabOTer
on n Tunnel.

PITTsBURG. Pa, Oct. 22.-Dr. Ellis Dun
can, superintendent Of the city hospital Of
Louisville, last night shot and probably
fatally wounded Bruce Head, a labOrer on
the Wabash tunnel near Grafton. Later
Duncan surrendered to the police. but would
give no reason for the shooting.
1t is supposed the attempt at murder was
made 70 adjust some wrong done in Louis
Vile, where both men are from. II is said
Duncan approached Head and making some
inAudibls remark to him pulled a revolver
and hred. the ball striking Head in the
breast. Duncan turned without a word and
ha victim fell 90 the groS7d.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. 22--Dr. Ellis
Duncan, who shot Head In PittsburE. Il
well known here a. the superintendent Of
the city hospital and belongs % a promi-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
N HEALTHY KIDNEYS
ARE VITAL.
II You Have Pains in the Back,
Your Kidneys Are Unhealthy.

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kidney, liver, bladder and blood diseases,
free of charge.
Tho following letter was selected from
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
CHAINMAKERS FORM TRUST
Big Firms of IA Country Unite
Under the Laws of
Ohio.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. ga combination
Of chainmakers of the middle west and
Trenton. N. j., was formed here today.
The firms represented were: James Nc
Kay and Co, PittsbuAg; Pittsburg Chain
Co.. Pittsburg; Chilcot-Evans Chain Co.
Pittsburg; Union Chain Works, Allegheny.
Pa Nixlorff- Kleine Mfg, Co., st. Louis;
Columbus Chain ca, Columbus, o., Seneca
Chain Co, Kent, O.; Woodhouse Chain Co.,
Trenton, ~. j.; Todd-Oben Chain Co., New
Albany, Indiana; American Rolling Mill as
ISOLATION. Chicago; Indiana Chain Co., JEFF
fersonville, Ind. American Chaip Co.,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; United States Chain Co.,
Greenfield, Ind.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
SAVANTS TALK OF PAWNEES
Americnnists Hear Interesting Pa
pers on Customs of Nebraska
Indians.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Miss Alice C.
Fletcher Of Peabody museum, Harvard uni
versity, Who for four years has been in
vestigating the ceremonies and ritual Of
the PGwnees, read a paper on the Pawnees
before the Americanists today.
She said the tribe was located in Ne
braska and divided into four bands, who
always built their villages in definite geo.
graphical locations to each other.
The Skidi band was divided into a number
of villages and each village possessed SYM
bolic articles believed to have been given
by as many different stars. The village
of the Skidi reflected the position Of their
stars in the heavens.
Everything to the Pawnees was either
male or female. Thus, the shrine of the
west was feminine; so, too, was that Of the
yellow star of the northwest, which was
first in order Of leadership. Next came the
masculine star in the southeast, the white
feminine star in the southwest and closed
with the black masculine star in the north
east. The care OF these shrines was de-
puted to a woman, the knowledge of its
rituals and ceremonies to a man.
DR.. G. A.. Dorsey of the Field Columbian
museum OF Chicago followed with an ac-
count Of the sun dance among the awnees
When the thunder crashed in spring II
meant that the god I'll Ra Wa had returned
from darkness.
The swan neck and head used symbollzed
the world, over which 1t few. The fawn
kin signifed plenty. on account Of the
Pawnee version of Genesis that three does
were their forerunners. The whole cere-
mony prepared the fields for sowing.
Ernest Cronan. the historian, asked II the
missionaries had not had an effect on the
customs Of the Pawnees.
Il do not believe It," said DR., Dorsey,
THE Pawnees are the most conservative
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
RECEIVER FOR STOCK FIRM
Iowa Farmers Petition for Money
From Ewarts Brothers &
WrIgh

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-On application OF
country creditors the stock yards commits
sion firm OF Ewarts Brothers & Wright has
been placed in the hands Of a receiver.
The liabilities are said to amount to about
$50, 900, assets unknown.
Most of the creditors are farmers and
stock shippers in Illinois and Iowa, who
went into court alleging that they had con-
signed live stock to the firm and been I'M
to secure settlements.
Ewarts Brothers & Wright have connec-
tions in several western packing centers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
MAY NEVER SOLVE MYSTERY
Woman Who Was Assaulted i'm wash
inEtOn Last December Dies
OF Her Wounds.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.-After lowering
between life and death since last December,
Mrs. Ada Gilbert Dennis, the victim of one
OF the most mysterious assaults in the
history Of the District Of Columbia, died
at the Garfield hospital today.
With her death the last hope Of the solu-
tion Of the mystery has disappeared. Mrs.
Dennis came here from Gettysburg, Pa, and
married Walte- Dennis, a Washington
actor. She was found December 10, in
sensible in her bedroom. Her skull was
crushed.
Various theories were advanced as to the
motive for the crime, but no definite clue
was ever obtained. She never recovered
sufficiently TO talk nationally.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
MAY EWCT CATTLE RANCHERs
Interior Department Finds Many
stOckmen in West Occupy
Land UnIawfuIIy.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Colonel John s.
Mosby, special agent Of the Interior de-
partment. laid before the president today
the result of his investigation into the
illegal occupation OF public lands by stock
raisers in Colorado and other western
states.
Colonel Mosby said millions of acres that
ought rightfully to be open to homesteading
were occupied in this way.
After concluding the investigation 1t is
expected the Interior department will take
measures to GUST stock raisers not occupy.
ing their lands lawfully.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
ABSTINENCE in THE SCHOOLS
National w. c. +. 4. Passes ResOIu-
ton FavorinE Use Of Textbooks
on the Subject.

PORTLAND, Me, Oct. 22.-Much time
was devoted 20 two important resolutions
by the national woman's Christian Tenn
perance union here today. Both were
adopted. The first was in effect:
That we stand committed to the principle
and practice Of compulsory scientific tenn
perance instruction for all pupils In all
public schools Of this country: We urge
good, we'll graded text books on this sub
ject and to oppose books that fail to teach
total abstinence as revealed by modern
science.
The second was:
That we respectfully differ from the
statement Of President Eliot of Harvard
university that the attempt to teach abstl-
pence in the public schools has been an IN,
as ideas concerning the effect of alcohol
we're taught which could not be proved
and remind the public that the teaching on
this subject In our public schools has the
approval of men of acknowledged eminence
In science and has never been proved false.
schools would be a national calamity, which
we pledge ourselves to do everything In
our power to avert.
Invitations to. hold the next national con-
vention at st. Louis we're received.
Mrs. E.. B. ingalls,, superintendent Of the
department Of anti-narcotics, submitted a
report as follows:
In a circular sent out at the beginning
OF the year, / said the cigarette will be
driven out of existence in ten years. A
large number of the members of the w.
G. T, L took UP the question. and leagues
nave been formed, lectures given, sermons
preached and this country aroused as never
before.
A careful statistical examination made
by educators Of boys shows the average
efficiency of non-smokers is 80 per cent,
that is, not 5 per cent out of 100 would
probably acquire a good education. On
the other hand, only six out of 100 cigarette
smokers could hope to battle successfully
against the mental tendency produced. OF
smokers, 60 per cent had poor memories;
20 per cent were untruthful; 80 per cent had
bad manners; 80 per cent were slow
thinkers.
girls against tobacco.
The report Of Mrs. A.. e. Carman, super
intendent of medal contests, said nearly
1000 medal contests had beer held during
the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
BEGIN TARGET PRACTICE
Artillery at Fort Riley Shoot
Under OmciR Observa-
ton.

FORT RILEY, Kan, Oct. 22.-The six
teenth siege battery. commanded by Cap
tain George w. Van Dusen, artillery corps,
which arrived here on Saturday, having
marched from Fort Leavenworth, began the
annual target practice today.
Captain Lawson NJ. Fuller, ordnance de-
partment from the Rock Island arsenal, &C
eompanied the battery and will make a re-
port on its work to the secretary of war.
The practice hring will probably last until
the end of the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
Mortality Statistics.

Tit following births and deaths were re-
ported at the Office of the Board OF Health
during the twenty-four hours ending at
noon Wednesday:
Births-Alfred A. Gwynne, Benson street.
boy; Charles Il. Guening, jr., 1902 North
Twentieth street. boy; Albert ]. Edholm,
Thirteenth and Pierce streets, boy; Grant
Johnston, 2O22 California street, boy; f. g.
Othmer, 24O5 North Twenty-eighth avenue,
girl.
Tenth street, aged "a years.; Isabella Flem-
ing, 2102 North Twenty-ninth street, aged
rs years.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23

nent Kentucky family. He is a veteran Of
the Spanish war and is inspector general
of the Spanish War Veterans, which society
held a convention recently in indianapolis.
DR. Duncan left Louisville several days
ago. telling his family he was going to
Vincennes. Ind, to be present at an opera
tion. Head also was we'll known here.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
HOLDS UP MUCH MERCHANDISE
Brasil VIII Not Allow Goods tO
Enter Bolivia without Pay
Ing Duty.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.-United States
Consul Kennedy, at Para, Brazil, reports
that the federal government had issued
an order closing the Acre territory and
all approaches to Bolivian territory TO all
goods and products unless customs duties
are paid TO Brazil.
Large quantities OF American goods were
held up and all rubber coming down will
be charged the regular export duty.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
INDIANS SPREAD DISEASE
smallpox Attacks BIackfOOt, Who
Caught IL From Crees Can
ada Drove Out.

BUTTE, Mont, Oct. IA fearful state
of affairs Is reported from Hayre as a result
Of an epidemic OF smallpox among the
Cree Indians. who were driven across the
border by the Canadian mounted police.
On the Blaokfoot reservation they spread
the infection and 1t is reported an epidemic
is now raging there.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
Civilian Candidates Qualify.

WASHINGTON. Oct, 22.-Among the civ
ilian candidates who have qualified in their
examinations for appointment as second
lieutensnts, u. 8. A.. are August Frederick
Sherwood. Illinois; Robert Patten Updyke,
Kansas; David Roy Bump. Missouri; Philip
@. J. wrightson, Illinois, and Lewis Worth
ington Moseley, Colorado.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23

Miss Alice Roosevelt, daughter OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt. to Mr.. John G%reenway Of
Hot Springs. Ark, will be announced in
a few days.
Mr.. G~reenwsy is about 80 years Of age
and a son Of DR.. Greeway, a leading ply
stefan Of Hot Springs.
He was a lieutenant in the Rough Riders
regiment during the Spanish-American war.
He left Hot Springs several days ago for
Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
MontEomsry sails for HaytI.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-By orders OF the
Navy department the cruiser Montgomery
sailed yesterday from Colon for Cape Hay
tien, Hayti. On the way IL will stop at
San Domingo City. as it has been reported
that a revolutionary movement has de-
veloped in that neighborhood which may
involve American interests.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
MORTGAGES MUCH GYPSUM
United States Company Files Bond
on and Iowa
Lands.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Oct. 22.-The
United states Gypsum company today filed
a $1,000, 600 trust deed given the Federal
Trust and Savings company Of Chicago to
secure the 5 per cent twenty year gold
bonds noated when the plaster trust was
formed.
The mortgage covers gypsum lands in nli-
nOis, Iowa. Kansas. Minnesota. Nebraska,
New York, Ohio. Oklahoma and Michigan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
MANILA EXCHANGE INCREASED
Disparity Between Geld and silver
Leads TO- Further Govern
ment Losses.

MANILA. Oct. 22.-The decline in silver
has forced the insular government to AA-
vance the rate OF exchange on q gold dollar
from $40 to S2.A In silver.
THIS means increased losses to the GOV
nmen and old holders OF Mexican dollars.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23

from the Bishop Payne Divinity school at
Petersburg, Va, for funds, and a resolution
offered by Bishop Brown Of Kansas was
adopted requesting the board Of managers
to appropriate 500, 900 to be distributed
among the bishops Of the south.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
ALICE ROOSEVELT TO WED
Her engagement 10 John Greenway
of Hot Springs VIII be Soon
Announced.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. ga special to
the Comercial-Appeal from Little Rock,
Ark, says:
Information reached Little Rock today
from Washington that the engagement OF
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
Gold CominE From Australia.

NEW YORK, Oct 2-Lazard A Freres
have received advtces from the LOndOn,
Paris and American hank. limited at San
Francisco OF the shipment Of $1,000 In gold
az San FrancLsco about the middls Of No
YembsI.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23

He consulted freely With the directors,
however. regarding the policy to be pur-
sued Agents for the Burlington at various
Pacific coast centers looked after business
for that line out there. He believed
thoroughly in publicity in rates and said
secret rates were steadily going out of use.
Adjourned until tomorrow. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-23
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-21
FOR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES.
Wanted to Fish in Rock
Creek Within District.

The Commissioners have received let
ter from Edward Harlan asking permission
for himself, c. K. Harlan and Major Rich
ard Sylvester to fish in the waters of Rock
creek in the District limits for scientific
purposes. In the communication the gen
tlemen state that if they are allowed the
privilege they will at all times comply with
the rules and regulations regarding plants
and shrubbery in any of the public reserva-
tons
Assistant Engineer Richards. in his report
the request, states that the regulations
adopted by the board of control of Rock
Creek Park April -. 1893, forbade any
person ITO chase. snare, catch. injure, de-
stroy maltreat any rabbits, quail, fish,
birds or any animal, either wild or domes?
ticated." MIR. Richards states that no per-
nit, therefore, can De issued while the
above regulations are in force, and he rec
ommends that an order be passed by the
board of control of Rock Creek Park al
lowing these parties the privilege sought.
as a knowledge of the kinds of fish In Rock
creek would be of some interest to the park
authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-21
LAUNCH OF THE DENVER.
Big Cruiser Takes the Water at Phila-
deIphia.

PHILADELPHIA. June 21.-1n the pres
ence of a distinguished company of naval
officers, many leading citizens from Colo
RADIO and a large number of persons from
New York and other nearby cities the I'M
armored cruiser Denver was successfully
launched this afternoon at the NeaIle d
Levy shipyard.
Miss Roberta NJ. Wright, daughter of
Mayor Wright of Denver. christened the
vessel.
elaborate preparations had been made
for the launching of the Denver. ana the
shipyard was gaily decorated with hags
and bunting for the occasion, but the heavy
rain spoiled the decorations.
At 1 O'Clock the delegation were driven
to the big shipyard, where they were re.
ceived by President Seddinger. Because OF
the heavy rainstorm the launching was
postponed until nearly O'Clock. MISS
Wright was escorted to the platform by
President Seddinger. When all was In read
mess and just as the last blow which was
to release the new cruiser was being struck
Miss Wright stepped to the edge OF the
stand and broke the traditional bottle or
champagne on the bow of the new addition
to the United States navy. There was ire
mendous footing of whistles from the YES
sells lying at anchor close to the yard and
deafening cheers as the Denver Slid grace
fully into the Delaware river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-21
GAYNOR AND GREENE
QUEBEC JUDGE QUASHES WRITs
OF HABEAs CORPUS.
Prisoners Sent Back to Montreal to Be
Dealt With for Extra
dition.

QUEBEC. June 21.-Judge Andrews today
discharged the motion for contempt against
Detective Carpenter and has remanded
MeSsrs. Gaynor and Greene to Montreal in
charge Of the jailer Of that city
In rendering Judgment in Carpenters case
Justice Andrews remarked that the pro-
ceedings connected with the arrest of the
accused deserved certain censure
Justice Andrews then stated that he had
received declaration from the attorneys
Of Gaynor and Greene whereby they with
drew their declarations and informed coun-
sci that he was ready to hear them.
Mr.. McMaster. for the prosecution, moved
that Judgment be rendered on the motions
made by the prosecution to set aside the
writs of habeas corpus. Mr.. Teschereau
counsel for the prisoners, objected to the
motions
Judge Andrews said that since receiving
the notices last evening he had given the
latter his greatest attention. and as the
case was in his hands he would now rem
der judgment on the motions to quash the
habeas corpus writs.
The judgment was very elaborate one
and concluded by rejecting the petitions
for writs of certiorari, quashing the writs
OF habeas corpus and ordering that the
prisoners be remanded to Jailer Vallee Of
Montreal. there to be dealt with, and or
dering Sheriff Langelier to deliver both
prisoners to the Montreal jailer.