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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01
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5 Qnleonins af Joreipergiel fra
forifelig Sioe Deorsrenbe aariaser
til at tire at port tibligere Gleber for
Siben ituberer 5eologi beb en- engelits
lutberif praiteitole / Gbicaeo, bill ga,
cultetet freml9gge nogle aenossernin.
ger iamme Gag Debrsrenoe.
De to of bisie Gleber bapbe tilenbe=
brast Stubiet at be to ferite &lasier
I Dor forbereoenbe affecting. De bar
bog en- Del tilbo9e og bapoe langt fra
funnel beitaa gtsamen | a1e be fore=
@ftreOne Sag. De manglebe altiao
minbft to 4ar enbnu, inben be tunoc
paabespnbe bet teologiite Stubium Der
Oeb Stolen. Der. bppr be er, ituberer
be begge Seologi. -
9Dab ben treble ungaar, ba mangz
lebe ban ganite biit fun eet Oar | ben
forbereoenoe 4fbelins; men ba ban
enbos bapbe npbt ben Snbremmelie at
maatte itubere / fit 9jem fit foresaas
enoe (3bie) Oar mob at tage Gtsamen
| bet larte fer peb Sfolen MI Deb fjerbe
SfoIeaars 8eepnbelfe, filnbe Jaculz
tetet aloeles lite inblabe fig paa at
imsbetomme bans 2nffe D nm Sbers
ipringelie at bet fibfte Oar ! ben forbe=
reosnbe affecting.
Saalebes ftaar oltfoa Saeen. 9e
paagaloenoe bar let 2ejlis5eb til at
gore, bpab Mmeritanerne fdloer "a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

Ibort cut into TIE miniitrp". og be
bar benpttet fig oeraf.
Sporban andre teolosiife Stoler
tan npjes meo iaaban 5orounnelie.
inbier Ri ganite pitt lite, men pi me-
ner, at Def faar ioubanne Stoler ieIp
om. Oct %peotommer life ps.
Srinitdtis teologiife Ssminarium
% Blair college / 9ecb. 1901.
9. Sac. 9.
$. 8. 6rimobtM effer,
Sstret9r / 5acultetet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

Sefus ejorbe for to Suiino 4ar iiben,
al Straf al 9opn, ipm 8eng9loelie
eller Spnebpb." Or. s. .. 5eriter i
3iirih b9pber, at alene bet. at Somz
funoet taaler en- fig gruIom Snoret=
Ming. %ngopenoiat MAJ mebfpre, at I'll
intetssrelien at e Menneftelip life
ftaar / 5oltets 9epibItbeo | bet iua of
ifr9ttenoe Chs, fom ben buroe. Or.
8ooe / @eimar faloer 0positrafen
BEN b9rfte 5prbrpoelie imob Religioz
men. Den triitne Sirfe, Der er OPP
neont efter Ell benrsttet." forbdaner
peb bper Oeosoom Den Carer, iom
fra 9iergst raabte: n9pmmer ittell"
8lanot be 5orfattere, 5rieo bar
ipur9t. er gjernitjerne 9jernl on.
9an iparer tort: ,Sua lenge Sr.gen
beitaar os preiterne pelii9ner ben,
fan bet dnpet lite nptte noeet. Seq
giber intet Spar."
9igteren aarl 9enetea / 3iirih
lrarebe meb ct 9ers (Operi9ttelie):
Morber, it~atfels ipge 5r9I
af foritbrret 5ante,
9eoler iiboer bit til 0oms
for, bpuO ba bar fsiI'..
epet / gerisrfer9ane,
fort at f9le 9rifter.
Sfriger enonu: Blob for Blob"
al por N9iteterligbeo2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01
,&leoe(igt 2lptaar
/ Jeiu Qapn"
cnifcs ale DAM feren"s Sei ERE.
9uorfor?

6oorfor itriOes og tales Rel iad liot
om Scents >5%Oreninsen?
Meo unOtagelie at OOrt Samfunbs
5ormanO ! lin OpforOrins. tror ieg
life, at jeg bar let ct sneite Orb ON
benne Sag. og bog er bet ganite pitt en-
at be melt prattiite Maaber, iom enbnu
bar paret fremme, ioet ben for bet fers
ite bill blipe en- tor 9jalp til at bringe
Mibler inb til Misiionstdsien, og for
bet anbet bill bet bore en- COB Waabe at
opDrage De unge og gernene til at
bore meb / Mrbeibet og ofre til Ger
rens Sag.
ga, bill mango iige, men bet er ida
libt, bpab fan bette bel blipe til, bare
5 Gents; mel, bet ifuloe bore 10 Gents,
eller mddife % Gents ON Waaneben,
faa bar bet iaa meget beore, iddoan
bar ieg bert flere tale.
Men ct lille Hesneitptte bill maaite
life ifabe til at forflare benne Sag
meb. Ser / Dor file Meniehsb bar
Der til at begpnoe meo life mesen Sns
teresfe for benne Sag, men Scr. u.
peberlen at DOR Menighb puutpg fig
faa at tale til be unge og 9ernene
berom, og tiaige i~nbtasfere penge.
6an bar MI ndaet at faa % W}eoz
lemmer inbi trepne / i'm life Bog. 0i
bar iaa regnet bet ub faaleoes: %
Meblemmer bper 5 Gents er S1.25
ON Waaneben, og SIPS | Maaneoen
for IL Muaneber ubgsr $500. Set
MI, at ale port Samfunbs Menigbes
Der ssr bet famine, og Ri er 10 bog Ell
at be minbite, foa bill bet ie ub om>
trent iaalebes: $50 Menigbeber bper
$500 ubger en- Gum at $2,250.00.
Og tent iaa, oenne Gum bar Ri
uben pirfelig at appellere til ben ena
felte, iimpeltben paa benne Maabe at
opbrage be unge til at tuge 0erningen
op, nadr be 9lbre er gauet bort; Dg
iaa bar Ri pengene / 5ilsift. SITE
Ida baarfig en- Maabe at oporage
8ern paa enbod.
9dnit piit er Der Menigbeber,
bbor bet maaffe life er faa belbist for
pr9it eaer Menigbeb at optage Oenne
@erning iom noget ipecislt, men operz
Lab bet faa til en- eqer anben troenoe
Mano | Menigbeoen, og S ffal faa at
.fe, at bet bill gaa ubmartet.
paa Misfionsplab5er, og maaite
ogfaa | mango Menigbeoer, bpor See
nigbeben bar 2es nof | fine egne lib
glitter, Der fan bet ofte bore Danifeligt
not at famle til Snbre@ og Obremis=
{ion, if9r naar Der er Sale ON ct itsrrs
8eleb. Men tai ON 5emcentsforeninz
gems 5ormaal til be unge og 8srnene,
og Ri bill faa at ie, at be bill hjalpe os
ldngt ub oDer Jorpentning.
JorIeben often Deb Dor S~uletr1feft,
blep jeg 0ibns til, at Sfte>M ~enisbebs>
meblemmer fom og bah SIR. peber>
fen ON at faa COB til at p9re fneb /
Jemcentsforeningen.
Oerfom MI aae Wenigbeoer | bort
Samfunb bible interesiere fig for
benne Gag og arbejoe meb ben pda
bebfte Maabe til nafte Qarsmsbe, fda
bill bet ganffe fitfert bialpe til, at Der
Deb ACCOMPLISHMENTS Gnbe, Dfl Fnbe ct.
p0nt lille Oberifub Misiionstasien.
Og Marsmpoet BIZ ba meget bebre
bore I @tunb til at taes B~e5temmelier
ongaaenbe Misiionsdrbsibet.
Rarlig 5ilfen og ct gleoelist Npts
oar til uDaniferen"s 2ofere.
%. 9. Nielfen, !
0es Moines, ia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01
9en itOre gegiuenbeo.

Oct tppenbe 4arbunoretes fsrite
SienbesO December er runbt ON pau
Sorben blepen implicit meb lebenbe
fpanbt Snteresie.
9enne Oato lfulbe iom Den afoebe
@ipenIte Snsenisr os Opfinber @lfreo
Nobels 5sbielsoag benpttes til uooez
ling at be fore pramier, boortil Henz
terne at bans 5ormue opgjort til
ct par og treoipe Willioner arpner =
Ii 5else bans 5eitamente futile bru>
ses.
Wan bar peret nsbt til al fprtolte,
ia til en- bis 9rab enoos at foranbre
pisie geitemmeller / 9eitamentet, 1om
bar mere abitrattibealiitiit enb
jurioiit Os prattiit a%fottet. Gn
Wiaion git fra til nogle at
Nobels Sl9gtninee for at binore
0isie / at fere proces. Store Sum=
mer ere unpenbte os bile blipe an=
penbtc til Organiiationen of bet tolos=
iale 4rbejoe neb at beitpre aapitalen
og tase 8eitemmelie ON ben aarligc
5oroeling al pramierne FAINT til at
grunol9gse = og ~ierere opretboloe
= npe Snititutioner meb giblipteter
o. I. b., ftitteoe iaupel til at fremme
8ioenltabelisbeo paa foritellige Omz
ruaoer iom til at iamle CLANS ON
oisie Robels Snititutioners 0jemiteber,
Stoctbolm os ariitianio. Gnbba er
Der blepet 3ado til at gipe bette 4ar5
fem pr9mier en- StsrrelIe at oper
10000 Sir. bber. Den enc at benz
- ben, ober bbilfen Stortinget raaber
= er isprigt uboelt / to 9alpbele,
bpiltet itemmer meb en- al be geitemz
melie r. man bar tinabt fig at tage
uosnfor Seitamea.et. Dc fire fpsns
ite pr9mier bar maj bog oenns Sang
pinet ubbele iom fire 9elbeber.
De norlte Storting bar belt ben
iaatalbte 5r%ebspremie Q5O,OO0 ar.)
me0em S4pei5eren Ounant osJranifs
munben Jreoeric pasip, meb 1O4,z
900 5roncs til bber. Ounants Napn
bar pentet. og Der er / ben 4nlebning
after og after = ogiaa Der / 9labet
- Ifrepet ON benne gamle Cage, Tom
utrettelig og opofrenbe bar pirtet laa
meget / Hetning ab Sumanitet peb
5orminoffelie at arisens R9bsler beb
@enferz aonpentionen og belle ben
8irtiombeb, iom er tnbttet til Oct
rebe 8ors", ct at be ferite og itsrite
@ibnesbprb om reel Silnormelic til
groarligbabens og Menneiteterlise
beoens Sbealer.
profesfor ST. pasip, 5ranitmanb,
er pr9iibent for oSociete pour l'arz
6itrage entire nations" og bar / bet
bele sjort fig fenbt paa ,5rebston>
gresien" FAINT beb andre 8eitrnbelier
for at fremme fornemlig gologifts=
retter iom Mibbel til at unbada &rig
meIem 5oltene.
De fire fpenite pristaeere, Der altz
iaa BABE fact ca. 10000 &roner
bper, ere:
Gmil gebring, Satob Senrit ban t
Soh, Bib. aofer Rsntgen og Su[p>
prubbomme.
Sbfteren 8ebrins er febt 1854,
ituberebe Mebicin / Berlin % toq
1873 Oottorgraoen, tjente berneft
fornemlis Tom Militarlage os tunbe
ba fun meb 9anifelisbeo fortiette fine
pibenifabelise Stubier, inbtil ban
1889 Iom @sfiitent bos aod, fiji plabs
peb bet bbsieinite Snititut / Berlin.
@aret efter anfattes ban peo bet npe
Snititnt for llnberfsseIie at lmitIom<
me Spgbomme. Ser bate ban | ftiz
genoe @rob Opm9rfiombeb, blep
1893 titular profesfor og fit 1894
ct profesforat | 6a1e. Sarlig er ban
blepen ubtaaret paa @runb af fin
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

Naar 29ierne benuenoer fig til 5plt, bet
aperterer i Blaoet, enten for at tsbe hos benz
eler for at faa Oplpsninser ON Oct aperte.
reoe, bebes be altio omtale, at De iaa Gpers
tisiementet bette gIao. Get pl pore til
seniioi9 Nptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01
ySanlferem"

bliper ienot til Subltribenter. inotil notrpt-
felis Opiiselie mOotases al nosiuerne Os al
@9lo er betalt, / Cuerensitemmelie meo q
5preneoe Staters Eoitlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

pou .0aniteren"s gegne er jes Del
Ij9lbne men beg mere %paaitsnnebe Gil
feloe at p9re ganite enig meb paitor
Str. ghergaarb - nemlig angaaenbs
2nifeligbeoen og Wulisbeoen -.
Seq er enbog enig meb BAN |, at pi
beroDre bsr tage ben / Oanmart for
oroneoe @etitripnins til 5slgs, = bog
meb QfftoHelfe at be fore 5orbogitaz
Der og nbiagnsoroenes 5lsrtalsfor=
mer.
Sad itGrft boloer jeg paa ben for
orbneoe &etitripning meo ben nDsz
n9pnte nnbtagelie = at jeg / paltor
9itersaarbs 4rtitsl bar itrsset alle be
uberlige Ter.
4ae ubsrliee Ter er / .OanIferen"
banlpite; Ri fan fun anie benz for
aae reaftionarer 9sjreblabes % ins
toniefDente bdnitsamerifonfte BLADES
i9rlige aalebsrn (meb d. s bore
Odge ber man utptpli omit babe &9lez
bsrn uben j. be j'er ger alting faa
baarbt.
Sasens 9ennsmfsrelie er jsg itarfi
interesferet for Tfjuft at be @runbe
paitor gitergaarb freml9sgsr. r. d,
Og ieg timber enbnu cen toinsenbe
@runb: at Dor 8rug af bet banlfs
Wooersmadl beropre beb en- FABIAN
ensurtet Retffribningsmaabe bill blipe
en- Del forpneet. 0i faar ubpre let ct
gammelbass Sprospras beropre, bbil-
let for en- flor Del binbrer rnsbom=
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aeoattDr: Saralo SEMEN II.

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Nebr.
as second-class matter.
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ADVERTISING Rates made known upon
application.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-22
FLOUR MILLERs MAY STRIKE
Those Of Minneapolis Give Operators
Until Next Monday to Grant
EiRht-Hour Day.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 21.-Unless an
eight-hour work day Is granted in the
-four mills OF this section a strike will go
into effect September 20.
The mills Of Minneapolis produce 49,
600, 900 barrels of -four yearly, nearly, four
ffths OF the output Of the country. The
local union officials declare their action
has the support not only Of the National
Federation of Labor, but the active coop
GRAFTON Of the other -four mill unions of
America. They claim, therefore, that IL a
strike is declared here the action will be
followed elsewhere by a sympathetic move
ment. Six hundred members OF the union
have voted on the proposal to strike.
1t was decided by a rs per cent vote TO
select a committee to submit an ultimatum
to the mill owners Tuesday. This ulti-
matum is to include an invitation for an
answer by Thursday. the understanding be-
ing that IL an eight-hour day Is not granted
meanwhile the strike is to go into effect
a week from tomorrow. II the strike Is
declared the demands will embrace a stip-
ulation that none bat union men shall be
employed in the mills. The Flour Leaders
and Packers and Naiiers' unions expressed
sympathy with the demand. II the strike
is declared 5000 men will walk out.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-22
THEY ARE AFTER Mr.. INQUIRE
Night PrOwlers at Edwardsville
Throw stones at Ills Possible
Places OF Residence.

wILKESBARRE. Pa, Sept. 2i.-The min
ing town OF Edwardsville. near here, was
the scene OF much lav~lessness last night
and early this morning. A crowd Of men,
said to be strikers, went in seasch OF a
man named James Mcclure, who had gone
TO work In the mines last week. They
fred stones at several houses, broke down
doors in the dwelling where Mcclure was
supposed to live and committed other dep
relations. The mob also fred on the depu-
ties at the Woodward mine. The officers
returned the FIRE, but no one was wounded,
Early this morning three men were ar
rested, charged with being the rtncle ders
who threatened the life Of McGaiIC. III y
gave the names Of John sherbeTsh, ie,rSe
Streiker and Michael None. In default oil
81, 900 bail they we're committed to jail.
The brotherhood OF Trainmen employed
on all railroads centering In Wilkesbarre
held a secret meeting at Kingston today
The object Of the meeting was to take some
action on the question Of brotherhood men
hauling coal from the mines where non
union men are employed. 1t Is understood
there was a lengthy discussion over the
matter. The only information that was
given out was that a resolution had been
adopted requesting the secretary Of each
lOCdl ulNlblOu 10 WIlNo u ~
Master P. H. Morrissey. requesting him to
come here at once.
Morrissey was in the strike region some
time ago and looked over the situation. He
Is said to have come to the conclusion then
that the time was not opportune for the
railroad men to do anything.
A repair house at the Empire mine OF
the Lehigh & wilkesbarre Coal company
WAS destroyed by FIRE at an early hour this
morning. It Is said the building was set on
fire.
READING, Pa, Sept. 21.-There passed
through this city last night and today three
trains containing a total Of $50 cars, oil
about $500 tons, Of anthracite. One-third
Of this is said to have been recently mine
and the remainder is washery coal and an
thraclte which had been held in storage al
Cressona. 1t is said all the newly mine
coal comes from the western end Of schuyl'
kill county.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-22
DEATH RECORD.


HUMBOLDT. Neb.. Sept. 2t.-(Special)-
s. s. White, one OF the pioneers Of Nebraska.
and a veteran of the civil war. died yester-
day morning at the home Of his grand
daughter. Mrs. Lottie Grinstead, after a lin
gering and painful illness. The deceased
was a native Of Vermont. having been born
in stratford. May %, 1915. He lived in
New York during his boyhood days and in
1885 enlisted in the regular army, serving.
through the Seminole Indian war and par
ticipating in the Sherwood massacre. He.
also served during the civil war with Com
pany X OF the Seventy-seventh regiment OF
New York volunteers. and after two years
was discharged for disability. About 1867 he
came to Richardson county, Nebraska. and
settled on a homestead near Humboldt. hsv.
ing made his home in this section ever since,
His wife died about two years ago and
since that time he has been gradually fail
ing in health.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-22
DEDERIcK HAS NO SENTIMENT
corning Differences BE-
tween Them.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2i.-Dr. Thomas L.
Dederick of Washington, N. j., who had
disagreements with Lieutenant Peary, the
Arctic explorer. and left the ~latter's ex-
petition on August %, 1901, arrived in
New York today after an absence OF four
years in the far north. Concerning the
criticisms OF his actions in the Arctic re-
gions he was inclined to be reticent.
II will not discuss in any way" he said
ANY misunderstandings I may have had
with Lieutenant Peary and that may or
may not have been the cause OF my leaving
the ship"
what about the intimation that the
reason you left the party was because you
we're not exactly in a sound state mentally
at the timer" he was asked.
The report that l was mentally I'M
sound" he replied, " is a malicious Ile."
Are you going 70 make a statement in
regard to the affsir?'
"At the proper time I will make a state
ment in full OF the reasons that led me to
pursue the course I did, both as to remain
ing In the Arctic and the charges about my
mental status. Pending the report that
Lieutenant Peary will make about the
work and experiences of the expedition
however, I do not think any person who 1.
not connected with the expedition or ma,
have been connected with Il should do any
talking. II is hard to have been malignet
as I have and not talk. but / shall, never,
theless adhere to the determination on a,
part"
Concerning my trouble with Lieutenan
Peary and my experiences while livinI
among the Eskimos and the denial o
food to me by Lieutenant Peary, even
little coffee without sugar, I shall sa
nothing at this time. The reason l stat
In the Arctic was purely one Of duty I
the expedition and was not for any none
tary purposes. When was a member G
the expedition l contracted not to publis
articles and ! shall not act otherwise nov
There has not been a single day since
left the expedition over a year ago tina
have regretted the step I saw At to tax,
and the knowledge that l acted in an hon
orable manner has done much to mitigat
the unpleasant experiences 1 had and III
attacks made on me"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-22
SHOWS CHURCH PROSPEROUS
Statistical Report for Year FILED with
Methodist Conference at
Wymore.

WYMoRE, Neb., Sept. 21.-(special 1.-THE
statistical reports Of the Southern Nebraska
districts have been completed by e. d. Gid
con and his assistants and we're placed on
the statistical records Of the conference yes.
terday. The following report is given for
the districts OF Beatrice, Hastings, Lincoln,
Nebraska City and York, which are repre-
sented in this conference, for the past year:
membership, 24.s09; probationers. 1888;
Sunday schools, 245; oncers, SIS; scholars,
24,792; churches, 23s; valuation Of churches,
800, $50; parsonages. lis; amount paid for
improvement on churches and parsonages.
$35, 226; amount paid on church debt, $40, 249:
present indebtedness. $S11 81. An increase
OF sos $50 is shown in the valuation Of
churches.
Bishop Fowler announced that the con-
ference dividends amounted to $500 and the
chartered fund is S22.
The character of each minister in con-
ference has been examined and a report
made OF the result. Irwin C. Lemon, Ed
ward NJ. Furman. Eugene Maxey, Howard
p. Young, Marvin E. Gilbert, George Wash,
Charles E.. Bruck, G.. W. Ayers and Henry
Zlnaker have been advanced in their studies.
Ira w. Kenagy, S. F.. Taylor and George G.
Cobb completed their course OF study and
received certificates from the examining
board and were elected to elder orders.
Ernest A, Totten, b. N. Kunkel, John r.
Martin and r.. C. McVay we're admitted on
trial. Eugene f. Gates. C.. ID. MetcaIf.
Dorah W. Wtlt, William N, Hull. Oscar l..
Burris, Albert S, Bull and Thomas C.
Priestly were admitted into full membership
and elected to deacons' orders. Walter X.
Williams has Withdrawn from the ministry
and membership Of the church. j. II. Cobbe
and John M. Wilson we're admitted to con-
terence on certificate OF location.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-22
RAIN HINDERS and HELPS
Lakes Trouble for Railroads, but Quenches
Fsrsst Fires,
FREsHENS RANGES, ASSURING GRAZING
Damage L. by washouts Along Lines
OF Union Paeihc and B~urIinston,
Causing some Delay of
Tramc,

LINCOLN, Sept. 2i.-tspecisl Telegrsm)
TRAFFIC on both the Colorado and Montana
lines Of the Burlington has been practically
at a standstill today. A sudden freshet
last night in \ stream flowing into the Re-
publican river near Trenton. washed away
a bridge and several rods Of roadbed, block
ing the main line to Colorado, twenty
four hours before the damage was mended.
Trains were sent by a circuitous route, via
Brush and Holyoke, Colo, causing twelve
hours delay.
Trains from Montana are reported thirty
hours late due to a wreck on the Northern
Pacific west OF the Burlington connection
at Billings. All passenger trains out OF
Billings today were annulled.
DENVER, Sept. 21.-Reports of inter
ruption to railroad %traf1c, due to wash
outs, are being received at railroad head
quarters in this city. A washout on the
Union Pacific delayed traffic both ways
several hours. The tracks OF the Burling-
ton near Julesburg. Colo, are submerged
for a distance Of 1000 feet, necessitating
the use Of the Union tracks in that neigh
borhood. Nearly every line Of railroad in
eastern Colorado is experiencing difficulty
in operating trains because Of washouts
or weakened roadbeds. No trains on the
Colorado & Southern have been running
TO Boulder today. Several washouts are
reported between Denver and Boulder on
that line.
Continuous rainfall over the entire
eastern slope Of the Rocky mountains from
Montana to New Mexico has saved late
crops and alIayed fears OF a shortage Of
water. The ranges have been fresheneC
so that grazing will be good during tn,
early winter. Forest hres that have ragged
for a month have been quenched.
ENCAMPMENT, wyo, Sept. 21.-HeavS
rain has extingulshed the forest fires II
southern Wyoming and northern Colorado
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-22
Refuses 20 Remit Taxes.

FREMONT, Neb., Sept. 21.-(Special.)-
The county board yesterday afternoon
passed a resolution refusing TO consider
any more petitions OF persons who owe
taxes on real estate to have either principal
or interest RENTED unless they were made
strictly In compliance with the terms OF the
statute. The board has been literally
swamped with such petitions during the
present session. one Of them being TO can
eel the interest on one OF the lots pur-
chased by the Union Pacific Railroad com
pany for a new depot. Tit hunting up of
delinquent taxes by Treasurer Coddlngton
will therefore result in bringing considera-
BILE money into the county treasury.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-22
BENEFIT FOR THE STRIKERS
Actors Donate Their Services and
Manager Gives the Use of
the Thoater.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2f.-President John
Mitchell Of the United Mine Workers union
met a number Of local labor leaders here
today and in the evening attended a
theatrical benefit for the miners. It was
under the auspices of the relief committee
Of the American Federation Of Labor. The
Actors National Protective union gave the
talent of the performance OF vaudeville
acts and the management donated the
theater for the evening. Mr.. Mitchell was
greeted with enthusiastic cheers as he
entered the theater. There was an i'm
mense throng in the theater. The actors
union gave 500 for one gallery seat. Word
was sent Mr.. Mitchell that he could have
the services Of the members Of the union
whenever he wanted to give a beneft for
the miners in any city In the union.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-22

convention was held at the courthouse yes
terday afternoon. The proceedings we're
marked by harmony and enthusiasm. c. W.
Caldwell Of ST. Paul Yves nominated for rep
resentative from the Forty eighth district.
Judge Rasmus Hannibal was nominated for
county attorney. Mr.. Hannibal is at pres
ent one Of the deputy oil inspectors. The
commissioner convention OF the First dis
trict held it's session directly after the close
Of the county convention and nominated for
county commissioner s. NJ. sonderup, a
prominent farmer in Logan precinct.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-22
A CATS INTELLlG ENCE.
Dumb Animals a scent Danger

A cat will refuse to drink coffee, but
will drink and thrive on Postum Food
Coffee.
Mrs. Alice Gould of haywood, Ill. says;
Coffee drinking made me very much run
down, thin and nervous and l thought !
should have to give up my work.
I was Induced TO try Postum by q friend
who suffered four years from severe sick
headaches lasting for several days at a
time. who said that since using Postum
Coffee she had been entirely free from an
attack, l found that by making Postum
according to directions IL was equal to
coffee in favor.
It is now six months since / began
drinking Postum and l have gained IL
pounds in weight. II has built me up and
l feel like a new person.
We all drink IL now, even TO the cat
who is the pet Of the family, and Il il
funny to see him drink his bowl Of Postum
Food COnee every morning. We offer
try to get him 10 drink coffee. but be hal
the good sense TO refuse IL"