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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
TO BUILD ANOTHER BRIDGE
st. Louis and Eastern Capitalists Or
EaniEe to Make Many Im-
provements.

ST. LOUIS, July "a corporation COM
posed of St. Louis and eastern capitalists
has been organized for the purpose OF
building a bridge over the Mississippi
river, the erection of extensive terminals
on the river front. an elevated road to the
worlds fair site and a new depot in the
heart Of the city. 1t is stated by the in
corporators that the total investment In
the terminals and elevated road, aside
from the cost of the bridge, would reach
$40, 900, 900 at the outset, with a possible
expenditure of s., 900, 900 later on extern
sions.
The incorporators are: ]. c. Van Blar-
com, vice president Of the National Bank
Of Commerce; Edward F. Goltra, president
Of the American Steel Foundry company;
w. B.. Doddridge, formerly chairman of the
executive committee of the Terminal as
ISOLATION; Mayor NJ. NJ. Stevens OF East
st. Louis and T. c. Doremus Of New York
City.
MT. Doremus stated today that the new
enterprise was not connected with other
railroad interests. Certain New York cap
~italists, he said, appreciated the great
possibilities Of st. Louis and had Joined
local men OF means in pushing the enter
prise,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

the prisoners must stay there fifteen days
and that during this time they have the
right to apply for writs Of habeas corpus
and II is further in the power OF the min
lister Of Justice to refuse TO surrender the
prisoners and to discharge them from Gus
tody. In conclusion the report says; 1T
will thus be seen. that before we can hna-
ally take the prisoners out OF Canada, we
will have to submit the regularity Of our
proceedings In some very important fea.
lures to a high official Of the Dominion
government, whose firm was retained in
advance OF the extradition proceedings to
resist extradition and whose powerful po-
litlcal influence has been felt at every turn
the case has taken.
"If this state of affairs is to continue
without protest on the part Of our govern
ment we had just as well understand in
advance that the extradition Of criminals
from Canada under our treaty does not APP
ply to cases where the fugitives have
committed financial crimes Of magnitude. %
Upon receipt Of this report the acting at
torney general called the matter to The at
tention OF the State department.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
A RECORD.
Judge william Marvin, Aged o.,

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 9.-Judge Will
liam Marvin died at his home in ~Skaneateles
this morning, aged "a years. He was APP
pointed United States district attorney for
Florida In 1885 by President Jackson and
was appointed United States district judge
at Key West by President Van Buren,. He
held court at Key West until 1853 and II
was a union court, with the American flag
floating over 1t, though every attendant OF
the court, from district attorney to crier,
Joined in secession. After the war Presi-
dent Johnson appointed Judge Marvin pro
T~isional governor of Florida. After the
government wal established he was elected
to the United States senate. but was not
allowed to take his seat because negroes
tad not been allowed to vote. Judge Mar
win returned to his home in Skaneateles in
1867, where he has since lived. He has
written several works upon maritime law
and upon theological subjects. He was
warden of st, James Episcopal church at
skaneateles and deeply interested in church
matters. He voted for every democratic
president from Jackson to Cleveland. but
did not vote for Bryan In 1896. ,.,.s
Judge Marvin was brother-in-law Of Gen
eral Ludington, ;quartermaster general, U.
s. A..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
OUTINGS.
An Inexpensive and Ready Prepare
Luncheon.

During the vacation. suppose you cook
less and play more.
Grape-Nuts. the food that makes break
fast so easy to get all the year round, is
the ideal food for that purpose.
Grape-Nuts is thoroughly cooked at the
factory by food experts. and lie always
ready to serve with the addition OF cream.
You can save yourself the heat from cook
ing and the time and e~Iertion necessary
10 prepare other food, by Its use.
It's high nutrition gives strength and
nourishment without the internal heat OF
meat and other heavy food. keeping the
temperature Of the body cool and COM
Portable; its delicious flavor pleases every
palate.
Picnicker and camper as we'll as the
housewife preparing the regular meals at
home. can pass a pleasant n enjoyable
summer by the use Of this ready prepared
and easily digested food and viii miss the
usual heavy and sluggish feeling generally
felt In hot weather.
Many pleasant ways Of changing the form
Of use found In recipe book In each pack
ass.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Mrs. Charles stewart.

HOT SPRINGS, S. D., July 9.-(special.)-
The remains Of Mrs. Charles Stewart, {
bride Of only two weeks, were brought
here from spearfsh last evening, she hay-
ing died at that place that morning after
about ten days OF terrible suffering. The
young people were married here at the
home Of the groom on Wednesday, June rs
and left the same day for a trip through
the Hills. The bride complained Of SOM
stomach trouble the day Of the wedding
but thought nothing seriously of 1t, be-
lieving the trouble was only temporary
and not serious. Mr.. Stewart is the son
Of Mayor Stewart and the popular young
bride and groom enjoyed one Of the pref
test weddings ever given in Hot Springs
The funeral was held at the home OF the
groom's parents, in the room where Just
two weeks previous the words were spoken
that united the two loving hearts.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
SUPREME JUDGES NOMINATED
Democratic Judicial of
Missouri A~dJOnrns After an
AlI-NiEht Session.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-. July s.-The demo-
cratic state judicial convention completed
its work at 7 o'clock this morning. after
being In continuous session since 8 o'clock
last night, by the nomination Of the fol-
lowing justices Of the supreme court;
GaVon D.. Burgess OF chillieothe. chief
Justice; Leroy B. Valiant OF St. Louis and
James d. Fox Of Fredericktown. associate
justices. Judges Burgess and Valiant aye
members Of the present court.
Judge Burgess was renotninated at i:10
this morning ON the nrst ballot. The second
ballot WAS not finished until 2:l5. II was
without result and an Intellectual EFFORT was
made to adjourn until today. The third
ballot was not taken till Sis. when 9
motion 10 adjourn Was again voted down
In all eight ballots were taken
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
IS LIKE THE ELUSIVE FLEA
Convict Tracy Manages to Again Elude his
PurIusru with Bsse.
OFFICERS THINK THEY SURE HAVE HIN
when the Time Comes TO Make the
Final Grab n Much-wHnted Des-
perado Drops Cut OF siSht
and Cannot BE Found.

July e.-The pursuit OF Out"
law Harry Tracy appears to be temporarily
suspended. Sheriff Cudihee has called 10 the
guards from the southern suburbs, leaving
only A sufficient number for careful patrol
II IA believed that Cudiheo expects the con-
Wet. II he reappsars at all, to show up IN
another part Of the country. The posse
that started from Renton with the blood-
hounds at s o'clock this morning returned
At 2 o'clock In the afternoon after a fruit-
less search,
Since early this morning the posses have
been securing the country between Ken
ton and Black River Junction. the terri
tory lying In the square bounded by roaos
leading from Renton to Black River juno
ton, then to Orillia. thence to spring
Brook crossroads and back, has been SEN
tried. It Is believed that Tracy has MD In
the dense woods OF that district. Guards
have been stationed at every road In this
section. II is believed that he VIII soon
make his appearance at some house and
demand food, as he i known to be without
supplies. The rumor that Merrill has
ioined his murderous comrade cannot be
G~ubstantiated.
As matters stand at this moment no one
knows the exact whereabouts OF the des-
perado. The chase lie suspended for the
time being. The moment he shows his
head men now waiting Will be in pursuit.
The Salem penitentiary guard who is
with the party at Renton is confident that
Merrill and Tracy are once more together,
although he will not state the reason for
his belief. The marshal Of Renton and a
deputy sheriff have captured three sus-
plcious-looking individuals at Renton. The
men have the appearance OF hoboes. and
It is thought that they may be three Of
the four men who met Tracy at Black
River bridge the night before last and
walked through Renton in the convlct's
company. At the town jail they gave their
names as Andy Nelson. Tom Madden and
Phil Richie. The first two say they are
loggers and the third says he Is an iron
bridge builder. Their statements as to
their recent actions are conflicting. They
say they came to Seattle two days before
the Fourth OF July and got on a spree. A
diligent search is being made for the
fourth alleged ~accomplice, who is thought
to be hanging around Renton or may have
Joined the convict. Rumors are rife that
the fourth man is none other than Merrill,
but this is generally discredited.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

One Member of the Crew Killed, but
the Passengers All Escape
Injury

NEWPORT, r. l., July 9.-The Fall River
line steamer Priscilla is at its pier In this
city with n big hole in its port bow and
one OF Its crew dead and wedged In by
wreckage, so that his body will be extri-
Gated only with greet difaculty, as q result
Of a collision with the Merchants and
Miners Transportation company's steamer
Powhattan, in Narragansett bay, last
night. e..
Priscilla was bound out for New
York. 1t was very foggy at the time and
1t was proceeding slowly. on Point Judith
another steamer struck 1t on the port bow,
cutting a hole which ran down below the
water line. Finding itself seriously dam
aged, Priscilla whistled for assistance and
soon afterward tugs arrived and It was
towed back to it's dock In this city.
While an examination was being made
Of the Aperture. in Priscilla's hull II was
found that one OF the crew had been caught
In his bunk by the wreckage. He was
dead, but his body was securely wedsed In
between iron rods and beams in such .
way as to prevent it's being extrieated at
once. At daylight 1t was evident that
mechanical appliances would be necessary
before the body could be released.
The name Of the victim has not been
learned. With this exception no one. Is
believed to have. been injured.
PROVIDENCE, July s.--The steamer
Powhattan, Captain A. T.. Hudgins, bound
for Baltimore, via Norfolk for this port,
arrived here this. afternoon and reported
having been in collision with Fall River
line steamer Priscilla last night. Its bow
was badly damaged and a great hole was
stove in the port side of the steamer be-
low the water line. The forward eompArt-
ment was flooded, but no water reached
the other bulkheads. OF the ship and no
damage was done to the freight.
There was not the slightest show Of dis
order with the 13a passengers of PowhAt-
tan, among whom, was q delegation to the
conference OF the Baptist Young Peoples
union from Maryland. A vote Of thanks
was rendered Captain Hudgins by the pas
sengers for hts prompt action during the
trying moments following the collision.
The passengers, most OF whom were In
bed, were turned out of their rooms In
darkness and their nervousness and excite
ment intensified Ns they found the men on
the ship paesffS out life preservsrs by
candlelight. Thsre was no. panic, although
no help was near and the steamer. was ap-
parently in great danger.
1t was the sister ship Of Priscilla, the
Puritan. which came at first TO the rescue.
1t was on its way from New York when
1t heard the signals Of distress. Putting q
line on board II took Priscilla In tow,
stern foremost, for Newport, The vessels
arrived without, further mishap and the
passengers were landed safely. They were
sent on to New York by rail, Their bag
gage was saved In good order. 49,.
Powhattan has been placed In dry dock,
where extensive repairs will be made.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
VATICAN CAUSES SENSATION
Blue Sister Not Allowed to Act "a
Nurse for Divorced
Woman.

ROME, July "a great sensation has
been caused by the action Of the Vatican
authorities toward the Princess Joseph
Rospigliosi, IN American. Her husband is
head OF an ancient family of clerical nobil-
ity and his brother is ~commandant Of the
papal noble guard.
On August 26. 1901, Prince Rospigliosi
married here Mrs. Marie Jennings Reid
Parkhurst OF Washington, the divorced wife
Of Colonel Frederick H. Parkhurst OF
Bangor, Me. The ceremony was civil and
hence was not recognized by the Vatican.
Princess Rospigliosi. who is now on the
point Of confinement, engaged an English
Blue sister as a nurse and the latter took
up her duties. But Cardinal Macchi (sec-
rotary Of apostolic briefs), hearing Of this.
forbade the sister to fulhll her duties. on
the ground that the marriage was non
exIstant.
The prince was furious and exerted ali
his influence to overcome the action Of the
church. but without avail. Finally hs
was obliged to send to England for a nurse
The incident lie expected to have important
developments.
When the news Of the marriage Of Mrs
~Parkhurst to the prince reached the United
States 1t was asserted that at fret tn,
vatican refused to sanction the marriag,
because Mrs. Parkhurst was a divorced
woman. but as the prince declared sh,
should be his wife. with or without thu
consent OF the church. sanction was nnAll!
given.
Mrs. Parkhurst IL a granddaughter o
Samuel Chester Reid, who commanded tn
American privateer Brigadier General AsI
Strong, In the battle al Fayal In the wa.
OF 1872. On her mothers side she Is from
the Rowan family Of Kentucky. About tel
years ago In Washington she met Mr.
Parkhurst. who Is . member OF the Main
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
ST. LOUIS TERMINAL MEETING
Representatives of Railroads Com
DrisinE Association Hold Session
in New York.

NEW YORK, July "a meeting Of the rep
resentatives Of the railroads comprising thu
Terminal association OF st. Louis was helt
here today. The meeting lasted for NOR,
than two hours and 1t was announced q
the close that the proceedings were intorma
and consisted of a general discussion o
the affairs Of the association.
1t was said that no definite action coul(
be taken today regarding the admission o.
another road or any other matter. as It wal
not a meeting of the Terminal association
proper. 1t was also stated that the plan Il
have the Rock Island become a membei
Of the association would be taken up at
meeting to be held at st. Louis At som,
future day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
CIoudburst In Mexico.

MONTERREY. Mex, July "a special
from Parras, state Of coahupa. says;
A cloudburst covering an area of fifty
square miles did damage to the extent of
$500, oOO. The big Bataslan dam, the largest
in northern Mexico. broke with all the
noodgates open and was destroyed. The
San Lorenzo dam. which has been standing
for over $50 years. also was washed away.
This dam was built OF solid masonry about
1870.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Court Has No jurisdiction.

CLEVELAND, o., July 9-Judge Wing
Of the United states circuit court today
dismissed the proceedings brought by the
Philadelphia National League club against
with the Philadelphia club or not at all.
The court held that II had no jurisdic-
ton in the case, Bernhardt being a citizen
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

legislature and OF Governor Hills stan,
with the rank Of colonel.
The couple we're married and lived hap
ply for a time in Bangor. They had two
children. Several years ago they became
~estranged M Colonel Parkhust sued for
divorce. The divorce was granted and Mrs.
Parkhurat left the city. At Bar Harbor
she met Prince. Joseph. who fell in love
with her.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

NEW YORK. July s.-James p. stephens.
one Of the oldest pottery manufacturers in
this country, is dead at Trenton, N. j.,
from heart diseast. He was born In Gin
oinnati, o., sixty-two years ago. Mr..
stephens Is credited with developing the
manufacture OF pottery in certain lines to
the highest point attained in this country.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
WIN Take Up L. An. stock.

NEW YORK. July s.-It was stated to-
day by authority that ]. P. Morgan q Co.
will exercise their option upon the Louis
VILE & Nashville stock owned by John
w. Gates and Edwin Hawley. Four per
cent bonds will be issued to take up this
stock.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Argentina and chile siEn Treaty.

BUENos AYREs. July 9.-Argentina and
Chile have signed a convention defining
more precisely the objects Of their recent
treaties, providing for arbitration and the
Limitation Of ornaments with the view OF
a~verting the possibility Of future c0mplica-
lions. Public opinion approves OF the new
convention.
Argentina announces that its policy is
absolute neutrality in questions concerning
Chile, on the Pacific coast. The conven-
ton explains that II is not proposed that
either nation shall reduce its naval equip
ment now ahoat.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
NEW MEXICO NEEDS RAIN
Special Masses Are 90 ne Held in
DFOuth Regions OF the
Territory.

SANTA FE, N. NJ. July "a special mass
for rain was celebrated in Aqua Frio and
similar masses will be held in all the
parishes Of this section. as the drouth is
shriveling up the crops.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

Jarvis, N. Y. and Cleveland, died today
Of asthma on a train bound to Denver
from Chama, N. NJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
nnnhenn Of AthnII.

ROME, July 9.-Tks duchess OF Atholl
(who was the eldest daughter Of Sir Thomas
Moncrei1e). died last night while on her
way from Italy to Switzerland.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
LonisviIIe and NaahviIIe Dividend.

NEW YORK, July e.-The directors OF
the Louisville q Nashville road today de-
elared the regular ~ per cent semi-an-
nual dividend. A statement issued at the
meeting showed q surplus for the year
after payment OF dividends OF 81. 7es, sos,
against 1859. 11S the previous year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
ID. w. Grove.

This name must appear on every box Of
the genuine Laxative Bromo-ouinine Tab
lets, the remedy that cures a cold In one
day. 20 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Relief snip sails for victoria.

LONDON, July s.-The Antarctic steamer
Morning purchased by the Royal GeoEraph-
ical society as a relief ship for the discoV-
cry, sailed this afternoon for Victoria.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Alexander Mcdonald.

DENVER. Colo, July 9.-Alexander Nc
Donald, aged SO years, formerly Of Port
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
Man SilIed By Tornado.
Difficult Digestion

q IL dyspepsia.
II makes life miserable.
Its sufferers eat not because they tSans b,
-but simply because they must.
They know they are irritable md frstful,
but they cannot be otherwise.
They complain Of a bad taste In the
mouth, q tenderness at the pit OF the stom-
ach, an uneasy feeling OF puffy fulness,
headache, heartburn and what not.
Tho edectual remedy, proved by perma-
Hoods ~JdrSdpGriLid
AOo66 FILES GS 1S 6SsI e1IkZFzS-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10
SERIOUS FLOODS IN IOWA

CONTINUED from First pare.l
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-10

Counsel for the United States, by reason
Of the g~aolsr's defective return. were COM
PEELED to move TO amend 1t by annexing
copies Of the documents under which they
we're held. and the defective returns were
made the basis OF a motion before Justice
Caron for q writ Of certiorari by the pris-
oners' counsel. who thereby sought TO d.
vest Extradltion Commissioners LAfontaine
Of power to proceed with the case, and this,
although Justice Andrews had refused a
similar certiorari, Justice Caron, after a
weeks consideration, granted the prison
srs' motion for certiorari and withheld
Judgment on the motion Of the United States
to have the documents showing the cause
Of the prisoners detention annexed to the
returns.
The report continues: "In the meantime
the counsel for the prisoners. who in Eng
land OF in the United States would be de-
barred from such proceedings, have in
open court challenged the right Of the
United States to be heard at all In these
proceedings and it's right to employ Cana
dian counsel TO represent It in the courts
Attention then is directed to the fact
that should the Quebec authorities finally
decide to let Judge Lafontaine, the eI-
tradition commissioner, proceed with the
| case and should he finally commit them "a
sail for extraditiOn under the Canadian Law
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

ris retired from the stage Miss Seligman
has ranked as the greatest American actress
She has youth and beauty together with
complete mastery Of the technical details
of her art Her supporting company mum
bers six players, forming the largest and
most expensive in vaudeville. In fact her
production of TN Paradise" is as artistic
and costly as If she we're providing whole
evenings entertainment, Instead of form
ing as she does, bat one number of eight
The Great RudiuoH Is another Of the
Keith Chase discoveries abroad. He has
created somewhat Of furore wherever he
has played in this country, as his speciality
calls for little short Of genius
Chevaliei Albert Guile is recognized as
the greatest operatic tenor the world has
ever heard. He became famous as a mem
Der of PATHS operate Company during her
farewell tour of the United States and South
America. He has mauy royal decorations
and has beeu made a member Of many
royal orders and societies
Blanche Sloan is beautiful woman who
is an accomplished aerial ring artist She
is the favorite sister of Tod Sloau tile
greatest American jockey
Harry Linton aud Leila Mcintyre will
play "Dr, Quack from Quackenbush," a
compound Of all kinds of comedy Georgia
Gardner and Jo Maddern will give the
famous farcette, Too Many Darliugs,
Ward and Curran will offer an eccentric
speciality Of novel variety.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09
Kernan,s

Robie's Knickerbocker Burlesquers at the
LYceum next week. This company will
have a clear field in the way Of light trav-
esty as it will be the only company of its
kind Offering burlesque and vaudeville in
the city. AN Affair of Honor" and A
Night in Bohemia are the titles of the first
part and buresque. In both Of these a
large chorus of beautiful women will be
seen to an advantage, while between the
two skits an excellent vaudeville bill is
offered by the following we'll known peo-
pie Joe aud Nellie Doner The Musical
Simpsons, Lewis aud Green the Hilton
Brothers, Gus and Maude Sohlke and Mr.
Jack Gardner.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09
Ohnse,s

Chases polite vaudeville bill next week
collects together eight acts that are pre-
eminent ia their spheres. A glance at the
names sufices 70 convince the vaudewllist
Minnie SeligmaH aud Company
The Great RudiRoG
Cheyaiiei Albert Guile
Harry LintoH and Leila McIHtyre
lack NOrWorth.
Georgia Gardner and Jo. RGaddern.
Ward and CurraH
Blanche SiOaA.
Miss 6digman viii be sees for the hrst
time here in vaUde VILE Since Clara Nor
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09
MIR. LOUD'S OPINION
OF Rural Free Delivery and Its
Big Chief
AUGUST w. MACHEM

The Twistings and Turns OF August
Too Much for a Plain Congressman.
bus Nevertheless He Unearthed
Some Facts Which Nightly Enter
tanned His Colleagues and shed
Light On the Aspirations and Mani
pulatiOns Of the Big Iniin"
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09
" he busy Corner" Market Space.
SPRING, 1902.

The Busy Corner has the pleasure announce its Annual
Spring Showing of Fine Millinery. The dainest of all Pa
rsan products deft examples of Vienna master-caft Stunning
Carriage Hats and Bonnet from Bond and Regent streets have
been congessed here for the occasion illustrate the rare
fidelity to stye-propriety of millinery creations It
Is likewise happy fortune to direct your kindly criticism
our display of Exclusive Torng Costumes Waists well as
most comprehensive showing Of Silks Wooden and Wash
Fabrics Rare and Exquisite Trimmings and Laces within the
confines of experience
In fact will find each and every department clothed
with freshness and beauty We will be deeply obligated by your
during these dawnng days of spring every
assurance of attention and courtesy.
MONDAY, MARCH 10.
TUESDAY, MARCH IL.
WEDNESDAY MARCH 12
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

FEARLESS and iudependeut-The Sunday
Globe publishes news other papers sup
press. Circulation increasing at the rate Of
1000 week i6,o25 copies we're sold last
week