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Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-17
Holman LOSES HIS LAWSUIT
Judge Munger of FederaI Court In
structs Jury to Find for
Defendant.

After some months OF litigation Swift and
Company has won its case wherein It was
sued by Jesse Holman Of South Omaha for
1900 damages for personal injuries sus-
tanned while in the employ OF the company.
Yesterday. after argument to that eff
feet, which continued all morning, Judge
Munger of federal court took the case out
OF the hands Of the Jury, ordering it to re
turn a verdict for the defendant.
Judge Munger's position as stated In
court was hat Holman had no cause of &C
ton, as there was no eontributory nesii-
gence on the part OF the company existent,
since Holman knew full we'll the danger he
was undergoing. He was carrying a can Of
ammonia used in the refrigerating process
at the packing house whep the dangerous
package, which was leaking, exploded ana
blew on various parts OF Romans anatomy.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-17
KITTREDCE HOLDS PAT HAND
South Dakota Senator Backed by Unani-
nous Delegation for denomination.
FIRST TERRIERS" MAY FEEL At EASE
C-Ongressmen and state Executives
Given strong Endorsements by Re-
p~ubIicans, but other Places
May BE Contested.

PIERRE, S. D.. May 1s.-(special AT
the risk of being called down by those who
claim that a news correspondent never
knows what he lie talking about in political
matters a few statements will be made
as TO the present political situation Of re-
publican politics in South Dakota. without
attempting to guess" the cold facts as
they stand at present are that half the
counties Of the state with considerably over
half the delegates to the coming conven-
ton, have held their conventions, and the
voters Of each and every one Of such
counties, with one lone exception, have
either instructed their delegations or else
given the strongest possible endorsements
to the present members Of congress and
the state administration All the FIRST
termers" should feel certain OF being re-
nominated II significance can be placed in
the action Of the county convention.
A total OF 666 delegates out Of 1,1s0 will
be a strong enough following upon which
to build very probable estimates. OF
course sixty-seven OF these delegates are
not In any way instructed except for Sen
ator Kittredge, but without this number
those left are a majority OF thirty-three OF
the convention, while the rest Of the coun-
ties as they hold their conventions will
probably all. or at least nearly all, take
the same action as that which has been
taken by nearly every county so far.
Besides these endorsements for congress
and for state officers every county without
exception has given an endorsement and
instructions for Senator Kittredge to
succeed himself. II the Endorsements
given do not give a basis for saying that
the present congressman, the governor, the
lieutenant governor and secretary OF state
will be renominated what would be called
a reasonable prediction?
As to the rest OF the ticket, neither Col
Inns for treasurer, Halliday for auditor,
nor Hall for attorney general have any
opposition, and they can be looked upon az
certain nominees.
The other places are that Of commissioner
of lands, superintendent Of instruction and
railroad commissioner. These places will
be contested for and may go to any of the
aspirants, but II surface indications mean
anything whatever Bach will be selected
for commissioner OF lands and Smith for
railroad commissioner, with even chances
between Nash and LANCE for superintend-
ent of instruction.
The counties which are yet to hold their
conventions are Campbell and Pot
ter, May 10th; Custer, Deuel., Ham
lin, Pennington and sully, May II; Brule,
Buffalo, Clay, Fall River, Lake, Lyman,
Marshall, Meade, Miner, sanborn and Stan
ley. May "a; Charles. Mix, C~odington and
Jerauld, May 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-17
BRYAN ARTIST is IN ERROR
Cartoons Macabebe as Negro and witt
ness Tells Dietrich He il
q Malay

WASHINGTON. May 16.-CaptaIn Lee
Hall, formerly Of the Thirty-third voiun-
teer infantry, was the witness before the
senate Philippine committee today. He
was in command Of a company of Macabebe
scouts. He said these were deadly enemies
of the Tagalogs. He had heard Of instances
OF the water cure. but saw none.
Senator Dietrich called attention to n
picture in Bryan's Commoner, showing tho
Macabebe az a naked negro with Aguinaldo
standing behind him. Captain Hall said
the Macabebe is a Malay. not a negro, and
that when he vas a soldier he was clothed.
He said the Filipinos were not ready for
self-government.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-17
CUBAN FETEs OPEN TODAY
Ceremonies Preliminary 20 President
Palma's Inauguration Ready
to Begin.

HAVANA, May l6.-The fetes which will
mark the inauguration of the new Cuban
republic will open tomorrow night when a
banquet in the Tacon theater to Governor
General Wood and his staff will be ten
dered by the veterans Of the two wars for
Cuban independence. The remainder of
the program will include masses in the
churches, festivals, displays Of fireworks.
water regattas, professions, banquets, balls
and nightly i~lluminations.
Governor General Wood will give a re-
ception at the palace Saturday night. Sun
day commemorative services will be held
in the churches on the anniversary of the
death Of the patriot, Jose Marti. and In
the evening a big public dinner will be
given on the prado. AT this dinner six
pensions of $500 each will be presented to
six orphans in the country.
The Inauguration ceremonies will be
held in the palace at noon Tuesday. They
will not be public and will be brief and
formal. The judiciary Of the island. the
members of congress and the consular
corps alone will witness the formal trans
fer Of the government, which will consist
in the handing over by Governor General
Wood of q document prepared by the
United States war department announcing
the American REIMBURSEMENT OF the reins
OF government and the delivery of Presi-
dent Palma's inaugural address. Then will
follow the public spectacle. Six hundred
d~ismounted American troopers will salute
the American flag as it is lowered and the
Cuban flag as 1t is hoisted to the booming
OF artillery and the crash OF Cuban bands
stationed in the plaza at MORO castle and
on the Malecon. General Wood, his stan
and the cavalry will then be escorted by
bands and a procession 10 the harbor, where
they will Immediately embark.
The Spanish element, which comprises so
per cent OF the wealth OF the island, is
Joining In the celebration.
Senior Palma's broad gauge policy has
disarmed the Spaniards' fears. He has
them to twine the Spanish and Cuban flags
together and many Of them haYe entered
enthusiastically into the work.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-17
PENSIONS FOR WESTERN VETERANS.
War Survivors Remembered by the
General Government.

WASHINGTON. May 16.-(special.)-The
fga1I ssSs pensions Sp,1 have b ,s been Issued;
Lewis, ord, s; o Snyder. HH Homer. SO.
Rsissue' widows etc.-Mary Newcomer,
i-ows1Issue of April q. 1sO2.-1ncrease.
restoration. reissue, etc.EEphraim Waten.
Pleasant, SO; BENJAMIN II Maniey. Jay.
Henderson, Ponds, SO; siIias W. NUM-" TIP.
vel Z: Reed MatsSaiitoEa. SO; James /,
Ijams.h Osceola. $40; James e. Campney,
PloveH $12, Original widows, special ac-
erued, April 26-Nancy j. Storks. Upton,
South D~akota-Issue OF April q. lso2-In-
crease, restoration, reissue, etc.-Levi A.
RoSerts, dead. pSoCn 'T0 81. Original
widows, etc.-Nancy McRoberts. Woon-
N~ebrasEa-Issue of April "a. 1sO2.-In-
crease. restoration, reissue. etc.-Troy
Pratt. Omaha, st2: Robert Logsdon, Shick-
ley, s.; Jacob Bow Rslvidere 81 Special
April a.SEIizabeth J. Oldham. Broken
fowa--Issue of April "a, sO2.-original-
James L. Conner. Knoxville. IS. Increase,
restoration. reissue, e~tc.-Samuel M. Clark,
S.; Adoniram ] Burteh. Usage, s1os Fer,
r. Weston, Washington, SO; William Vim
cent, lKeota. S17; Stewart Roberts, Hamp-
ton. s.; Commodore p. Highly, Lehigh, s.;
Abram L. Fowler, Council BUNS, SIP;
Samuel NJ. Gwinn, Ford, SIT. Special, April
2s.-Peter Wilson, Wapello. So Original
widows. etc. special accrued. April %
Anna ~. Hughes. Colfax, s.. War with
Spain-Hellen Coombs, mother. Cresco, Sl2.
South DakotaLLssue OF April "a, 1SO2.-In-
crease, restoration, reissue, etc.-George l..
Yeriey, Davis, s. Original widows, etc.
special account. April 2.-Eliza A. Wright.
Rockervfile. $i2.
.nai-wiIliam Debord, Waverly. S. Increase.
Decatur. SO: Samuel Weaver, Mason City.
Smith, Minden, S.; George Keafover. Lin
coin, IS. Original widows, e~tc.-Sophia T.
Burrill. Shelby. SO Special accrued, April
2s.-Rebecca T. Stout, Tower, s.. Reissue,
widows. etc.-Adda Spence, Atkinson, S12.
~Iowa-Issue OF April 25, 902.-Original-
John C.. Flaugher, Defiance. IS. Increase.
restoration. reissue. etc.-Nathan r. I'm
derwood Hawarden. 81; Milo L. Doty. Sol
diers' Home. MarshalltoWn, S12; William
Rice, Council Bluffs. Sl2: Albert Power,
Bloomfield. s.; Robert Walton. Linden. s.;
William "A. Reineke. Carroll, IS: Marshall
C. Fuller. dead, Bedford. s24 Original Wild
ows, etc,-Lucy A Foster. Bunch, Sl2;
Mary A. Fuller, Bedford, $40: Special ac-
crued, April 2s-EliEa v. Diefenderfer.
Dubuque. IS.
south pakota-Issue OF April Is. 1902
OrigfnAl-Charles w. S~tutenorth, Water
town, SO. Increase, restoration, reissue,
ete.-ole C.. westrum. Volga, IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-17
HENS ARE FLYING HIGH NOW
Local Poultry Market Booming and
Prices Much Higher
Tha Usual.

The Omaha poultry market is soaring to-
day. the chief demand being for young
hens. ths demand being far In excess Of the
supply. The market price Of hens yesterday
was . TO 10 cents q pound. A year ago II
vas ~ cents a pound. two years 3 7
cents, three years asp scents. and IN 1898.
s cent?
'-rhp demand" said = dealer. may be
attributed e the high price Of other meats.
bit there Is alWass q scarcity OF hens Al
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,

Nebraskans at the Merchants: IT q
Rldgely and wife, North Platte; ID g
Bennett, Grand Island; Charles /. Kidd
Nebraska City; Edwin Falcon and -
gillespie, Falls City; ], L. Mcdonald, AT.
klnsoni 8. B. Moore, Beatrice.
in the Big Horn basin OF Wyomine sn5
reports himself as much pleased with thai
section OF country. He tells great tales 81
the PROBABLE outlook for the OIL interests
there. He considers that II is a good nisce
Tor a young man who is poor TO 20. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-17

this season OF the year. How long the
high price will continue caunot be told, as
large shipments may cause a falling on in
price, but it will likely continue until the
middle OF next week at least"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-17

were the present needs OF The sufferers on
st. Vincent:
ST. LUCIA, May Ito Melville +.
stone, Associated Press, New York:
There have been 1900 deaths on ST. Vim
cent. Three thousand people there in
need OF relief. The distress must last for
some months. 'Craskers. salt fish. flour,
corn meal and foodstuffs generally are
wanted at st. Vincent.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-17
Game At Field Climb saturasx.

G.. B. Ravens & Co.'S base ball team will
play the Omaha Field club team on the
latter'B grounds at 2 O'Clock Saturday aft
ernoon. Lineup Is as folloWs:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-17

You will never have the govt II you stick
to Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
It Is made Of the pure Juice from grapes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-17
s~IortaIIty statlstlc..

The following births had been reported
20 the Board OF Health at noon Friday
for the twenty-four hours preceding:
Frank Pycha, 1Ai5 William street. girl:
Gayer Stsrbeck. 271S Decatur. stri.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-17
Plumber. Against MouIder..

Plumbers. Moulders.
AT Vinton Street park Saturday afternoon
the Plumbers will play the Mouldeps. The
The colored American., 1902-05-10

and Feed ais
per cent puDc generally
spe published
General s OF th ieb th gbj
job 1t $iO
dst Ine people, which
in
home 10 m generosity Order does not m an
ana dcpld Of
people
SleH contribution
SET
o i
invited snd the public
SO North {
manages
now
buildings ~~''S II ADDITION the Order leases
For any information .os,
VISA ia YLo&. W. n n....r. wP BUHHEltG. Secretary
The colored American., 1902-05-10
Hotel Holmes

MI. J; Ottsway Holmes, proprieto,
OF the ho'el Holmes, Is makiI > nnn1.
Der OF ina provemante in Is.aIresdv To- I1-
up-so-oat boslelTy Win Ihe new >
ditlons he is low making the hoteI Si,I
nave more than fifty rooms. Mr.
hoimes has sIsIe0 neIiher Time nor
expense TO mf Ike this hotei The Iargest et
ana most Con plete colored hoT,I in
the Ohlted States. II il located 81 aga
y Nlglnls avenue, EoulhWest. Mr
paItment, '1e'I ue-
The colored American., 1902-05-10

1t viii be noticed tbat wives who
are called fools by other women be-
cause they choose to be obediert, man.
age 10 keep their husbands the long
The colored American., 1902-05-10

8 big farm for the ah= f less colcred
vsgrants VII live upon the earnings
OF foolish women would be happy in
vestment for the District governmen5
The colored American., 1902-05-10

There IS no friction in a church ly-
ceum where the pastor and trustees
respect the Judgment Of the m@n who
has been deemed wise enough to be
president.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

iusa! 20 allow them the uzual one mem
Der of the Board OF Education.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

H,Ian 6sIsns ana discounts .......... S.. .27s 80
m mortgages I64, ,423 SO
Poi'J Due IfoLl NatIonai Banks a.. 48. .383> %
0tI, I1o.se ....-... IA, 600 90
T'Ir,, grut roal estaLes SO $50 90
1Trrnnt ~ n1Utio AIIo Ixtures ".... $3.50 90
Paio '..:.:... ;.......; .............. 1 3S8 SO
80pecie, 0p, hlcKels and cents So. 1899 so
L 7peI currency '''...... ............ 5,s2O 90
IOtal .''.'.'. ......."".... 891, ,I2O "a
The colored American., 1902-05-10

From Wade H hampton to Ben TIL
man is indee far cry.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

And B'oker T. Washington goes on
with his work.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

We shudder 80 think of the things
that would have been done to q eoIored
man had he used knife on q Wash
lngton street car conductor as Senator
Money did.
The colored American., 1902-05-10


And Booker T. Washington goes on
with his work.
FROM Wade Fl ampton to Ben TIL.
man is inde ed far cry.
some Office holders can be induced
20 tell the truth on polittcsI issues.
The quickest way to kill q public
man Is to keep his name out OF the
papers.
Some people count more on who
tney are, rather than upon what thew
can do,
heep your personal ills, trials ar d
troubles under the lock and kew Of a
still tongue.
Some men are storm centers. Tbera
Is turmoil everywhere they give their
presence or labor
significant shrug of the shonIders
has besmirched the reputation of MANY
aviftuOus woman.
There are still left few peorIe who
seriously discuss the repeal of the Fiji |
teenth Amendment.
congress should speedily psss the
Irwin bill. providing for Freedmen,s
Inquiry Commission.
Is 1t possible that Banker Isaac II
smith has suspended operations in b,s
predicting department?
Oosmopolitanism is tHe anidote tn
"proVineialism" in church. school
club, lodge and society.
Oessn oed repen:anees, political or
spiritual, are Of doubtful efficacy. The
safest plan is to live right. q
"oSsip that comes from an unnam- t
able souIcs lie not worth listening to.
and Is usually pack of lies.
a fossil al the helm of a newspape, C
Is IS detrimental TO progressive COM f
munity as stone wall built across q
highway. -
bishop Turner has a remarkable yo
OAOulary OF vigorous Anglo-Saxon. and
ns uses lt with prodigaIity that is 81
astounding. 81
Il
There is lot more satisfaction I, Il
your enemies than in a.
trying to live up to the expectation ~ il
your friends, Oi
II honesty ana capacity were in I'll
opsrsoie run ning.mates, there wopId IA
10 less business for poIict men. law. ia
'ers ard judges.
men who cuss cur editors do not sec n,
realize the service we, render tber,
y refraining from putting into prin. o.
What We know about them, o
Nei4y miller gers off q big chunk of -
'isaom when he says that everv 0oon p
Feman ought have q self-respectinO e.
nan to make living for her. a
brookIyn's cOiOrtd population ia '
The colored American., 1902-05-10

some Office holders can be induced
70 tell the truth on politics. issues.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

fusal 20 allow them the usual one mel
Der of the Board OF Education.
1t will be noticed that wives vi
are called fCols by other women b.
cause they choose to be obedient. m-I
age 10 keep their husbands the long
q big farm for the shs f less cOlcre
vsgrants who live upon tue earning
of foolish women would be happy il
vestment for the District government
There IS no friction in q church Iy
ceum where the pastor snd trustee
respect the Judgment Of the m@n wht
has been deemed wise enough to b,
president.
We shudder 80 think of the things
that would have been done to q eoIored
man had he used a knife on a Wash
lngton street car conductor as Senator
Money did.
1t is now S crstaGy of the Navy
Moody. The COlored Ame rican re-
lieVes the President of any anxiety by
stating that we are eminentIy satisfied
with the selection.
Mothers who do the family cooking
washing, ironiag aud house cleaning
are laying up dead lOaCs OF trouble for
the poor devil who viii come day marry
their NO account daughter.
This community ought rot 20 re-
quiTe many more murders to sound
the warning to men snd won en- that in
disreputable cOmpanionshjp, bad ad-
vice and bad liquor resides disgrace.
and death.
Judge G bbs' return to Arkansas has
aVidentIy rsised the moral status of
hat sectIOn. A jury had the decency
% acqut coloIed Soman who had
mot and killed white man who had
orced MS wsy into Ter house.
u INT Deueut u tn6 10 DI5 aTmV Of i
fice seekers who are walking our
treeis in quest OF job, we beg leave |
o state that there are me excellent
penings about now on the faIms Of
'irginia and Mary yIsnd.
Every one has a Iedeeming quality.
lot long ago Senator T1Iman's recon
lendatiOn landed c. Iorsd man into q
osition, after his interests hsd been
handoned by q white repul iicsn
friend" whose father was an ab,I-
Onist."
The Red Bark Mail and Express is
1t In revyIt against some pig-headed
lurch trustees. Haven't you noticed
lat one or more Of those f,IIows al
ays get on church board and come c
'sr making the pastor and sensible
embels lose their TeligioIP
we are not convtrsant with just how =
hooI matters are managed, but #
ems to us that a normal class of I
irty-one graduates oueh hit to conduct 2
cir exercises at 8 conyerienf hcrr
The colored American., 1902-05-10

Deash bed repeGtanees, political or
spiritual, are Of doubtful efficacy Tho
safest plan Is to live right.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

1t is now S crstaIy of the Navy
Moody. The Colored American re-
lieVes the President of any anxiety by
stating that we are eminentIy satisfied
with the selection,
The colored American., 1902-05-10
Meanness never pays.

"ork ls splendid habit: Cultivate
The colored American., 1902-05-10

Gossip that comes from an nrnon,
AOle soui &c lie not worth listening to.
and is usually a pack of lies.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

Mothers who do the family cooking
washing, ironiag and house cleaning
a-e laying up dead IOaGs OF trouble for
the poor devil who viii some day marry
their no account daughter.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

Oosmopolitanism is tHe anfidote to
provineialism" in church, school
club, lodge and society.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

This community ought not 30 re-
quiTe many more murders to sound
the warning to men and women that in
disreputable companionshjp, bad ad-
vice and bad liquor resides disgrace,
disaster and death.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

a FOSSIL al the helm of a newspa DER
Is ~ detrimental TO progressive COM
Munity as stone wall built across a
highway.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

ls 1t possible that Banker Isaac Fl
smith has suspended operations in his
predicting department?
The colored American., 1902-05-10

Inc quickest way to kill q public
man Is to keep his name ont OF the
papers.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

brookIyn's cOtOrtd population ia
gusn y indignant over sEszso- Lows re-
The colored American., 1902-05-10

Kelly Miller gers off big chunk of
wisdom when he says that everv goo1
woman ought have self-respectiue
man to make living for her.
The colored American., 1902-05-10
ROSEBUD FOUNTAINs,

To join the Rosebud Fountain Won
8 and IA year Of age. You paw 81 ,O0 9
inatallments. The monthly dues are eitI
as Fountains may decide. The annual
You receive IS Sick Benefit from 81 so tn
in weekly payments.
AS Death Benefit, your family will
yon die within q year. After one wear /
is S37.
IN the INSURANCE DEPARTNRNT. tn
CIssses:-Class 3, Glass E, and Glass
payable annually or quarterly,
The colored American., 1902-05-10

The Red Bark Mail and Express is
out In revyIt against some pig-headed
church trustees. Haven't you notIced
that one or more Of those f,IIows al
ways get on church board and coma
near making the pastor and sensible
M embels lose their religiolP
The colored American., 1902-05-10

Judge g bbs' return to Arkansas has
evidently rsised the moral status of
that sc ctIon. A ju-y had the decency
to acqu t colOIed conan who had
shot and killed white man who had
forced his wsy into Ter house.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

We are not cOnvtrsant with Just how
school matters are managed, but If
seems to us that a normal class Of
thirty-one graduates ought to conduct
their exercises at a convenient hour
aud IN place capable Of ccommodst-
ing in comfort the families and friends
OF the young peOple, who after much
marc work, wish to be launched uroD
their chosen careers under the most
faV orable auspices. Cannot adeouate
facilities yet be provided?
The colored American., 1902-05-10

Congress should speedily pass the
Irwin Dill, providing for Freedmen's
In nquiry Commission.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

Every one has a redeeming quality.
Not long ago Senator TIlIman's recon
mendation landed cG lored man into a
position, after his interests hsd been
abandoned by q white repul iicsn
friend" whose father was an ab, :
tiOnist.U
The colored American., 1902-05-10

Ihere are still left a few peorIe who
seriously discuss the repeal of the FIT
teenth Amendment.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

Bishop Turner has a remarkable vo
CAoulsry OF vigorous Anglo Saxon. and
ne uses lt with a prodigality that is
astounding.
The colored American., 1902-05-10


per cent on
Ine Sshers
Sep0 o. l9oO
RESOURCES
The colored American., 1902-05-10

men who cuss cur editors do not seem
70 realize the service We render them
Oy remaining from putting into prip.
"hat We know about them.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

For the benefit of The nobls aYmv cf
Office seekers who are walking our
streets IN quest OF job, we beg leave
to state that there are me excellent
openings about now ou the fa1ms Of
Virginia and Mary land.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

II honesty ana ca psci
sepsrssle run ning.mates,
be less business for Dol
yers ard judges.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

Keep your personal ills, trials ARD
troubles under the lock and key Of a
still tongue.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

a significant snrug of the shoulders
mas oesmirched the reputation of manv
viftuous woman.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

Some men are storm centers.
Is turmoil every where thev gi,
presence or labor.
The colored American., 1902-05-10

fnere 10 lot more satisfaction in
Ans'hemizing your enemies than ia
Trying 70 live up to the expectations of
your friends,
The colored American., 1902-05-10

some people count more on who
'ney are, rather than upon what thev
can do,