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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
M'KlNLEY MEMORIAL HALTS
Trustees VIII Not Proceed Further
TIL Full sum t.
Raised.

CANTON. o., Oct. 25.-A meeting Of the
trustees Of the National Mckinley Me-
mortal association was held today in the
onices OF the president, Judge william r.
Day. No detailed statement Of the business
was furnished for publication.
II IL Understood. however. that the trus-
tees are not satisfied TO proceed in any
channel suggesting the expenditure Of the
fund until the full $3.50. 900 has been raised.
as originally contemplated.
IL IL pointed out that. while an amount
approximating that which may be sufhcient
TO build an appropriate memorial has al
ready been accumulated. the money neces-
sary TO maintain the work properly IL as
yet unavailable. The work Of the assocla-
ton Will continue until the needed balance,
which. II IL understood. amounts 10 more
than 100000, is acquired. Plans have been
settled for continuing the work Of soliciting
contributions particularly In those parts Of
the country which have not responded to
the calls for financial aid.
Those In attendance we're: President Day,
Marcus Hanna, A.. II. Bliss Of New York.
A. IL. Reyell Of Chicago. Senator Charles
Fairbanks Of indianapolis, George b. Cor
telyou, secretary to the president: William
McConway Of Pittsburg, Postmaster General
Payne, John O. Milburn OF Buffalo and will
liam A.. Lynch OF Canton.
After luncheon the party was driven to
Mrs. Mckinley residence and made a brief
call on the widow OF the late president.
They were then taken 20 West Lawn ceme-
terry. where a beautiful wreath was laid on
the dead presidents casket.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26

Pain or dull aohs in tho back Ia IN
mistAkabiy evidence Of kidney trouble. u
10 natures timely warning 10 show you
that tho track ~ health IN not clear,
II these danger signals Aro unhooded
more serious results are sure 10 follow
nriahta disease. which In the worst form
Of kidney trouble. may steal upon you.
Tho mild and tho extraordinary effect
of tho world. famous kidney and bladder
remedy. DR., Kilmer's swamp Root II soon
realised. II stands tho hiEhee, for ~
wonderful cures Of the most diatress.ng
eases, A trial will convince ahyone-and
you may have a sample bottle free. by
mail,
Itaekache, uric Acid and URINARY
Troubic.
pnS.onE The msny famous egres OF Swamp.
enc We publish today for the benefit on
our readers aneAkH IN the highest terms
~ the wonlsrful curative properties of
onNTLnMENi When wrote YOU
last March for a sample bottle OF swamp
b~achaehe, rheuma liam and urinary trou.
hls, also excess. ~ uric acid. After try
M, the sample bottle, she bought q large
her 10 much good she bought more, The
erect OF bwampsltoot WA wonderful and
,t urm y, UmmsI,a'r, she has felt no re-
Oct, 1901. n TtIoMAs,
ci Hest H., buffalo. N, Y,
Lame back IL only ono nymptom Of kid.
ney troublesome ~ many. Other aymp.
toms showing that you need Swamp. Root
are, obliged TO pass water often during tho
day aud 20 get up many times NJ night.
Inability 20 hold urine, amarting or lrrlta-
tion In passing, brick dust or sediment In
the urine, oatarrh OF the bladder. uric acid.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26

states at all events could not destroy the
railroad, II In pointed out that Il was evil
IDENTIFY not the intention OF the French. ~
they built the canal, TO dispense with the
railroad,
A TO tho objection hat congress has
authorized n purchase from the new com
pany only aud not from tho llquidRtor. she
opinion Haya' IN view Of the condition OF
tho title the purchase will be from the new
company, and the consent Of tho liuuidator
will be az once y waiver OF rights a. to
property transferred to the new company"
Tho opinion cloHes. For the reasons |
have given | am OF the opinion that tho
United States would receive n good and
valid unincumbored title"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
THINK TRAIN R0BBER CAUGHT
Posse brings Prisoner 20 MissOula
who They Say Held Up NORTH
ern Pacific Train.

BUTTE. Mont, Oct. 25,-Deputy Sheriff
Mccormick arrested a man near Bonita to-
day who is thought to be the bandit who
held up the North Coast limited near Bear
Mouth yesterday and murdered Engineer
Daniel o'Neill.
The man. who In size and general de-
scription answers that OF the robber, gives
the name OF Alfred Hazendoct, and at times
tries TO talk with a German accent, and
again uses plain English.
He Is Of medium stature, with heavy
shoulders, slightly inclined to stoop, and
wore a gray suit and a peculiar little blue
cap, and had two 45-caliber Colts revolt
vers strapped to his person.
lie Acknowledges he was at Gold Greek
the night previous to the holdup and says
he is a tiemSker looking for employment,
and that he was enroute to Missoula when
he passed through Gold Creek.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26

Cedar Rapids. Boone county. one route,
area covered thirty square miles, popuia-
ton served coo. Central City. Msrrick
county. ore additional route. srea thirty
sight square miles. population 40; Lyons.
Burt county. one additional route. area
tbirty-four square miles, population 800;
Madison. Madison county, one additional
route. area tventy-siE square miles. popu-
lation fz5; Pender. Thurston county. one
additional route. area t~wentY-eight square
miles. population 800; Petersburg. Boone
county. two routes. area slJty-two square
miles. population 1000; st. Edward, Boone
county. one route, area tS~enty-eight square
miles, population 500.
The comptroller Of the currency has sp-
proved the First National bank OF Lincoln
~ reserve agent for the Alliance National
bank Of Alliance. Neb.
Iowa postmasters appointed: W. ]. Scott.
Bear Grove. GIthrle county: william q.
Hodge. Hilton, Monroe county; r. W. Bean.
Yorkshire, Harrison county.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
EFFORT TO GUST JOHN HYDE
New York Spectators object 60
statIsticIaa who Does Not Cater
20 Their Convenience.
urrom a stan Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Oct. 2~b,-(Special Tele-
gram)-It Ia said that a determined efort
will be made az the coming session OF con-
gress 10 have John Hyde. the statistieiRn
OF the Agricultural department, relieved
from the work Of preparing the monthly
crop report. This effort will come PRIV
cipally from the speculative interests Of
New York The fault that the grain specu-
lators OF New York ind with Mr.. Hyde
IA that he has refused TO change the hour
Of giylnK out the monthly crop report, For
a decade at least this report has been
given out at the. Agricultural department
on the tenth day OF each month at 4 p, m,
after the exchanges are closed, Mr.. Hyde
has refused TO give out this report at an
earlier hour and his refusal has angered
the New York Produce exchange. the New
York Cotton exchange aud the Chicago
Board Of Trade. Mr., Hyde aces not APP
p~arently feel Al all alarmed. He feels Sc
cure In his position because he has the
endorsement OF his chief, Secretary Wilson,
and also Of agriculturists generally aud the
exchanges In all the leadiRg cities Of the
west aud northwest outside 81 Chicago, Il
IL. hVwaver, reasonably certain that one
result % the proposed asht on Mr., Hyde
viii be 20 draw the attention Of congress
70 the Necessity OF cVhsoAl0AAAnk Nhe eoN
ornmsnt's numerous statistical departments,
The report 81 the special agent OF tho
architects orsce Who recently visited
Pierre, 3 n, to look over the sites offered
in that city Tor a new postorncc, was today
made 10 the acting secretary Of the treas
ury Under the thirty DAYS % graee rule
/ secretary shaw viii not announce is Sc
! lection aatn November &
Rrpe rural delivery routes viii be ostah-
! lshea In Nebraska November 1 as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26

constant headache. dizziness. siespieasness,
hervousnoaH. irregular heart beating. rheu-
ipatism. bioatinG, irritabllity. WORKOUT
feeling. Jack OF ambition, loss Of flesh. sal
low complexion.
n your water when allowed 10 remain
undiHturbod In n glass or bottle for twenty
four hours. forms n sediment or settling
or has a cloudy appearance II In evident
that your kidneys and bladder need i'm.
mediate attention.
In taking Swamp Root you afford natu-
raj help 10 nature. for Swamp Root In tho
most perfect healer and gentle aid 10 tho
kidneys that In known To medical science.
Swamp. Root IN tho great diacovery OF
Dr, Kilmor. the eminent kidney and biAd.
der specialist. Hospitals use Il with won
derful success In both slight and severe
eases, Doctors recommend u 10 their
patients and use Il in their own families,
bocauo they recognize In Swamp.Root the
greatest and most sucoesafui remedy.
n YOU have tho slighteat symptoms OF
kidney or bladder trouble. or n there Ia a
trace Of Il In your family history send at
once 20 nr. Kilmer 4 Co. Dlnghamton,
N, " who will gladly uond you free by
mail Immediately, without cost to you, a
sample bottle Of swamp-Root' and a book
Of wonderful swamp-Root testimonials.
nc sure TO say that ven read this Sener-
Gus oIer In The imaha Sunday Doe.
II you are already convinced that
swRmp-Root Ia what you neod, you can
purchase tho regular nfty-oent and one
dollar ulHe bottles at drug stores every
whore, Don't make any mistake. but
remember tho namo, swamp Root, DR.. Kill
mvr'u swnmp.Root, ana the address, Bling
hamton, N, Y, on avery bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
WYNDHAM IS IN DEEP WATER
Subject of Most Severe C~astigation
of Any of Ireland's Chief
ON Secretaries


Copyright. 1902, by Press Publishing Coz
g., LONDON, Oct. 25.-(New York World Ca
blegram-special Telegram. 1.-THE World
correspondent hears that Irish Secretary
Wyndham, who seems to be drifting into
hopeless dihiculties. is about to appoint
in place Of Sir David Harrel, a new secre-
tsry for ireland, whom he expects to extri-
cate Him from his troubles by settling the
land question.
At present the question OF Irish mis-
government is at a most acute stage, both
In ireland and in the British Parliament.
Prime Minister Balfour supercillously re-
fused to give a single day for discussion
OF the coercion abuses In ireland, unless
the liberal leader, Sir Henry Campbell-Ban-
herman would endorse the Irish demand
The Irish party declined to accept any
Intermediary, and Sir Henry pronounced
Balfour's refusal scandalous.
The Irish party in revenge for Mr.. Bal
tours treatment, has each day raised by
questions the most fragrant scandals Of
Irish Secretary Wyndham's coercion regime.
When the chief secretary has sought to
evade straightforward answer the national
lists have moved adjournment to compel
him, and have subjected him to the Sc
verest castigations any Irish secretary has
ever received.
BY refusing the day TO the Irishmen, all
business OF the session has been upset, the
~iercest antagonisms have been aroused be-
tween the Irishmen and the unionists and
scenes OF extraordinary turbulence and
disorder have been witnessed The Irish
party Is overriding all opposition and at all
risks insisting on its rights.
Mr.. Balfour's action is recognized even
by his own side as a tremendous blunder
and as really an attempt to coerce the
Irish members in Parliament, as we'll as
In ireland. But as he never is so tenacious
as when in the wrong. further trouble is
aAaaI
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
CUT OUT C0L0RED VOTE
North CarOliRa Has Practically
Strack BLACK Mas fr0n
ReEtster.

CHARLOTTE. y c, Oct sA-The regis
tration books for the nrst election In North
Caroline under the constitutional amend
ment for the Acknowledgement Of illitsrate
negroes closed tonight.
Under former laws the oOlOred vote VAS
about so.OO0 this time Il viii probably not
amount 10 6.0UN
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
RAILWAY KEEPS TO FUEL OIL
southern racIac wiz Not Use Coal Ia
spite OF retrOIcum's Draw
hacks.

OAKLAND, Cal, Oct sS.-The published
statements that the southern Pacific In
tends changing hack to coal AZ fuel are
discrcditcd by officials az the West Oak
land yards,
n has been said that oil burns out the
are boxes aud closcs the aues with btu
mipouS deposits, The statement has some
truth IN a. but Il does not Justify the as
errtion hat the present experiment will
DO abandoned,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
HANNA FINDS LIFE TASK
VIII Try 60 Establish Cordial ReIs-
lions Between Labor and
Capital.

CLEVELAND. o.. Oct, Ex-senator Hanna
spoke here tonight, After going into the
question Of the relation OF capital and
labor, much along the lines that he has
followed during the present campaign, he
said;
The best efforts OF my life will be de-
voted 20 the establishment OF a cordial
relationship between capital and labor and
TO the cause OF bringing laboring men to
a higher plane OF citizenship.
/ haV In recent years been so abused
and SO brutality cartcatured hat Il IL no
wonder people do not know me,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
MAY RENoUNCE THE THRONE
AustrIa's Heir Said TO BE willing
20 Give Nephew BETTER
Chance.

VIENNA. Oct, IA newspaper OF Buda
Pest publishes the announcement that
Archduke Franz Ferdinand. the heir pre-
sumptive to the Austro-H Hungarian throne.
has decided to renounce his claim In favor
OF hA nephew, Carl Francis Joseph. Is years
old.
Well Informed persons appear disinolined
to credit the report.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
DIED.

ALLEN-Mrs r. NJ, Notice has been re-
eeiled OF The death % Mrs r. NJ. Allan
OF Ames, Nsb.
REHMER-Herman, October n. lS1s aged
1 year and : months, only son OF Mt, and
Nra. Herman Rehmer, at SS North INen-
N-seVenth street. Omaha
Funeral sunday october - At m,
from residence % J, L~Auuenger, Gi Broad
way. Council HluIA lntement a. FAtrNteS
cemetery, Friends Invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
INCREASE RAILROAD
PA
ChicaEO a Alton Gives All shop MsA
Two Cents an Hour
More.

BLOOMINGTON, III. Oct. sS.-Chioago a
Alton ofhcials notified all shop employees OF
the system today that the request for a
general advance In wages lad been granted.
commencing November 1.
The advance averages ? cents per hour
for each employee and will increase the
monthly payroll fully $40, 900,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
SMALL ARMY FOR PORTO RICO
Reduction Orders WIN Leave Only
About five Hundred
soldiers.

WASHINGTON. oct, gS.-The general or
der for tho reduction Of the army applies
TO tho Porto Rico provisional regiment OF
infantry,
Tho Porto Rice regiment IL composed Of
natives OF that island of1eered by omcors
OF the regular army, with Colonel buchanan
in command, The eject Of the order IL to
reduce tho strength OF the eight companies
composing the regiment TO siSty-hvo en-
listed mon each, making the total strength
$40,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
INDICATIONS OF SEA FIGHT
belief that Colombian and Rebe Gun
boats Have cOme IntO
Collision.

MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Oct. 25.-For sew
eral hours today cannon hring was heard
at sea between Corinto and Brito. Mica
rGEuA, and according TO rumors current
here a battle was fought between the Co.
lombiau cruiser Bogota and the insurgent
gunboAt Padilla,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
TITLE IS GOOD
KnsI Reports o. Legal Status Of Panama
Property and Owners,
SAYS COMPANY CAN LEGALLY SELL ALL
Matter Complicated ny Many Trans
ters, hut Not a. seriously as MiGht
he, Owin1 GO special Laws
France HAS Passed,

wAsHiNoToN, oct. s6.-Attornoy Gen.
erAl Knox hAs decided that II the United
States should purchase the new Panama
canal for $40, 200, 600 n would receive
through the parties IN interest a valid aud
uhlmeumberod tito 20 the property,
The following In n aynopuin OF the opin-
lon,
The principal objections which have been
made IN this country 60 the title resolve
themselves into reasons In support OF the
following propositions
4 That tho new Panama Canal company
has not power 60 sell the canal and railway
That the liauidator OF tho old Panama
canal company has no, power 60 consent
y That the French courts have not power
20 authorize the liQuidator and the new
company, or either % them, tn enter Into
" That at oil events the United states
would take the property as trust fund,
Stockholders, the hondhoidora and the
other creditors OF both companies,
Answers Al Objections,
These objections are discussed aeriatum,
and Mr., KNOX concludes,
l. The new Panama company h quite
solvent and there Ia NO Law f%orhidding Il TO
a Tho stockholders derived from the
partnership agreement ample power to SELL
An they nrOpoeo 10 DC,
when he turned over the asuota To the new
company. stipulated Tor ~ per cent VI the
ssSSsp the seSSerS1 Law T NE p,ra nM,s"s ana I tSs
special act VI tSA concerning the ltauida-
ten ot hls company, he has tut power Co
dispose Ot the eeeeta and consequently u
consent Go the sale % the % per cent Witch
a. a part ~ those assets,
The tribunal 70 tae sylne has approved
aud On appeal hN a hNndholder ~ the old
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
EXPLOSION KILLS TWO MEN
Chicaso a Alton heller Goes M,
wrecks Cars aud Slays
crew.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo, oct, sA-By the
explosion TODAY Of the boiler OF a locomo.
tive on the Chtcago a Alton railroad near
here two men viii die,
Harvey Rhoades, hroman, ot Sm,thvtlle,
Pa, Was Killed,
j. Connolly % slater, No, an engineer,
VAS probably fatally injured and eighteen
cara were wrecked,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
HIMENeAL.
Msa aua vii dwell IA MaAes.

YORK. Neh OCT gA-tSpecisil-Rsrnard
Nelser. q Wahco cltlsea, aud Niles Olive
Norian NJ Stromsenra Nsha Were Uaited Ia
MARRIAGE yesterday They viii make their
future homs Ia WahS@
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
New Ranway IneorPoratea.

sPRINGFIELD. H., Oct. S.-Articles OF
incorporation were hled with the secretary
OF state today by the 81. Louis a East
shore Railroad company. with a capital
stock Of H0O0O. The road Is 20 he con-
structed from East 81. Louis 20 shawnee
town, on the Ohio river.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
GRAND CARNIVAL OF CUT PRICES:
Drugs, Patent Medicines
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY
SALE COMMENCES MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2TSH

our stock of Patent Medicines comprises not only the rapid ceiling and we'll
articles, but thousands. of. medicines, which. have only a limited sale
Es Tdu hitch M 2e a k@oS Sve M m s EsSed a ~ s sO nsnS S TS S a1 aSSaauSS9 FFRsEENcfaTr ' dhsRRI&S
York XMERicASN[ PATENT MEpIGGINEs are qbtaI1sd by US direct from q:
FOuND II ELOMEsT. Write Tor ataogue.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
Trouble ?

To Prove what SWAMPROOT. the Great Kidney and Bladder Remedy
will do for YOU. all eur Readers May Have a Sample Bottle
Sent Free by Mall
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
REGULAR

PONueT ~
The above only shows a few OF the A,
cut ~prices-but cur cut price list compri
81 90 Genuine Peruna, Monday ,.....,.s Is
over cork.
81 90 Matted MIX .....;"".".'",'.''. q
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
A Special Bargain on Dress Goods Counter

should cause a little ripple Of excitement on Monday All wool heavy plids flake
mixed oyets,b eges, wool mixtures, etc., etc, widths ranging from A to Sc inch
prices from 75c to $3.50 per yard, on sahe Monday at 80 cents per yard.
An immensea assortment of black, mixtures and plain cOlorsi in pedestrian sktrng
TO you deIctauon Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-26
A Rare Chance Presented at Silk Counters

All silk faced verets, 10 inches WIDE worth up to S1OO will be sold at % cents per
Cdors cense wme cardinal, straw, turquoise purple, oive,2 or3 shades of brown
for waists collars, bets giHes fronts trimmings an general garnihing
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-07
The DRAMA,

The Ellefords opened at the Orpheum
saturday night to a splendid house.
The opening play was "A Man of Mys-
terry described as a comedy melo-
drama in four acts by Mark Swan It
was rich i'm melOdrama. Some of the
scenes reminded one Of Dickens "Bul
Sykes In the end virtue was reward
ed as it should be, and the villain was
allowed to die all too nercifully at his
own hands by inadvertently taking a
poisoned draught he had prepared for
one of his victims. Most of the scenes
were in the reception room of "Dr.
Herbert Leslie an absent minded
physician, this character being present
ed with good judgment and CapaCityt
by Herbert Y. Shaw, who first came
here three years ago with the Janet
Waldorf company and was afterwards
nominated for delegate to congress
from this territory, though he was not
elected Much Of the comedy i'm the
melodrama was presented in the char
acters of Noah Lott" a negro servant,
and "Ora Jergison," a Swedish house
maid. Albert j. Watson appeared as
Noah Lott and after miraCulOusly
escaping death by poisoning three or
four times, lived to rescue the detective
hero Ned Keen" Miss May Powers,
sister of the villain and i'm love with
Ned Keen" from death i'm the Devil
Kitchen" the home of Meg Burk,' an
old fence a brother of Kate Burk'
known as the widow" Miss c. Wash
ington. one of the victims of Richard
Greenwood" Richard Scott, known as
the Shadow" Other characters in the
play were BILLY Burk," a crook, G. w.
Blair; Tommy, the Mouse" True
Boardman, a pickpOcket; "Milly Nor
ton" Miss Ada Lucas a friend of Flor
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-07

Years ago "a World-famOus naturalist
came To- Boston and delivered course
of lectures before the Lowell institute.
He had been trained I'm his youth as a
clergyman of the church Of England.
He told me that I'm his early life he had
looked upon AN these matters with con-
tempt but had been startled into maxi
ing them a study by some personal ex-
pcrienCe, The result of il was that he
and other friends organizezd a circle
composed of is people. They had sit
tings every week when they were i'm
London, during a period of seven years.
There was no one possessing medium
istic powers i'm this circle at the time
when they began their sittings, but as
they went on pysChiC powers of every
description were developed within the
limits Of their own membership. Among
these 16 are the names of people
known all over the world, and who
would be readily recognized if l should
mention them. 1t would seem like a
chapter out of the Arabian Nights if
1 should detail the things which this
naturalist told me as having occurred
at their sittings.
What 1 have said is only an eXplana-
tory introduction to one little incident
which / wish to detail This natural
1 list himself became an automatic writ
/ er. one member of the circle had a
| brother who was an officer in the army.
| They had talked over these things, and
| the brother had promised that if he
! died first he would try, if possible, to
communicate. This gentleman came
| into the private room of the naturalist
one day and said, Il wish you would
| see if 1 can get any writing" He did
not feel like it,, but as a matter of ac-
| cOmmOdation sat down and took a
paper and pen. Pretty soon his hand
| began to move, made certain meaning
| less scrawls at first, and then began to
string letters together in the form Of
words. AS, however, he looked on
what he had written, it seemed to him
without any meaning. He told me that
! if they were words at all, they were
not words in any language with which
he was acquainted. The friend asked
| him what he obtained and he remark
| ed Carelessly; "Oh nothing. It's nom
sense; at any rate, it has no meaning
| to me" Whereupon, the friend himself
came and looked over the paper, and
started with surprise. He said: Per
| it has all the meaning in the world
! for me-" And then he explained that
| his brother, who at this time was dead,
| had made up certain words out of his
| own head. They were not words in any
| language, but they were arbitrary ar
|rangements of letters which appeared
/ like words. He had given these to his
/ brother, and had said: IF l can ever
come to you l will bring these as a test.
| If do not bring them you need not be-
! lieve it is l." And here the naturalist,
/ in absolute ignorance of these facts,
had reproduced the identical combina-
lions of letters which the officer years
before had made as a proposed test for
his brother.