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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Ses 9ebens miioe
@riff cine uOn ibrem @atten perIaiiene 5rau
gum Giftbe9er.

9lls Sonnerifaa MbenS Srau Sobn
y. SOutbia mad ibrer @obnung an
Der gS. Nortb Str. so. 907 suriid=
tebrte, fano lie i9re BEL ibr wobnsnbe
Stiefmutter Srau 2Ouiie WlcNlinnep
iih in conbulfiDii9en 3rdmpfen min
benb auf oem Sette liesenb Dor. Die
peniarium Nrst 9r. Gennesp muroe
herbeiserufen, alleia oieier fano iofort
aug, baB Die Grau ii9 in ftertenoenl
3uitanoe beIano. Sic uuroe per Im=
bulans na6 Dem Stabthospital ss=
bra6t. a0ein seraoe in Dem slugen-
Bid, als fe in oaielbe setrasen per'
ben fOlIts, hau9te Te ;hren lesten
Seuf5er aus.
gBie bic mittlertueile i'm Sauie por=
eenommene llnteriu9une ergab, bate
bic 6rau cine Solis garbOi=Sdure uer=
i6ludt. sic NOR 49 Sabre alt unc
BON ibrsm Soften perlaiien. Sas Sc
fiibl Der giniamfeit uno bon anoeren
2euten abbdnsig 5u iein, ma4te iis
rnslanGolii6 unb oes Oefteren bate IL
ibrer Stieftodter se9eniiber 9leuBerun'
gen fallen Iallsn, tpelde barauf i4lie=
bsn lisben, oaB iie iid nit SslbitmOro.
ssoanten trug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
9duoli9-i9dmOli9.
Gin rsiGer Sarnsr, rueI9sr anssbIib istns
TanriIis uno fem 8ieh oarben lieB uao
9rauiam bebanbeIte.

Sor 3i6tsr @artsr tuuroe am 6rsi=
tag Sormittae nit ben 8erbanolun9en
iiber bic Sdeioungstlage begOnnen,
tuel9e Der Garmer @OrrpbOn Sbine
eesen feline 6rau 8ele einserei6t bat.
@r bei9uloist lie, ibre Pfi9t als
Satin unb 6rau bernadldilist, oft
Sage lang ni9t nit linn geiprO6en
uno fidbss Oeftern setueisert 5u baben,
fir i'm feline Mabl;siten 81 to4en. Ser
nsr ioll iie li9 8elber. tpel4e ibm ge=
bOrten, angeeisnst baben.
Der 3ldeer ift ettpa 60 Sabre oft /;
er belibt cine srOBe Garm fiibli9 bon
SSrbington uno isin 8erm0gen ioll fi6
auf me6r als $40, 600 belaufen.
2luf bieIe 3lase bate aber feline
Trau, pel6e einise Sab1e finger als
ihr Mann 1T. cine @sssntlage einge=
rsi6t, unb tpsnn bic 8si9uloigunsen
tusl6e iis ssaen ibren 9atten erbOben bat
auf @abrbsit beruben, 10 mub 5armer
Spinner alles Nnoere als elm liebepollsr
6atte uuo Yatsr lsin. Sic iast, oaB
Iis ii6 Dor breiBis Sabren usrmdblien.
Sis erften Sabre ibrer gbe perliefen
gang paliable, nod uno mad aber ent-
tpidelte Ii9 bel ibm Der @ei;, iooaB er
ni9t nur feline Gamilie, ionbern aud
iein 9ieb barben lieb. Spneiesli6s
Siilfe muBte iie Die pielen fdweren
4rbeiten psrri6ten uno isoen Sag in
friibeifsr WtOrsenitunbe ELF aibt
msltsn. Sas 9orn fir ibre 9iibner
muBte fie ifsblsn uno als zines
Sages ibr Sobn bon Der llniuerfitdt
aussepieien peroen iOllte, neil er ge.
mile gsitrdss nidt besablsn tonnte,
cOllsctirte iis obne erit ibrenMann su fra
gen Mietbe i'm 8etrase BON $50, mi
tuel9en fie oisIs geitrdse be5ablte. lin
Ii9 Dor ieinen brutalen gebanblunser
gu i9Isen. muBte lie fi9 oft in ibt
3immer sini9lieBen. 9us iie eine.
Sases ibrer fdweren Stuabe sntseaer
fab, bat iie i'm pergebli6, cine Wdrte
rim ooer sinsn 4r3t fommen 81 laflen
Gs iisl ibm aud nibt elm, ibre 9lnse
b0rigen, ia ni6t einmal ibre Wutter 81
benadri9tigen.
9as bieielbe eriubr, baB ibre So6ie
Die Muttsr bon 3willinsen seiDOrbel
mar, fubr iie na6 Der Garm binau
uno fanb, oaB fir Die tleinen grben
tuiirmer nidt elm ein5ises Stiif Wdi9
i'm Sauie mar, baB ibre SOdter tein
Silfe uno faf ni9ts su eiien bate
6rau Sbimsr uerlanst $4,000 9lli
monte
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
SnSiama Stein bum S@atamts=
Sefretar bebor,nst.


Ser Snoiana @onsreB=Heprdientan
Misrs bate am OOnneritag cine ldngere
llnterreouns nit bem Sdabamts=
Setretdr Sbau betreHs 8eriuenoung
bon Snbiana Stein als Sauptbaus
material fir oas neue gunoes=Gebduoe.
Der Setrstdr 1T entidieben fir benz
ielben einsenOmmen.. @dbreuo isines
Nmtstsrmins als @oupernsur bon
Soma tuuroen orei 0ffentlide 8ebduoe
aufsefiibrt, BEL tpel6sn Srbiana Stein
bennbt iuuros. Sie gautsn fielsn 3u
ieiner pOlltdnoisen 3ufrieoenbeit aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Sin Serletsr oer &am9sSrSi=
nan; emtfaiien.

Dor bem Poliseiri6ter uno elmer
Surp iOllts am Sonneritas gla9mittas
artbur Soroan tueseii Ierlebuns Der
&au9Orbinan5 prO5eiiirt wsrosn. Ssin
2lnualt iiber5snste iebod ben &i6ter,
oaB Serr SOroan in ieinem @ebduos
ale NaBrsssln ersriffen bat, um bem
&aud=lnfus iOpiel als m0sli4 Ginbalt
81 ssbieten. 9lus bieIem 8runbe lieB
Der 2abi ben 6all sarni6t erit sur Isr-
banoluns fomnen, inbem er Serrn
Serbian bon Der Gnflase freiipra6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
9re meme 9ose Ger ySriioer=
i9aft Ger MSler."

Sie geamten Der nellen 9oge Der
vgriioerIdaft Der sloler." pelde am
SOnnerfas bon ben 8rOB=geamten in=
itallirt purben, fino
gBiirbiser paif prdiioent = 6rsr
Golier.
Wirbiger prdiioent-Spbn 9anep.
Wirbiser gice=prdiioent- @illiam
Senoel.
gBaroissr Sstretdr : @eOrse %.
Ni1ols.
q Whroiser S9asmsiitsr = Otto g.
Seluie.
Diroiser Raplan-Serrp SHut.
@iiroiser Irst-Sr. Carl Wiater.
gyiirbiger ginfiibrer-3idarb grao=
lep.
Snpere @a4e-@barles Willer.
9leuBere Bu6e-8eorse Oe Sapen.
Sruitees = Greo Sbauf, 0oracs
Broipn uno 0arrn Wtoran.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Geri@tli@es MQerlei.

Gin Maffenerm alter un
Unite r sung berlangt.
6rau @mma Spauloins rei6ts i'm
@sridt cine 9lase sesen ibren Gatten
&i9aro elm. Sn berielben osrlanst iie
sunddit, baB oerielbe iie tnteritfibe.
Sas Yaar permdblte iit i'm Npbember
1896 unb lebte biz gum 16. Sssember
1900 suiamnien. 9tafoem sr lie an
oieiem Sase in brutalitsr @siie De-
banbelt bate, berlieb sr iie uro ieitosm
bat er ii1 niat mebr um lie betiimmert.
Sic iast, baB tie mdbreno ibres ebe=
liden 3uiammenlebsns ielbit bur1
Seiorsung Der @di4e fir anoere 6a=
n,ilien 10 piel @elo perbiente. baB iie
fiir Den llnterbaIt ibrer Gamilie iorsen
tonnte. Ser 2obn ibres Mannes
wuroe fir grperbrng BON Grunoeisen=
thum pertucnbet, tpel1es beute eiren
Msrtb bon $4,000 dientirt unb auf
ieinen gfamen reeoroirt lit. Sic per=
lanst baher, oaB ein Malieperpalter
ernannt miro, pelber Die Nietbe eollec=
tiren iol /; Bon berIelbsn tpiinibt iie
Antbeil su erbalten. Gerner nerlanst
iie $500 9llimente.
S9abeneria btlasen.
Sulius @rau, Der bsi einesl lnfalle
nit ieinem @aeen bas 9taienbein ee=
brOden bate unb oeiirn pfero bierbei
untauslib nuroe, bat bic Staot Sn=
oianapols auf $500 SdabeneriaB per=
tlasi. Ser llnfall paIiirte on Der
&reu3uns bon gruie unb Wleet Str.
erffere iit bier um IL 3ol tiefer als
Weet Ctr.
Benjamin s. 8Otb bat Die Union
SractiOn @ompanp@ auf $4,000 S6a=
osneriab peytlaat. gr bebauptet, burd
cine ibrer Cars in Nnberion SerleBun=
gen oauongetrasen su huben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Somneb Str. 8am= mno 9ei6=
Serein Ho. 4.

Sn Der Sa5resseria iammluns oes obi.
gen Sereins purosn Die folsenben Si=
rectoren unb geamten eripdblt:'
prdi.-Sonatban 8. Warnsr.
@ice=Yrdi. i.-Wm. &leis.
Secr.-Petsr SGleper.
SdaBm.- .-6reo. 9ofberr.
Sirectorsn: @eo. Serlstb, Seba=
itian Oefterin9. Nreb SsB, Sec. Dill
Ter, @bas. &usenitein.
glnudlte-GlOred uno Seiosntider.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
gu ar6sitsbansitraiem
Nurben bic Gbepoars Sobn Srme unb sHm.
Rariined uesen sralian,er 8ebanbIums
BON Sysl Orms psrurtbeiIt

Yaliieiridter Stubs berurtbeilte
Sreitas gtadmittas Soba Orme uno
Grau unb @m. Wartined uno Jrau
wesen arauiamer gebanbluns Der
tleinen Sa5el Srme 81 80 5asen Mr=
beitsbaus unb elmer Celebrate bon
$5O.-Sie Grauen puroem Der Ma=
trOne iiberseben, tudbrenb Die Mdnner
III bas POlissi=@efdnsniB abssfiibri
muroen. Sbre sinpdlte ertldrten an
oas @riminal=9eridt appelliren sll
ipollen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Gmtietlides Giienbabnnnsliid in
Seras.
SO gsriOnsn um's 9sben setommsn.

Gan @ntsnio, Ser, z. MGrs.
Ser geriOnenSus Der Siio=pacific=
gabn. tpelher lebte 9fa6t bon bier
abfubr 1T beute MOrsen turs Dor bier
llbr in Der Sfdbe BON SanberIpm bur6
cine Bride geillnten. Sie WaggOns
gerietben in Sranb uno 33 perfonen
ialnen um's Qeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Semti6er Mig. Yrot. @ailem=
Gerein.

Sn Der MapOrs.Office i'm 8eriats-
Sauis Tinbet beute (6reitas) albsno cine
Grtra @eriammluns oes Teuti9en
slug. 'Yrot. @ailenpereins itatt. Sn
oerielben ion on STEELE bes 10 pl0Bli6
oerltorbenen s. Senip GOIebrod elm
neuer Sefretdr ertuGblt fueroen. .3ah=
reides uno pinttlites grideinen Der
Mitslieoer iit ertpiini6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Sefiirmortsm sinen resnlGrem
grmee=yoiten.

Sie Mitslieoer oes rSobn g. po=
Lamb Camp" beitebenb aus Spanii9=
@meritanii6en 9riegs 8eteranen,
nabmen in ibrer am Sonnerifas 4beno
abgebaltenen Seriammluns 8si6liiile
ar, in relden iie Die gtablirune zines
fesuldren Militdr=goitens in bieiiger
Staot in jeoer Sesiebuns befiirtuorten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Sao=ssite &am@=Gaiimo yGe=
miitbli9feit. +"

Sbiser gerein ueranfaltst am
SOnntag, Den 6. spril, in Der eolum=
bia 9alle sur Geitr isines 5weiten Stiff
tungsfsftes cine bem Namen bes @afino
entiprsdsnoe .semiitbli6s" 9lbeno=
untsrbaltuns. Gin rei9baltisss grO=
gramm uiro untsr Der ,Sber-&eais bss
Ssrrn Ssrmann 9unSinser sur Our9=
fiibrung gslangen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Smei Gonntp=8eamte erbielter
Sai9enseloer.

Sie Gountp gOmmiiidre babsn Dem
Gountp=Nubitur Sarrp 3. Smith unb
benz Gountp=Sdabmeiiter 4rmin 6.
3oebhe je $50 fir ihrsn Sienit als
Mitslieosr Der &soilions=8eb0roe be-
miaist, troboem Der 8eneral=@npalt
ertldrt bat, bieielben ieien 3um Gm=
pFanss oieler @sloer ni9t bsre9ti3t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
yfa9 Ger @eformi@mle seinnot.

Der 10jdbrise @op Stable uno Der
14jdhrise ylidolaus Spens wuroen
am 6reita9 bonn ariminalridte, mad
Der &efermihule seianot. Sic iparen
Der llnperbeiierlidfeit beiduloist, pOl-
len nidt Oroen pariren uno baben
beridieoene bOIs Streide besanssu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Yerional Noti,em.

Sas 9eidsnbesdngniB Der am Mtitt=
mod perforbenen Graa Warsa= :
retbe Ieumapr finbet am Sam=
# as sc a + mittas um III FIR
bonn Srauerbauie 9io. 801 SipiiiOn
Str, @eft Snoianapolis, aus ifatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Semtider Messer=g gsrsia.

Sn Der am Sonnerfas ftattsefunbe=
nen @ei9dfts-geria mmluns oss 9eut=
asnIMeg9er=gereins" Die bel Ottn,ar
8ellsr itattfano, ipurbsn A neus Ganoi.
oaten angenommen.
Sir Die @abl zines seeienetsn gic=
nic=Plabss tuurbe naditebenoes Gonlite
srnannt: pbilipp 2lein, Gbarles
Oungmann uno @eorss Serletb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
sssnsr an Der Greer strabe.

Ser am Treitag Na6mittag 1890
bpn Gaiten GA sesebene sllarm mar
our6 Elm Seusr bsranlaBt, uel9es in
Dem bon Der 5amilie bes %. 6. 9ase=
born betpohnten Sauie an Der Greer
GtraBe go. 8O8 aussebrO9en mar.
Ser Sdaoen belduft iib auf sttra
s400.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Sorleimnssn.

Sie ie9ife 8orleiuns Ger Serie iiber
nWooerne SOciale Yrobleme, tuelde
unter ben sluipiSien Der llnibsriitdt bon
Chicago itatifinoet, miro heuts (Grei=
tag 9lbsno) bon prof. 9enrp 0snrp 6.
9loam bon Der MiAiaau .lniperiitdt
ssbalten merben. Serislbe miro iiber
oas Sbsma rSOciale qroblsme Der
Mai4inen" itreten.
Srau Sophia 2potpna Srieolano
aus Mosfau miro am Samitas albeno
in Der @ohnuns Der 6rau Map Wrisbt
espall, go. 733 q. pennipbania Str,
cine @orleiuns iibsr oas Sbema Sol
itoi bonn ruiiii9sn Stanopuntt aus"
balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
@ottfries Waomminaer's SAFE,

Ohio unb SQinois Str. @rOBte
suspabI IN &beintpeinen, @bisties
uno @isarren, iowie in allen SeIifat-
efien Der Saiion. Mlleiniser Msent
BON Der beriibmten Wtarte rSiIoer ase
IIiolut Yure &ne."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07

Sie 36slings Der Mufitlebrerin 6rl.
Stella Sasbl peroen am nddfsn Mitt=
mod Abenb, aiiiiitrt bon SRI. Soa
2ansientamp, in galomin's CONCERT
iaal elm &eeital beranitalten. Sn ben,-
ielben tpsrosn folssnoe junse Samen
mitmirten alnna 8ieien, Mabsl 6ra=
mer, Soa 2anslenfam, Wfarie Miler,
geIiie unb 8sroi Smitbion, Coma
&idter, Qlnna &ihter, Mabel 9rotpn
uno Ssrieoa Glint.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Mmiifalii9es.
goncsrt IN Der Spncscss.

Ser Gbor Der SnbianOpolis Spna=
sose miro beute (Greitas) slbeno- elm
gonSert geben.. Sn oemiel5en uiro
u. u. Die SOpraniitiil 6rau SOiepbine
8rennermann Gomunos oas 3ieo
Sore mid, Batter" bon Mascasni
aunl @ortras brinsen. Serner tueroen
nod Die Serren Somer San @ie uno
Sliper Sieniee mit,pirfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Die rgtruria" nod i'm m { T
nidt eelanoet.

gtew yort, z. Wtirs. Sis iest
iit nod feine Sta6ridt einselaufsn, oaB
Der 6unaro Sampfer rgiruria" BEL
ben sliOren ansetOmmsn iif. seitems
Der 8eieai6aft 1T Der Sampfsr .elbe"
na6 Den ssorsn seianot tuorbsn nm
Die paliasiere uno Die Yolt absubOlsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07

.Sbe Selmont", @irtbi6aft
uno 8illaro=Yarlors, 1901 Wtabiion
aue., Geo. Spade, Gisentbimer. Bette
9etrdnfe unb Gisarren, fetner 2un9.
gteues Sci. 1886.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07

Tie Gpsb. Ouniles 9ome grau-
bier u. gutter 9un9 BON 9 Waors. Bis
IL Mb. 9inter 123 q. genn. Str.
s.. Was, gisentbImer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-19
A RECORD.
samuel J. TAYLOR.

Cadet Taylor received a telephone mes
sage Monday evening that his aged father.
S. J. Taylor, died suddenly at S O'Clock at
his hons at Kankakee, III. In spite Of his
great age Mr.. Taylor was planning a trip
to Florida. He was walking about his room
conversing with his family. when sud
denly, feeling faint, lay down on the sofa
and almost Immediately expired.
Samuel j. Taylor was born in Fayette
county, Pennsylvania, January 20, 1920, and
moved TO Hennepin, Ill, in 1874. and after
ward moved to Wenona. Ill. where he re-
sided many years. Mr.. Taylor was a mer-
chant most OF his life. During his later
years he was largely interested in fine
stock and farms. He took an active part in
the late 4Os in running down the ia
nous Fox band Of outlaw, who infested
Illinois at that time. He wss an old line
Pennsylvania democrat and afterwards be-
came a whig and by easy transition a re-
publican. He had lived in Kankakee. Ill,
with a son for the past seven years, and
usually spent his winters in Omaha with
his sons, Cadet and W. B. Taylor. HiH
wife died in 1897, aged 70. The children
surviving are: cadet Taylor and w. b
Taylor, Omaha; Leroy p. Taylor, Sioux
City; Cash NJ. Taylor. Fairbury, Neb., and
II. L. Taylor, Kankakee. Ill. The funeral
will take place at Wenona, H., Thursday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Cadet Taylor and
w. B. Taylor LETT yesterday afternoon fol
Kankakee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-19
THREATENS RUSSIAN CROPS
Early Winter May Wipe Out Young Grain
Seedlings.
ALL EUROPE is SUFFERING FROM COLO
Partisan Race Track Audience Warns
ItreIf at Fires Lighted within
Enclosure in Open Air
BraEiers.

LONDON, Nov. 1s.-Intense cold has set
In throughout Europe. The thermometer
stands at % F. Germany and other coun-
tries and in Austria winter has come IN
precedentedly early.
The weather Is still colder in Bohemia.
Moravia and Galicia. There has been a
heavy fall on the Semmering pass in the
Austrian Alps. The Adriatic is being swept
by an icy gale and the rivers in Russia
have been frozen over. Skating is general
in Austria and Switzerland. while in south
ern Russia an intense black frost threatens
the wholesale destruction Of the young
winter crops.
PARIS, Nov. 1S.-France is experiments
her FIRST touch Of real winter. rho weather
In Paris Is clear and sunny. but the tenn
perature has been slowly falling since sun
day.
At the Autuiel race course this afternoon
In the intervals between. races shivering
people crowded around flaming braziers
which had been lighted in the enclosure.
while the thermometer registered % above.
Heavy falls Of snow and intense cold are
reported from places in the provinces.
At Lyons. GAP and Montlucon snow has
been falling since this morning, while at
st. Ettienne. Dijon and at Privas in the
central plateau the ground is deeply COW
cred. The Jura range and Pyrennes noun.
tsins are white with snow.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-19
CUTS HIS THROAT WITH RAZOR
Louis Weahrer. sick and DiscOur-
aged, Ends His Life in His
Apartments.

Louis weahrer, a blacksmith who has
been a frequenter Of the saloon at Thir-
teenth and Harvey streets, took his life
last night, cutting his throat with q razor
at about 1855 O'Clock in a room over the
saloon. Joe Senster, his roommate, who
was in the apartment at the time informed
the proprietor. who in turn notified the
police. The coroner later removed the re-
mains to the morgue and will probably hold
an Inquest today. weahrer was a German,
As years old and single, and had lived in
Omaha for over thirty years.
Weather. had been employed by the J. H.
MoShane Grading company at work on the
road and returned to the city about three
months ago, since which time be has occu-
pied the room Jointly with Senster. He
was much Of the time under the influence
of liquor, and spent his time about the
saloon. He was af1icted with rheumatism
and was without money.
Yesterday evening when the two we're in
the room Weahrer appeared to be greatly
wrought up and talked Of throwing himself
out of the window. About 9 O'Clock Sens
ter went down and told the barkeeper that
Louis seemed TO have snakes. He then
returned TO the room and lay down on his
bed after turning out the gas, but could
not sleep because Of the noise made by his
partner. After a long time he heard q
splashing sound, and asked: Louis, wha
are you doing with that water?" Receiv-
ing no reply ne struck q match and lighted
the gas. Weather. lay On his back on the
cot. gasping out his last. his throat cut
from ear to ear. and the bloody razor or
the chair beside the bed where be hac
placed IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-19
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Miss Morton Of Nebraska City IL a guest
Of DIT, George l.. Miller at the Normandie,
expecting 10 remain a few days.
B. S. Turpin and Nels Easton, drivers fog
Johnson Bros. quaTreled IN the ste bles last
night over some question OF the admission
OF the latter into the teamsters' union
Easton picked up some hard object and
struck Turpin several times on the head
with IL. causing three scalp wounds. which
were later dressed at the police station.
Mrs. Rose Lane, q years old, wife OF
Charles Lane, a carpenter. living at TWen,
ty-hrst and Spring streets. died yesterda,
about $50 p. m from consumption. Mr.
Lane had gone 20 the barn on some Choir
and on returning found his wire lying deaS
on the back porch. Mrs. Rush. mother OF
the deceased, lives at Twenty-fourth anS
Lake streets
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-19
MINISTERS BEGIN A FIGHT
win wage war Against the Election
of Apostle smoot to Uuited
states senate.

SALT LAKE. Nov. ls.-The ministerial
alliance OF salt Lake City is making prep
a~rations for a vigorous fight against the
election OF Apostle Reed smoot to the
United States senate. and, falling in this.
to carry the fight against him to the halls
Of congress.
A plan for organized effort on this line.
II is said. has already been outlined and
viii be taken up at the next meeting Of the
alliance. The general idea is to make a
fight similar to that waged against Brigham
II. Roberts in the house.
The matter will be brought before the
non-Mormons Of the state, but il the fight
Is unsuccessful in the legislature then an
attempt will be made to make Mr.. Smoot'E
election a national issue, and a petition
will be drafted to congress asking that Mr.
smoot, as a high ofhcial Of the Mormon
church, be refused a seat in the senate.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-19
TRIAL OF SPELLMAN BEGINS
Criminal Court Takes Up Case Of Murder
in Second Degree,
INCIDENT OF UNION PACIFIC STRIKE
Caldwell, the Murdered Man. was
strike Breaker and spellmsn,
the Accused, is tbe Son
of n striker.

Judge Baxter Of the criminal branch Of the
district court took up yesterday afternoon
the states case against John Spellman, who
as a participant in the fracas that resulted
in the death OF Earl Caldwell is charged
with murder in the second degree. Deputy
County Attorney Lysle Abbott will prose-
cute, with the assistance OF W. F. Gurley,
employed by Caldwell's widow; A. 5.
Richie. appointed by the court. will defend.
II will be a jury trial and is expected to
occupy some time.
The trouble that resulted in Caldwells
death occurred at the southeast corner OF
Twelfth and Cass streets at IL o'clock the
night Of September IA last, and was an in
cident OF the Union Pacific machinists'
strike TO the extent that Spellman was a
son OF Mike Spellman. a striker. and Cald-
well a strike breaker John himself was
employed by the Union Pacific on construc-
ton work. At the preliminary hearing
Judge Berka Of the police court found prob
able cause of action against Spellman and
discharged Charles Pospisal, who was with
him. Since that hearing Spellmsn has been
out on bond fixed at 1900. The coroner s
Jury held spellman responsible for Cald-
wells death and recommended that Pospisal
be held for further examination.
formation in Unusual Form.
The nature Of the conflict was such as to
make difficult its relating, and the county
attorney used a number Of phrases in the
information that sound repetitionaL. One
reads that spellmAn made an assault with
intent TO kill and murder but another
reads that he did "unlawfully, purpOsely,
willfully, maliciously and feloniously, but
without elaboration or generalization, kill
and murder"
In describing the assault the Information
relates that Spellman. with his right hand,
struck Caldwell, knocking the latter with
great force and violence to the ground;
caused him 10 fall upon the back Of his
head and TO have upon the back Of his
head a mortal wound of which he died.
The state has a complete record OF the
proceedings in police court and hopes, IT is
understood, to be able to use this as a lever
upon any OF the witnesses who may be over
conservative in testifying. The witnesses
called by the state include George L. Per-
kins OF 1912 North Nineteenth street, q
striker; Raymond Chadwick of 1914 North
Twenty-frst street, another striker; DR..
William r. Lavender, who conducted the
autopsy; Mordecai W. Ball, who was a
blacksmith at the Union Pacific shops, and
Captains H. P. Haze and Patrick Mostyn,
with Detectives H. W Dunn, j. 7. Donohoe
and Henry Heitfeld of the police depart
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-19
RACE IN RAIN AND MUD
InEieaide Horses Experience Heavy
Going, hut SpOt


SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. B.-A heavy rain
fell at Ingleside today and the track was
sloppy. The public picked the mud larks,
however. to the dismay Of the bookmakers.
The surprise Of the afternoon was the vic
tory of Idogc. a 70 10 ] shot. in the opening
event. keniiWorth, at / 10 3, had 20 be
hustled 10 beat Wsrtenicht. Results:
First race, six furlongs, selling: I Do Go
won. Evander second, ST. Severe third.
Time; 1864
Second race, one mile. selling: Dunblane
won. Canejo second, Ting-a-Lng third.
Time: 1881.
Third race, six furlongs. handicap: kenil-
worth won. Wartenicht second, Gold Bell
third. Time: 1:l6.
Fourth race, hve and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Step Around won, Action second,
Escarola third. Time: l:Il.
Fifth race, seven furlongs. selling; d.
derot won. Formero second, Loyal s. third.
Time: 1.2g&4.
Sixth reee. i've and a half furlonEs, sell
ing: The Major won. BAH Room Belle
second, Little Margaret third, Time: 1904
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-19
Old Resident of Saunders.

wAHOO, Neb.. Nov. 1s~.-tSpecial. FIRED
Sehiefelbine, aged 81 years, died at the
home Of his son Charles. in Greene pre-
cinct. The funeral was held this afternoon
to the Ithaca cemetery. Mr.. Schiefel-
bine had been i'll and out Of his mind for
the past two years. He caused consider
able excitement in Wahoo one day last
month. He was brought to Wahoo violently
insane. but escaped from his guardians
while they were seeking proper authorities
and disappeared. The fire bell was rune
and searching parties organized. He wal
found late in the night preaching to a very
much frightened family on the outskirts
Of the city. Religion was his mania.