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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-16
WELCOME TO ODD FELLOWS
Governor and Mayer Of Lincoln Address
0psH Session Of Grand Lodge,
AL SOCIALISTS CAN RUN FOR OFFICE
Secretary of State Mat LOOk IN AM
other Name, However, for One
Faction Mulct an In
Company.
tFrym a star correspondent.l

LINCOLN. Oct. 15.-(Special .)-Governor
Savage and Mayor innet delivered formal
addresses Of welcome this morning at the
open session Of the odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs' lodges Of the state house. G. A.
Randall, grand master, Of Newman Grove,
responded for the odd Fellows and Mrs.
Lucy Barger OF Hebron for the Rebekshs.
This afternoon a very creditabie parade.
led by Department Commander Nichols Of
the Patriarchs Militant and stan, was held.
So far 233 candidates have been given
the grand lodge degree. The remainder Of
the time has been taken VI with listening
to reports and discussing, behind closed
doors, matters Of interest to the orders.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-16
Federal court Opens.

Judge Munger and his orioial stan opened
the Lincoln term Of federal court this
morning. But two cases, under the new
rule requiring ten days notice Of trial. are
ready for q hearing before q jury. One Is
4 damage suit brought by a Kansas City
man against the Nichols a Shepard COM
pany for an elevator accident. and the other
one in repIeving betwesn the Huber Manu-
featuring company and the Rock Island.
The suit In which William NJ. Welcb Of
Chicago. sues George A. Joslyn OF Omaha.
the Western Newspaper Union mAgRate,
for $500. 600 for non-fulhllment OF e con-
tract TO sell him an optiOa on his con-
trolling interest in the newspaper union,
Will receive q partial airing, a demurrer
being d0Nn for argument
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Resume OF the Work Done
Since our Last Issue.

The County Commissioners
were in session all last week ad.
iu>ting assessments and doing
routine work. 1t is the desire OF
the Commissioners 20 relocate a
portion OF the public road al Mon
rovia. made necessary by the
change in tracks Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. and the latter
company has been asked for the
right OF way 70 enable the chan &c
10 he made.
Tie Commissioners decided 10
erect a new iron bridge on the
road leading from Peter>vllle 10
Brunswick. 10 take the place of
an old wooden bridge which IS in
bad condition The Board ap.
pointed Grayson D Shook. of
Lewi>town district. keeper OF
standard weights and measures.
The Board also decided TO build
an iron and steel bridge near
Flohr'S. over Hunting creek. in
NechanicStowu district. 10 replace
a wooden bridge that was wash
ed away by the spring floods in
that locality. The bridge will be
50 feet in length
The Commissioners will ties, the
consiiIutionality Of the law pass.
ed By the last Legislature reQuir
ing them TO appropriate $500 in
free scholarships in the Buckeys.
town Normal school. F. r. Neigh
bors principal. An order was
passed 70 restrain said principal
from incurring any expense IN
der the provisions Of said act IN
Ill il was determined whether or
not il would stand in the courts.
Il he does 50 il viii be al his own
risk.
On Monday and Tuesday the
Board met in regular semi month
II session.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
REDUCED RATES TO Lon
ANGELES.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, o.
Account Of Convention d
Federation Of Women'
Clubs.
On account of the ConyentlOl
of Federation Of Women's Clloi
TO be held at Los Angeles, CAL
May l 10 5. the Pennsylyallll
Railroad Company will &.
special excursion tickets from al
stations on its line. TO Ia
Angeles and return, at reduce
rates.
Tickets will be sold from Apn
19 10 20. inclusive. and Will
good 10 return until June % WDd
properly validated.
For specific rates. routes. al
conditions of tickets appl!
tickets agents.
apl. 1921.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25

so say several mem berS of the Re-
publican steering committee. 1t
Is possible. however hat the Re
pnblicanS do not appreciate the
organized opposition with which
their present bill will be met
The testimony which is being pre-.
sented TO the Philippine Com
mittee is con Stantly tending to
prove the correctness of Democra
tic contentious as we'll as to de-
monstrate the appalling cruelty
and disregard for he rules of
civilized warfare Of which certain
American officers have been
guilty.
Correspondents OF the Democra-
tic press have been charged with
sending out exaggerated reports
OF the Army transportation ser
vice scandals. aud. through the
courtesy of Representative Rich.
ardSon. | secured the proof sheets
OF the documents on the subject
submitted 10 the House by ) ere
tary Root. Space will not permit
extensive quotation but perhaps
the following will suffice: Iu Ie-
fitting the transport Hancock the
Union Iron Works OF San Frau
cisco furnished the following
items as shown BY their itemized
hill; One small brass bed so;
four pillows. SIG 10: three bath
curtains, So. 20; 235 yards OF
carpet. s411.j0.: one chair. $40. :
-: three chairs. 1872: skirt round
commanders bed. $3.50. These
ale but a few items. Il is not
surprising tina. Lieut.-Col. Cham
berlaiu says Of the above. THE
following extracts appear to sub
>tautiate the charges of extrava-
gance.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
Will Of Henry W Summen

The will of Henry ". Sumug
was fled for probate in I'd
Orphans Court today. Tie resl
tors estate. valued a b-tvet]
$4,000 and $4,000. is to d
divided into seven equal parI
and each OF bis children now lid
ing. Philip W. Lewis {. and WI
H. Summers. Elizabeth \, q
Bus>ard aud Cordelia F. RobeF|
are 10 get one portion. It'd
children of his deceased son
Simon p, aud the children Of BIZ
deceased daughter. Clara \
Boyer, are bequeaIhed one pahr
each set of heirs. The 5XecutOi
named in the will are Philip v,
Nm. II and Lewis Z. SummeA
sons. and John Wm. BuSsaIt
on.in law of the tesia,Or. Ih
executors of the will are nameda
testamentary guardians for tk
infant heirs.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
Strikes a Rich Find.

~ was troubled for sever
years with chronic indigesllTr
and nervous debility" writes ! !
}. Green, of Lancaster, y. =
NO remedy helped me until
began using Electric Bitter
which did me more good than =
the medicines l ever used. LUG
have also kept my wife in exec
lent health for years. She 81!
Electric Bitters are just splenu,'
for female troubles; that they y !,
a grand tonic and invigoratof y y
weak, run down women. !
other medicine can take its plSSS
in our family" Try them. wv I,
soc. Satisfaction guaranteed v
a. L. Pearre.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
Where Is he

II there were any Republican
leader in Congress gifted with the
audseitv that goes with success
ful craftsmanship what an oppor-
iunity there would be in making
50 instant dash at q few Of the
Trusts.
The Beef Trust.
The Steel Trust.
The Paper Trust.
shpuld be laid BY The heels along
side of the Sugar Trust. By kill
ing of these monsters the more
moderate aud conservative Pro
tectlonists might hope for a while
70 avert more radical revision of
the tariff schedules But they
will not throw their Jonahs over
board until 10 late.-Philadelpiid
Record.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
"Cuha's Fifth of a Loaf. l."

The House Republican caucus
has agreed upon a 20 per cent
reduction Of the Dingley rates
upon Cuban products. provided
the incoming Cuban Government
makes similar concessions 10 our
products, and adopts our immi-
grafton and Chinese exclusion
laws.
The concession is 10 end. how
ever. on December 81 1908. As
il VIII necessarily take some time
Tor Cuba TO comply with our con
dltious, the concession appears 10
afford the island no relief al
present. l. will not help the
Cuban planters 10 sell their pres
ent crop at living prices. II Will
possibly give them a chance Ia
come ont nearly whole Gu their
next crop. unless general bank
ruptcy prevents raising one.
The net rr>u.; Of the sugar
mems efforts Is 10 force lie House
Republicans - be content with a
concession 10 Cuba that Will
probably prove o; little direc,
value. The tariff experts Of the
Treasury have figured cut that a
reduction II - per cent is nece>-
>ary 10 pu; Cuoau sugar on al
equality with tile boun'y-ied
sugar Of Europe. Governor
Wood after careful study Of tie
question. declares tina, nothing
less than a $50 per ceut reduction
VIII save Cuba from bankruptcy
tx remains for The Senate
- -o amend tie bill which the
House Will now probably pass as
10 1--WE Cuba at leA>, a breathing
chance while the campaign @,
education goes on. For The Re
puhlI an party cauuo, with safety
face lie country. il mos, Con
ere>>loual districts. ueX; Noyem
her. nor il any di>tric, 10 1904.
upon arecord al broken pledges
~ our new possessions. Chicago
Istsr O.c18 Rep.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
Wants TO Help Others

Il had stomach trouble all nv
life, says Edw. Mehler. proprie-
tor OF the Union Bottling Works.
Erie, Pa. land tried all kinds of
remedies. went 70 several doctors
and spent considerable money try
ing 10 get a moments peace.
Finally | read OF kodol Dyspepsis
Cure and have been taking it 70
ny great satisfaction. I never
found its equal for stomach trou.
bic and gladly recommend il in
hope that | may help other suf-
ferers." hodol Dyspepsia Cure
cures all stomach troubles. You
don't have 70 diet kodol Dys.
pepsia Cure digests what you eat.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
a FEAST OF FIN
Amateurs Delight Larga !,
fence With Minstral,.
Songs, Dances and
Specialties.

The entertainment given q.
City Opera House last Ell =
night for the benefit of tho t y
hugh Lee Chapter, Tni..pl
Daughters of the ConfsSd'
was grand success in even
ticular, and too much credi.
not be given to Miss Sallie P,D,I
leroy. who arranged and manaN
the performance. and thoSs U
50 kindly took part. Tue rso.i.I
were sufficient to pay all eyns'9
and leave a substantial balana.
the Daughters treasury.
The curtain rose upon n
strel first part. interlocu,or y :.
men. orchestra and all. y
nearly an hour the audience !
kept in an uproar by the ~
splitting jokes of "Bonesn ~, y.
"Tambones" and the comic so :.
rendered By the male aud fsm'
"'blackfaces."
Then came a succession
specialties, in which many am,
ing and pathetic incidsa
mingled
Lack of space forbids a de,aH.
description OF this evening Of =
aud enjoyment. but it is eDoa'
TO say Il was one of the most =
ceSsful amateur efforts ever s..
on the local stage. Tie neos
showed their appreciation Of +
event by turning out in large mn,
bers 10 witness it. Every g
was taken down stairs. ma,
having to be satisfied with stan
ing room. and the gallery n
we'll filed.
Miss Sickle of the Wonsr
College played the song and dan
accomplishments. whilst NissJp
ME Wineberg and Mr.. McDan
assisted several specialties.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
Il Dazzles the World.

No discovery in medicine has
ever created one quarter Of the
excitement that has been caused
by Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption lis SeveTest tests
have been on hopeless victims OF
Consumption, Pneumonia. Hemor
rbage Pleuri>y and Bronchitis.
thousands OF whom il has restored
70 perfect health. For Coughs.
Colds. Asthma. Group. Hay
Fever Hoar>eDes> and WhOoping
Cough il i the quickest, Surest
cure in the world. Ii is sold by
a L. PearIe. who guarantees
satisfaction or refunds money.
Large bottles soc and 81 90.
Trial bottles free.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
Orphans Court.

Inventories personal property
ami curIeut money Of Wilmer O.
>hafer, deceased fled.
First aud faal account Of
Charles W. Slatrr. administrator
OF Wilmer Q. S1afer. deceased.
fed.
Report Of sale Of stock OF
Abraham Saum. deceased filed.
Will OF Jemima Scholl.
deceased. hled.
FRS, and final account OF J.
Calvin Croni>e. administrator a.
b. Il. Of Abraham Saum. deceased.
lied
Report Of sale Of personal prop
eTty Of James W. Biggs, deceased.
fled.
Inventory current money OF
James W. BigEs deceased. fled.
Second and rnal account Of
John franklin Thomas. guardian
10 Clay borne \. George c.. aud
Elmer {. Thomas. 1,ed
Second aud lual account of
Vincent Sebad. guardian 10
Bessie Q. Dell Martin. fled.
Further ina account Of John
". Mole>worth. one OF tie
executors O: Thomas Nolergortn.
deceased. h'ed.
Report II sales Of personal
property OF Ludwick Rontzahu.
deceased. lied.
VIII Of Catherine \. Davis.
deceased. 1ird.
Letters O. administration on
estate Of Eve Routzahu. deceased.
granted - Jennie Brown.
Administrative.
Will Of Mary Amanda Hankey.
deceased. admitted 10 probate
Will OF Jemima Scboll. deca> ed.
admitted q probate.
Letters documentary on estate
OF JcllIa StnoIl. OeCeael. grant
ell 10 Chas w Ross. executor.
Richard P. Ross. agent.
First aud mai account Of Jacob
l. Rou,zaau. administrator Of
Ludwick Routzahn, deceased.
dled.
First aud 1Dal account Of Jacob
RohToack, guardian 70 Lillian
". Mcdaniel. filed.
Inventories debts due James
". Biggs. deceased. Med and
Courts orier 10 release mortgage
granted % Calvin VI. Biggs. ad-
miniS-ra-or.
Fir>; aud inal account Of Carrie
". Bigg>, administrator OF James
". Biggs. deceased. lied.
Sales o. Teal estate OF Daniel
DER. deceased. ratified.
Fir>; and mail account Of Chas.
H. Der aac John 3. Cutler. exeeu
tors Of Daniel DER. deceased.
fled.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
The Talmaga Estate

The will q the late Rev. Dr.. 7,
Dewitt Ialmage. dated February
5. lS9S. was aled Tor probate in
W a>hington today. The testatol
leaves an estate valued az more
than $500. 600. OF which $3.50. 000
i IN personal properly, secured
notes. United States I per cent.
bonds. cash in bank. pictures and
souvenirs The real estate in.
Guiding the house al 400 MasSa
chusetts avenue. Washington IL
which be died. and property 8;
Brooklyn and East Hampton. L.
l.. Is valued al $50. 600. One third
OF the property was left 10 Mrs,
Talmsge.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
The Short Extra Session.

The Legislature mas reduced to
a minimum the damage done By
its failure 10 pass the tax-levy
bill al is regular session. 1, has
repaired the omission and made
its final Adjournment. within the
space Of two hours aud a half.
and The only cost Of the blunder
has been that involved in this
brief assembling OF legislators
The Legislature Of 1902 will not
90 down 10 history in q blaze of
glory. but no scandal will attach
10 the extra session feature Of its
record. The payment Of the
usual per diem and mileage Of the
members and the other expenses
ofthe session was perfectly proper.
Any attempt 10 proloug the SEES
sion for the purpose Of paSSi ~
legislation other than that neceS-
STATED by the omission would
have been reprehensible. Had
such legislation been attempted,
the public would have been war.
ranted in s1speeting that the
omission was not accidental. but
a scheme Of the political mana
gers.-BdltissoTe Sers Ind
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
THE TRUSTS Or TIE PEOPLE

Itthe I-e>er; sac - S.fai-s s=-p Up
the Democrats caa e. ta- no g-I.--
csu.p4isl n.z.e-lz- - he Il. :
CoaEr s>io24l e.-r;soa. I->up e ne
RsPlcl IS , % -i;te- sex 81 y :-t-
tioa = : whole q . 81 II ra5.ca.
ch4r- = IN tSrE schedules Tn t-2.ts
eong,e;sly dominate tie us-y Su6
auy elsug= n i a;.t;1is 10 chem
vCG.G X $ Serious =: tSts il Tie Vsy
o. fllis zDd .l5G=loe. On III o;1e.
ha1d j; : T.-dic;ei oy :to>- tn : Ec...
ton :, know ,hSi i .Le + gue.5ea1
party >-jek> 10 TIE .rG>t> &. w..- .->e
the mex: Cou.rs>> sri ne next TIE
fEh; So :. certainly b. nsi5 On ,lese
lines sud -e-s1t events an5 { >c.a>1-e>
only m4ke the necessity o. s1cl Inc
q seton the II -s imperative Tie
voters az being >.oN ; r5-ca;e.i ,e lie
dscse-> that threaten them. srd c1ce
srog>e-i ;te.- SINGER ku7w> "a co1uis.
n o-e tuing mere ibsu the ~.1=z
Q. = Bel Iru>, hss brought ;1i- zai
So Fcr ye4rS they hzye t=vu us--
eilesS y rato~-d ~ otle- '-a>.s ia; il
an j. & ~. manner. su1 tow weel
their food supply : soooled up Jy
rap@co1S eomo.1z.5ous ari high lrices
charge tcs. u4se This comm dizzy ST.
mos prodib..ory- exeep. 81 = ST : =
fee. the ed hAs cone. 4; ire ballot
box they ssh ssu6 ths>@ ,rls; bsr 4 10
cover sud put ,b ~ On more esat;.
sole se4ls. TIE hish tariff uzl-s a5ls:
come down. srd this tsl the vo:s-s
will mzke de.e-ui ned sfo--
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
Death Of Col. Marshall.

The funeral of Col. Cbad.
Marshall. the we'll known lawn
and ex Confederate soldier. vi
died late Saturday night of an
plexy at his home. 2l3 Vest La
vale street. Baltimore took pls,
Monday aftereoon at Chm
Protestant Episcopal Church.
The death of this noted Mar
lander brings sorrow TO ma,
hearts and to those who kne
him in the days Of strife. VII;
he gallantly took up arms in d
Tense of the sunny south. the ID
isirreparable. Col. Marshall
an all.round character. He vi
connected with many indusua
aud business interest in Baltima
aud as a LAWYER stood first ia L
ranks. MANY beautiful tribua
have been paid to his memory
his associates.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
Negro Killed in Saloon Brawl.

William johnson. colored. shot
and almost instantly killed Ed.
ward Stratton. also colored. in
Dudley Strssberger's saloon. on
West All Saints street. about 10
o'clock last Saturday night.
Johnson and Strattou were friends
aud had been working on the
Baltimore and Ohio tunnel at
Mt. Airy. They came 70 town
last Saturday 10 have a good time.
and went to StTaSberger's saloon,
where they met a lot OF negro
women. They spent some time in
drinking and then got into a quar-
rel. L seems thar Johnson was
buying beer for Stra.:on's woman
and the latter grew angry and hit
al him. breaking a window.
johnson pulled his revolver and
fred three shots. all Of which
took effect Stratton fell out OF
the door on the porch. Some OF
STATIONS friends picked him up
and started 10 take him 10 a doe
tor. They got him a. far as
Brewers alley. where the wound
ed man vas taken into a house
and in a few moments died.
johnson made good his escape
and has not ret been located. A
description Of him has been sent
out and il is hoped 10 soon locate
him.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
Cuban Bill Passes House.

The Cuban Reciprocity bill as
passed tile nigh. OF Tie I-,b inst.
u amended form. ny Tie House.
authorizes the President. - soon
a. NAV be after Tie establish
men; Of 81 independent govern
neCt il Cu5a. a d Tie enactment
By che said government Of immi-
grafton. exclusion aud contract
labor laws = restrictive a those
o. Tie Jui-ed States. % negotiate
a reciprocal trade agreement with
Cuba oy which. III return for
equivalent concessions. The United
states vii grant a reduction Of
- per cent from tie Dinglry rates
OF goods coming iuto The United
States from Cubs. such agreement
- continue until Deceal Der !. 1908.
Daring The existence Of such
agreement tie duty on refined
sugars aud all sugars above No.
Is Lll,ch Standard Is 20 be : So
cents per pound
An analysis Of the vote shows
that ~ Republicans aud rs
Democrats voted for the amended
bill. aud y Republica : and 10
Democrats against i.
The Republicans for once los.
control Of the House What The
Senate will do il this matter is a
question but the chances are the
above measure will not be much
altered.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
Sale OF Real Estate.

Noah I. Cramer. real estate
and loan agent, sold for Mrs.
Sidney 4. Esder, her house and
lot OF ground. situated on the
East side OF East street. Frederick.
10 Mrs. Virginia B. Miller, for
$1,000.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Thomas E Dinterman, OF this
city. and Mis- Williana Umberger.
OF New Market, were married last
Wednesday afternoon at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage.
by Rev. DR.. E. 5. Todd.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25

ES-ES g Rs-HBoNE 'h- Ugh :; =
iu11sace Z - s;c- Hanna as> been
le; o1t or Is q ss;L ne aoq NJ e,,zo-
lish.cg Il innocence The Hsy4nA
oo.Et> h4vs declared him s-i.ty g. ,be
gig. - p0>:A "a 6 ca4r--d Up 10
him sui IL - I5ate> w Itl -
shoeSsd tti> >a11.-S Soo IS y-Sr aso
HaIrA'> j. ale1ce may ave RAt1oocs
t-i &, vi.. oe $ ter.io.s ..sve>.y ol
u ics II e1.ea u c-v1-; a.-. s..4ch
= either
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
BCCHER-KEEFER.

Charles Bucher and Miss Daisy
keefer were married at the Luth
eran parsonage. Frederick. Mou-
day afternoon by Rev. Luther
kuhlman.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
Dr.. VIM. Q. Boteler

Limits his ursc,iee 10 dlssasss Of the
Eve, Esr. Noss, Throat Sld Cz1SrrSh-
Permanently located il Frederick.
Office, No = North Market stree
Guarantees the proper adjustment Of
ST SpSctsclas Mskes 10 charge far
spectacle examinations
81. =, laa-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
vIGHTNAN-ELDER.

Frank E. Wightman and Miss
Louise Cordelia Elder. both Of
Brunswick. were married last
week at Rockville. Md. BY Rev.
Thomas d Williams. OF S..
Marv's Catholic Church
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-04-25
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who
Have Linked Their Lives
Together For Better or
For Worse.
kEPHART-BELT.

George VI. Kephart and Miss
Ella VI. Belt. both of Brunswick.
were married on last Sunday at
Brunswick. by Rev. George Hasel.