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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
ReaI Estate Transfers.

These transfers were fled yesterday in
the abstract, title and loan once OF ]. w.
Squire, 101 Pearl street:
Nellie Haldeman 70 Anna Carstens,
nwh swk SEX .4-T7-39L W. d...........$ 2,lOO
r. Marcus 10 Henry Schmidt, lot 2,
Auditors sub nwh SEX; lot 6, Audi
tors SUB swf neg enc lot ! Audi no
pack. neH nwK I-I7-4s. W. d.".,..,.. 1.747
IS chains OF lots "a, % and 20, Audi
tors sub OF accretions TO lot 80, and
STA and 4. 5, S-76-44, q, c. d., !
catherine Wolf to Il. E.. Strobele, lots
and Penjamin's I'd subdiv.' ~
Horace 70. Gould to Margaret L. Nc
Gee, lots 3 and 10, block IL; lots 3,
4 block 20; lots IL and ~, block "a;
lot g. block 81, Mullins sub; lots 1
70 10, block 20, Railroad addition;
let's II and II, block 81, Beers sub,
and lots 1 and 2, block 5, Browns
HAIRY 3. HSines to John /. Howe,
lots II and ", block s, Casady's add,
except railroad right-of-way, W. d.. $50
W. g. Cooper to Leonard Everett. eX-
ecutor, lot 3. block Is. Williams LIST
r. Holt Easley 10 w. s. Cooper. lot s.
block Is Williams LIST add, q. c. a.. 200
n. Holt Easley and Wood Bouldin. Jr,
executors; 20 y. Holt Easiey, lot .,
block IS Williams' LIST add, W.. d.. lC
Ten transfers. amounting to....... $685.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
Davis sells glass.
TranaferrIne Insane Patients.

A special train of six coaches and a bag
gage car, containing 800 patients from the
state insane asylum at Clarinda, being
transferred TO the new asylum at Chero-
kee, passed through Council Bluffs yester-
day. The train arrived over the Burllng-
ton and at this point was transferred to
the Northwestern. the transfer being
made at the transfer depot. At onawa the
train was transferred to the Illinois Cen
oral for the final u to Cherokee. The
patients were in charge Of twenty-five at
~tendants. and with the exception Of q few
of the most violent ones had given but
little trouble on the trip as far as this
city.
Three hundred patients from the Mount
Pleasant hospital will be transferred to-
day to Ciarinda, and the train bearing
them is expected to reach Council Bluffs
Iearly this afternoon. Mount Pleasant will
be used hereafter as a state hospital for
1nebriates.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
Knocks Mrs. GOrham Down and
Escapes Before Help
Arrives.

The lone burglar made his appearance
again last night. He broke into the resi-
dence OF James A. Gorham at $40 Seventh
avenue n on being discovered felled Mrs.
Gorham to the floor with a blow OF his
fist and made his escape.
Mrs. Gorham and children we're alone In
the house at the time the burglar made
his appearance. The fellow secured a step
ladder and placing It against the back
porch climbed through a second-story
window, after tearing out the screen. He
descended to the first floor and made his
way into the kitchen, where Mrs. Gorham
was. Before Mrs. Gorham had barely time
to turn around and note the intruder she
was knocked down by q blow on the back
of the head. The fellow then ran up the
stairs again and evidently made his es-
cape by the same way he had entered.
Mrs. Gorham's cries attracted the at
tention Of the ~neighbors and several soon
gathered at the house. Hearing the man
run upstairs led Mrs. Gorham to believe
that the fellow was still in the house and
the police were telephoned. 0ficer Nc
Kinley FASTENED to the house in the patrol
wagon, picking up another officer on his
way, but when they reached the residence
the lone burglar had vanished. The step
ladder, torn screen and open window fur
nlshed the evidence OF the manner of his
entry and exit.
Mrs. Gorham was badly frightened, but
not much injured by the assault. She wal
unable to furnish any description Of heI
assailant beyond the fact that he was a
man Of short stature and this tallies with
the description Of the burglar who broke
into the Wickham and Dyar residences
| TUESDAY night.
The police are working on the theory
] that he lone burglar is q colored man.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29

bans and Concordia lodges essayed a game
Of ball. but concluded they had got all
they wanted at the end Of ave innings,
when the score stood "a to 5 in favor of
the St. Adams nine. which. besides win
ming a box of cigars. captured the hand
some pair Of gavels for their lodge.
Supper was spread in Shady grove, after
which a program Of races was pulled on,
much to the amusement Of the crowd. w.
II. Thomas won the fat mans race, as
John schoening failed to enter. w. W.
Nelson proved the fastest of the sprinters
In the slim mems event. while s. Ref car
ried Off the race for the married men. Mrs.
Huston won the prize in the women's ball
throwing contest and Mrs. Hupp captured
the married women's race. George schley
carried off first honors in the single mems
race and Miss Eva Melasky won that for
the young women. The boys race was won
by Fred Bates and the girls race by Bes-
sic Boyer. The race for little girls was
won by Margaret Williams, while Myron
Beach captured first prize in the race for
little boys.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
DRAFT REPUBLICAN TICKET
Lawrence county Delegates Meet Mt
Lead and Name County and Leg
isIative Candidates.

LEAD, s.. D., Aug. ~2s.-(special Tele-
gram.)-A county and legislative ticket
was nominated by the republicans OF Law
renee county in a convention at Lead to-
day. The convention was held in the
Miners Union opera house and was at
tended by $50 delegates. l.. A. Fell of
Lead was made chairman and Walter w.
William OF Terry secretary. There were
spirited contests in q number of cases, but
the action Of the convention was after
ward made unanimous In each instance.
Fred Doten OF Deadwood was renomi-
mated for sheriff, Sol Star Of Deadwood
renominated for clerk Of courts, Helen NJ.
Bennett Of Deadwood r~enomlnated for su-
perintendent Of public instruction, II. e.
Dewey Of Lead renominated for county
Judge. George Treasurer Of Lead for treas
urer, r. G.. Lashley Of Lead for register
Of deeds. z. H. Warren OF spear1sh for
auditor, W. II. Parker of Deadwood for
states attorney. John N. Hawgood Of
Terry for assessor, James Mum Of Dead
wood for commissioner for the First dis
trict, W. N. Treweek Of Lead for com
missioner for the Third district. L. P. Jen-
kin OF Lead and ]. c. Moody of Dead
wood for state senators, John H. Russell
OF spearfsh, Ernest May of Lead. A. A.
Moody Of Memo and r. c.. Hayes of Dead
wood for members Of the house Of repre-
sentatives.
The convention adopted resolutions in
dorsing the national administration and
commenting the attitude Of President
Roosevelt toward unlawful combinations
Of capital and with regard to Cuban reci-
procity. Endorsed the administration Of
Governor Herried and pledged the sup
port OF the convention to the state ticket
nominated at Sioux Falls and the county
ticket nominated here today.
1t instructed the legislative candidates
to work and vote for the reelection Of
A. B. Kittredge for United States senator
and Endorsed Eben w. Martin and Charles
H. Burke and pledged support to them in
gress.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
To Select waterloo Government site

WATERLOO. Ia, Aug. 2s.-(special.)-
Supervising Architect Taylor Of Washing
ton will be in this city September 1 to Sc
lect a site for the new $4,000 government
building which will come here as the re-
suit Of Colonel Henderson's efforts. The
building will be located on the west side
OF the river and FIVE sites have been Of
feFed for it. already. The citizens compro-
missed by allowing the county courthouse to
go on the east side and the federal building
on the west,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29

seventy equity and 40 law. Court COM
menoes September 2. One Of the most inn
portant cases for trial IL that OF Mary
Christianson against John spalding, ad-
ministrator Of the Frank II. Crum estate,
in which $1,000 damages are claimed for
breach Of promise Of marriage. Suit was
brought about one year after the death OF
Crum. On q previous trial OF the case a
judgment Of 5000 was given for plaintiff,
but was set aside on account OF erroneous
admission Of part Of plaintiffs testimony.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
Sine. citr for Flood pamaee.

WATERLOO. Ia, Aug. 2s.-(special.)-
The city has a damage suit to fight on
account Of the floods caused by the over
flow OF Dry tut this season. The Dickin-
son-Grass Candy company asks $3.50 for
merchandise and machinery damaged in the
basement OF the building which was located
in the food district.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
republicans Buy Democrat Organ.

CREsToN. Ia, Aug. 2S.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Creston Daily Advertiser, the
only democratic daily in the Eighth Con-
gressional district, was issued this even
ing as a republican newspaper. Control
ing interest in the plant has been pur-
chased by republicans and the paper will
henceforth espouse cause Of republicanism.
It is to be made a district daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
Garden Flowers for sale.

At 500 Broadway Saturday and each day
thereafter while garden flowers bloom.
Every cent OF the money will be used for
the babies at the Creehe. Those having
garden flowers they are willing to donate
for this purpose please bring to 500 Broad
way or telephone Mrs. Joseph r. Reed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
Annual Outing at Lake Manawa
a Most Enjoyable
Evsnt.

couneih Bluns PythiAns. their families
and friends to the number Of several hun
dred. enjoyed the annual picnic and outing
Of the order az Lake ManaWa yesterday,
The weather was all that could be de-
sired and as 4 result the day q most en-
ioyable one for the pleasure seekers.
During the Afternoon mines from ST. Al
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
SIOUX FALLS DEP0TS BURN
Great Northern Structures Containing
Freight and BassaEe De-
stEOyed by Fire.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D.. Aug. 2S.-(special
Telegram. )-The Great Northern passenger
and freight depots burned at noon today.
The loss is several thousand dollars. A
strong south wind was blowing and the de-
partment could do nothing with the fire.
Considerable freight and baggage in the
depots was consumed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
Church Epoch begins at Denver.

CEDAR FALLS, Ia. Aug. 2s.-(speeial.)
The town Of Denver north Of here has
existed for fifty years without a church
and now they cannot get them fast enough.
One has been built and another has been
transferred bodily from the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
Married for sixty-Five Years.

YANKToN, s. D.. Aug. 2S.-(special Tel
egram.)-Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Davis, parents
Of the late Senator Cushman X. Davis.
today in this city celebrated the sixty
NTH anniversary Of their marriage.
Mr.. Davis is nearly 90 years old and his
wife So. Both are hale.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
RATHER DECENT SORT OF DAY
Weather Perpendicular Describes
Friday rs Time of Cooler BreeEes
and FAIL skies.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-Forecast:

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-Forecast:
For Nebraska. North and South Dakota-
Fair and cooler Friday; Saturday fair.
For Iowa and Missouri-showers Friday;
fair and cooler Saturday.
For ~Kansas-Showers and cooler Friday;
Saturday fair.
For Colorado and W-yoming-Local rains
and cooler Friday; Saturday fair.
Fer MontAna-Fsir Friday, with cooler
in west portion; Saturday fair and warmer.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Aug. 2&-Oficial record of tenn
p~erature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day OF the last three
years;
Maximum temperature q. 81 90 SO 30
Minimum temperature -. @ y IS n
Mean temperature ....... q q so
Precipitation ss'...'..s..s. W W ~ W
Record OF temperature and precipitation
at Omaha, Neb.. for this day and since
March i. 1902:
Normal temperature ................... ~
Total excess since March l..............l1
Normal precipitation ............ 10 inch
Deficiency for the day......... 10 inch
Total rainfall since March 1,.....a 20. SO inches
Deficiency since March 1 ......... la inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 1901. 8.43 inches
Deficiency for cor. period. 1900. 1855 inches
Reports from stations at z p. NJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
MonOna Has IonE List for Trial.

oNAwA. Ia. Aug. 2s.-(special Tels-
gram.)-rhs bar docket Of the Monona
county district court appeared today, There
are 265 cases. thirty probate. ten criminal.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29

7 indicates race Of precipitstlon
l.. a. WELSH.
Local Forecast omslAL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son
Marriage

Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday to
the following:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
LONE BURGLAR TRIES AGAIN

Gravel roofing. A. H. Read. SAL Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
New Corporations.

Following articles were fled with the
secretary Of state today; Noiseless Wash
Ing Machine company Of Council BLUFFS.
capital $4,000. by oliver Linebarger and
others. Doty Clothing company of OF
tumka. capital $50, 900. by ]. r. Kerfott and
others. Burt Telephone company Of Kos
suth county. capital SIZE, 900, by Al Staehle
and others. Iowa Cutlery company OF Cedar
Rapids gave notice of doubling the capital
stock to $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29
FINE DAY FOR PYTHIAN PICNIC

Davis sells paints.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-29

A, conference of prominent democrats
was held here and plans laid for making
sure that the free silver plank will be
kept in the platform this year. Among
those who attended the conference were
c. A. Walsh, S. A. Brewster, Cato Sells
and J. B. Roman They report that the
indications are good for a harmonious con-
~vention in which the Kansas City platform
will be Endorsed and a ticket be named
that will be in accordance with the views
Of the dominant element. The convention
is to be held next Wednesday.
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ACROSTIC

day thought
care,
Forward pressed with happy
prayer
My thus worlds bewldeng
Soon enering-the rector rose,--and
Arose, in adoration and in the tAnple stood.
Met youth and and rich and all standing side by sde
And Him. by whom bounteousy supplied
Now knelt Him whose thrones high dwell
Down with those lowest
And He whose gloes far extend beyond the ample sky
By Him who marks the fall the
AS ended, the hum of happy voices
thought had forgotten there
Renewed by faith and heavenly
Devouty each cried 'Th the Heaven!"
When 10! radiant form approached with OF ardent
she seemed of from the bright realms above
Then in low melodous voice, she beathed into
Saw'st thou glorious holy thou hast entered
here?'
Oh cried, who ~ then she hand,
Now with me- her words bespoke
the the
All gazing One, whose robes tinged with
blood.
g Halted whose suspicious
All angels glory God and throughout EARTH
"Here Son. whom God hath called Zon' throne
And who died Calvary deserted and aonei"
Christ whom God hath triumphant
He with truth destroy,
shall bloom gentle
Edens longost and shall visit earth again
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Commissioners Court.

A special session OF the county
commissioners court was held here
this afternoon. =
In the general d siness it was or
dered that $500 be transferred from
the general fund to the road and
bridge sinking fund to pay out and
cancel three bonds.
The three trustees of each schooI
district were appointed as presiding
Off GERS to hold the school trustees
election on April 5.
A special election for the levy OF
q school tax in the Auburn school
district was ordered. The election
will Ia held april L. J P Clauneh,
presiding officer.
The boundary line between COM
rnissioners' precincts Nos. ] and
was changed so as to follow the
Central railway from Boyce to Gar
uetf and the Midland from Garrett
IL the Kaufman county line.
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The citizeas of Denyer, who have
been entrusted with the selection d
a gift for the cruiser named after
that city, are undecided as to what
would be most appropriate. Chons-
ing between Si0,0tR puneh bowl
and fignrehsad, both OF which
have been chosen, Mayor Wright,
of Denver, favors the former, on
the ground that il will be more con
spicuous.
In obedience To- President Roose-
velt's orders ferhiddiag government
employees from seeking to Influence
legislation affecting their positions,
Postmaster Coyue, of Chicago, has
told the men under him that they
must stop their agitation for an
sight-hour day. The postal clerks,
however, have already sent 10 meln~
hers of congress resolutions asking
Tor the desired legislation.
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Diamond DYES sasrs f saa any a1G os ssfs s


Again a beautiful home scene has
been marred by the advent Of Death.
There is a vacant chair at the fire.
side, a plate unturned at the table,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy
and little Willie Fern miss the pa
tient, smiling face of mother and
grandmother, Mrs. E liza b t h
Wheeless. Old age and childhood
possesses an understandable charm
when combined as they were in this
home, and the remembrance Of it
will remain an oasis on life's desert
road. Mrs. Wheeless had suffered
much in life, but as is ever the case
with a true christian she only be-
came gentles and sweeter, her life,
like a flower trampled and crushed,
sent forth it's fragrance more freely.
She often expressed a wish to die
without a lingering Illness, and
when the summons came "she lay
down to pleasant dreams" She
loved all nature and would nurse a
struggling little flower as fond
parent would care for her child.
Her friends, remembering this, COW
cred her casket with her favorites--
carnations, roses, lilies and ferns.
1t was a comfort to Mr.. and Mrs.
Kennedy to have the sad pleasure
of ministering to her and watching
with touching devotion the lamp of
life 20 out on earth only to burn
brightly through all eternity. Ev-
eryone loved Mrs. Wheeless. Her
influence viii long live in the hearts
of those who knew her here and out
on the ocean of eternal life where
no discordant note shall mar the
symphony of the song Of Joy, we
viii meet her never to part again.
Mar. Ii, 1902. "A. e. L.
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THE CASE or MEALY'
New Phase Developed In Which Mr,
Clayton | Involved.
CHARGES SERIOUS.
ii Is Alleged Mcnly's Case Has MOI
Been Preperiy Presented Because
Mines Are Involved In Which
clayton Ii Interested.

Washington. March 14.--Mr T'neaii.
local couns.l for Mr.. Mcaly. the Aneri-
can citizen wAo is held under an order
of court il i.axifo for contempt. has
submitted ~ the state department,
through E-1it. ! states SENATOR Nelson.
long st.><smgnt OF the case from
Meaiy'B sc which reflects upon
UEitad staAes z.inistar Powell Clayton
II Is alIcsEd that the minister has
risreprsHes1tad the facts to the depart,
.mert. and shst he Is Interested In a
rival mining Company, which has at
fsctsd bis attitude toward Neas and
his legal AGhi wI,h the deveLeprnent
company whfef forms the basis OF tbs
present ae:ton against him
I'm seDdin2 the papers to the state
department.. Senator Nelson wrote a
long letser and referred to the aAnom-
ranying papers. among which ip an
affidavit IN Spanish by Juan BarTesa
with an English translation. showing
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The Power OF Print.

A newspaper whose columns over
flow with ads of business men has
more influence in attracting atten-
ton to and building up city or
town than any other agency that
can be employed. Capital and labor
will locate where there is an enter
prising community. No power on
earth is so strong to build up town
as a newspaper well patronized, and
its power should be appreciated. :
Rev. II. Dewitt Talmage.
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Strikes a Rich Find.

al was troubled for several years
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the alleged connection Of Ambassador
Clayton with certain mining compa-
MES I'm Mexico, In which Mexican gov
eminent officials arc also interested.
Senator Nelson refers to what he
calls the serious import of the charges,
and suggests the impropriety of a min
istes from this country being mem
Der of large mining company which
is looking for favors from the Mexican
government. He says such a minister
wiz not be in a condition to protect
an American citizen against the en-
croaehments OF a company In which
many of the leadiug officials Of the
Mexican government are interested.
He says there is rule as To sonsels
which does not allow them To engage
IN trade tn countries to which they are
sent. and says that the necessity for
sneh II rule should be much stronger
In preventing "a diplomatic officer from
engaging In speculative mining enter
prises. The senator suggests that the
questions involved in the Mealy case
are important, especially as they affect
the status of the ambassador To Mex
leo.
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aPFonpt care and attention "a the
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Washington. March 14.--The house
Thursday closed general debate on the
postoffica appropriation bill and com.
pleted consideration of ~ of the 81
pages of the bill No amendments
were adopted. The principal portion
of the general debate was devoted to
the discussion of the appropriations
for several mail facilities.
Mr.. Jenkins of Wisconsin presented
a detailed statement OF his reasons
for his theory that Cuba Is now under
the sovereignty OF the United States
which sovereignty he contends cannot
be aIienated without an act Of Con
gress,