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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
A SIMPLE CHANGE.
Made a world of difference.

The Health Resort does not always
bring back health, but the Health Resort
and proper food make a pretty, sure COM
bination.
Mrs. e. Kehnett, Springfield, Mo,
writes:-"I was pronounced a consump-
tive and sent to Asheville, n. c., for my
health. l Just could not eat without a
cup OF coffee, and my stomach was in such
a condition that / could not drink ii. /
was almost in despair when the landlady
Of my boarding house said that II ! would
drink Postum Food Coffee, I would and It
would take the place OF co1ee and agree
with me. She made It so delicious that |
enjoyed every meal ] ate, and gained flesh
and strength so rapidly that | was able to
come back home and live.
l give Postum more credit for my re-
turn to health than climate or anything
else. am sending you this letter for the
beneht Of those who are having a hard time
living. and | am sure that II they will use
Postum. their lives will be prolonged"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
BATTLEsHIPS ON THE WAY
Two Big Engines of War Ordered to
Isthmus OF PanaEa-GO 10 Pro-
tect American Interests.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-By noon today
the Navy department had been advised that
the two warships ordered to the scene OF
trouble on the Isthmus of Panama had
sailed for their destinations.
A telegram was received from Rear Ad-
miral Casey, commanding the Pacific sta
ton, stating that the big battleship Wis
consin left Bremerton today and. after TAX
ing or coal ct San Francisco. will resume
it's long voyage down the Pacific coast.
With the same promptness which charac-
terized his prompt hurrying to the scene Of
The terrible disaster, at Martinique, Com
mander 7. G. Mclean with Cincinnati had
started for Colon within a few hours after
the receipt Of the Navy departments or
ders, and cabled Secretary Moody to that
effect this morning.
As u further indication that the. vigorous
efforts Of the Navy department to relieve
the situation on the isthmus are none too
early, the following cahlegram was received
from Commander Potter of Ranger, who
with his email gunboat has for the pres
ent the entire situation to look after:
e PANAMA Received cipher message this
morning saying revolutionists near railroad
tine. Situation serious. Transit across
isthmus still open. POTTER,
In view OF the reports that political sig
ulnCanCe dtlACuos 10 bHis ldlcbl uAophASu VI
a naval force to the Isthmus Of Panama,
the statement was gained today from o high
and unquestionable Official source to the
effect that the protection of American In
~terests and the enforcement Of treaty
guarantees are the only two considerations
involved in the sending Of additional war
ships to Panama and Colon.
1t was pointed out that peculiar circum-
stances made necessary the dispatch Of a
force more formidable than the occasion
really warrants. Ranger. at Panama,
has a complement of only 1913 men. There
was no other vessel available on the Pacific
coast save the big battleship Wisconsin, so
that while 1t was like sending a man to
perform a boys work. the Navy depart
ment had no alternative, Moreover, 1t is
learned that the department has decided
not to send Panther with the battalion
OF marines to the isthmus unless Com
mander Mclean, upon the arrival of
Cincinnati at Colon, informs the depart
ment tina the men are needed. In the
meantime the battalion will be equipped
and provisioned and the ship is held in
readiness for an immediate departure for
Colon.
Rear ADMIRAL Silas Casey, c~ommander-in-
chief Of the Pacific station, will go down
to Panama aboard Wisconsin and take
personal command of the naval forces upon
his arrival there.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
HYMENEAL.
Two wedding. az HARLAN.

HARLAN, Ia, Sept. 12.-(special.)-o
Wednesday evening at s o'clock at the resi-
dence OF DR.. and Mrs. e, A. Cobb occurred
the marriage of Mrs. Cobb's sister, Miss
Loana Louise Cunningham, to Mr.. Herbert
Edmund Dodimead The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. James Parsons Of the Con-
gregational church In the presence OF
about seventy-ive Of the brides and
groom's friends. The bride has lived in
Shelby county most Of her life, is a gradu,
ate Of the Harlan schools and was
Tor many years a teacher In
Thorn. She has also been prominent in
social and musical circles. Mr.. Dodimead
Is an expert jeweler and is employed at
the store Of N. Nielsen.
On Wednesday afternoon another wed
ding OF interest to people OF Harlan and
Shelby county occurred at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George ID. Ross Of West Harlan,
the occasion being the marriage OF their
daughter Ethel to Mr.. Perry S. Mayne, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs, John s. Mayne, Twins
northeast Of Harlan, Both OF the contract.
ing parties are well and favorably known
In Shelby county. having been born here
Both are graduates Of the Harlan High
school. class Of 1901. Mr.. Mayne having
been prominent as an athlete in the STATE
high school meets in the mile run.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
WALL STREET HAS A SQUEEZE
Price of Money Goes up and water
Runs Out Of Most of the
stock.

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-Wall street passed
through a tight money squeeze today. APP
prehensions of temporary stringency had
been visible all the week, the average Stock
exchange rate on preceding days having
been 5 per cent or over. Today's demands
made on the Stock exchange go over until
Monday, and there was much uneasiness.
Last Saturday the surplus was only $4,000
900 over the required reserve.
The demand for call money on the Stock
exchange began. much earlier than usual
this morning and there was a crowd OF
brokers on hand when 1t started of at IL
per cent. By early noon the price rose to
Is per cent with no offerings. A number
of out OF town institutions furnished most
of the funds. Later still the price for loans
rose to 20 per cent.
The high price of money had it's Gus
tomRry effect upon the stock market. After
no1n stocks broke rapidly until the figures
covering the known movements Of currency
for the week we're published.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
HAYTIENs HATE THE GERMANS
General FIrmIn Issues a PrOnuncIa-
mentO About P~anther's
Action.

PoR AU PRINCE, Hayti, Sept. 12.-Gen-
eral Firmin has issued a violently worded
proclamation to his partisans concerning the
death on board the Crete-a-Pierrot OF Ad-
miraI Killick. He engages his followers to
fight until the end against the provisional
government OF M. Boisrond Canal, which he
accuses Of having Influenced Germany
against him to the point of the destruction
Of Crete-a-Pierrot by Panther.
The population of GOnaives and 81. Marie
both in the possession Of the revolutionists
are greatly excited. Bills expressing hatred
OF the m are being posted there and
cries of hostilities to this nation are fire.
quently heard in the streets. The advance
guard Of the federal army has started
against Gonaives and the greater part Of
the army will leave for that point tomorrow.
Port au Prince Is quiet.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
DEVOTE DAY TO SPEAKING
continued from First Pase.)

Grand Island; vice president. ]. b. Miller;
Burwin; secretary and treasurer, Dyer
kit Of Fairfield; color bearer. r. G. Ship
man OF York.
Nebraska: President, Yves Montgomery
Of Hastings; vice president. Thomas ].
Majors OF Peru; secretary, George W. Dav-
export OF Lincoln; assistant secretary and
treasurer. Samuel Alexander OF Hastings.
New England association: President, II.
NJ. Carpetner of Hastings; vice presidents,
W, IL. Thompson, Maine. II. II. Prouty,
Vermont, c.. A. Short, Massachusetts,, c. s.
Beers, Rhode Island, II. T. Merwin, Con-
n%ecticut; secretary, Andrew Kicker; treas
urer W. c. Gage.
ohio: President. Jacob Wooster, Hast
ings; vice president. II. B. McGaw, Hast
ings; secretary and treasurer. w. r. Nc
Naughton, Grand Island; trustees, G. w.
Tolbitzer Of Monroe, John Farmer Of Hast
ings, A. c.. Albright OF Hastings; marshal,
Judson Burweli OF JunIata; color bearer,
r. l.. Caldwell Of Doniphan.
Border States association: President. II.
9. Carman Of McCook; vice president, Jacob
Foss OF Hooper; secretary, N. Corbin OF
Ayr; treasurer. John Marshall OF lie Roy.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
PARIS GREEN Kills sEVEN
Cotton Piokers InhaIe IL In Field
where ID Had Been Used TO
Destroy Worms.

PARIS, Texas, Sept IA report has
b en- received here Of . Wholesale poison
ing which Is said to, have occurred In
KismtIa, l. T, A farmer recently applied
paris green to the cotton in his Geld where
the ms were doing damage. There had
been but little rain since the paris green
ives applied. $50 p
Three or t,ur days ago seven cotton pick
ers, four men and three women. went "a
work In the patch where the poison had
been applied. Late in. the evening they
became sick and during the night all OF
them are reported 10 have died. TheiI
deaths were SAID to have been caused by
inhaling the dust from the poison.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
.cULLoM TO- OPEN CAMPAIGN
Long List of Sneakers Announced for
RspubIiCaA Leatue MeetiAE
in Peoria, illinois,.

PEORIA, ILL., Sept. i2.-Ths list Of speak
ere who Will formally open the republican,
state campaign ID this city on the ocea-
sion Of the meeting of-ths State League OF
Republican clubs, to be. held hare ssptem-
Der "a, has just been announced.
The FIRST gun win be hfed by Senator
Cullom. and he will have with him the fol
lowing gentlemen, whO will make addresses
during the morning and afternoon sessions
Mr., Hopkins Of Aurora, Governor Yates, MT
Stead Of Ottawa, Alfred Bayliss. state SUI
perintendent of instruction; Charles @
Dawes, Charles Travous and Congressman
Graf OF this district. Secretary OF Wa
Ellhu Root will be the speaker at the even.
ing session. E 't
Two thousand delegates are expected t.
be here. The railroads have Arranged 4
allow all desiring to be here September p
a round trip ticket Tor one single fare.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
CALLED TRAITOR AND PIRATE
Venezuelan Government Outlaws General
Natos, the RsVOlutioniEt.
FIERCE BATTLE NOW BEING wAeEu
Insurgents and Government Troops
Fighting with Nearly Equal Forces
"Details Not Yet Obtained
Castro Inactive.

CARACAS, Sept. 12.-The government has
published q decree declaring General Matos,
leader OF the present revolutionary move
ment In Venezuela, to be a traitor
and ordering him to be tried on the charge
Of piracy for having offered control Of the
finances Of the government OF Venezuela
Tin icase Of the success Of his movements)
to outside capitalists on the same basis as
prevails in Egypt.
The facts Of this alleged offer we're re-
ported by the Venezuelan consul at Liver
pool.
wILLEMsTAD, island Of Curacao. Sept.
12.-It has been learned here from Puerto
Cabello, Venezuela, that the report re-
Gently issued by Torres Cardenas, Secretary
Of President Castro, that the revolutionary
army under General Luciano Mendoza was
annihilated September s, near Tiraquilla,
was a gross exaggeratlon.
The engagement Of the date was not an
important one and only the vanguard Of the
revolutionary forces was engaged.
SERIOUS Battle Under Way.
It has been learned with certainty that
yesterday a serious battle eommenced in
the vicinity of Tiraquilla between about
1000 revolntionists under Generals Mendoza
Battalla and Risra and government troops
to the number Of about 400 men, under
General Garrido, minister of war. 1t is
impossible to receive news of the progress
of this fight. as all lines OF communication
have been cut. The result Of this engage
ment will doubtless have a decided eff
feet upon the fate Of the Matos revolution.
President Castro is still inactive near
ocumare, where he is inspecting the army.
General Matos is located at Altasracia
de Orituco, about sixty miles southeast OF
Caracas. ocumare is about thirty miles
southwark from Caracas. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
FUGITIVE GIVES HIMSELF UP
Luther w. Shear, an AbscOndtng
Agent. Walks Int SherlH's
once.

MUSHROOM, Mich, Sept. 12.-Luther w.
Shear, district agent Of the Northwestern
Mutual life Insurance company, prominent
churehman and society leader. who disap-
peared on June II, leaving behind him al
legged forgeries and debts to the extent OF
$50, 900, quietly walked into the presence
Of Sheriff Payne at the county Jail today
and gave himself, up.
II came by myself to save you the $3.50
reward" he remarked. Il am tired Of wan
dering about the land, a fugitive from
Justice"
Shear Will say little Of his wanderings.
The most of his time was spent in New
York CttY.s a .lrs- ..'t EA /
Later Shear was Rrraigned before Judge
Sullivan and was bound over to. the circuit
court in $1,000, He says he will plead
guilty. .-.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
COURT OF, INQUIRY. ORDERED
investigation in Accident t % Cruiser
to De Thorough and .COA-
pIete.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-on the request
Of Rear Admiral Higginson, commander
in-chief on the North Atlantic station. the
Navy department has appointed a court OF
inquiry consisting OF Rear Admiral Watson,
president; Rear Admiral Clarke and Cap
tain Chester, with Lieutenant Commander
Roy Smith as recorder, to investigate the
circumstances attending the accident to tho
big cruiser Brooklyn In Buzzard's bay dur
Ing the joint m~aneuvers:
A board of oflcers from Brooklyn, chosen
by Rear Admiral Coghian. already has ex-
onerated the officers of the ship from all
blame, but Rear Admiral Higginson, in
order to make the proceedings perfectly
regular, has requested the court OF inquiry,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
DISTRIBUTING SUTR0 ESTATE
After Various LeEncies
Have Been Paid.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IA decree Of
distribution has been granted in the estate
Of Adoiph Sutro, deceased, and s22, 900 In
legacies will be paid to Vassar college, the
heirs Of the late Congressman G. q. Wood
ward, the late Congressman Biggs, the late
Judge Orange Yerris OF New York and
the late Congressman Randolph Strickland
OF Michigan o..
The deceased congressman, who were all
residents OF eastern states, aided Sutrc
in his tunnel controversy and the dead
millionaire bequeathed $1,000 to their sur
vivors. Yassar college gets $4,000. Mrs.
Dr.. Merritt. one Of the executors Of her
fathers will, testified in the probate court
that $4,000. 900 will be distributed to the
residuary legatees.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
G~wendoIyn Astor.

LONDON, Sept. 12-william waldorf AS
tors daughter, Qwendolyn, died Of con
sumption this morning at Cliveden. Her
body will be taken to New York for burial.
Gwendolin Astor was 9 years old.
NEW YORK, Sept, 12.-The fact that
William Waldorf Astor had a daughter
named Gwendolin was a surprise to many
of his acquaintances in this country. Gwen
dolin went abroad shortly after Mrs. AS
tors death. Mrs, Astor's body was brought
to this country aud inferred, In Trinity
cemetery, which will probably be the last
resting place. OF her daughter.
William Astor has three surviving chu-
dren-waldorfy Pauline and John J. Pauline
has generally been referred to as w. w.
Astor's only daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
Fails to swim Channel.

DOVER, England. Sept. I2.-Frank
Holmes OF Birmingham, started from Dover
at half past 6 o'clock this morning in an
attempt to swim the English channel, but
water two hours. This is Homes second
trial to swim the channel, he having started
from Dover on the morning of august 2S
last, when. after covering six miles, he was
seized with cramps and obliged to abandon
the attempt. Holmes was caught In a
squat and was Unable to proceed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13

A telegram was received by John Kelken-
ney Friday evening stating that w. w.
Thompson had died in Denver Friday morn
ing. Mr.. Thompson will be recalled in
Omaha by many citizens who remember him
as an old-time saloon keeper. Before leav-
ing here he was a partner Of Charles Little
in the saiOon business. For some time be-
fore his death he had been unable to do
any work. owing to his physical condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
BIGGEST RAILROAD MERGER
Alliance of Pennsylvania and the
Vanderbilt Interests
the East.

CLEVELAND. Sept. l2.-Ths Leader to-
morrow will say; A financial alliance has
been formed by the two great railroad
factors In the eastern field, the Wander
bilt interests and those Of the Pennsyl-
Vania system. The working agreement has
been close in The past, but it has never
com to an allotment of territory and
division Of property between the two
big roads. as the new arrangement entails.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
FIRE RECORD.
Factory is Destroyed.

BRIDGEToN, N. j., Sept 1.-THE large
factory Of the Eastlake Wooden Mills COM
pany, Of which j. Edward Addicks Of Della
ware is the head. was destroyed by Are to-
day, entailing a loss Of 500, 900. Two hun
bred men and women are rendered idle.
The weavers at the factory have been on
strike about a week. Many Of the strikers
had, however, returned to work within the
last few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
C~Iarkssn. Lunches with President.

OYSTER BAY. N. Y, Sept. 12.-General
James s.. Garrison, surveyor of customs at
the port Of New York, was the presidents
guest at luncheon today. General Clark
son refused to discuss the subject of his
visit, simply saying that the president
wished TO be informed on certain business
matters connected with the once and that
he came here to give him the desired in
formation.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
COLON is WELL GARRIS oNED
government Forces Make strong
stand Against RevOIu-
tiOnistA.

COLON. Sept. 12.-The situation on the
isthmus remains unchanged. The govern
ment is determined not to be surprised BY
any sudden movement on the part OF tho
revolutionary general, Herrera. All ap-
approaches to the town of Colon are wei
garrisoned and defended.
Trains are running across the isthmus al
usual.
The government gunboat General Pinzor
is still here.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
DaukhteF of Or. Seward.

OAKLAND, Neb., Sept. 1~2.-(speciaI TED
egram.)-Dorothy, aged 3 years, daughter
Of DR.. e. J. Seward Of this city died We'd
nesday Of diabetes and bowel trouble. The
funeral services were held at the home to-
day, conducted by Rev. DR.. Lndberg of
Omaha. The funeral was largely attended
and the floral tributes many and beautiful.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
York Comfy Pioneer:

YORK, Neb.. Sept. 12.-(special.)-J. NJ.
stilson died last evening at s O'Clock at
the residence Of his son. Lyman B. Still
son, living south Of York. The deceased was
In his 91st' year. He located in York
county, living with his son, about twenty
years ago. Deacon Stilson was highly re.
spected by ALL THE funeral will be held
at the residences of his son, n mile south
of York.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13

corps to proceed tomorrow morning with
a company Of marines stationed there to the
League Island navy yard, Philadelphia
They will form a portion Of the battalion
Of marines which will sail at once on the
auxiliary cruiser Yankee for Colon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. sATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ID, 1909.

The new combination will have a capitaii-
zstion Of t2.0OO,O 900, 900 and a mileage Of
10000 miles. The aim Of the organization
Is to dominate traf1o betweon Chicago and
st. Louis, the great lakes and the Ohio
river and the Canadian boundary and the
Potomac river, through to the Atlantic
| coast
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
FoFMer State 0mcer

PENNINGTON, Ia, Sept. 12.-sps6ial.)-
Former Deputy Treasurer Of State John
Written died At his home here September
7. He was a Grand Army Of the Republic
man and was buried by that order.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
MARINES ARE ORDERED OUT
Two Omcers sent from Annapolis ID
Go 90 the Isthmus OF


ANNAPOLIS. Md. Sept. 12.-orders were
received today at the Naval academy d.
recting Captain Mark and Leutenants Par
cell and Rixey OF the United States marine
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
Garrison NJ Trieste Reinforced.

TRIESTE, Austria Hungary. Sept. IA
The garrison here has been reinforced by
two battalions OF infantry as a precaution-
airy measure. in consequence OF strike OF
dock laborers. Three OF the arrested lead.
srs have been released.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
ChnrIer b. AndreMa.

LITCHFIELD, Conn, Sept. 12.--Charles
B. Andrews. ex-chief Justice of the supreme
court Of Connecticut. died at his home here
today of heart disease. ...,.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
Ecsema no Care, No ray.

Your druggist will refund your money II
PAzo OINTMENT falls to cure Ringworm,
letter, old Ulcers and Sores. PimpleS and
Slackheads on the face, and all skin dis.
eases. 80 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
Else at Prentis, wisconsin.

PRENTIs. Wis, Sept. f2.-Fire here early
today burned out one whole business block
ana part OF another. Total loss, 10000.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-13
Whdt IRE HumOrS?

They are vitiated or morbid fluids cours-
Ing the veins M affecting the tissues
They are commonly due TO detective diges
tion but are sometimes Inherited.
How do they manifest themselvesf
In many forms Of cutaneous eruption,
salt rheum or eczema, pimples and boilS
and in weakness. languor, general debility.
How are they expelled BY
Hoods ~SdrSdpdriLLd
which also builds up the system that has
suffered from them.
u Il the best medicine nor al humOrG.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-20
TrxaS Notes.

There are now four candidates
in the field to succeed congressman
Sheppard, one being his son. Gov.
Savers has called the election to fill
the vacancy for Nov. 10.
Mosquitoes have caused sthe loss
of several thousand head OF sheep
ON Matogorda Island
Emil Wunderlich, a well known
San Antonian committed suicide at
Temple SIX hours after his wedding.
It is estimated by an authority
that the Sour Lake oil gushers are
good for 1000 barrels daily.
Mrs. Carrie Nation, the anti
saloon crusader, is making speeches
in Texas.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-20
SCOTS WEAKEST PLEA.

The weakest and most absurd
plea Of Mr.. Scott. and one which
seems to be the hobby on which be
expects to ride to Washington, is
that he can secure more for the peo-
pIe because he is in sympathy with
Tie administration. Each OF the
three republican congressman, who
we're sent to congress from Texas
during the past twenty years, fully
IL able men as Mr.. Scott, failed
Gismally 10 secure any appropria-
tons whatever, while The demo-
cratic delegation, not in sympathy
With the administration, secured
the magnificent sum of nearly
100000 for internal improyem-
ents in Texas during the past
months. Besides, it is an
insult TO decent republicans, as Mr..
Garner SAYS, to say they would
withhold needed help, because a
State was not politically aligned
with the party in power.-Uvalde
Leader.
Let any one who doubts what the
Leader says ask3 the well posted
citizen Of Galveston. The people
OF that city have tried the expert
ment Of sending republican to
congress as matter OF policy
Houston Post.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-20

In response 10 The HERALDquery
as to the modus operandi OF that
funeral shaped Continuance for pro
ducing an artesian flow from ordi-
nary wells, the Alice Echo says:
The thing sthus far woes n
right, not in the wells, to be sure,
but only in the inventors mind.
The failure to work in the wells is
as the Echo stated, to be
the inability of the contrivance to
a few laws of nature.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-10-20
Late Items.

President Roosevelt will be en-
trtained at the home of Grover
Cleveland if he attends the inaugU-
ration OF Woodrow y ilson as pres
i,!ent Of Princeton.
Leaders of the 1lytien revolutio-
nary forces ha( abandoned the
cause and fled I'd the United States
cruiser Cincinnati for safety
The New York YSht Club ac-
cepts Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge
or another series of yacht races for
the Americas cup.
I. S. Consul Garrett OF Nuevo
Laredo, Mexico, who was missing,
has been heard from, the governor
of Durango reporting him as safe
at San Dario a distant point in the
siefras.
The tiremen's strike OH tie
National and Texas Mexican rail
roads is ended.
New York.. Pierpont Morgan
fatty refuses to contribute to the
Republican campaign fund.