davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-04

The w. c. IT, U. mothers and
teachers meeting will be held IN
Joint session at the home OF Mrs. j.
isbell, Tuesday afternoon, July y
at 3 O'Clock.
Bible reading-Psalms Hxxly:ll-
p.
Prayer.
Reports of committees.
Give the names of State officers.
Review of "Open Door Dune
number.)
Unfinished business.
New business.
MOTHERS MEETING.
Roll call-Respond with a verse
containing the word Innocence.
Reading from Trunbull-"Gul
ing a Child IN Companionship -
Mrs. Jas. H. Arm.
Discussion of same by class.
Question box.
I'm what way can we advise o.
influence our children i'll selecting
companions?'
Reading of program.
Lords Prayer.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-04
In Memoriam.

We, the members of the Ladies
Aid Society of the First Christian
Church, have heard with sorrow OF
the death of one of our number,
Mrs. Laura Coates, and we desire
in this public way to bear record to
our appreciation of her as a CHRIS
tan and as d member OF this socle-
tv. We have ever found her to be
loval and earnest always ready to
give of her time, her strength and
her means to the extreme limit OF
her ability. We also desire to bear
cheerful testimony to her unfa1llng
patience during the suffering o.
many weary days and nights Whet
she was passing through the shad
ows of the valley of death, and t.
her sincere gratitude for all tina
was done for her in the hour OF he
need-wh1ch aid we feel was glad,
aud lovingly given. We will eve
cherish the memory OF her read
helpfulness and constant faithful
ness. Peacefully sleep.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-04

For your stomach's sake drink
Pep-Vito-at Dahnke's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-04

Dahnke's always popular Ice
Cream and Sherbets.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-04

Imitation Panama Hats, not SIS,
only Sl.5O FISH BROS
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-04

Fresh, hot Cream Bread daily at
Dahnke's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-04

Have you ever tried Sunshine
flour? Try it.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-04
w. G. T. U.

Go to Dahnke's Cate tor your
lunch.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-04

Union City, F'lly 2.
Ask for our lies Vest at9 cts,
Can't he heat. FISH BROS. y
Bread and cakes baked daily a
Dahnke's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-04
New Travelling Passenger Agent

Trv Sunshine flour.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-04

AS to the conversation or transac-
tion between the said Morgan and Mo-
sier or other parties spoken of, or as to
the reason or cause why said prosecu-
tor saw proper to abandon the prose-
cution know nothing, as l was not
nresent or a party to same. When the
case was called at the May term of
court said prosecutor was not present,
and was Informed by said Mosier that
he had abandoned the prosecution and
arranged for them to settle my fee. l
knew nothing about the said settle
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03

We shall only take orders for two more
days on seal. otter and Persian coats,
at SPECIAL PRICES.
AL our garments will be made in the
very newest and best styles. Much
different from those handled by
local makers.
Seal coats from 10000 to SS2s.eO.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Condition of Nebraska and wyOmine
Banks at Close of Bust
ness July 1a.
tErom a stan correspondent.l


WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-(special Tele-
gram.)-rhe ~posto6ice at Independence,
Marshall county, S. d., has been discon-
tinued; mail to Langford.
John w. Orchard Of Glidden, Hugh A.
Walters OF Burlington and Robert II. Arm
stead Of Rock Rapids, Ia; Carl +. Fay OF
Deadwood, r. d. Rudolph OF Elkan, S. D.,
have been appointed railway mail clerks.
The comptroller Of the currency has ap-
proved the application OF the following per-
sons to organize the First National bank OF
Red Clife. Ia, with $780, 900 capital: will
liam Wiener, +. stuckenberg. P. J. Hon-
man, G. O.. Weimer, J. A. Himmel
The abstract Of the condition Of the ma
tional banks Of Nebraska, exclusive Of
Omaha and Lincoln, at the close Of bust
ness on July 16, as reported to the comp
troller OF the currency, shows an average
reserve held at 15.4s per cent, against S2.42
per cent on April 80. Loans and discounts
increased from s23, $685. 70 to S24,3 1s, 53A;
gold coin decreased from S752, sTS to $780,
O62; total specie from s1.O7O.s2 to 81, O4O,-
$50; lawful money reserve from 81, 1884, $50 to
81, 786, 445; individual deposits increased
from SIS, 126, 2se to s25, 212, 0ss.
The banks Of Wyoming show an average
reserve held at 1882 per cent, against sO.65
per cent. Loans and discounts increased
from sS,s5s. $50 to s4,2s2. s42; gold coin from
1924 2s to $244, $500; total specie from $780,
2Ss to sS12. $50; lawful money reserve from
1914, 5s2 to s406 ,665; Individual deposits from
81, 52S,12 to s4,s79,0 33.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03
AWAIT RESULT OF BATTLE
Engagement at Aqua Dulos Sole Topic Of
Conversation at Panama.
BLoODIEsr EVER FOUGHT IN COLOMBIA
Both sides Have Strong Forces and
VIII Fight so Long as Ammu-
milton and Men
.i Last.

PANAMA, Colombia, Aug. 2.-since yes
terday the battle at Aqua Dulce has been
the sole topic Of conversation here. Both
liberals ami conservatives anxiously await
the result of the engagement. which will 90
into history as one Of the bIoodiest ever
fought in Colombia. General Morales BERT
Is among the bravest and most experienced
generals Of the conservatives. He has from
5000 to $500 fine soldiers and his forces
are strongly entrenched.
General Herrera is undoubtedly the best
military leader the revolutionists have. Per-
sonally General Herrera is said to be cour-
ageous and a great organizer. 1t is be-
lieved he has not over 1000 men. but the
terrific charges upon the entrenchments
about Aqua Dulce made by his troops prove
that they are d~aringly valiant.
The result of the battle at Aqua DuIce
cannot be predicted, but all agree II Gen
eral Herrera wins the scene will be re-
peated here, for General salazar, governor
Of Panama, who made his mark In the de-
tense Of Panama July, 1900. has 1000 men
strongly entrenched and says he will fight
as long as his ammunition and soldiers last.
A government victory at Aqua Dulce
would. It is believed, mean the end Of the
revolution.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03
KREIGERBUND IN CONVENTION
Seventeenth Annual Session Opens mt
Hamilton, Ohio, with Many
Delegates Present.

HAMILTON, o., Aug. 1.-THE Deutscher
kretgerbund Of North America opens its
seventeenth annua convention in this city
tonight with a reception and banquet at
Lindiey's hall. Delegates began arriving
early Saturday morning from all over the
country q distinguished body Of the vet
Grams Of the German army and navy was
present to listen to the address Of welcome
by the Hon. Charles Bishop, mayor of Ham
ilton.
William Vach Of ST. Louis ofHciated as
toastmaster. The feature OF the evening
wal the address Of the president, Gustav
Veitch Of the Deutscher Unstatsteing
Verein of Hamilton.
Among the prominent delegates are: Pres
ident Frank Erling OF st. Paul, National
Vice President John Embs of Pittsburg, ex-
Bundles President william vach Of st.
Louis, National Secretary Martin Gass of
Chicago, Rudolph Allfeldt OF Cleveland, Mr..
Miller of New York, G. z. Hohr OF st.
Louis, NJ. schesbrook of st. Louis, H. Rel
Der Of Columbus. Fred Burrggrable of st.
Louis, John Bane Of San Antonio, Ernest
Stremmel of San Antonio, Julius Franz OF
Dallas. Tex. William Hens Of st. Louis, B.
Weber Of st. Louis.
The fair grounds presents the appearance
OF q great camp, for here has been estab-
Hshed many hundred tents for the use of
visitors who cannot be accommodated in
private houses and hotels.
The city has been profusely decorated and
1t is estimated there are fully 5000 visitors
in the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03
BoTHA POKES FUN AT BRITISH
Expresses a Decidedly UneOmpIi.
mentary Opinion of Their
Army.

Copyright, 1907 by Press Publishing Col
LONDON, Aug. 2.-(New York World Ca
blegram Special Telegram. l-Generals
Botha, Dewet and Delarey will visit the
United States and appeal for help for the
Boer widows. orphans and the burghers
crippled or ruined by the war.
General Botha. on being pressed for his
opinion Of British tactics and the British
army, has given 1t In a fashion little
relished here. To the question, "How did
the Beers regard the blockhousssf" he an
swered:
Il think they were useful In finding EN-
ployment for men who could not be trusted
with horses. The ~blockhouse lines never
stopped me from going anywhere / wanted
to go. They never stopped Dewet."
'Did Dewet break barbed wire fences
With cattlef' he was asked.
Never he answered. Cattle won't run
in a mass unless men are leading them"
What particular British arm aid you
md the most e~dicientT"
Il got on pretty well with all Of them.
! found no difference between the colonlals
and the rest"
What about our intelligence depart
mentH'
Botha seemed amused as he replied: II
interrupted q good~many dispatches and
quite often found them reliable"
ibid the pro-Boer party in Britain help
you at AMP
"How could e? We we're fighting thou
sands Of miles away while they talked and
wrote to the papers; how could that help ?"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03
DIED WITHOUT NOURISHMENT
Eight Children said TO Have Practi-
caIIy Been starved to Death
by Chicago woman.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2.-The police have ar
rested Mrs. Neil Campbell Of 655 Grand av-
enue on a charge OF allowing an infant to
die from insufficient nourishment. 1t Is al
legged within the last three years eight
other infants have been buried from the
woman's house. Yesterday DR.. Welfeld was
called to the Campbell house to attend the
infant which has since died. He found 1t In
such a condition that he refused to issue a
death certificate, claiming that the child
died Of starvation.
The assertion that eight children have
died in the house is made by Viola Camp
bell, IL years Of age. Mrs. Campbell says
that she is the mother of the girl, who
claims that Mrs. Campbe. tas said on other
occasions that she was not a relative OF
hers. A letter was received at the Camp
bell home a few weeks ago, the girl claims,
which was written by John Reade, a printer
Of Cincinnati. In this letter Reade told the
girl that he was her father and that she had
been kidnapped from her home in Cincinnati
ten years ago.
Concerning the children who, according to
the girl, have died in the house, Viola
Campbell says that they we're received from
a woman living on Wall street in this city,
Sne says Jnat they we're obtained by Mrs,
Campbell because her husband had threat
ened to leave her because they we're without
children. None Of the children lived long.
Mrs. Campbell claims that the child that
died Friday was the daughter Of her dead
sister, and while denying that there have
been eight deaths in her house, admitted to
the police that three children had died In
her house within the last few months. There
Is no evidence against Mrs. Campbell save
that Of the girl Viola Campbell, but Police
Inspector Wheeler, who has the case in
charge. declares that he believes her story
and says that the bodies Of the children
that have died will be exhumed in order to
determine their lumber. The girl declares
that they were all buried in one lot in Cal
vary cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03
KIPLINe ON RIFLE SHOOTING
Says Practice should BE INDUCED I'm
Until PopuIace Knows How to
Handle Gun.

LONDON, Aug. ~2.-Rudyard KIpling made
q characteristic speech at the opening Of a
miniature rife range at Sydenham, county
Of Kent, today.
He said, In the course Of his remarks;
Recent experience has taught US that
We must not allow a whole population to
grow up in ignorance Of shooting. Rife
shooting should be taught the "ame as are
the A, B. C's. Such a course would not pro-
luce barbarians. Everything must be sub
ordinated to shooting quickly"
Mr.. Kipiing ~prophesied that rife ranges
would soon exist throughout the length and
breadth Of the land and that those now
being opened merely indicated the begin
ming OF a very large movement, the end Of
which no man could ~foresee aud the force
OF which no man could limit. TIT speaker
concluded by expressing the hope that the
next time that nations saw Mt to love Eng
land with the love Of the last thirty months,
England might not be totally ignorant OF
those accomplishments which. II they do
DOT secure affection. secure respect.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03
BURIAL TRADES COUNCIL
This is the Latest Proposition In
the Labor Circles of
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. IA Burial Trades
Council is the latest proposition In labor
circles. II the promoters can bring It
about there will be an amalgamation of
all the interests concerned in the burial
OF the dead, The new council is to take
In every interest from the grhvedigger
to the undertaken who partakes In the
ceremony. The professional pallbearer.
the tombstone cutter, and the others in the
list are to be included. The shroud max
ers, the coffin makers and the hearse and
carriage drivers are to be afnliated with the
burial trades. council. The movement was
started some time ago, but nothing ma
terial was accomplished.
The strike OF the gravedigsers at Con-
oordia cemetery yesterday revived the kgi-
tation. Now II is said to be on In earnest.
The strike Of the gravediggers at Con-
cordia cemetery ended today, all Of the
men. returning to work without any con-
c~esslons being made by the cemetery man
agement, The interments that were pre-
vented yesterday were made this after
noon
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03
RUSSIA EXPECTS A REFUSAL
Minister of Finance Thinks Powers
VIII Reply In Negative to Note
Regarding Trusts.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. Att is semi-
ofieially announced that the Russian min
lister Of finance expects a reply inS the
negative from the powers TO the note re-
garding international action on trusts.
When such replies are received the Rus
sian government will once more afhrm
that an increase OF duties on Russian sugar
viii be regarded as an infringement. Of ex-
lsting treaties. and II such increase is en-
forced the Russian government will con-
slider itself free to disregard It's treaty
Btipulatlons.
The ministry Of finance does not propose
10 take measures against the powers col
lectiyely, but special circumstances In each
Ease would be considered with a view Il
the adoption OF the measure most advan-
iageous to Russia.
II Is known. however. that Russia In
lends 10 raise the duties on wines ant
Ieyeral classes Of goods imported by trusts
chiefly by way OF the western land frontier
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03
THROW STONES At sENTRIEs
Soldiers VINO Are Seeking TO Keep
Down Riots at Shenandoah
Attacked.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, Aug. 2"-Shenan-
doah's e~ventful work closed tonight without
the slightest indication Of disorder. The
town and surrounding country remains
peaceful and no further trouble is looked
for hereabouts so long as the troops are
kept in this vicinity.
There were very few strangers in town
today, but tonight a large crowd of visit
ors came into the place from outlying set
Elements as is the custom In all mining
towns on Saturday nights. The throng
was an orderly one and gave the police
on provost guard no trouble. Sheriff Bed
dali is apprehensive Of IN outbreak at sew
eral places, among these being New Phil
adelphia, Tamaqua and st. Clair.
Last night unidentified men threw stones
and rocks at the ~sentries OF the Eighth
regiment. A detail OF troops made a search
for the men, but they escaped in the dark
ness.
Many rumors are In circulation here
that attempts will be made 10 start up
collieries under the protection OF troops.
It was said by one OF the oficers at head
quarters that two collieries operated by
individual companies in the Hazleton re-
gion will resume work on Tuesday. This
cannot be confirmed. General Goblin said
today he will send the governors troop
Of cavalry on on long marches beginning
Monday. This Information reached the
troopers in camp and it was freely pre-
dicted by them that 1t will be sent in the
direction Of Hazleton. Goblin will not say
where he will send them.
The mine workers ofheials place no stock
In the reports OF an early resumption OF
work and assert that these rumors are
placed in circulation by company ~ofncials
for the purpose OF influencing the mine
workers into breaking the strike.
President Fahey of this district and Ma
tioDal Board Member Miles Dougherty re-
turned to Shamokin this afternoon. Mr..
Fahey, following out instructions from
President Mitchell. is making every enort
to have the striking mine workers main
tain peace.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas BeddAli. who was
with the three workmen when the riot
occurred here on Wednesday night, arrested
John LudoVoska late tonight on the charge
Of being a participant In the riot In which
Joseph Beddal, a brother Of the deputy
sheriff, met his death.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03
GRANNY DID III.
Knew the Food that Furnished
Power.

A grandmother. by studying the proper
selection Of food, cured herself Of
stomach trouble and severe headaches.
Later on she was able to save her little
granddaughter because Of her knowledge Of
food.
She says: when baby was I'VE months
old she was weaned because OF the severe
illness OF her mother. She was put on a
prepared baby food, but soon lost he6h and
color, became hollow-eyed and ffetful. We
changed her food several times. bat with
no permanent beneht. At last her stom-
ach rebelled entirely and threw up nearly
everything she took. She would be wet
with q cold perspiration after feeding and
would cry ~plteously with pain. That is a
dangerous condition for a small baby and
In this extremity I remembered how beau
TRULY Grspe-Nuts had agreed with me and
suggested We try the food for baby.
I'VE began very carefully with 1t. giving
two small teaspoonfuls at q feeding. soft
ened with boiling water and fed In steriliEed
milk. warmed. The experiment was a per-
feet success.
she has been on the food Eve weeks ana
can now eat other food. for the change IN
this brief time is wonderful. She has
gained over three pounds in weight. has
rosy SneoAS' OfSnf oSes eHo sh1 mas the
appearance Of a satisfactorily nourished
and thriving child"
The reason that Graps-Suts will rsres
with adults and babies is hat the starch
Of the cereals has been transformed into
grape sugar In the process OF manufae-
ture and when introduced into the stom-
ach II is ready for immediate assimilation
and does not tax the powers OF the organs
Of digestion. The result Is always beneficial
and the food has saved thousands Of lives.
Recipes for many easy hot weather
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03
SPENDS THE DAY ON DECK
x.== =a-.-a Receive. nIatinnuished
Visitors and Appears in
Good .

CowEs, Aug. liking Edward spent
most OF the day on the deck Of Victoria
and Albert. Several distinguished visitors
were received in audience this afternoon.
His majesty appeared to be In good health
and spirits.
The beautiful weather that prevailed on
the Solent today brought out scores OF
yachts to Cowes, preliminary to the royal
yacht squadron regatta, which takes place
next week.
During the day King Edward was on deck
on the Albert and Victoria, where the Royal
Yacht club o~fhcials visited his majesty
and displayed before him the special prizes
Of plate for the regatta offered by EN-
peror William and others. HIS majesty was
greatly pleased. King Edward held an in
vestiture on the royal yacht today and
conferred distinctions upon a number Of
recipient Of coronation honors. His mai
esty proposes to return to London next
Wednesday.
King Edward personally conferred the
decoration OF X. c. M. G.. upon Michael
Henry Herbert, the British ambassador to
the United States, who was subsequently
granted an audience by his majesty and
kissed his hand on his appointment to the
washington embassy.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03
HoBSoN PROVES HERO AGAIN
Trolley Car Nearly Goes Down EN-
bankment and Captain QuietS
the Wemen.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Aug. 2.-While Cap
tain Richmond P. Hobson was on his way to
the Urbana chautauqua, where he today
addressed 5000 people on THE Navy" the
trolley car ran of the track. narrowly es-
Gaping running down a steep embankment
No one was seriously hurt. One Of the
young women in the party. just before the
car started had told Captain Hobson that
he would be the victim Of an accident on
the interurban line as the day was the
anniversary OF the fatal wreck at Donnells-
Vile.
Captain Hobson busted himself q~uieting
the women in the party after the accident
and then helped the wrecking crew put the
car back on the track.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03
SCANDAL IN THE WAR OFFICE
of Waste from Gun
Foundry.

Copyright, 1902, by Press Publishing Col
LONDON, Aug. 2.-(New York World Ca
blegram-speeial Telegram,)-Another Wal
once scandal has come to light at the
Woolwich arsenal. where. until 1899. the
waste products OF the gun foundries were
given to the local authorities for repairing
the roads. The arsenal authorities were
then offered "A cents a ton for them and
gladly accepted the money. until q police
mans suspicious we're aroused by the fact
that local marine score dealers were rap
IDLY making large fortunes. Inquiries
showed that they were recovering large
quantities Of brass from the arsenal refuse.
which really was worth nearly $50 a ton.
It is estimated that the public treasury
has lost Sl,25o.0OO by these transactions.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03

pears against the mental and physical suf.
has decided to distribute free trial packa-
ges to all who write. II IL q home treat
ment and all men who sufer with any
form Of sexual weakness resulting from
youthful folly, premature loss OF strength
and memory, weak back, varicocele, or
emaoiation Of parts can now cure them
selves at home.
The remedy has a peculiarly grateful eff
tect. OF. warmth and seems 10 act direct
70 the desired location giving strength. and
development lust where IL 10 needed. II
cures all the ills and troubles that come
from years OF misuse OF the natural func-
uons and has been ar absolute success in
fl gases 4 TssSuest e the State Medical
Ind, stating that you desire one OF their
free trial packages will be complied with
promptly. The Institute 10 DESTROYS OF
reaching that great class Of men who are
unable to leave homo to be treated and
the free sample will enable them 70 see
how easy II is to be cured of sexual weak
ness when the proper remedies are EN-.
ployed. The Institute makes no ~restrlc-
lions. Any man who writes will be sent
= free sample, carefully sealed in a plain
package so that Its recipient need hava no
fear of embarrassment or publicity. Read
ere are requested to write without delay.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-03
HUNTER MAKES A DENIAL
Minister to Guatemala SayS There
Were Never Any Charges Filed
Against Him.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. 2.-The Courier
Journal will tomorrow morning publish an
interview with DR.. w. Godfrey Hunter,
United States minister to Guatemala, who
arrived in Louisville tonight on his way TO
New York, from whence he will sail on
August 8 for his post Of duty after a sixty
days leave Of absence, In which he denies
that any charges were, nled against him In
his ofncial capacity.
"There has never BEEN" he said. "a
charge nled against me by Al American OF
which I have any knowledge, and the state
ments that I have any interests In any
quicksilver mines In Guatemala or In any
other mines are false from beginning to
end"