davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
JUST THINK,
Can Think when the Food
Makes Your Brain work.

The mind does not work properly unless
the right kim OF food is furnished, A
vounR man studying telegraphy said that
bts progress was very slow. II seemed
impossible for him to pick up the art and
understand 1t.
He suffered continually with stomach
trouble and could not digest his food prop
erly and he finally got 80 be could do but
little work and was tempted to give up his
studies altogether.
About tina time someone told him about
the brain food, Grape-Nuts, n he went
An for Il. In a short time a very remark
able change took place. His stomach re-
covered and he became free from head
aches. His hand was no longer nervous
and trembling when he used the key and the
whole mystery OF telegraphy untangled
itself. for, as he says, 81 had the mental
power 70 master IL. and the understand
ing came easy when the mind was in poise
and strong"
He is now holding = responsible position
as an operator.
This is but one Of the many illustrations
OF the advantage OF using food purposely
manufactured for rebuilding the broken
down gray matter In the brain and nerve
centers throughout the body. The facts
are there and can be proven TO anyone max
ing the trial.
Don't overlook the recips book In saeh
package Of Graps-NutS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

the people Judge for themselves relative to
last nights tight. I like a courageous man
or animal, and when I see q man who
sSSsss as ~ r,bI, toIp t9sgss last S aomt
PEELED to do something have never done
b~efore-rush into print In defense of the
honesty OF a tight ] was connected with.
10 defend Fitzsimmons from the accuse.
ton is 70 defend a principal in the greatest
seen.
in FitEsimmons' Wing. II has had the e.
feet OF making me q warm supporter Of a
man whom never liked, and ! venture to
say Il win have the same effect on thou,
not know what a bad hx Jeffries wat in.
HIS cheek bone was laid open and he had a
ran down his throat, preventing his breath
ing.
most One Of his eyes was cut between the
afraid that the ZAP of his eve would, fall
and blind him. His other. eye was blown
out S for a = momsnt ! think JsftTies lemon mon
give People near the rips will agree with
eagerly. watched for some sign OF
nth round. l then told Jeffries to keep
fries followed instructions and landed the
In conclusion / will say that It was the
samest fight between the games men the
world has ever known, and the best man
Regardlng the letter in the hands Of Mayor
schnnitz, saying that the contest would come
to an end in the eighth round, Delaney said:
ters predicting something for every round.
That one should have hit Il Is q fact so
trivial that / don't believe Mayor SchmitS
Will heed II. / know nothing OF II Beyond
what Is rumored.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
FREEZE OUT THE EUROPEANS
Americans MonopoIisinE All the Ac-
commodatiOns NJ switEer-
land Resorts.

Copyright 1902. by RSess Publishing Coz
= PARIS, July 26.-(New York World Ca
blegrsm Special Telegram.) - Senator
Chauncey. N. pepew. and his wife have
gone to Lucerne. Redman Wannamaker is
there, too, together with a large part OF the
Wannamaker family. Americans returning
say Switzerland has never before been so
crowded with their cotnpatriots. The re-
sorts along Lake Geneva are especially
popular. Interlaken accommodations are
secured by cable to such an extent and so
long An advance that the English, German
and French patrons md II almost impos-
sible to5eet there this year. New and COM
Portable cheap hotels have been opened. at
many hitherto ignored mountain villages in
the Bernese 0berland Alps. where whole
colonies of Americans are spending the
summer in preference to going to the
"smart" places.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

man busy for a day n consequently he
would work the remainder Of the day at
the wage scale. Owing to certain unavoid-
able complications Mr.. MoKeen says Il will
require years to effect a perfect introduce
tion OF piecework over the entire system.
stand of the Maehiniats.
Secretary Grace Of the machinists said
last night hat when President o'Connell
Of the international machinists' order re-
turned to his headquarters at Washington
greater impetus would be given TO the
strike. He says the grand lodges have
heartily approved Il and given II their
most ardent support. He anticipates that
all the vice presidents Of the mschinlsts'
union will be sent to this field to advance
the interests Of the strikers,
Mr.. Grace claims that during the week
just closed a total Of eighty nonupion mon
deserted the company in the various shops
over the line and he and other predict a
wholesale detection by Monday morning,
as they claim the %nonunion men have been
Impressed that the company's intention Is
to enforce the piecework system by that
time and they claim they cannot earn q
living at II.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
PREPARE FOR MILITARY SHOW
Guards and Rides Getting Ready to
Give Public Entertainment
at Ball Park.

The local military companies are getting
In shape for the battle OF San Juan Del
Monte Bridge. to be fought at vinton Street
park, August IL to 16. The proceeds from
the sale Of tickets will go toward assisting
the 500 allowed them by the state toward
paying their rent each year. 1t is expected
that the sham battle this year will be on a
larger scale than ever before. Many spe-
cial features not introduced last year will
be presented. A complete Philippine scene
covering the entire outheld is now being
painted by the orpheum artist and will
show the rice fields. palm trees and every
thing just as It occurred on the day Of the
battle. In the foreground will be erected the
bridge from which the battle took its name.
The companies are drilling each night and
will present a crsditable entertainment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
STRAW HATS STILL BARRED
Paris Grand Opera Will Not Relax
Rule Requiring Evening
Dress.

Copyright 1902. by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, July 26.-(New York World Ca
biegram-special Telegram.)-A rumor has
been current some time that during tho
summer season NJ. Gaithard. the director Of
the grand opera in Paris, was going to per-
nit a slight infringement Of the rules OF
evening costume and permit gentlemen to
wear straw hats. This was hailed by the
men as a delightful innovation. for many
they would be tempted to drop into
the opera after a dinner II they were not
obliged to 80 home to change the straw hat
for a silk one.
But this rumor was false. NJ. Gaithard
declares clearly and firmly in a letter to
the newspapers that no straw hats will be
admitted within the sacred precincts OF the
opera, for he intends to maintain the repu-
tation for elegance and good form that the
opera holds above every other theater in
the world.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
SEEK HOMES IN AMERICA
Unprecedented Number OF scandina-
viaAa Immisfate because Of Hard.
TImea in Fatherlands'

COPENHAGEN, Denmark. July 2e,ETho
transport lines here are coping with the
greatest rush Of Scandinavian emigration
to the United States since the, sos. Every
outgoing vessel, Scandinavian or American,
is crowded.
Oscar II Of the Scandinavian American
line is taking 1000 emigrants on each trip.
Its sister ships will be hurried toward COM
pletion in order to handle the trafac.
The cause Of this rush IL the unprece-
denied hard times throughout Scandinavia,
as we'll as the more stringent conseriptiop
laws in Sweden.
The emigrants are mostly Of an excellent
class and are, bound chiefly to the western
states. where they will settle on agricul-
tural lands.
The total number Of emigrants which left
this port for the United States during the
nine months ending with March, 1902. is:
Denmark, 1888; Norway, S,ols, and Sweden.
10, eel. 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
DINE WITH THE PRESIDENT
Important PeuOnagss Gather at Sycamore
Hill on Business
DISCUSS IMPORTANT PENDING QUESTIONS
Roosevelt n Friends GO e Ger
tain Matters. that Are soon to
he Disposed Of by h
Government.

OYSTER BAY. N. Y. July ga distinA
guished party assembled around the presi-
dents board at luncheon IN his Sycamore
Hill home today. Aside from the members
Of the house party there we're Secretary
Moody, Attorney General KNOX. Senator
spooner Of Wisconsin. William NJ. Byrne,
United States district attorney Of Della
ware, and John @. Davies, attorney general
OF New York state.
1t was neither quite by accident nor yet
quite by design that all the members Of
the party should have come together at
Sycamore Hill at the same lime. Attorney
General Knox was expected this morning.
but arrived earlier. bringing Senator
spooner with him. During the afternoon
the visitors discussed with the president
and Secretary Moody some Of the details
Of the investigation that lie to be conducted
by the Department OF Justice into the
ability OF the new Panama Canal company
to pass a clear title to its property to the
United states. 1t Is expected that In a
few weeks the investigation will be in full
progress. Thus far Mr.. Knox is making
only the preliminary arrangements for II.
II is understood that the beef trust in
quiry was adverted to briefly and in this
phase Of the discussion Attorney General
Davies participated. He was particularly
interested, because ne Instituted, some time
ago. an action against the representatives
OF the so-called beef trust In New York
state. The president and Mr.. Davies also
discussed the political situation in New
York, with special reference to the prospect
Of Mr.. Davies getting the nomination for
supreme court Justice in the Fifth district.
He thinks he will secure the nomination.
In the event of his failure to be nominated,
however, it is quite likely the president will
name him TO succeed Judge Alfred O. Coke
as United States district Judge Of the north
ern district Of New York, Judge Coke hay-
ing been advanced by the president to the
United States circuit court bench. Should
Mr.. Davies obtain the nomination II is
understood to be the intention OF the prebi-
dent to appoint Representative James Sher-
man Of New York to the existing vacancy
on the district bench.
This evening the president entertalned
at dinner, besides Secretary Moody. Eugene
A. Philbin, former district attorney Of New
York City; Frank C, Travers Of this village
and Rev. Father John L. Bedford OF st.
Peters and st. Paul's church in Brooklyn.
The three gentlemen last named are very
prominent Catholics and met the president
and Secretary Moody to discuss the ques-
lions in connection with the administra-
tons demand for the withdrawal Of the
friars from the Philippines.
After dinner tonight Colonel John W.
Vroonan Of New York and William L. Swan,
whoae summer residence is near that OF
Mr.. Roosevelt's, called to pay their re-
spects.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
HUNT TALKS OF PORTO RICO
Returning Governor Has Much to Say
Concerning Conditions There.
GREAT CHANGES HAVE TAKEN PLACE
Investigations Disclose Better Bust.
ness, Better Health and Better
Prospects Than Prevailed a
Year or Two Ago.
iREAT CHANGES HAVE TAKEN PLACE

NEW YORK, July 2b.-Governor William
Hunt arrived from Porto Rico today. Gov
srnor Hunt will join He family at Cade-
novia, N. y. Governor Hunt will return
to Porto Rico In September.
Governor Hunt said in relation to Porto
Rico:
General Miles landed In Porto Rico four
years ago today; Great changes have taken
tgl for since our flag was raised. The close
OF the fiscal year. showed better business,
ever. The insuiar treasury Balance on
July was $4,000. against t239.00O a year
ago. The total exports for last year ag.
exports to foreign countries OF Il T-IO per
i Ssat q f < 'Srfse & rs |, 6H asssr States s, !; fiSSs
cigarettes, straw hats and conee. we sent
$9Ot,4OQ worth OF straw hats alone to the
chants would DO web to study ny'I Porto R Rieo
Imports from Europe, with q view of en-
lSrgin loo homs trade, Porto Rico bought
last year and over $4,000 worth Of foreign
soaps, Spain sent US rice valued at more
This business. should go to our own mar
kets ana with larger development In the
Island its future Commerce must be kept
Spain, Italy and Germany. America took
COX o over ss SS5S 30 i Worth hear wh .sDI Es5SPs
Of the coffee Il such that we cannot under
stand the insignificant demand for Il in
Fruit growing is receiving more atten-
ton and with quicker transportation will
invite Investment. Improvement "a noted
In all directions. The people welcome
schools. The insular goYernment cannot
supply enough, being limited 70 $500. 900 per
ms nearly 5000 children and expect 10
open two Industrial schools in the fall.
Adults want TO learn and in some instances
children are teaching their parents. There
was an extraordinary decrease in the num-
per OF deaths last year, 1900 fewer than
There Is much less anaemia than for
merry. People look healthier. live better
and take better care OF themselves. All
sanitation has improved.
Porto Rieans are ambitious for closer
relations with the United States and de.
serve all encouragement. In my residence
OF over two years in the island / 1ouno
them generous. warm-hearted good people
They are impressionable, but gentle ano
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
is EXPECTING TO DIE SOON
Aged Emperor of Austria Constantly
Gives Voice 20 His P~resenti-
ments.

Copyright 1902. by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS. July 26.-(Nsw York World Ca
blegram-special Telegram-)-A pathetic
little incident is related Of the p~resenti-
ments OF death which haunt the emperor
Of Austria. Francis Joseph was present
q few days ago at the Inauguration Of q
new hospital erected at Maner-ochling.
After the ceremony the old emperor. turn
ing toward NJ. Gerenyi. director Of the es-
adjustment, pronounced the following
words: Many superb establishments are
about to be constructed now. but / shall not
live to see them completed. I feel that /
shall not live much longer" Much moved
by these words Of his sovereign, NJ. Ger
enyi looked steadily at the emperor and
said: 81 shall pray the All Powerful to
preserve the days Of your majesty for the
good Of your people" The emperor made
no other response than a gesture Of sad
ness and walked away
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
RESISTANCE PROVES FARCE
Situation in Paris over Closing of
Unauthorized schools Is
., Improving.

PARIS, July 26.-The serving OF ofhciAi
notices closing the unauthorized religious
schools began this morning and was car
fied out so far as Paris was concerned
without any disturbance. At Mauavux, de-
partment OF du Nord, the expulsion Of the
sisters led to a riot. in which twenty per-
sons were arrested, a. police commissary
and ten rioters were injured.
The resistance to the oficial decree In
the capital is developing into a farce. The
government allows the sisters in the Rue
Salneuve TO remain because an orphange
and a home for the aged are attached to
their scnool. On the other hand the sis
ters In another street who were ordered by
their mother superior to leave were pre-
vented from complying by a band Of fifty
enthusiasts, who surrounded them and shut
them up In the schoolhouse. The police
are holding OF from expelling them by
force.
The situation In the provinces is more
grave. kilograms containing petitions for
clemency and delay are pouring In on
President Loubet from all quarters, and a
telegram from Brest says the outlook in
several Of the neighborfng towns is serious.
Opposition to the authorities was offered,
but no casualties have been reported.
? At Lyons there was no disturbance. The
schools there have been closed and the
doors sealed.
A meeting convened for the purpose OF
protesting against the oficial decree or
dering the closing Of the congregationist
schools as held In Paris tonight, presided
over by Jules LIE Maltre. the lterateur.
Addresses were made by Francois Coppee.
the author and poet. and other members
OF the Chamber Of Deputies and municipal
counseIors. The breaking W of the as
sembiage was followed by disorderly
scenes. Crowds crying, "vive la hberte.''
gathered and the police we're obliged to use
severe measures TO dispense them. Several
arrests were made, among the persons
taken into cusfpdy heins a priest.
Counter ADMINISTRATIONS were organized
in the streets, those taking part in them
singing political songs and denouncins the
nationallsts. Up to this hour-11:15 p. m.
however, nothing very serious has oc-
Cured.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
SUCCESSOR OF LEDoWsKl
Question Continues TO Absorb All the
Attention of the Vatican
|,,- Just Now.

ROME, July 26.-The question Of q sue
cessor to the late Cardinal Ledowsk. as
project OF the congregation Of propaganda,
continues to absorb all the attention Of the
vatican. Against the cAndidature Of Car
dinal Vincenzo Vannuttl is urged the fact
that his brother, Cardinal seranno Van
mutt, is the great plehipotentiary Of the
church. 80 the two highest positions in
Catholicism would be centered in the same
family. Against Cardinal satolli. who
seems to be- the candidate preferred by the
pope, the objection is raised that he would
be apt to prove a revolutiOnist, in intro
ducing modern methods and progressive
ideas and In turning everything upside
down. One cardinal said II Cardinal Sa-
TOLL we're chosen it would mean the Amer
IcaniEation Of the propaganda. These ar
guments. in the eyes Of the ablest and
most far-seeing clergy. are additional en-
dorsements Of Cardinal satolli.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
USE WIRELESS TELEeRAPHY
Navy Department Decides 60 EQUIP
Fighting ships with 81
"a Experiment.

WASHINGTON. July 26.-The Navy de-
partment having decided to equip the light
ing ships Of the American navy with a
wireless system OF telegraphy. within a
few days a board consisting probably Of ave
members will be appointed to investigate
the whole subject, to decide upon the sys-
TEN to be Installed and TO work out plans
for the education and training OF men to
operate It aboard the ships, Lieutenant
Hudgins, who was sent abroad several
months ago to examine the. various wire
less systems In use in Europe and to bring
back with him apparatus for working them,
is expected. to return shortly and will give
the proposed board the benefit OF his inves-
LEGATIONS. 1t Is Quitely likely that he him
self will be made q member OF the board.
The department has already taken time
by the forelock and a number Of enlisted
men with a knowledge OF electricity have
been selected for future detail in eonnee-
tiOn with the operation OF this system Of
communication.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
LABoRERs ARE ON A STRIKE
F~ulI-F1edged Rising Against Landed
PrOprietOrs I'm Progress in
East GaIlcia.

LONDON, July pa special dispatch
from Vienna asserts that over 100 900 ag-
ricultural laborers in East Galicia, most
Of them Russians, are now on strike and
that a full-hedged rising against the landed
proprietors is progressing. Near Lemberg
extensive stores were burned down yes
terday, while excuses are reported to
have been committed in other localities.
The landlords applied to the government
for troops to maintain order, but the au-
thorities recommended that an attempt a.
reconciliation be made by increasing the
wages. The peasants of Galicia, according
to this dispatch, are Joining the move
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
DEATH RECORD.
John r. MuIxehIII.

John P. Mulvehill. for twenty-four years
In the employ Of the Union Pacific snd
Burlington railroad companies, died at the
st. Joseph hospital Saturday morning Of
cancer of the stomach. OF his immediate
family he leaves a widow and four chill
dren, who reside at 1113 South Eighth
street. The deceased was also a brother
in-Iaw Of J. @. Brennan, democratic eandi-
date for land commissioner At the time
Of his death Mr.. Mulvehill was employed
as switchman by the Burlington Railroad
company. He was A years Of age n
came to Omaha from New Jersey twenty
four years ago. The funeral will occur
Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
KITCHENER HAS A ROMANCE
said to HAYS FALLEN Deeply in Love
with Maud Come, the Irish
o.. AKftatOF.

Copyright 1902, by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, July 2e.-(New York World
Cablegram-speeial Telegram IAN extra
ordinary romance IN Lord Kitchener's life
is published here. II is related hat when
he was returning from Egypt ten years
ago he met In Paris that fair Fenian,
Maude Come. and that a fortnight's ac-
quaintance was followed by a proposal, but
that the beautiful Irish rebel refused to
wed her soldier lover, except on her OWE
terms. Those were innexible, and as they
involved his laying aside his uniform and
joining her In the Irish crusade, he re-
mains q bachelor,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
PORT AU PRINCE THREATENED
Haytien Town In Danger of Attack
by Firminist Array and Ex-
element Prevails.

PORT AU PRINCE. Hayti. July 2S.-The
provisional government of Hayti has de-
clared NJ. Firmin. the former Haytien min
lister at Paris, who was recently proclaimed
president by the Inhabitants Of the De-
partment Of Artibinote and other portions
OF the country, to be an outlaw.
The Firminist army h reported to be
one days march from Port Au Prince. the
capital Of the republic. Several prominent
army onieers who are in sympathy with
N. Firmin have resigned.
The Haytien gunboat CPete-a-Pierret has
arrived at this port. Great excitement
prevails here.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
HYMENEAL.
Cupid Active at Mullen.

MULLEN, Neb.. July 26.-(special.)-
This town has experienced a quartet OF
weddings the last two days. as follows: Mr..
w. Rector and Miss Josie Bouks. Mr.
Walter Wild and Miss Ethel Temple,
Mr.. Robert Mcbride and Miss Mabel Tenn
pie, Mr.. Carl Osborne and Miss Amanda
Jones. This leaves the village short on
girls.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
Take Nethina hut Merar.

Burglars entered the horse OF Mrs. ].
~. smart, 1872 Cunning ST. eet, some time
yesterday afternoon between the hours OF
$50 and 5, while the family was absent.
Entrance was gained through an unlocked
rear door and the house thoroughly ram
sacked. it was at hrst thought that moth
ing Rad been taken, but when William
Holman who rooms IN the house. re-
turned home late from work he discovered
that $40 were missing from his trunk
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
CogsweII-Peterson.

HURON, S. D., July 26.-(special.)-
Thursday evening Orlando c. Cogswell, a
we'll known Chicago q Northwestern rail-
way employe. and Miss Anna M. Peterson,
both Of this city. were married by Rev.
r. A. Vanderlas OF the Presbyterian church.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

The funeral obituary. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Speed. will be held today at
Interment will be at Forest Lawn. The
funeral at the house will be private.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27

reserve. from 1882. ss1 to S2s3, 1856; individ-
ual deposits. from 3d. AGO. 4s to S2.47o,54s.
The comptroller has extended the cor
porate existence OF the Merchants Ma
tional bank Of Omaha until the close Of
business on July 20, 1922.
h United States National bank Of
Omaha has been approved as reserve agent
for the First National bank OF Humphrey.
Neb.
Francis q. Craven has been appointed
clerk In the postofiee at Mason City, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
BrIan In Conneeticat.

MERIDEN, Conn. July 26.-William
Jennings Bryan arrived here today from
throp he delivered an address at Hanover
park.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
HOod'S ~IarsQpQriLLQ

Acts with the most direct. beneficial effect
on ths kldnsys. n contains. the best and
safest substances for correcting and t0ning
these oFgans.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
Marriage $.

licenses we're issued Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-27
D~ragged.D own
Feeling
In the loins.
Nervousness, undressing sleep, dsspOn-
. doing something.

II Is time you were doing something.
The Kidneys were ancienViy called h
reins-in your case they are holding the
reino and driving you into serious troublos