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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
EiderdoWn
House Robe Values

An immense purchase of these gar
ments represents a feast OF bargains
from an overstocked manufacturer.
Short Sacques in eiderdown, made with
applique collar, crocheted edge OPS
and frog fastenings. This week Dt
Short Sacques of eiderdown, crocheted
edge, made with sailor satin-bound
collar, frog fastenings; G100
ali colors. This week $500. ~
Good Quality Eiderdown Short Saeque.
crocheted edge, fastens az neck, wide
collar, all coiors. En
This week ........... QUO
Novelty Striped Sacque, sailor collar,
edged with silk, frog fastenings fin
ished with cotton bands 20 match,
made with pockets. OOPS
1 his week .-............ VE
Short Sacques, in solid colors, OF elder
down, black crocheted edge, sailcr
collar trimmed with satin bands. silk
frog fastenings. 7E
This week ...-.....-.. VI
Long Eiderdown Bath Robes. in fancy
stripes and solid colcrs, the empire
styles trimmed with bands OF fancy
silks, some more plain than GE00
others. Large showing up fromWO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
B0YS BOUND OVER
Ransom Hammond and Pea Head tc
re Tried Regularly.

The hearing in the case o. tie state
against Ransom Hammond and Ellis
Rankin came np in the the city court
yesterday and lasted al morning after
ar she evidence was IL. the court bound
both boys over 10 the district court in
tle sum of sen The Charge Esade was
that the boys had Shot AZ ". r. Now
man with pistol The witnesses. who
testified for the state were ". W New
man. Isaac RGrnham. Those for tn
man. YIN. Coiter ard Mrs. sIary Ran
kin. Those for the defense. Mrs. Lucy
Rankin. Mrs. Daisy Mcpherson. John
". IasWe1. Arthur Brown. Eeary Moore
and Martin ScNuIty
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
SAMUEL CARSON IS DEAD
Well Known Farmer Passed Away
Saturday Morninq.

Samuel Carson. one Of the wen known
men OF this county. died at his home.
seven and one-half miles east on Kellogg
street, Saturday morning, at the age Of
s. years. The funeral services viii be
held at the country residence Monday
morning ST 10 o'clock. Remains win be
inferred N the Pelsive cemetery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02

the showing is incom- HOo
plete, so choose this week, I'D TVG
This section adds New Cream Wool
Waistings to its showing "often." 1t is
not surprising that this house does the
Dress GOODS business of Wichita. This
week we show the much wanted colors,
especially the popular cream grounds.
46-inch Zibeline, in brown, black, blue,
green and lavendar; very firm G1C0
quality. This week, yard -. Wl
54-inch Fine Broadcloth, all coiors and
black; extra good value. 600
This week, yard. ...,.... Wt
46-ineh Fancy Zibelines, in ideal suiting
weaves; extra nice assortment TO Sc
lect from; reduced from $500 or
per yard this week to-. OOJ
The largest and best line of Black and
Colored Suitings shown in Wichita
this season. Prices range up E0o
from, yard --...-..........- wv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
Will STAND FoR ROOSEVELT
Geo. Majors Reaounces the Demo
Srass- PARTY.

crssi- Party.
The following statement was sent to
tbs Eagle yesterday
George A.sla5ors. Il DsmoCrst since Ire
days Of Horeee Greedy. Democratic nor-.-
rec last spring ser the oTice u city treas
urer. has renowned his allegiance TO the
Democratic party and VIII stand with
Roosevelt and TIE county Republican
ticket. GEO. 4. MAJORS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
A Very Exceptional
Showing Of Millinery

For our tea party and reception visit
ors this Millinery department will be
no small attraction. We put oct for
display Wednesday Hats Of the bright
est type. French and English designs.
made Up IN combinations OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
A Gorgeous
Display OF
Best SiIverWare

An OVERLOOKING stock-the
markets most reliable makes.
A full guarantee, you know,
on every piece sold. This
large collection Of sterling and
plated wares was selected
piece by piece, by experienced
people, and you can make no
mistake seeing Us for your
purchases.
Rogers IS47 Plated Wares
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
|nnes Goats and Suits

Today we are acknowledged style
leaders in the real clever ideas; always
ready to offer exceptional values,
ones that create enth usiasm and ben
eft every buyer.
More Monte Carlo Coats, in fine,
black all wool Jerseys, handsomely
trimmed in velvet and satin bands.
forming front and back yoke. OTN
OCIiS At YsS
Monte Carlo Coat, Of fine all wool
kersey; black and castor; made with
bill sleeves and pointed collar;
neatly trimmed in satin G1E
bands. Sells at........ 9iJ
A Beautiful Monte Carlo Coat, fine
kersey, black or castor; made with
velvet collar and deep turn-back
cuffs; trimmed around bottom and
sleeves with seven rows G750
cording. Sells at $500. Tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02

Iris present mid weather has created
denard for lEEs-7-sight 1aesats
We are simply saprls vfta so71s of
thss character - hals 1tuzg arl
blouse erer.=- A. ez-ef.ert wrap
from 7oz za-n Chriztzas aad ea-.y
~. sssss - s..'. p .S305
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02

"A very strong line IN imitation
walrus, grain leather 7Eo
or seal booL, az ...... W
Wrist Bags, of imitation walrus,
gold trimmed, 5-inch o.
size, new shapes, at. EOC
Imitation seal, lizard or alliga-
tor, sterling trimmed or DE-
untrimmed books, at. EOC
Wrist Bags of real walrus, seal,
snake, alligator and lizard,
made with jewel studded
mountings, at, 5000
each, $500 and 49,. Ok
A late feature in Wrist Bags is
q silk spangled embroidered eff
feet. We have them TO show,
with gold and French grey
mountings, at 5000
$1,000 and ......... W
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
Souvenir Cup and Saucer
Tuesdays Extraordinary
Special

Keep this day in mind. We offer
Genuine Moriga Ware from special
importation, comprising newest designs of
vases, candlesticks, lovers cups, boxes,
urns and trays that would cost you any
other time than Tuesday as high as $3.50
a piece. a beautiful ware and large
@S' speoiaI to choose from. $l79
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
interesting Additions in
Art Goods

Lately designed Drawn
Work in Mexican Doylies,
Scarfs, Center ? i c c C S,
Lunch Cloths, etc. The new
Taora Work is shown here
this week. We urgently
request admirers of late
ideas 10 see this artful store
of pretty work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
Decided
Dress Goods Bargains

so Pieces ALI Wool s4-inch
Suitings and Skirtings, 1T
blues and browns, plain and
fancy zibelines, plain broad
cloth and kerseys. AS odds
and ends we reduce the
prices. ST, SI.25 and ST.. so.
for this week to, Or
yard ...-....... OOS
6 Pieces Dark Blue and Grey
Mixtures, "a inches wide; a
beautiful goods, most ser
viceable for suits or skirts,
that are marked regular at
ST. and SI.25, but In the alb
Sence OF the lighter shades
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-22
aus Dem R6hmermaIh.

Das ississ 9arnisbsrIisssu Der Sci.
nen'S nbufrie auf BEN europdii@sn Con.
tineni bat aud sur Soles, bab bic Saus.
tpeber i'm 8bbmerDaIb BEN 8abuneern
nabe iinb. Der bfsrrei&ii&s Sanbels.
minifer empfns abseianbis aus ben
npibleibsnben @ebieten unb beiprad
nit ibnen bic ;u ersreifsnben Wabnab.
men. Der 8ieesB arsermeiter bon Sues
rsis in 8Dbmsn iasie, bnb bic SauSps.
Der jur 5eit ipenieer als einsn SedfeI.
pfennie per Stunbe perbisnen. 9ei
Winiftsr psriprn&, S&ritts sur Better,
una Der Sage Der bartender Weber A.
trsfen. Die Resieruns ipirb ibnen bas
Robmaterial frei Iisfern unb ibnen au'
beroem OarIsbeH b~stuiaisen, um in Der
noiblelesnben Ditriftsn Mui&insn elm
tuflbrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-22
Srobfteuern feaen Zen 8riteu bic
&lugen 0ffuen.

Bel Der ~stusitsn 2siuns Der S~inansbor.
lase i'm nntsrbauie beantraete Sir MiI.
liam 8srnon Sareourt (2ibsralsr), bab
,,bieiss Saus es ablebnt. 8bae auf @e.
treble, MsbI unb anbere Nabrunesmittel
bss Bottles su teeen." SIN 2aufe ieiner
Rebe bob Sir Wiainm tsrpor. ba6 bic
Reusruns BEN Fundamental. @runbiat
eefunoen SinansueienS tpibsripre6s,
SIN ieiner @rpiberune hsIts Der S&ass
tansIsr in Mbrebe, bab Elm aQgsmeinea
Steissn bes 8rotpreifes fta~ttssfunbsn
babe. Sc iei abiurb, ansunsbmen. baf
bsr. Drsipsnnp'8 on auf @etreibe bic nr.
fade fem tSnnte, bab aud u Elm einsi.
get Iers in Ameriia tpsnissr tultibiri
tparbe. Gs fsi notbtpsnbis. grtrnitsuern
auf bic WaRsn su lesen. bamit fs erien.
men l%srnten, mas 8riessborbsrsitunesr
unb Der 8riss feIber bebsuteten.
Der S&abfan,Ier. Sir Wi&aeI Sids.
Bead, Bot fa bur@ bic ltlrmif&sn pro.
isfs Der 6sihdftsipelt unb Der So&F.
mana sini&a&tern Iafsn unb bic aufbeb.
uns Der grtraffeuer bon l Pennp auI
Sheds peripro&sn, bebdlt f& absr Dor,
cine aubsre Steuer aufsuerleesn. um ba.
bur@ bas bur& @eefaa Der @bsd'S isusl
e~n.tebenbe SeHstt 30 beden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-22
9ouiHana's 9eaisIatur.

Bon bsibsn Sduisrn Der StaatsIssis.
latur bon 2ouiFana tpurbs, i'm Ginflanl
nit Der SteQunesnabme bss @ouper.
neurs Searb in bisier SADIE, foieenbt
&siuIut,on anBenommen: .,Das S1rsi.
ben bes @o%uberneurs 9earb an ben Bra.
iibsntsn Der Der. Siaotsn. ipsI&es baes.
aen protstirt, bab bic britiI&en Mrmee.
Offaiere bic Sdfen unb @spdEer bieies
Stuatss sur Berfdrfune unb @rnsusr.
uns ibrsr Rilitdr : 8orrdibe flr ben
arise nit BEN Draniss 5rsiRuat unb be,
Slbafriianii&en Republii benussn. tpiit
hermit auf bas gntf&isbenfts eutssbsi.
Sen.
..8ei&loRsn. baB Der @oubsrnsur bic.
lee Staatss brinsenb aufesforbert tpsrbe,
ALE iol@e ferneren S@ritie i'm Ginilanf
nit BEN @eies 30 iban. bic mad isinsH
Dafirbalten notbtpenbis fem m5ssn, um
in bieiem Staate @shoriam eseen bai
86lfsrre&t unb adtuus far bic 8srirde,
osr Der. Stdaten 30 i&aHen unb auf'
rs&tiusrbaltsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-22
eb's biesmaI elm Juuse ipirs ?

Gus ct. Petersburg ipirb asmsIbst.
buB bic 9arina, beianntli& bic S@tpsfter
aIir bes @robbsrsoes bon SsRen, einem
frsuDieen grsi8nib i'm September biefes
Sabres sntesesnisbt. SIN Babe tpirb
Der PrOiuraior Der beilisen SpnOb in
alien 2irdsn um einen TbrOnsrbsn betsn
laHen. @enn's auh biesmaI cine prin.
asiiin ipirb. bdrfte Der Disner profsHor
S&enf allen arsbit am Sofe bss 8aren
berloren baben. Der iebiee 3rdeer Der
2rone Der 8omanotps in bsianntIia 8as
ter bon bier @roBflrfinnen iusenbli@su
4Iters. Das III mebr aIS ssnue feIbf
fur ben Serriaer aler Reubsn, su elmer
8eit, BIO bic fanbessemdbe 8erioreune
nit SHtpieaerf6bnsn in gang europa un,
ter BEN farfsn Wanesl mdnnIi@si
EbgOniprORsn Iaborirt unb mo auberbsu
bic Slamme Der 8sbpuIiion an benz bii
bato nur bon ben 9rinasifnnsn ssi<r
ten SbrOns 8ublanbs msribar binaaf,
,lnssIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-22

Beibe Spiben StaatStIeioer,
@eiti6te SpiBen StaatSfIeioer,
9oint D. Esprit,
Bai6 Chiffon,
@eitidte @ause,
Mouheline s. 4ariS,
Seiben Gbifon,
Seioen Si1ue,
@eitidte S1meiser,
Teriiide 2amnS,
Seiben Grenadines,
Crap be 8ariS,
8ioleS CLEANLINESS,
3ansooDne, Sublime,
grepe be Gbine,
Wobairs. samiie,
GOlienneS, MiitraIs,
8ebforb Gorb, Ser9e8.
yrsis Iaafsn bon so Gents bic ~ $3.50 si.
Cue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-22
CentfAe 4atboIifen nebmen In JIs
ltnote FIR bic Gilipinpe Steaune.

ttuute fur Die 0tltptnoc Gteuun0.
SIN Der ioebsn in aurora, Sq.. sun
abi&IuB eeiommenen 10. Sabresberl
iammIuns bss beutid.iaiboliI&sn Ser,
einsbunbes bon Sainois ipurbs bic fol-
esnbe auf bic pbilippinen bssasIi&s Nsl
f~olution an8encmmen
,@ie aus psrldbliasn Beri&ten BOT
ben pbilippinen. Snfeln u iu beutIid
~ erIeben, Bat es uniere ietiee 8unbes'
berpaItune eetpast. bort bur& Elm eoitIol
fec S&ulIpltem. bas pOrtpiesenb. ia bel,
nabe ausi&lieBlid bon Seitenprsbieerr
uHo Sreimaurern seIeitet ipirb, ben an.
seftammten fatbplif6en @Iaubsn bel
Pbilippiner ~ e~ntirdften unb mbsli&er.
peiie aussurottsn. SIM 2i&ts Der itaat.
LID earantirten 6reibeit erbliden bil
bierin cine timmslftreienbs l1nssre1tie.
leit eeesn Elm untsriohtes tatboliides
Bolt, i'm 2iat bes @Iaubens cine moberns
Gbrifenperfolsuns. @s i@merst uns
tief, bob bic aneeblihen fatboIiiden
5rsunbe uniersr 8unbesperipaliuns bieis
Iprannei INNER nod ni&t ubi4afeu
tOnnten. 8orldufia iBnHen mir nit uns
ierem beilisen Batter unb allen irsuen
8atboliten biefe, infer elorreiheS Ster.
nsnbannsr boz aaet Mslt beiddmenbs
S&ma& nur beflaeen. Bel ndhiter @e,
lsssnbsit poqen mir als Burger unb ale
8atboliien urfsr 8eftss psrfu&en, bieien
S&unblsd aus Der Slasee unfsrss lisben
9eimalblanbss ausaumerten."
Sn ber pi&tieen Sraee Der Oreaniii'
rune elmer politii4en n~ationalen partsi.
reip. bes 8uiammenidlufss Der peri&is,
oenen faibolif9en Staats.8 erbdnbe fii
einen iol&en 3med. tpurben foleenbe
&siolutionen, ipet@s Pfarrer Saean bon
8elepile einssbraGt bate, einfimmis
aneenommsn
,.Da es bduis n~Otbtpenbis tuirb, baB
bic berfdisoensn eeuti&en iatboIii&en
StaatSbsrbdnbe in Saden Der NationaIs
8olitif ibren GinfiuB eeitsnb MAIDEN.
unb ss aus bieiem @runbe tpiinfHens.
pertb eri&eini. bab Elm bsHsres giubsr.
itdnbnib spii&en benielben bsrssitsQt
uerbe. fei eS
,,Bei4lofen, bnB oer SereinSbunb bon
Slinois itd ~susunfen einss ausi&nRss.
befebsnb aus ben 8orfibenben Der 0iei.
lans. @omitss Der perf6Isbsnsn bsuti6en
Staatspsrbdnbe. erlIdrt ; mo Elm ioI9ss
@omite ni@t befebt. ioQen bic prdfbsn.
ten Der rsip. 8srbdnbe an befisn Steae
treten.
.Bei&loEsn. baB tbunIi& aud bic
StaatSperbdnbs anberer Decentralization
in Sieism ausidub 8srtretuns baben
ioaen +; ferner iei es
..8ef&IoRsn, bob Der gorfbsnbs bss
SisiIanS'@ omitss biermit ansetuieisn 1T.
fih nit anberen StaatSpsrbdnben in
B~erbinbunB su ieten. IN, einen ioI@en
Gusi&ub 10 nett pie tbunIi& su i&ufen,
unb lbsr bic &sfuItate in Der ndHiten
@sneraI'8 sriammIans Gin Bloomington
~ bsri&ten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-22
Gifcnbabn Seittabelle.
eadananna nnb Measrn 8abn.

Su araft ben 3. giopsmbfr 1901.
eisItd-gnl6Bt Suanton fir 9tp gpri
nm lao, 3.t5, COS. z so, 1905, 8prm.j H..
IS, $40 unb 1888 Natmtttaes. 6ir Vsp
gori u. philadelphia, UNI $50 u. 1905 gorm.,
t2.45 unb 1888 Ra&miitags. 8Hr Sobp-
hanna, 6.f0 Wahmittaes.
R6rbIia STIR Buffalo um LIS, 6.22 u. 900
Wlcr.; f.55, 6.5O unb fi.35 WaGmiitass.
6hr 9tnsbamton unb 3wiiHmiationfu, nm
1920 Wpr. unt lilo TaHm. Ghr Osptsc.
Ssraeuit unh Utica, um Ills une 6.22 Npr.
f.55 Nanmittass. Osipegc. Spraeuft une
Utica 3ue I'M 6.22 Mpr. Iduft tSsIiG, ausss-
upHiuitu Spnutaee. 6ir Wpnirpft um 500
Mpr. ITO uub $50 Nahm. WiaeIfpn VIC
spmobatipn, I'm 400 unb SIS RaGmittass.
Hloomsbure 9ibiion-YulGBi Scranton
fir Hcrtbunbtrlanb nm 6.35, zoos Wor.
f.55 uue 6.t0 9a6m. 6ir plymouth um sic
8ormittass3 $40 uni 500 Ra9mittass,
SpnntaeSs3hee.
eabli&-8ir 9sp gsrf nm i.40, 3.t5
sos unb 1905 Wurssnsj $40 unb 3.3S
Rahm.
R6roIia = Sir Buffalo nm IFS, uni
6.22 Wor. t.55, $50 unb lbs RaHm
Dleomsbure 9ibifioR-8Tlab Seranioi
nm 1905 WpT. uns $40 Ra6m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-22
8eidee fur @pftame.

tlnftrt eint psn SpiBsu, Stibtn RufIins
aeesrbtcn plaits, Subj unb Rtbaaipn Bslas
hbsrtrsftn alIts bisbsr bir aasisis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-22
3emfc's
S ltoenti9e 8ierfabe,


Gin mad aItbtntf4sr Btiis atfibrtes aofal
no man f&sr IL, fsts anssusbme Sefeai9uf
" tnoeu,
Sas nit b~trisIbsn ~bsrbuuosns asRau
Z a n I liffsrt ale SelifatsHtn Der Sabres,sit.
,.@hr5burstr eofbrdn'' unb bisfi9t Siere
impOrtirte Btib. unb @otbptius, prima Cigar
zen, b6ai&s 8sbisuune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-22

30 Gute 9Irbeit ~ miBissn grsiisn
Iisfert bic ,@O&snbIatt" Ofie.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11

pealed to. The board decided that in view
Of the fact that Cronord had at one time
been convicted of connection with counter
feiting In Missouri the revocation of his
certificate should stand.
Crowded At Soldiers Home.
The Iowa Soldiers home is now reported
to the state board as overcrowdsd, though
there will be some slight relief when a
few OF the new buildings are occupied.
which viii be soon. There are at present
In the home $50 persons, Of whom eighty
four are women. At this time OF the year
the home increases in population rapidly,
as many who have spent the summer with
friends on furlough return there and the
hospital becomes crowded with the sick
ones. At present there are ninety-twO in
the various wards Of the hospital and more
Of them should be there and would be II
there was room. An additional home for
the female help will give room for sixty
more In the hospital.
Coal Operators EnapIOy Reese.
The coal operators Of district No. Is,
embracing Iowa and Missouri, turned the
tables on the coal miners by the employ
ment OF John p. Reese 70 represent the
operators In their settlement OF disputes
with the miners over wages and other
things. Reese was until last fall the pres
ident of the mine workers union for the
district. He resigned when he was nomi-
mated for congress In the Sixth district.
for he confidently expected to be elected.
But the miners did not stand by him at
the polls. This left him without any EN-
ployment and when the operators found he
could be had he was employed by them
at a salary Of $4,000 a year a. commits,
sionsr for the district In settlement Of
disputes. The operators also named q scale
committee, which will meet with the
miners In March next to decide on a scale
OF wages for next year.
Would Try Damage Case Again.
A motion for a new trial In the damage
case of Tate against ClarkSon was nled to
day. The Jury decided in favor Of the de
PENDANT, refusing to give damages for thu
alleged libel. as published. The instrue'
tions were 30 strongly in the direction o.
q verdict that the defense expected a judE.
ment against them. II Is alleged on be.
half Of County Clerk Tate that the YER,
dict was 50 contrary to the evidences an
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11

crop service will be included. In edition
there will be some special papers from
farmers on the relative value Of wet and dry
seasons as shown by the experience Of
the past two years. Some papers on the
silo will be included, also some informa-
ton in regard to alfalfa In Iowa, on both
OF which subjects there appears to be con-
siderable fresh. interest. The work Of the
school Of live stock judging and school OF
corn judging at the State college were
warmly commended by Secretary Simpson.
The attention Of the department was called
to the exposition at st. Louis and members
urged to cooperate In securing a fine agri-
cultural exhibit for the state.
The report OF President ]. c.. Frasier Of
Bloomfield was brief and to the point, COM
plimenting the department on It's work.
Mr.. Frasier was not present, but w. M.
Morrow Of Alton presided. Later In the
day Mr.. Morrow was elected president and
Mr.. Simpson was reelected secretary with
out opposition.
The Park and Forestry association re-
elected the old officers, Prof. MaeBride Of
Iowa City. president. and Prof. L. II.
Pammel of Ames, secretary.
The state agricultural department elected
W. w. Morrow Of Alton president and ]. C.
Simpson OI huoANlie beCIoNaIy anu u n
Cameron of Alta vice president. This
election made 1t necessary for him to quit
the directory board. and H. A. Pike Of
Monona county was elected to represent
the Eleventh district. All other directors
we're reelected.
Case Appealed.
The papers in he appeal case of DR.. ]
W.. Croford Of Decatur county we're hleC
with the supreme court today. The cas-
has been before the public a great teal II
recent months. DR.. cFohord owned ant
managed a sanitarium at Lamont and Mis-
Maud Stone went there for treatment. Shi
died sOoA after leaving the place. Croffor'
and one Hammond were jointly indicted foI
causing the death OF the girl. Cronor,
on conviction was sentenced to thirteen
years in the penitentiary. When Il was de
cided that he should appeal the case tn
discovery was made by his attorney tina
the law was defective in not allowing bond
In such cases. The law was changed an,
Cronord gave bonds. Then he sought tn
privilege OF continuing the practice o
medicine pending appeal and second tria
n the State Board Of Health was ap
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11
FRUITS AND CORN
CONTINUED from Eighth Page.l

ing this judging pavilion. Other improve
ments are needed on the state fair grounds.
The buildings are now nearly all about
sixteen years old and made Of wood and
many repairs are needed and much re-
building. To make the state fair still more
popular Secretary Simpson would have the
society publish a catalogue Of the stock
exhibits so that visitors might know the
pedigree and other facts concerning every
animal on exhibition. He would also abol-
ish the penalty Of 10 per cent of the pre-
MUM money exacted from every prize win
ner. Iowa is the only state which does this
now. With that removed the only ex-
pense to exhibitors would be an exhibitors
ticket.
Preparing the Year Book.
The work of preparing the year book for
this year. the third one ever issued. is
now under way. IL is hoped to have It
printed in three months or less. Last year
although a copy was furnished the state
printer by the FIRST Of the year. yet 1t was
not delivered until in May, owing to the
legislative work. crowded upon the printer.
The year book will be improved over its
predecessors. 1t will be handsomely illus
trated. Several pages will be devoted to
farmers Institutes, which under the new
law, must report to the secretary and
which may now send delegates to the state
meetings. The report OF the weather and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SCALE
New ScheduI for Sw~itchmen, In
which Pay is to Be by
the Hour.

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. lO.-The Southern
faeihc company has granted a new wage
schedule for switehmen. which establishes
a straight rate per hour instead OF the
former wage rate Of SIS per month for day
men and SSS and 500 per month for night
men.
h new rate Is as follows; Day help
ers, 2s cents an hour; day foremen. 81 cents
an hour; night foremen. SO cents an hour.
The schedule provides for mo Sunday
on," but, there Is a rumor al the West
Oakland yards hat the switchmen will en-
deavor TO have the company allow two
Sundays a month, with full pay added.
The engineers and hremen have presented
a emand for increased pay and II Is re-
ported that an increase OF s per cent will
be granted.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11
MISSOURI LAWYER is DYING
End Very Near for Judge John w.
Henry. Prominent Jurist
of state.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 10.-Judge John W.
Henry Is dying at his residence In this city
after a long illness. At l o'clock this aft
ernOon dissolution was expected momen-
tarily and the family had gathered around
the ~jurist's bedside.
Judge Henry formerly was chief Justice
OF the state supreme court and for several
years has been Judge OF the circuit court
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11

VICTOR. Colo, Dec. 10.-WiIiam P,rr.
who Is In charge Of numbering AZ STATIONS
dhSepend@nce mine. has been notified by
TaoleeIam OF the death OF his uncle, Sir
Thomas Pstkin. in England. Parr is one of
nine heirs, among whom the estate, valued
at 100000, will be divided.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11
More Gold for south America.

NEW. YORK, Dec. i0-The local agency
OF the London and River Plata bank, linn
tied, will ship $4,000 gold TO Buenos Ayres
tomorrow. The transaction ls a special
one and makes a total OF t2,00O,00O shipped
by this bank since August last.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11

the Instructions that a new trial should DO
had. II 9 new trial is granted a change
will be taken to some other county.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-11

Last seasons toys will be closed out
Saturday at half price. Orchard & viii
helm.