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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23

duct services morning and evening in the
First Baptist church today.
John Dale OF Omaha viii occupy the pull
pit Of Trinity Methodist church this morn
Ing, and Rev. G.. w. Miller in the evening.
There will be no preaching services to-
day in the First Congregational church.
Sunday school will be at noon and meeting
Of the Christian Endeavcr society at $3.50.
A business meeting OF the congregation and
society Will be held at 2 p. m. in the church
~Sarlors.
There will be morning prayer, litany and
sermon at 1O:30 this morning in Grace
Episcopal church. Sunday school will meet
at noon.
The First Church Of Christ, Scientist, will
hold services this morning at II o'clock
In the Sapp building. The subject will be
Christ Jesus" Sunday school will follow
this service. Experience meeting will be
Wednesday night at 8.
Instead OF the regular sermon this even
ing, Rev. w. B. Crewdson. pastor Of the
First Christian church. will deliver an IL
lustrated lecture on The Jewish Taber-
nacle and It's Significance"
Conference services will be held today
in the Latter Day Saints church. There
Will be prayer and social service at 9;45,
preaching at IL. by Elder Joshua Carlisle,
and preaching at 2:SO by Elder +. NJ.
Cooper.
Theodore NJ. Thomas will be in charge
Of the services in the belong mission at
3 and 1880. Rev. Henry belong will be
assisted by DR.. Trenner Of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
SHOPS OPEN, BUT NO TRADE
Barcelona Results In
Failure.

BARCELONA, Feb. s2.-Although there
was some resuscitation Of ordinary life in
this city yesterday, II was largely artificial.
A few public establishments reopened under
the compulsion Of the authorities, but
practically no business was transacted.
The street cars ceased running at s in the
evening and the newspapers were unable
to publish, the compositors refusing TO
work, TIL captain general authorized the
managers Of the papers to seek for printers
outside Of Barcelona.
There we're some isolated ARRAYS and at
tempts to sack bakeries, during which Ave
persons we're wounded.
1t was reported this morning that a num-
Der Of workmen had been caught in the act
Of preparing bombs.
The captain general has allowed the
rioters three days In which to deliver up
all their arms. After the expiration. Of
that time any person found in possession
Of arms will be tried by drumhead court
martial.
Orders have been issued to all the saloons
to close at 7 o'clock In the evening and
citizens are not allowed to be out Of their
residences after 8 D. m.
MADRID. Feb. 22.-Agitators are actively
urging the declaration Of a great strike
here February "a. in support OF the strik-
ers in Barcelona. The royalists are greatly
excited by reports that workers at BARGE
Iona have been tried by court-martial and
shot. This, however, Is oficially denied.
Advices from Valencia say the strike
there has been suppressed. but that the
workmen are clamoring for the release Of
their arrested comrades.
More factories have reopened at Sara
gossa and Sabadell.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
GEORGE A. LEE is MISSING
Conductor of Omaha-BIuns Line
Draws His Pay and Mystihea
HIS Family.

George A. Lee. a conductor on the Coun-
ell Bluffs Omaha line Of the motor COM
pany, is missing from his home at Twenty
sixth street and Avenue A. He drew his
pay last Tuesday, stating to the cashier that
he was sick and needed a few days layoff.
He was granted the leave Of absence and
the company is inclined to believe he will
show up again ali right.
Fellow-employes, however, believe he has
left the city, His wife has not seen him
since he drew his pay. He did not account
her with the fact that he intended to apply
for a leave of absence. 1t was rumored
that his departure was due to an ~entangle-
ment with another woman and that she had
left the city with him. This was found to
be not the case. as the woman said to be as
ISOLATED with Lee is at her home and de-
MES knowing anything about the missing
conductors whereabouts.
Lee has two children by a former wife.
His present wife has two children by a
former husband. 1t was reported yester.
day TO the officials Of the motor company
that the family had been left in destitute
circumstances and Lees fellow-employes
started to take up a subscription. When
Mrs. Lee heard Of their intention she asked
that 1t be not done, as she could get along
all right for the present and she expected
her husband would return to her.
1t was reported that Lee had been seen
In Omaha and some of his fellow-employes
went across the river to look him up, but
failed to get any trace of him.
Lee has been in the employ Of the motor
company three years and the o~ficials are
inclined to believe that he will satisfac-
torily explain his absence. Some of his
friends are Of the opinion that he has gone
to his former home in Minneapolis to visit
relatives.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
FRACTURES STEPSoN's SKULL
Anton Martenek sends Fred BIaEek to
Hospital and IL Locked
in Jail.

Anton Martenek, aged 4S. and his step
son, Fred Black, aged %. quarrelled Sat
urday evening at their home, First and
Spring streets, and Black Is now In Clark
son hospital with a fractured skull, while
Martenek is locked up in the police sta
ton. on a charge of assault with intent
to do great bodily injury
Martenek, who wears q wooden leg. has
been working in a dairy at Albright. He
had not been home for several weeks. When
he met his wife yesterday afternoon he
gave her IS, saying that he would only
need a small amount for tobacco.
Black works for the cudahy Packing
company in South Omaha. He went home
about 6 o'clock, and when he saw his step
father he promptly told him TO go away,
40 Mrs. Martenek's daughter explained to
Sergeant Dempsey and Oh1cer Fiske. Mrs.
Martenek cannot speak English.
II appears from the daughters account
OF the quarrel that her brother insisted
he was supporting the family, and that he
did not intend to support his stepfather,
too.
Martenek seized a two-inch auger, and
when Black attempted to eject him from
the house, Martenek struck Black a hard
blow on the forehead. knocking him &c
the floor. Black sprang to his feet, the
blood streaming over his face, and man
aged TO take hold OF the anger. After 9
struggle, in which the stove was upset
and the furniture scattered. Black Sc
cured the auger and struck Martenek q
severe blow on the back Of the head. thu
spiral edges of the auger making i've cut
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
Past Master workmen.

At the meeting Friday night of the Past
Master Workmen's association Of the An
Client order Of United Workmen. It was de-
cided to limit its territory to the towns OF
Council Bluffs. Missouri Valley, woodbine.
Pacific Junction, Glenwood. Tabor, Red Oak.
Shenandoah, villisca. Walnut, Marine, At
lantic, Creston, Prescott and Charter Oak,
instead Of all towns in the southwestern
part Of the state. These officers were
elected: President. o. HICKMAN, Council
Bluffs; vice president, w. r. Emmons;
secretary, w. F.. Donaldson. Missouri VAL
ley; treasurer, e. Totman.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Davis cells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.

Davis cells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metz beer at Neumayers hotel.
wollman, scientific optician. 100 B'way.
DR.. Keller has discharged all his small
pox cases.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Templeton
yesterday, a son.
New novelties in picture frames. c. E.
Alexander q Co, 33S Broadway.
j. c. & w. woodward, architects, room
3 Everett block, Council Bluffs, la.
dam Welch. 70 N. Main street Tel LIS
Robert Harrington Of North Seventh
street is slowly recovering from pneu-
monia.
Winona hosiery and underwear. Drop
me a postal card. W. s. Homer, 2S Fourth
street
Mrs. owen Cunningham, aged 7e years.
Of Nineteenth avenue and Fourth street,
was committed to st. Bernard's hospital
yesterday.
reported to the health board yesterday as
suffering from smallpox and was removed
70 the p~esthouse.
w. Ii. Smith, brother or County Re-
corder Smith, recently returned from the
Klondike, has sold three claims near Jaw
son City to Chicago capitalists for $4,000.
Charles Stevenson and James M SIown
Main street saloon and were arrested. They
gave bonds for their appearance IN ponce
court Monday.
OnIIl NIdIGh 4 DULL 1Aho NAA AA1f1
cial sale on records for talking machines
at 4Oc each, OF 81 a dozen. A piece OF sheet
music free with each record. $50 Broad
way, the piano house, where the organ
stands upon the building.
Bert Huffaker, who has been a resident
of Silver city, Ia, for several years, mas
returned to Council Bluffs TO make his
home I'm the future. He has accepted a
position with the Cole-Brelsford Hardware
company, where he was employed when ne
left here.
Manager Stevenson wishes to inform his
patrons that the production of Nathan
Hale" which takes place at the Dohany
theater tonight, will be complete in every
detail. All the scenery and properties of
the original production at the Knicker-
booker theater, New York, have been en-
tirely repainted and will be used, together
with a new set of costumes. and no ex-
pense has been spared to make this pro-
duction in every way in keeping with all
New York productions. The. play. Is in
four acts and six scenes, opening with the
old grammar school in New London, Conn.,.
and all the way through depicting scenes
and incidents Of revolutionary times that
make the play of absorbing interest from
beginning to end.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
A Thousand dollars Throw Away.

Mr.. w. w. Baker of Plainview. Neb.,
writes: My wife had lung trouble for over
fifteen years. We tried a number OF doc
tors and spent over a thousand dollars
without any relief. She was very low and l
lost all hope. when a friend suggested try
ing Foley's Honey and Tar. which l did.
and thanks be to this great remedy 1t saved
her life. She is stronger and enjoys better
health than she has ever known in ten
years. We shall never be without Foley's
to try it,"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
KING LEOPOLD NOT COMING
tention to visit the United
states.

BRUSSELS, Feb. 22.-The Associated
Press is authorized by an official Of King
Leopold's household to announce that Will
his majesty has on several occasions. ex-
pressed a desire to visit the United States
he has never reached the point Of suggest
ing any date. Since the denial of a report,
several months ago, that the king intended
to visit the United States his majesty has
not uttered a word from which could be
deduced any foundation for the report thar
ica this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
Jake Gaudauer BADLY Hurt.

RAT PORTAGE. Ont. Feb. 22.-Jake
Gaudauer. the famous oarsman. slipped on
the ice while curling at the rink here,
fracturing a bone in his right shoulder and
cutting his face badly. His surgeon says
Gaudauer will never row a boat again and
will be in bed for weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
NATAL DAY AT JOHNS HOPKINS
Twenty-FIfth Anniversary Is CeIe-
brated-Dr. Ira Remsen Made
President.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 22.-The notable ex-
ercises which mark the quarter century
in the history OF the Johns Hopkins univer-
sity and the installation Of Ira Remsen as
president of that institution were attended
today by fully 1000 persons, many of whom
came from all parts Of the country In
order to participate in the jubilee program.
The features OF the exercises were an
address by the retiring head Of the insti-
tuition, DR.. Daniel Gilman, the inaugural
Of President Remsen and the comforting Of
degrees upon a large number Of educators
and scholars, and a cong~ratulatory address
by President Eliot of Harvard university.
To the beautiful strains of Liszt's fes-
tai march. an academic procession of 1850
alumni and students entered the auditorium
Of Music hall, where Governor John Wal
ter Seth delivered an address Of welcome.
President Gilman after a few words OF
thanks to the happy reference to himself
by the states executive. said;
The distinguished scholar who has been
called to the presidency of this university
by the unanimous voice OF the trustees ana
with the hearty concurrence of the faculty
deVolve upon him. He has been a member
of our society since Its earliest days and
has won t 1he en abs aao1nmIsSSsn n, OF , c s1e S sg1e
and the devotion of a friend l now well
come him Ia the name of the governing
board to this high station and bespeak for
him perpetual confidence and support.
You are thrice welcome to this seat, Ira
Remsen, doctor of laws, In Yale, Columbia
and Princeton. May the blessing of God
be with you.
Then followed President Remsen's in
augural address.
On motion of DR.. Gilman the following
degrees we're conferred:
Doctor OF Laws-Charles William Eliot,
president of Harvard university; James
Angel. University of Michigani Andrew
Dickson White, ambassador of the United
States In Germany; join g.. Billings, New
Clark university I'm Worcester; James
Schouler; John William Mallet of the Uni
versity of Virginia; Charles Doolittle Wal
colt, superintendent of the United States
Geological survey; Simon Newcomb, pro-
lessor of mathematics in the United States
navy; James Loudon, University of To-
rontO; William Patterson, McGill univer-
sity, Montreal; Josiah Royce, professor In
Harvard university; John Franklin Jane
son OF the University of Chicago; p. b.
Wilson OF Columbia university Woodward
Wilson of Princeton, Francis Landey Pat
ton of Princeton, William Rainey Harper
OF the University of Chicago, Charles Will
liam Dabney of the University of Tennes-
see, N. NJ. Butler of Columbia university;
Henry smith Pritchett of the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology. David Starr
Jordan OF Stanford university, Arthur
Twining Hadley, president OF Yale univer-
sity.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
Capture Large Party of Beers.

LONDON. Feb. IA dispatch from Lord
Kitchener. dated Pretoria, February Fl,
says Colonel Park. with 800 mounted men.
recently surprised g Boer force at Nooitge-
dacht, TransVaal colony, and captured l64
prisoners. together with a quantity Of
munitions Of war and a number OF horses
and wagons. There were no British easu-
alties. The prisoners include Field Comets
Joubert and Bejater and Li~satenant Vtljoen.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
Suicide of Mrs. Mssgie Croft.

SHENANDOAH, Ia, Feb. 22.--(special.)
Mrs. Maggie Croft, a widow Of 60, COM
mitted suicide tonight by taking s~trychnine.
She was Respondent owing to long con-
tinued illness. Her death was discovered
about 1890 and a coroner's inquest was
held at once, the verdict being suicide.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
Tidal Wave Kills Fifty.

NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-It is reported by
salvador correspondents. says a Herald dis
patch from Panama. that the recent tidal
waves on the salvadorean coast cost a loss
Of more than nifty people ana partial de-
struetion Of seven villages.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
Seeks TO Recover $4,000 for the
Death of n Missionary at the
Hands Of the Boxers.

oNAWA, Ia. Feb. 2~2.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Charles A. Anderson Of Whit
ing. through his attorney, e. A.
Smith, has filed a claim with the
State department at Washington,
claiming $4,000 damages for the death of
his sister, Hilda s. Anderson, who was
killed by the Boxers in Mongolia province,
China, in 1900. Two Of Mr.. Anderson's
sisters were killed in China during the late
uprising against foreigners. but only one
was a subject Of the United States, the
other sister owing her allegiance to the
king of Norway and Sweden. Hilda s. An
derson was naturaliSed at Rockford, ILL.,,
in 1897, and vent to China as a missionary
for the Christian alliance.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
Young Roosevelt Hold. Up Wen.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-At 1915 o'clock
this afternoon President Roosevelt received
a telegram from Mrs. Roosevelt at Whining
ton, Del, saying that young Theodore is
standing the journey we'll. They expect to
reach washington at 2:15 D. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
Davis sells glass.
Council Bluffs Churches.

The sermon will be omitted this evening
at the Broadway Methodist church and the
monthly sacred concert given in its place.
The choir, under the direction OF Ned
Mitchell will be assisted by Miss Ethel
Cook, soprano, and the Misses Grace and
Cornelia Stevenson. This will be the pro-
gram:
Prelude-Serenade .................. Gilchrist
Mrs; Lena Sims-syivester.
Hymn-1 Love Thy Kingdom. Lord.
"Magniacati in hd Royis
"Nunc Dimittis" in C..,............... Boyle
Duet-H9w Sweet the Name Of Jesus
Misses Grace and cornelia steyen s5O"n
Hymn-Take My Life and Let 1t Be-.
Tenor Quartet-Nearer, My God. to
Messrs. Brown. Kynett, stevenson s anna
Miss Ethel Cook. Johnson
sOlo.o, Come. Hither and Behold the
"orAs OF 'hs s do si;;ccbb::ii .''.- Buck
Anthem-Tbsy shall Mount Noun Up with
wings as the Eagles...........,. Simper
22TTe%TIorgn,oAA55dAnn A. .T""-.. Haydn
'Postlude" i'm ID Tours
At the morning service the choir viii
Jerusalem. Vincent brown viii sing as a
solo The. Wayside Cross and Mrs. Boil
nneer ana MISS McFadden Will sing the
duet, Sweet Hour of Prayer" by Rogers.
This will be the musical program at the
vesper services this afternoon at 4 O'Clock
in ST. Paul's Episcopal church;
Organ Prelude
Proeessionai-No. 54S. "Forward Be Our
Gloria Patri' ............. stainer
..NNesn'TnSat WOOD
vesper An~them-singing in Gods Acre
sOlO-shOw Me Thy Way. o Lord. -.
Mrs. L. r. Hypes.
Hymn-No. 40S, Jerusalem the Golden
Sermon by the rector.
Anthem-who Are These That are Ar
Re~eessiOnai-No. SIS. THOSE Eternal
bo"ers Morley
organ Postude
There will be holy communion at s am,
morning prayer and sermon at 1890. when
the rector. Rev. George Edward Walk. will
preach on "A Perfect Church" Lenten
services will be held Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. The class for confirmation will
meet Monday at 4;3O o'clock. Wednesday
night service will be held at All Saints
chapel, Eighteenth street and Third avenue.
Growth in the Kingdom will be the
subject Of Rev. Harvey Hostetler this morn
ing in the Second Presbyterian church. In
the evening his theme will be christian
Patriotism" Sunday school will be at noon
and Junior Endeavor society meeting at 4.
The Young Peoples service will be at s;45.
Rev. c. c. Maxheld Of Omaha win con-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
McGevern and YounE Corbett.

LOUISVILLE. 6y., Feb. 22-The South
ern Athletic club will Try to arrange a
night betw cen McGovern and Young Cor
bett In this city on Derby night. May 2 IL
is intended to have the match take place
IN Inc AuditOrium
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
Jones Held for Grand Jury.

A. e. Jones, charged with brutality beat
ing his wife. who has since brought suit
for divorce, was bound over to the district
court grand jury yesterday morning by Po-
lice Judge Aylesworth. His bail was fixed
at $500, which he furnished.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
district Court Cases.

Both sides having waived a jury the
trial Of the suit Of Frank Peterson against
Paul Paulson TO regain possession OF a
dwelling was begun before Judge Thornell
In the district court yesterday. The case
was brought on appeal from the court Of
Justice Bryant by the plaintin.
The jury in the suit Of Stone & FINLEY
against James saguln to recover on a note
originally given to James p. Weaver brought
In a verdict yesterday morning for the
plaintiffs.
A motion for a new trial was Aled yes
terday by the defendant in the case OF
James Jacobson against Il. L. Shugart,
In the suit Of W.. S. Heaton against L.
II. Shsafs a Co., Judge Thornell ruled that
the insurance money involved and which
the plaintiff sought to collect belonged to
Q. Draper. one OF the defendants.
Judge Thornell %overruled the motion OF
the plainuh for a new trial In the personal
injury damage suit OF Gideon R. Sutherland
against the city,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
Contest of the Colleges.
smallpox situation.

DIR. A. M. Lynn. president Of the lows
State Board Of Health, after a personal
Investigation regarding smallpox In Des-
Moines, issued an ofhcial statement tonight.
saying:
Present effective methods are expected
to soon relieve Des Moines OF the disease.
Business is not interrupted and traf1c is
following its usual lines and travel con-
tinues uninterrupted. with entire safety TO
the travelling public"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23
FILES CLAIM FOR DAMAGES

Gravel roofing. A. H. Read. 541 Broadway
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23

Banner lodge. No. II. Fraternal Union Of
America. is making elaborate preparations
for an entertainment and public meeting to
be addressed by the supreme secretary of
the order on March IS. Mondamin lodge.
No. III, has made arrangements TO move
into the Yates hall, third floor Of the
Crounse block. Omaha lodge. No. 81. has
r~eorganized its degree team.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23

\. 2. Plumbing Co. sslsRASns asa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23

Omaha grove No. 1, Woodman Circle.
gave an entertainment at It's hall Thursday
evening. THE Singles Family" intro
duced by Miss Ada Berg. was the feature
Of the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23

The Royal Highlanders organized a castle
at McCook Friday night. electing the fol-
lowing ofhcers: Clarence B. Gray, p. l. p;
]. Raymond Mccarl. /. p; Frank S. Value,
chief counsellor; Mrs. Laura d. Pope,
worthy evangel; Charles o. B~lomquist, sec
rotary; Mathew Lawritson, treasurer; j.
@. Conley. warder; John Hust, sentry; Mrs.
Janet C. Tyler, herald; James c. Mitchell.
guide; Mrs. Anna H. conley. hrst worthy
censor; Mrs. Clara Snyder. second worthy
censor; Robert W.. Devoe. G. OF s.; Robert
NJ. Knipple. C. OF A.; George w. Norris.
George Beck and Mrs. Louise ]. Ritten-
house, uenagers; Or. Will ". Gage and DIT.
Charles l. Fahnestoek, physicians.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23

Clan Gordon. No. SO. Order Of Scottish
Clans, held its regular meeting Tuesday
evening at its hall. Continental building.
when a number of applications were dealt
with and the remainder Of the evening was
devoted to song and sentiment, among the
most noticeable features Of which were
the songs by Clansman Watson and the
humor Of Clansman P. T. Anderson as a
story teller.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23

The Fraternal Brotherhood Of the World
will give an open entertainment in the
Royal Arcanum hall. Bee building. on
Thursday evening. February a. The pro-
gram will consist OF games at cards and
good music and dancing. Refreshments
served free. The public Is most cordially
invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23

The prominence OF Tangier temple as thu
home of the imperial potentate will involv'
the maintaining OF "open house during tn,
year. and while the committees are at worl
preparing for the trip to the coast, the
will constantly keep in mind the fact tina
funds must be provided in addition to tn
usual amount for the extraordinary ex
penses which will be incurred during tn
next year by reason Of Its prominence.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-23

ny and underwear. Drop
d. w. s. Homer, 2OS Fourth
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ANOTHER NEW BUSINESS HOUSE
Little Bros. VIII Holm wholesale IN
%tOf Wichita

There wiz soon BE- another house ad-
ded to the wholesale interest Of Wichita
Lais time thu new house VIII be for the
handling OF fruit and produce. The pro-
rrietors VIII lie T. ~ Little and c. 8
Iistle and the firm name VIII be Little
Brothers
They have secured the two-story build-
ing al rs East Douglas avenue. u is q
splendid location for o wholesale house.
being located on tha north side OF Doug
las avenue between the Santa Fe ard
Rock Island reailroaCs. Al or the ar
engagements are about completed and IL
q few days the new firm wll open foS
business.
T. " Little IS wei known To the trade
and the people Of this city and county.
lie was for five years clerk ana credit
man for the + - McEwen Wholesale
Produce company. and he understands
the business thoroughly. re was the
Fusion candidate Tor county Treasurer
three years ago. and IS proof n his
popularity Z can he stated that he rs1
ONLY votes behind Dan Boone. the
strong candidate Of the Republicans