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Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
CROSS A BlACKEyED MASS
Business Portion Of Ksb-EEkE TVvn
obhts1ssd by TEnsh
FIRE PROBABLY WORK or NctNDAEY
Msny B~uslne-s Houses sink before
Terrible ConhaErstion ane Joss
10 Thirty Thousand Donsrs,
with one-Third Insurance.

GROSS, Neb., April 3O-tspeciEl Tele-
grBm-l-Tbs business portion Of this town
vHE oblitsrhteo by FIRE. probably % tncsD-
diary origin, which started In the rear q
KorabH saloon al ~ O'Clock last night.
never oeHsinE IN fury until the work Of DE-
structiun was oomplsts. The combined sf-
forte 81 the citizens against the awful con
migration vas Of no HvHn and building
after building melted before the roaring
flames.
This place was a thriving town. In spite
Of itE having been left out uf direct rail
road Communication. but II viii probably
not riss from thu body blow
The following are the losses. VhinS
amount 10 nearly Sse.ooO. with but one
third % that amount Of insurance: MAJ
uelluE restaurant. bowling alley, KorAbI
saloon, Sellers harness shop. RiHir'E EeD-
srsl STORE. N. Z. Smith 4 Co. general msr-
~chAndise; GroaE Hardware and Furnitur'
company; 3 p Gross, general merchandise
Bsnk % Gross and simmE barn
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
PRINCESS GOES TO PRISON
ouuviUtsd uf FurEIng Notes PurPorttng 70
Gary Cecil RbO6st' siEnEturS
SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IN hn
Artorney GeserHl Admonfrhes Sury
AEatpst TeleGuns ~ WIniam 7.
stead. whom We
I'm severe Terms

CAFETowN. April sO-PrtnoesE RBdzi-
viii, who has been or trial here bsfure the
supreme uourt on the charge Of forgery IN
connection with notes purportinG 10 have
been endorsed by the late Cecil Rhodes,
was sentenced to-day 10 two yeSu oouhne-
msni IN The house o. correction.
The attorney general MADE q long al
oress. In which be cautioned the jury
EEEinsf being myBtthso by kilograms from
'ThAre-hrGinee individuals Ike William 7.
Stead Gno Others and alleged incriminHt-
Ing documents. which ve-s merely the or
dtnAry armament Of q biSofmEiis-."
Continuing. be said:
"NOthiEr cculs be zsre grosE and treHch-
srouE than the prisoners behb viur through
out
he appealed 10 The jury TO arrive a. q
verdict on the evidence which would nd
society. temporarily 81 least "of 9 cruel
and dangerous woman"
No ReAectipn On MrN. ehultr
Summing VI. the chief justic, sEie thers
vRs not a suggestion throughout the CORE
spoDoenus that MrS. Schultz hsd given the
prisoner the bills AZ alleged This vas i'm
portupt. he said. because II The Jury foune
the accused had received The bills tbsy
must tRcuuit her. but II satisfied she had
used frBuoulsntiy the name o. the late
Cecil Rhodes. they must convict her. This
contention Of the defense that po one had
suffered In consequence Of the forEeries he
declared 10 he untsnGble. Re cautioned the
jury 10 disregard the prisoners noble birth
and GBtecedentt and 70 decide the case &C.
oordinE 10 strict justice
After a brief retirement the jury brought
in 3 verdict Of guilty On all The counts
against hsr.
The chief justice then addressed tbs
prisoner impre@ively. He referred 10 be'
birth. her education and her position il
society. He oeploreo the two DARK features
Of her case, namely. The attempts 10 in.
criminHts the innocent Mrs. Schultz ant
the bribinE Of q boy in The enploy Of The
postofnos - forge q date line on the al
legged ChblsgrGn from p. A HGvkEley.
In HUDse Of Correction.
Owing 70 her delicate health. the chic
justice said she would not have 70 perform
hard labor. but that she would be uonhnsr
for two years in the house OF correction
or any other place the governor wa
pleased 10 appoint.
The prisoner bowed her head and re
ceiveo her sentence calmly.
Counsel for The defense. In addressing thu
jury, Denied fraudulent intention on the par
Of his client and dwelt upon the unrsvesle,
mysteries behind the case. Re appealed u
the jury on the ground that nobody hat
suffered by the frauds and sHio that q yer
dict Of guilty would be equivalent 10 hang
Ing the princess TO the nearest tree, fo
then every door in Europe would in the fur
ture be closed TO her.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
HEART WITH LEAD
Farmer Wear OHcesla. Eeh- Does self
Destruction with
sbOtEun-

osCBOLA. Neb-. April sb-(special Tel.
eEran-)-E L CbenUvith. & young farmer
living about two miles from Town. com
mitteo suicide Al 3 O'Clock this morning by
shooting himself through the heart with Q
shotgun. dying instantly.
The suicide occurred near the home Of
the deceased. Cbsnovith had gotten VI
and, taking his gun. started down the road.
HIS wife arose BOOB after and noticed The
gun gone. She sent thsir little SOD after
his father and the boy found the body Of
his parent a few minutes later. The reason
given why C~henDwith committed the deed
is that lately be mas been greatly troubled
with Insomnia. BE was q member % ths
Independent order OF ODD Fellow ant
Modern Wcodmen Of America he leaves
besides his wife Ene chnd. a boy Of 10 yssrK
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
10 DEMAND HIGHER WAGES
LinDoln Unions AEssn oEpitAl City Scale
Below Surrounding Cities
pFtcT 10 EEsTRTt DIFFERENCES
Bors-thfef KNEE ~ shernsn cpuntv
Poss- tsentia.a ~ nee Postee
as ned MAJ from OKLA
bona
Frun . sian corrsspun8eniJ

LINCOLN. April sB-tspeciA Labor
leaders 81 tina city have been uuierly 81
Nuork several weeks on q plan 70 raise the
wage scale o. various building and other
trades TIE different labor organizations
are bstng made stronger. new unions are
being fUrmeo and through the Central
Labor union the vorkingnsn % the trades
are being brought together for cuDcsn-
trR1eo action. They have no hostile inteD-
tionH. but hope 70 secure the desired in
crease IN pay through arbitration with the
employers.
u ts asserted By the leaders IN the move
merit that wages paid IN this city are far
below thoae Of Otber cities Of Lipcplr .
sire. Comparison Win scales N omEhb
shows Al average discrepancy Of almost
uDe-thiro. The following statement. com
piled BY The deputy labor commissioned
shows the vHres and hour Of employ
msnt Of carpenter. painters, hod carriers
and horss Ehoerb in Omaha and Lincoln:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
YOUNG BOY DRAGGED TO DEATH
halter FASTENED Around His Body
when Horse Runs Away Near
Bradshaw.

BRADSHAW. Neh.. April sn-CspeciAlD -
Al an early hour this morning the l2-year-
old son Of Charles seun, living Eve miles
northwest Of this town, while watering a
horse, met with 3 friEhtfui death.
The boy had the halter fastened about
his body. The horse became frightened and
ran and the rope frightened. The boy was
dragged several rodE. when his older brother
came 10 his assistance. He was yet alive
whsn released from the rope. hui before
medical aid could reach him he died.
he was covered with russes from head 10
foot and q puncture In the skull just bark
and above the left ear is supposed 70 have
caused death.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01

god ns6irtns f0s e1ne-Li vs4knesA ! have
found h the bet ] eVef trisS Tor temAlE
V1AEneA IBuiezsS Tor several ysa1 with
irregular and pGinfd mEnEruAfioa and EGs
very mach run agNn IN strEngfh and b.
eams tina. My sister HSvlss1 ma 70 throw
away thE 6actouf msai-inz, claiming that
thry Wen oalY expertmentinE a. best. ans
&c tzke thE ssznsdy Wshih had Away stood
ths teE-Wins Of CanduL Shs ehsersS ma
- and ] EAasS N UzinE n viii high hopa
q peSsc4 rE-ovey. Sd ehE ne6ieinE DID
sven hrfiz thEs leEpsasA Tor n kS thar
Ex wszu ] Wa essss And kEk heas thAn J
hAs Tor YsEn"
Menstrual suffering 10 hEbls 70 ErsAnk .
wuuEn Al any time A slight ooid may
hiring il on and women should have on
hand . bottle Of Wine 0f CErdui, the med
cine winch cured Mrs. Butler 80 quickly
and efsc1uGIly Wine Of CEraUi tonsi
AZ the system and gives perfect health 4
the rEa&m0lbH N ksr dsclIAIng yeEa Z,
the noehcE enaonp4Ased b. the ho1sehot
aEasA Rs<rilg rs enEngs q In and 4
ne zEidM lla eutsrlnE wu1A1hoO1 NIa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
HYMENEkL.
Perkins-HBntiAroB

San FRANCISCO, April sO.-Ths Wedding
Of Misc Carrie Huntington, daughter Of Il.
Z. Huntington. and Gilbert Brooke Perkins
Of New York was Bolemntzeo At Trinity
rhurch today. Rev. c. Il. Brent, bishop Of
the Philippines, assisted by Rev. =. ".
Clsmpett. rector Of Trinity church. per-
formed the
The wedding Was one Of the social events
Of the season and Trinity church war
crowded with the friends OF the bride and
groom. The groom WIS attended by How
ard Z. Huntington. the only brother Of the
bride. A wedding breakfast, for which 3Dt
Invitations had been issued, WIS served Al
the Huntington residence Immediately after
the ceremony
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
SALOONS MUST STAY CLOSED
Await Decision Of Renonstrstors' APP
Peals and but TIVE Are
Grante Licenses.

BEATRICE. Neb-. April sD-(specisl Tel
eErEm Pour % the Bis rsmonEtrSncs
cases FLED against saloon keepers here were
heard by the city council today. In each
case the rsmonstrEnces were overruleo and
the applicants. Msssrs. T Z. Cook, Arthur
BstournBy. Paddock Hotel company Bps
Byron BrBtt were granted licenses.
Tbs stforneyE for the remonstrstorr Bp-
psEled the case Of the last two named to
the district cou7 and consequently tbsif
saloons will be closed until the appeals
are decided.
The council met tonight 70 bear the re-
monstrGncsE against Emanuel schenbeck
And Joe johnson. but the hearing was con
tinued until Wednesday nj 3 4 n. No Ep-
peAlE we're FLED against Cnnt and Retournay
30 they took put their licenses tonight Foi
a while al least only two saloons will n,
IN operation here
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
InceBdiHry Blaze st Lynch.

LYNCH, Nsh., April s0-CspeciGl Two
fires Of incendiEry origin within zen hours
have created much excitement here. 4
80 Monday night .. s. Miller Evoke 10
ind his building on FIRE. Quick work sz-
ttnEuishso the blaze with but little lam
age. Hay, cobE and boards had been piled
against q corner Of the structure. saturated
= ith oil and ignited. The previous nnrnfnr
4 fire Of similar origin was discovered be-
hind BdwErd 4 Brbdfo-d's hHroWEre store
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
Tr-spssser, Must R-ct,fy Intrusion..

FREMONT, Neh.. April sO-CspeciIl) -
Al the regular meeting Of the city council
last evening liquor licenses were granted
for twelve saloons and four drug stores.
The report Of the water commissioner
showed that the city water plant had paid
all expenses and left 4 good profit. An Or
dinEnee was passed requiring the removal
Of all bGrnE. houses. fences and building
which encroach Oh any street or Eiley. A
large humber Of people have built barns
on alleys and erected fences over The line
n their lots, and Al ordinance Of this
character was badly needed
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
ODD Fenswshsp Celebrated.

SUPERIOR, Nsh,, April 3O-(speciEl)-
The eiEhty-third anniversary OF ODD Eel
lowEhip wHs celebrated here Monday. In
the afternoon there was 4 parade OF ODD
Fellows, headed by the Superior band. Al
the Methodist chsrch Captain {. Z. Adams
and Rev. L. C. Brown delivered appropriate
addresses. In The evening a banquet vRf
served n the Methodist church. A number
Of visiting members we're present from the
surrounding towns.
HUMBOLDT. Nsb.. April 9D-(speciGl
The ODD Fellows and RebekahB Of this
city celebrated Monday evening the eighty
third anniversary Of Odd Fellowship al
their hall. A fine program VA rendered
by the members. n the olose u which &
very elaborate supper was served.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb,. Aprn So.-Csps-
riHl)-Ths city council mes IN regular See
Eton Monday night and granted twelve ga
loon licenses The question o. granting
druggist permits va brought W and
turned down They have been In the habit
o. paying SIS per Enpun for The privilege.
and The council concluded that that Was
not enough. Today The CHEZ % police
notified al druggists that the permit would
be ErEntec upon pzymsut OF S2Oa.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
sidney T-Ierr.Ph change. HaBSa.

SIDNEY. Neh- April S0-CspeciEll-A
neVspEDer change took place here this
week. Charles Callahan disposinE Of the
Telegraph 10 Pred A GHpen. who Win be
ne editor and publisher in the future. M.
GGpen hbf been the local editor OF the
pspef for the last four years M. Gala
han viii ohciEts n cashier IN The newly
organised First National hGnk Of this city.
The Telegraph 10 one o. the oldest rspub-
lcGn papers n western Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01

al ia mystery and unried danger. We
make this statement on the strength Of
1000 other letters besides Mrs Buffers
which are before Us. Thousands on wamen
discarded experimenting doctors fur
the certain cure Wine Of CErdui brings.
If you ARE suffering snd you take Wine Of
CErdui you need nut fear that the pure
Wine winch has relieved over q million
women Is Al experiment This greet
remedy has long passed that stare. Mrs..
Butler found that out when she be-Hu tar
ing the Wine. Her nigh hopes q per
feet recovery were more than realized. she
saws in her enthusiasm. II fact, no state
neut IL too strong for ber 10 use IN praise
q = medicine that 80 promptly relieved her
from such suffering a. = protuRctsa case Of
painful n~snstruGuon brought II you are
n need Of ADVICE write 70 The Lk6lst AZ
vls1ry Department, The Chattanooga Md
acme Co, Chattanooga, Tenn. Describe
your u0utis A. clearly a. you car and =
oonhdsutlA response WI be sent y1u ~
return mai But rsha is offered % yuz
toaEy. l0u Eh11ld g 10 your druggia
today 4 y0u Ers suffering EaS 81 a botls
u M a C4rdu AuGrgviss 81 ul0
borris a Vine q cEEdL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
To IN. worth Pol. ~ nanoon.

During the pEs; few years many attempts
have been mAoe 70 reach the North Pole BY
ship, but on account Of the ice have all
been failures. II woulo seem. therefore
that the only way TO reach the coveted
spot iE by the balloon. There is also but
one way 20 obtain good health for those
who suffer from Indigestion, dyspepsia, con-
stipstiop OF liver and kidney troubles and
that ls ny using HostsrteyB Stomach Bit
tsrs. Don't fail 10 try IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01

FARNAM, Neh-. April so.-(specisl)-
The farmers in this section Of the county
are much annoyed and dismsysd because
Of The oepredstionE or rRvRges Of u worm
Specimens Of II have been sent 10 Prof.
Bruner Of the University Of Nebraska, who
pr~unouncsE It 4 species Of army worm"
Quite large areas OF winter wheat and rye
have been ruined. The worms multiply In
numbers very rapidly. Although the
weather and soil are favorable. farmers
are delaying corn planting for fear Of the
worm. Never has the soil been IN better
condition OF the season more favorable
for q crop than now.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01

THE woman who receives the real nom
Age Of the world in not the enc whose
u beEuty, diamonds and silks shIne the
briThsest N ball rooms, but she whose
wealth il bright eyes, q oleEr complexion,
tireless energy, Al KfscnonEss nature n
swsst disposition Il Is wumAn whose
health makes her ht for al the duties Of
Life who is nsedsd in the world todHy.
her personality Is reflected by her vel
ordered hons. Der vel trained and vel
cE-rd for children. And she IL 0hen .
blessing 10 her community by the interest
uhs tAk1s in the popular movements In
charity. in the church and IN Other useful
organisations. Paint and fine HPpGrel may
r.store 4 semblxnos OF health 70 the tAce
suErred by suffering, but nothing bui
health Itself can restore the oomsiy wife, the
energetic mother u me woman that makes
hsrssf felt in her community Wine Of
Cardui Is the medicine that Is giving TINS
nBd d rsA health 70 suffering women 70
DAY.
Mn ". I Butte, VINO Lives n No.
1925 BELIEVER Avenue. Kansas City. No
a . WomHn VINO Wa At Invalid for YEAR
bu; nov Wine Of C4rdu hEs restored hea
health and Ebs IL not only better Abls 4
cav for Der nome and discharge her h0n'
duties. PIT shs taxes Al active interest II
hsr husband wu-E. sbs 10 a Senlol
Sister and GuKrd ID Foots Di1nn No a.
q ths Oraer q Railway C~undnetorN il
thS position sas Discharges hH duties Kns
u rss7scts5 and esteemed By men an
women EEks In teIing q NJ C|s b
Wins Il CErdl. shs Hsy
~v.E4 Wa a C4rSa = ns asuR
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
Valparaiso Pastor HA. southern Gall

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. April So.-(special
Telegram Rev. W L Harris Of VAlpS-
raise. Neb.. win succeed Rev. William Bur-
leigh rs pastor uf the Christian church in
Bristol. Rev. Brrlsigt recently resigned TO
accept the passionate Of the Christian church
~ Hartman. The COMMITTEES 70 secure q
pastor advertised IN the papers that q pas-
tor was wanted and received : number Of
replies and IN Ibis way the new pastor was
secured. M. Harris In 50 years OF age and
married. He win take charge OF the work
June J. Bristol has 4 population Of u. 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01

TABLE ROCK Nsh,, April sO-CspecinL)
The golden wedding anniversary Of M.
and Mrs Charles Y. Dimur Wa celebrated
here MONDAY, A reception Was given AZ
their house 10 ever 100 EueEta. Ny. and Mn.
Dtnon have lived here for forry-hve years
couing here IN 49, from PsunFyirEuiA Ths
Wedding a 81 which were placed siEht
y Eolo pieces vas presented 70 the Essc
couple M Dim0r Is 70 years old and
hE wife Is
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01

cuurt VII Be uusshsd Tbs rsmunStrSnos
against he cumpsnF duinI business in The
EtBts vii likewise be ~vtthdrBvn.
The State Busro q BsSith met tonirht 20
consider The case % d. Whiting q ArtsIl
vbo he charged with SANDER, but a. he r.
guest Of Ettorn-yt for both sides q con
ttuuEncs vrsf granted Until the July msei-
tnr
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01

HARRISBURG, Nsh.. April 3O-CspeciHl
Telegram D-DiEtriot cuur1 convened here
yesterday, with Judge Il. NJ. Grimes on he
bench. Ftfty-hve cases were oocketed,
most Of which we're foreclosures and con-
hrmHtiOnB. The only criminal case, b
Of the state against J. Z. snidov for as
sBult With intent TO commit murder. Wa
rsmRnoed 10 the lower court OF echnicG
grounds. About all OF the cases docketeo
were disposed Of and court adjourned to-
Gay al noon. Visiting Rttorpeyt were
Messrs. r. A Wright and Ed Mann Of
GerinE and J. BosglEnd Of North Platte.
The preliminary bearing Of M. Tount on
complaint Of p. NJ Troy, charged with
horse stealing occurs tomorrow before Levi
schooley, county Judge.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
Il. Att,na L~rrirrtTI- o.rrrrttcr.

BEATRICE. Neh-. April W.-Cspecili
Telegram AT the district convention q
the Knights and Ladies 81 Security held
bsrt to-day Charles AcCou q Bestrius vas
elected q delegate 20 attend the grant lodge
meeting which 10 10 BE held In Louisville,
Ky. June II next.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
F0rbes-FerrHs0n

Clifford ". Furbe4 and Alice s. Ferguson
were married Al Q O'clock Tuesday evening
nj the residence Of the brides parents,
Judge and Mn. A. ~. Ferguson, 22SD North
EiEhteeDth street. Rev. John Williams Of
81. BIrnLbAE church ufhciHted. Ny. Forbes
10 county Assessor for the Fourth ward and
a b-otber-tD-lBv Of Councilman ". 3.
NhitebOrn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
Her Sons L4fe Saw ed by ChanberIaln'
CeIte, ChOIera and DtsrrbOeA
Remedy.

"A peiEhbor ran in with "A bottle o;
Chamberlain Colie, Cholera and DiErrhoeI
Remedy when my son wRE suffering with
severe cramps and wAs given up AZ beyond
hope by my regular physician. who stEndI
high in his profession After administering
three ooses Of II my Bop reGAineo con
sciouHncss and recovered entirely within
twenty-four hours. sEyE Nh. MARY HEUsi
Of Mount Crawford. Va
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01

BEATRICE. Nsh.. Ap-H SO.-Cspscisi -
II the ease o. FrEnk H Parker against l.
c. Parker and 0tberH, II which the plht1tir
sought 70 set aside utles 20 reGl estate.
Judge stull found for the defendant, L
c PSrksr. sDe taxed the costs against The
plaintiff. PrEnk r. FE-ksr.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
Funeral of Sol smith Russell.

WASHINGTON, April SA-Funeral serv
ices uver the remains Of Sol smith Rus
sell, the actor, were held this afternoo,
RuRsell't brother-in-law and lifelong friend
Rev. Or. Perry of ST. Andrews EptEcD
pAl church. ofhCiafed- The remains werT
Inferred in Rock Creek cemetery. TIT
floral offerings were numerous and beau
ttfui.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
Ssrs County mortgage Record.

BEATRICE. Neb. April s0-CspeciEl
Telegram -Fo1UvfnE IL The mortgage re-
po-t for Gage county for the month Of April,
1909: Pam mortgages fled. q; farm mort
CAGES released. 50. amount ts2 sac; city
mortgages lied. rs, amount. 81. Oss. city
mortgages recessed, 2; amount Ss.7OO.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
WEses IN Omaha
wages In Lincoln.

The wuTEdngDsn o. the build 9 and
Ytbsr rA6ss DO not intend 70 ask o. Demand
anything unreasonable" said one Of the
labor lsaderb. The wages paid are prob
Ably commensurate with the amount re-
revived ny the employers, but the fact re-
mains that they are far below the standard
for cities Of the size Of Lincoln.
NO. we're not thinking Of q strike. II
-s acr e sacu-s an advance in the scales
through arbitration or cooperation. we
cant secure II al all. We want the en-
plUyert 10 raise their prices and linen give
M a raise. In that way the employers VII
not lose anything, while the wage workers
viii be getting better pay"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
Banrt Fenrtrates Boy.s H.nd.

BEATRICE. Neh-. April Especial -
While playing with 4 ~22-cbliber revolver
Charles Mann. the 1D-yeEr-old son Of VII
liam Mann. vRs accidentally sbv through
the palm q the left hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
Sergeant werner Hon. Again.

BEATRICE. Nsh.. April a-CspeciGl)-
Sergeant william wsrns- q the Eightserth
United States infantry. Who has been in
the Philippines for the last three ysErz, ar
rived home 70 WHIT IN the CITY with his
pErentE. Mr.. and Mr.. G. c. Werner.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
I've Divorces. Granted At O.e-oIH-

osCEoLA. Nsb. April Bo|spsclL)-
The April term Of the district pour COZ
yeDeo bere Tuesday morning and AFTER q
fur hour session. adjourned until the lat
ter psr Of NAY Juds% Cool granted I've
divorces. one 70 Sulsmon and May Z.
Parsley and the other 10 Prank Z and An
EustA z JEntnE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01

The deuel. County Telephone COMPANY Of
ShHppell has filed articles of Incorporation.
rhs stock OF the company IL limited 20
1000 End It's inrorporEtort are 2. z Fish.
T. r. Rouosbush. p. G. LAsels. p H. Barber
tnd John ONefn.
The victor White nompHny Of Omaha has
llRo Incorporated The stock IL flOO. GOO.
and Its ipcorpurEtort are Victor White. c.
=. Dietz and Gould DietL.
Treasurer stnafer has issued a call for
ItEts warrants Registered from 7H.Ess te
D.B52. RgEreEEttng 5000 They viii be
payable NAY }
All state ofhces were closed this afternoon
In respect 10 J Sterling Morton. State on
ciEls and citizens left for Nebraska City
this morning 10 attend the funeral and rS-
turned early touiEht.
Chief DGnahns Of Omaha has notified tbs
Lincoln police thai he VIII pay S25 reward
f1r the ~EpprehenHion Of Andrew HaaA. a
eEttlemEn missing from home and Last seen
IN Ldnholn. Tbs ofheerB herr looked for
Haas TO-DAY and failed 70 locate him He
Is supposed 70 bs oemautsd
ThemHa Ryan has sstDed hts dispufs
over . salary claim win the bankers Union
of Omaha Of which Dr.. 4 c. spinHey is
an eKecutivs unoer and the case N district
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-01
Mts. KesIy Takes Charge.

HASTINGS. Neh. April so-Cspeci1lp-
Mrs NAEEle Kesly vent 10 Milford. Seh-.
today 20 begin upon Der new outies ar su-
pertDtenoent Of the Home q the FriendlesE
NJ that place.