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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
BALK AT The CAPE.
London Greatly Disturbed Over the
Present Loyalist Movement.
CONSTITUTIONAL REPEAL
Endorsed by Leading Conservative
Newspapers Ia London.
LIBERALS DENOUNcE THE PLAN.
SAY Il Is Calculated to ALLEVIATE the
Afrkanders.
MAY POSSIBLY BE A BRITISH PLAN
10 Repeal Present Constitution in Order
to Secure Redistribution and There
by a British Majority.
MAY POSSIBLY BE A BRITISH PLAN

kSpSClhl 10 Inc FnSti
Loudon, May 81 Intense anxiety fte-
wallis In many quarters on accornt OF thd
loyalst movement In Cape Colony In IA.
,or of the formal repeal OF the constlin'
tlon, The feeling has become ucutc ON &C.
count of the open Endorsement OF the pro
pcsal bv the Empire Review, the Times
aud other conservative organs. Llherai
statesman and newspapers dcuouLSa tho
suggestion as hostile to British constjtu.
tional principles and calculated to complete
the alienation Of the Afrikandcrs.
The Times goes the length this morning
of advocating that Cape Colony be pre-.
vented from rcsumng self government un.
tl the federation OF South Africa has been
effected and the Federal authority hrmly
established.
Mr. j a, GRAF. an Afrlkander member
of the Cape parliament, who is now In Lon
don, stated to the Daily News corresponds
ont this morning that the real purpose of
the movement is to attempt TO secure tho
repeal of the constitution In order TO bring
in a redistribution bill converting the Brit
ish minority into n majority. MIR. GRAF re.
CARDS the movement as nnught with tim
eravcst peril TO the pence Of Eugland's old
est South African colony.
The Beers IN London pronounce the pro-
posal n scheme to accomplish the ascend.
ancy OF tho British race regardless OF politi-
cal Justice and predict that II carried out
Il win UNNECESSARILY deepen the difficulties
Of the empire In South Africa,
The conservatives deuy that they ara
seeking race ascendancy and argue. that In
the present foyerlsh and chaotic state OF
Cape politics It would be midsummer mad
ness 10 permit the reessembling OF the ar
bitrarily suspended parliament.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
LONDON SEES DOVE
Peace Signs Have Caused General
Plans for Celebration.
The FACT ANNOUNCED.
All England Would Devote Monday
10 RejoiciugS.
"MAFERING DAY" WAS REPEATED.
Conveys an Idea of the Wild JubaaiiOn
id London.
NO THORN IN KING EDWARDS CROWN
# Peace Is Arranged Before His Corona
ton--Every Seat in tho House Of
Commons Bespoken.
'MAFEKlNG DAY" WAS REPEATED.
Conveys an Idea of the Wild Jubaaiion
id London.
10 THORN IN KING EDWARDS CROWN

London May 3i.-lf a DEFINITE announce.
ment Of peace in South Africa Is made on
Monday, as expected, that uight will bid
fair to rival the celebration which occurred
when the relief Of Matching was officially
announced in May, 1900. throughout Lon.
don arrangements have already been made
for numerous peace duncrs, The arts
tocracy will "Mafhck~ on small scale
and doubtless the denlsens OF Whitcchapel
,and the various East End quarters Will in
wade the Strand and other thoroughfares
with their Wild exutatlon.
For Monday afternoon every scat In the
house OF commons Is already pre-empted
II the statement of the-government leader
A. j. Bnlfour. comes MP to expectations
little win be done In the United Kingdom
that day, except to cSnlt over the end
OF the war that has tried the spirit OF the
nation 20 Its uttermost.
Already the wiscacres are saying that
LORD Kitchener will be made an earl ana
receive he thanks Of parliament accom-.
panied by substantial grant OF money.
u
one OF the most curious features Of the
war is the remarkable way In which Lord
Kitchener has decpepsd the nwesome re
spcct, akin to fear, With which the British
nation regards him .ud his inconic re-
ports. and his utterly independent presecu-
ton Of the campaign IN south Africa has
heightened hIs miIltes repatstion 70 such
an extent that he 6,SN c,uaNy become n
god to the average man In the street. We,
he is universally admitted to have next
10 nothing In common With his countrymen
or their government. AS Lord Kitchener'S
star has assembled 80 has Lord Roberts
declined. The general optimism Of the old
fighter. who is now commander In chief
CRATES so bitterly on a people severely over
taxed for the war which Lord Roberts Sc
long ago declared finished. that the sponta
noous popularity which made him the here
of tho jubilee procession could never be
repeated at the coronation. Indeed, u Is
more likely TO be transformed into a hos
tile demonstration In which General Bull
ers name may be greeted with cheers,
However peace Is undoubtedly the ques
ton Of the hour and Lord Kitchener al
once the man Of the moment, Lord Milnei
may or may not hHe played an important
part in the peace negotiations. but popula
and political opinion has assigned TO tho
e1-sirdar Of tho Egyptian forces, the bring
| Ing about OF the present negotiations. Th
| feeling is by no means confined to out
| slders. Great financial magnates, wbost
| information regarding the conditions II
| South Africa has often been better thar
the governments, and whose interests ther,
are almost as great as the empires. dc
| clare that Lord Kitchener is the savior
! OF his country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
THAT SPEECH
General Comment on the Presi=
dents Effort at Arlington.
SncclAl 70 Tho postN

Washington OF
has
land
tacts In the o
o ms king 1t
1t pointed
personal anon
for the presidents Of
occasion which
TO hear him.
in which number old
n o the
Philippine campaign he calmly admitted that cruees had
s
ou his
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
New Rice Min al Iowa Junction.

Lake Charles. La, May 31.-A new rice
mill has been begun at Iowa Junction by
Paul W. Daniels, an extensive rice planter.
The mill will have about 800 barrel ca
pacity daily and the attempt VIII be maze
Ia handle rice in bulk Instead OF In pockets,
az is now the practice Mr. Daniels ex-
pertinent u being watched with much IN
texest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
German Wine Crop Damaged.
(speclal TO The Post.)

Berlin. May 31.-Two-thrds OF the Ger
man wine crop has been ruined by the ex-
cessive cold weather in May. Reports from
the Rhine. Moselle and Saar districts state
tnat growers have abandoned hope aud
count on only onc-third,o of the average yield.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
rEsT CASE TO BE MADE.

Members Of a Social CIup NC % 30
Prosecuted.
Plano. Texas May 3L-It Is understood
upon of6cial authority that about forty
members Of tho social club ia Plano will
be arrested Monday or TUESDAY. as It ia
alleged that the club served beer to Its
own members in their private rooms. The
case VIII be holly contested and VIII be
test case. Il is not charged they sold the
beer. but simply served Il 20 members who
had paid In advance for the same.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
DR.. Sydney j. Smith.

Offices. FOG and POI Levy Building, cor.
Main and Capitol streets OLD phones eS3,
residence LILO Travis street
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

instead Of being specified in the state agree
ment and this idea was discussed today.
The operators, so II Is said. have no objec-
tion to the miners employing professional
shot Arers and paying for them, but will
not consent to the one shot per day rule,
as they say many times a mine will run
short on coal IL depending on only the one
blasting. They insist that the miners are
benefited by two shots, noon and night,
and ought to stand the expense. II IL
thought that some progress will be made
this afternoon and evening, and that the
Joint session OF the miners and operators
Tuesday will be an open one, though It IL
not expected that the shot firing question
or the uniform day wage scale will be set
tied for several days.
New street Car Company Proposed.
An ordinance was introduced in the city
council this morning granting TO the Likes
Improvement company right to the use
OF the streets Of Des Moines for a new
street car company and proposing certain
streets to be used. The company proposes
to give Scent fares. The proposition Is
the outgrowth Of a recent fight in NUM-
cipal affairs for the granting OF a franchise
for an interuTban company to build into
the city from Colfax. This has been OPP
posed by the owners Of the present city
system and now another company has en-
tered the field and asks for a franchise on
the city streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
WATERLOO FIGHTS SPEAKER
Republicans Of That IOwHn City Decide
Upon, Opposing Henderson.
coURTEGHr THEIR STANDARD BtAsER
state Senator Agrees TO Run Against
Speaker, whose Recent Conduct
Toward Men of HE District
IL Criticized.

WATERLOO, Ia, March 2&-(special
Telegram.rHon. G. R. COPYRIGHT OF this
city will be . candidate for the republican
nomination In the Third district for con
gress. This decision was reached after
Conferences Of the leading republicans here
and announcement Is made In the Water
loo Courier today. For the nrst time since
the district was created Speaker David B.
Henderson will have opposition In the con-
gressIOnal convention. The program OF
conventions has always been TO nominate
Henderson unanimously and adopt strong
Mandatory resolutions.
The republicans who have entered Court
rights name are men who hitherto have
been strong workers for Henderson, but
say they have become incensed at his re-
cent treatment Of them and the sentiment
In his letters concerning them. Another
claim they put forth Ia that Dubuque. the
only democratic county. has had the honor
Of furnishing the congressman for twenty
years. COPYRIGHT now represents Black
hawk and Grundy counties in the Iowa
senate and has consented to be a candidate.
He Is an attorney and SO years old. He has
been connected with newspapers In this
district and now holds his first political
once. An active canvass will be imme-
diately begun by his supporters.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
SLEEPING MAN INCINERATED
Supposed Member of Brady Gang
Meets Death in Burning
OIL House.

MASON CITY, Ia, March 24.-ispecial)-
Word was received here Sunday at the d.
vision headquarters Of the Milwaukee that
their oil house had been broken into last
evening at Sanborn, the end OF this diVis-
ion, and that three of the members Of the
Brady gang had met an unexpected and In
one case fatal experience. One man was
burned to death and a second fatally, while
the third escaped, but was apprehended by
the officers this morning.
At first it was thought that the case was
one Of murder and arson, but the man ar
rested declares that the three men were
somewhat intoxicated and went into the oil
house to sleep and that 1t must have caught
FIRE from their pipes.
The oil and coal houses OF the company
we're completely destroyed and one Of the
men incinerated. The second is at the hos
pital, but will probably die. The officers
think that they were all members OF the
Brady gang who have their headquarters at
sanborn and Mason City seemingly at diff
ferent intervals.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
EMINENT MUSICIAN browns
j. H.. Hahn Meets Death at HE COun-
try HSme After Brilliant
Musical Career.

DETROIT, Mich, March 24.-Word was
received here today that J. H. Hahn. director
Of the Detroit Conservatory OF Music and a
musician widely known throughout the
country, had been drowned this morning
at Engleside, his country home at Carey
lake, near Constantine. He left here for
Engleside last Friday on a fishing trip.
Mr.. Hahn vas a composer OF reputation
as we'll as a teacher. He was born in
Philadelphia in 1s47. His musical progress
was such that he played in public at the
age Of I years. At II he assumed charge
Of the musical department OF the Coldwster.
Mich, female seminary, where he remained
8 years. After a course Of study In Eu-
rope he located here in 1872. where he had
remained since. Mr.. Hahn was formerly
president Of the Music Teachers National
association and president Of the Michigan
Teachers association.
Coroner Van Horn OF Three Rivers, when
notined Of the drowning Of Prof. Hahn, i'm
paneled a jury and after an Investigation
Of the affair, the jury returned q verdict
Of accidental drowning. ...
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
CONDUCTORS AND TRAINMEN
Both riders in Session TO Discuss
Railroad Matters of Mutual
Interest.

BURLINGTON. Ia, March 24.-(special
Telegram.)-A joint session Of the general
committee OF the order OF Railway Con-
ductors and the Brotherhood Of Railway
Trainmen opened here today for a weeks
convention. The object is to effect a gen.
eral arrangement OF the relations Of the
orders with the railway company.
This is the first meeting Of the sort In
ten years and there is much to be done,
as many changes have occurred In that
time. 1t is authoritatively stated that there
are no grievances TO be settled. No in
crease in pay will be asked for and no
strike is contemplated. a committee Is to
be appointed 20 confer with the ofhcials
of the railroad company on matters Of mu-
tual interest to both. 1t is the desire or
the railroad men to keep in touch with the
organization for which they work.
The orders are reported to be in excellent
shape. Delegates are present from Iowa,
Illinois, Missouri, Colorado, Wisconsin and
Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
CHoYNSKI LOSES IN ONE ROUND
Knocked Out by Kid Carter After
Landing some Heavy
JoIts.

CHICAGO, March 24.-Kid Carter of
Brooklyn knocked out Joe Choynski In the
first round OF a six-round contest tonight
at the America club.
II was either mans battle up to the final
blow. Choynsk had reached Carriers jaw
with both hands at least twenty times and
had the Brooklynite staggering when the
latter made a desperate lunge with his
right for Choynsk. TIL blow landed In
the pit of C~hoynski's stomach and doubled
him up. Before he could .straighten him
self out Carter chopped him with a right
on the Jaw. Choynski went down. but
came to his feet staggering, barely able to
hold his hands up. Instead Of endeayoring
20 clinch Choynski stood of and began
smuggling. Carter, WING had recuperated
from the terrible beating he had received.
was the stronger and after missing several
desperate swings he finally landed a full
right on Choynski's jaw. The blow had
such force that IL lifted Choynsh clear on
his feet and he went down on the top OF
his head. II was thought for a time that
he had been seriously injured, but with
the assistance of a physician his handlers
brought him 10 his senses, after he had
been unconscious for fully ten minutes. The
round lasted two minutes and thirty-ive
seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
COUNCIL BLUFFS.

the total Of DR.. Refers claim for caring
for smallpox cases t3,0s7. The FIRST bill
was for attending forty-three cases. while
the one presented last night was for eighty
Eve cases, making a total OF 12s cases OF
smallpox cared for by him, according to
bis bills. under his contract with the city
Board OF Health, at s24 a case.
Among the bills was one from Charles
Lunkley for fumigating qusrantined houses
ALI the bills were referred to the commit
tee consisting of Lougee. Lovett and Clark.
This same committee reported that It had
investigated the bills previously referred
to It and that none Of the persons to whom
the supplies had been furnished was able
to pay for them. With the exception Of
one small bill for coal, the bills were recon-
mended to the county supervisors for pay
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
PENSIONS FOR wEsTERN VETERANS
War Survivors Remembered BY this
General Government.

WIZ hNo
General Government.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-(speclal)-
Tho following western pensions have been
granted:
Issue Of March g.:
wSSneta, Is; GeoTHe JeSett. Arlington. q
Z tn'i iii RI EasEp no. isi FcHs. Cole, Gr.t:
John /. Dawson, Ainsworth, .Bi Wesley
Nae; I'll Il. S SslS1nAal <! s sSiilyan, FRetaasb ssTrn S.
Roseann simmons, Beaver City. IS.
iowa origInai-John Eden Davenport.
%%a SaF r1ah e; ai ehsSraRsess '9 Z. Brown s. SalsT Mases:
S$s,SHsi u y fgEsll, 9'ass; 80 {S%ss Davis:
Loyal F. Williams, Soldiers Home, Mar
shslltown, g; William J, Beatty, Nodaway.
tis 0Tfn + nO GdSndi h 81; TSan * W. Te short'
ant; 81; John Miller, Wilton Junction. 3
etc.-James NJ Conrad. Cheyenne, q.
South Dakota: original-Andrev J. Web
ster, Madison, s.
Nebraska: ortginsl-stephen Person.
Horace Vincent. ord, SCI Absolam shanks'
Alma SiflEsS. 6 SSS9o 81 HaG oa.in sfs wido W.
etc.-Minor OF Daniel W. Roe, Omaha, SO;
special accrued March 5, Mary Gun. Luella,
Iowa: OriginaI-rheodore c. Munger,
Cedar Rapids, IS; James w. DsForest, Mus
esune, TTt,ttorstion. %feisss. se ste : ~, n
Musser. Soldiers Home. MarshalltoWn, SO;
Thomas Williams, Lucas. SO; Edward
Hesson, Muscatine, IS; Miles Knapp, Va
rina. t12; William Harmon, Keokuk, tl2.
. South Dakota: Increase. restoration, re-
issue. ete;.Ansu6t FTohmani Madison, q;
Wyoming; Increase, restoration, reissue,
etc.-HarrY q. Sessions. Otto. SO.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
strawboard Plant SOLD.

CEDAR FALLS, Ia, March 24.-(special.)
United States Commissioner George w.
Dupee has hied the deed conveying the
property of the American strawboard COM
pany to Moses lehman Of New York City
for a consideration Of SIS, 900. The property
was sold one year 8 on a mortgage and
bid in for the Union Mill company Of this
city and waterloo. The old building will be
torn down and an ice factory will be started
In its place. Wood q Sons control the ice
interests Of this city and Waterloo without
competition.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
COLLISION ON NORTHWESTERN
Southbound Des MOines Passenger
Train Crashes N I Freight, but
No One Is Hurt.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia. March 24.-(specisl
Telegram. "A head-end collision occurred
on the Northwestern railroad between this
city and Woodstock this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. A Des Moines southbound pas
senger train collided with freight train
No 20. The freight locomotive was de-
molished. The crews jumped and no one
Mas seriously hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
CITY ESTIMATES ITS NEEDS
Council Prepares IN Appropriation ordi-
nance for the Year.
ADOPTION HELD UP BY ALDERMAN BOYER
Police Get only Half of Their EN-
Deeted Increase-streets and Al
Ieys same as Last ~Year-City
Building Needs Repairs.

The city council in committee of the
whole yesterday afternoon approved the APP
preparation ordinance allotting the amounts
deemed suhicient TO maintain the several
departments Of the municipal government
for the fiscal year beginning April 1. In
making the various appropriations the COM
mittee estimated the income Of the general
fund from which the allotments are made
at So 900 for the fiscal year. The 10-mill
levy as provided by law, 1t was figured, will
bring in S35, 900 1t is estimated that the
receipts from licenses, fines and other
sources will make up the other S35, 1000.
The appropriation for the several depart
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
sale OF Territory Line.

GUTHRIE, Okla, March 3L-The sale was
reported here today OF the Eastern Okla
homa line from Ralston to Ripley, Okla.
70 the Missouri. Kansas q Texas. & distance
of SO miles. thus filling in q portion OF the
Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas extension to
Guthrie from CofTeyviiIe, Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
PRINCE SENDS TOKEN TO CHIEF
Prussian Admiral Pays Substantial
Tribute TO Warrington Police
Protection.

WASHINGTON, March 2G.-MaJOr Richard
Sylvester, chief OF police has received
through the German ambassador DR.. Won
Hollcben, a gift from Prince Henry OF
Prussia in recognition Of attentions given
him by the police department during his
visit to Washington. The gift is . silver
cigarette holder studded with miniature
diamonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
Gravel roofing. A. H. Read. SAL Broadway.
Real Estate Transfers.

These transfers were filed yesterday In
the abstract. title and loan once OF J. W.
Squire, 101 Pearl street:
william ]. Mcdonald and Charles II.
Lautz to Mrs. Anna Livingston, lots
10 and IA, block S, Meredith's add to
Avoca, W. 500
County treasurer TO John Graves. lot
Same to II. O.. MCGEE, lot Is block %,
Evans Cd Bridge add, I. d.........,.. 6
J. A. 7. Bates 10 II. d. Chilson, part
mex nwk and part swh nwA Is-76-
~ y; bates same WI L7SO
neg and : 81 rods WI nwk neH i$ 80,
James Boiler and wife to a. w. %"
Crum. ny nwh ~17-75-Ss. ". d.......... 5000
L. NJ. Madsen and wife to Sidney ].
Cornwell, ny swk $3.50, W. d.. 400
Cosgrove' part nWA nwk 2s-Io-4s,
James p. Nicholson and wife et al to
Peter Jensen, nWh nwL and ny
= swh nwA S-77-4S. and sell SEX 81
lanes p S Ha3sen Guardian 10 Pete; $500
Jensen, undiv 2-i5 in same land. cd. 46e
James p. Nicholson and wife to same,
mex mex 4-T7-43 and ny SEX 50. and
swL nWk A-Ts-43, W. d.........,...... 500
Abbie NJ. Walker to w. II. Wood,
lot 5. in 4-lS-44, and accretions. q.c.d. /
WSeis. az acres in ms $50. 70. S'.ai 1000
w. T.. Clancy and wife 20 Monte
VILE and Jane T. Mace. M sex s.
Eugene and William A. Wiinterstien to ~
Cathsrtne. Winterstien, WI SEX 4
Total. fifteen transfers..SSa. 50
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
WESTERNS.
Piatt stays with Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 24.-Pitcher Wiley
Piatt will be with the Chicago American
association team again this year. He will
report here Saturday and be taken by the
club 20 Excelsior Springs. Skopec, the other
ROCK he having signed a Contract with
the southern team.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
TO MANAGE KANSAS CITY YARDS
j. w. HutchIngs, for Years superin-
tendent at Sioux City, Makes
Transfer.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, March 24.-(special Tel
egram.)-J. w. Hutchings, who for twelve
years has been superintendent Of the Sioux
City stock yards. will leave April 1 for Kan
sac City, to take the SUPPLEMENTARY of the
stock yards there.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
Again Victim OF train.

PUEBLO. Colo. March A-Harry z.
Mulnix, former state treasurer OF Colo
RADIO. was severely but not fatally injured
BY q fall on the train while enroute to this
city from Denver Mr.. Mulnix some years
ago lost one leg In a railroad wreck.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
PapsT Makers May strike.

NILES. Mich, March 24.-At a meeting Of
the local Paper Makers union today 1t was
decided to strike II the demands for shorter
hours were not Aeeeded to by the company.
No reply has been received from the on
eials Of the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
N. Y. Plumbing Co.. telophOus $50.
Confronted with Smallpox Bills.

Confronted with Smallpox Bills.
A. the meeting Of the Board Of Health
last night DR.. W. z. Keller presented a
hill for 5000 for medical attendance on
smallpox cases and one for 1880 for vac
eination. The bill for attendance Is In
addition to a former one Of S1.O32. making
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
From RaiIroad omce 70 Bank.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, March FL. r. Mont
gomery. who for several years has been
in charge Of the ear accounting department
Of the St. Joseph & Grand Island railway.
resigned today and will leave for Denver
to become a banker.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
Plumbing and heatns. Bizby q Son

MetEger's restaurant. This week, Deborah
mineral spring carbonated water on the
table free.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25

q
Tonic
most quickly eff
fective thing on
earth for natures
A Perfect
LAXATIVE

house cleaning" time. In the spring it re-
lieves the clogged system of the impurities
which gather from a winters i~naction, pois-
oning the blood and dragging down the
vitality. Its wonderful curative and build
ing powers make it an invaluable remedy
for invalids and for all wasting diseases. 1t
is the standard remedy for stomach, liver
and kidney troubles.
It's simply the life-giving juice of the
grape, combined with fruits and herbs,
natures w curative agents.
ALARoE BOTTLE RoR 81 CENTS.
Muns Lightning Pain Kner Cures VI Ache m paim-rub it on or drink IT, $50
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
KruE Parks rake Two.


The Krug Parks and Westerns played
four. men each on the Gate City alleys last
night and II seemed TO be a hard luck night
KRUJG ARK
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-25
Licenses.

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday 70
the following;
Name and Residence. Are.
Dell Akin, Atkinson,
Luella Boehme, Atkinson, Neb.-........2s
G. =. Hall, Atlantic, la.
Mary A Murcheson, Atlantic, Ia..........N