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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13

cline TO mix the questions Of an eight-bour
day and old age pensions, as the central
committee decided to do, and declare they
are striking purely for an increase in wages
The local committees Of the miners In
these districts asked the projects to inter
vene with the mine owners with a view Of
securing a settlement. The central COM
mittee thereupon issued a manifesto call
ing the Pas de Calais and Nord committees
TO obedience.
tional COMMITTEES Of miners Of four Of the
great Belgium coal fields met today and
passed resolutions fn favor Of demanding
an increase Of Is per cent in the wages of
coal miners.
The object Of the demand is to create a
diversion in favor Of the striking coal min
ers in France and to prevent the supply
ing OF Belgian coal in that country.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
n. y. Plumblng CO.. telephOpe Esd.
Find BODY Of Drowned obiId.

The body Of the little 2-year-old son Of
n. Peterson, who was drowned in Mos
quito creek a week ago, was found yes
terday afternoon. 1t was discovered near
the old paper mill about half a mile be-
low the point where the child fell into
the creek. Coroner Treynor on being noti-
fed decided an inquest was unnecessary.
The child while walking along the creek
with several companions slipped aud fell
into the water and was drowned The
creek was badly swollen owing to the heavy
rains and all efforts to recover the body
proved futile until it was discovered by
accident yesterday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
Marine Corps a Feature.

One Of the most notable features Of the
many parades during the week was the
showing made by the marine corps. Twenty
years ago the marines were a despised set
Of "seR soldiers" There was a very strong
sentiment in favor OF the abolition Of the
entire corps. But afterward they made a
name for themselves on the Isthmus OF
Panama. Then in 1898 it was a squad of
marines who first set up the American
flag on Cuban soil at Guantanamo Bay. II
was the marine corps which preceded the
army in landing at Cavite, and 1t was the
marines who first dvanced on Pekin dur
ing the Boxer troubles two years ago.
In 1890 the marine corps consisted Of
about 1900 ofieers and men. and they were
not the best men in the American service
by any means. Today the roster shows
about $500 OF them. and those h marched
dow Pennsylvania avenue on Tuesday
would compare favorably in the matter
Of physique and soldierly qualities with
any body Of troops or sailors in any mill
tary establishment on earth. Genera
Charles Haywood, the commandant Of the
corps. has built up the organization and
he is proud Of it. But no more so than
every American should be, for the record
of the corps is a glorious one. and there is
no more chance VI is abolition today
than there Is that the American navy will
be broken up for old metal and the Amer
lean army sent back to the pillow.
Speaking OF the marine corps. there were
in the parade two young American marine
officers, Messrs. Wynne and Doddridge.
They were schoolboys in 1898. They have
seen active service on both sides OF the
world since then and have visited many
countries "In our journey from China TO
the United States through the isthmus. -
said Captain Wynne today. I'VE were roy
ally treated everywhere, but In no country
were we more cordially welcomed than in
Greece, where the United States minister,
Mr.. Charles S. Francis. proved himself q
prince among men. And speaking OF
princes. King George Of Greece ought ia
be an American. He is more than a king
and he knows how to be a man. Amer
leans are always well treated in the Hell
lenic kingdom and the officers Of the Amer
lean navy have every reason to set up q
cheer for King George Of Greece and the
American representative near his court
Hon. Charles S. Francis Of Troy. n. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
Plumbing and heating. Bi1by a Son.
Plans for n Thank OnerinE.

Plans for n Thank OnerinE.
A special meeting of the Ministerial as
ISOLATION win be held at 10 O'Clock this
morning in the parlors Of Broadway Meth
odist church for the purpose CT discussing
with the board Of directors Of the Woman's
Christian association plans for a general
Thanksgiving offering toward the proposed
new hospital building. 1t has been sug-
gested that this Thanksgiving offering be
made at the union service of the churches
Of the city on Thanksgiving day but to in
no way interfere with the collection, the
proceeds Of which are to be donated to the
Associated Charities.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
lie DREYFUS' PROSECUTOR
French Government Relieves n.
d'ormeseheviIIe of HIS Duties
An Army.

LEMANs, France. Oct. I'm. d'ormes-
eheville. government commissioner on the
council OF war Of the Fourth army corpa,
has been relieved OF his functions. He
was prosecuting counsel at the first court
martial Of Captain Dreyfus and also con-
Quoted the prosecution against q soldier
named Voisin several years ago, charged
with numbering a woman at CherbourE,
who was condemned to penal seryituds for
life.
n real murderer OF the woman con-
fessed recently and Voisin was brought
bach to France and pRrdoned.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
SULTAN is MOST DEFIANT
Philippine Ruler Rejects Americas
Friendnhip and Calls for In
slant War.

MANILA, Oct. 1.-THE sultan Of Baco-
Tod. Mlndanao. has rejected the friendly
overtures Of General Sumner,
Of the American forces In MindanAo, In
a defiant letter, in which he invites war.
The sultan says:
The sultan Of Bacoiod desires war
forthwith. He wishes to maintain the re-
ligion Of MohAmmed. Cease sending let
tiers. What we want is war. We do not
desire your friendship"
Friendly Moros report that the sultan
Of Bacolod is fortifying his s~trongholds.
He Is in possession Of many rifles. 1t is
expected that an American column will be
sent from Camp Vicars TO reduce the Baco-
lod stronghold.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
Iowa state Nevxs Notes.

Sioux City and Des M0ines are having
some controversy over their bank clear
ings.
The anu-gamhling crusade at Sioux City
has now gone to the length OF pulling prf-
Vate poker games.
CObless corn is the latest Iowa novelty.
A farmer near Sloan has developed IL, and
while the grain Is normal, there is prac-
tically no cob.
The Iowa from harvest contributes 70
the general prosperity. Large shipments
are being made from the lakes in the north
ern part OF the state.
Waterloo having lost the Carnegie library
through interminable quarrels between the
East and West ends. there 10 now a prop
osition that they Rrbitrate their diner-
ences.
The Third congressional district is about
the only one In the state IN which a redhoi
political night IL going on. The republicans
now have between twenty and thirty good
speakers at work all the time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
Davis sells paintS
Foot BaII Games an Prospect.

The Dodge Light guard foot ball team
will open the season Saturday with a game
with Tarldo college. The following Satur-
day and November l are open dates but II
is hoped to arrange a game with Creigh-
ton college ofsomaha on one Of those two
days. On Saturday, November 5, the sol
diers will play Highland Park college OF
Des Moines. A game with Doane college OF
Nebraska has been scheduled for Saturday,
November % and the closing game OF the
season viii be on Thanksgiving day with
Amity college. The games viii all be
played at LAX Manawa.
The High school foot ball team win &c
TO Atlantic TO play the High school eleven
OF that city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
FIND BAD MONEY IN MANILA
Merchants Detect Spurious Dollars by
Improper Stamping OF Word
"~LibertyS on Face.

MANILA. Oct. 12-COunterfeit American
silver dollars are being made in China
and circulated here excessively. The sus-
pieion is held that some of this money was
shipped from San Francisco. The dollars
are OF standard weight.
They have been detected through the
improper stamping Of the word Liberty
on the Goddess. The low price Of silver
gave the cOunterfeiters a profit OF 100 per
cent
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
TROLLEYS CRASH IN PARIS
Thirty-NIne Passenger Are Injured
I'm street Car Smash In
French City.

PARIS. Oct. I2-As the result Of a mis-
take made by a motorman an electric
street car ran al full speed into another
In the Avenue de Ia Republique this even
ing. Both cars were crOwded.
Thirty-nine persons we're more or less
seriously injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
sverdrup twice HOnorea.

CHRISTEANIA. Norway. Oct. L2.-Em-
peror William has bestowed decoration Of
the Prussian royal order OF the crown OF
the first class upon Captain sverdrup. the
Arctic explorer. King Oscar OF Norway
and Sweden bestowed the grand cross Of
St Olaf on Captain sverdrup last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
FORECAST OF The WEATHER
Rain and snow VIII BE Kebraska's
Portion, All over the state
Today. 3

WASHINGTON, Oct l2.-Foreeast;
For N~ebraska-Rain and colder in east,
rain or snow in west portion Monday;
Tuesday fair and warmer.
For Iowa and Missouri-Rain and colder
Monday; Tuesday fair and warmer in west
portion.
For Colorado and W~yoming-FRir in west
rain or snow in east portion Monday; Tues
day fair and warmer in east portion.
For Kansas-Rain and colder Monday;
Tuesday fair and warmer
For minois-Rain and colder Monday
brisk TO high Winds shifting TO northwest
Tuesday fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
PIlgrims visit Parnen's Tomb.

DUBLIN. Oct. 1.-The tenth annual pill
grimAge 70 the grave Of Parnen took place
today. For the first time the lord mayor
and corporation OF Dublin did not partici-
pate In the The attendance was
smaller than in previous years.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13

in the frigid zone OF Alaska or in the torrid
zone Of the Philippines can enjoy the de-
ucious flavor Of Borden's Eagle Brand Con-
densed MIX In HE coffee. tea or chocolate
Established in 1857 1t has stood first for
forty-hve years.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13

where the town marshal decided he was a
ct subject for investigation before the
commissioner on insanity.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
A Man Badly Injured,

Or painfully hurt. burned. bruised or
wounded gets quick comfort from BuckieniG
Arnica salve. It conquers pain. 25c. For
sale by Kuhn 4 Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
Secretary Moody Arrives.

J Secretary Of the Navy Moody arrived in
Des Moines today. from Clinton where he
spoke to a large republican meeting last
evening. He speaks In Des Moines Mon
day evening, then goes on to Omaha. Mr..
Moody reports that he finds the republi-
cans everywhere united and harmonious
and the outlook for success most excellent
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13

It is believed here that those who have
the naming of Prof. Powell's successor as
the head Of THE department will make no
mistake II Prof. MCGEE be so named.
Advertise the West.
The thirty-sixth annual encampment Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic has passed
into history. The boys" who paraded up
Pennsylvania avenue in the grand review
in 1856 have seen Washington for the
second time since that day and they have
gone back to their homes In every state
Of the union proud OF the capital which
they helped materially to save. Today the
streets are comparatively deserted and
only scattering squads Of veterans are left,
But the v~isitors. especially thnaa from
Kansas and Nebraska. have left marks
which will not soon be obliterated. Every
where these boys in blue carried the prop
uganda Of the great west. Tons OF corn
and wheat. vegetables and fruits were
brought here and maps and diagrams were
scattered.
Ths e-ncsnpment must provo a wonderful
advertisement for the western states. Nc
worlds fair or international exposition
could possibly have accomplished half al
much in twice the time In the way Of call
ing attention TO the great empire which
has grown west of the Mississippi in the
last thirty years.
The encampmert has proved to be a n
other step toward cementing the ties be-
tween the states. Thousands of ex-confed-
crates were In the throngs which stood or
the curb for six hours while the vast army
passed by, and the men who wore the gray
were as cordial in their greetings Of tbs
boys who wore the blue as were theiI
comrades.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13

T-Indicates trace Of precipitation
l. a WELSH.
- LEGAL Forecast omeiaL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13
Lncnl Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA. Oct. H@Omcial record Of tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day Of the last three
years: -.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13

~ hH = -GAEAand.~
That's all you need 10 Know about a stove
or ranKa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13

Record OF temperature and. preclPltauon
AT Omaha for this day and since March J.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-13

The annual meeting Of the Unitarians Of
Iowa commenced today with a sermon by
Rev. ]. D. D. Powers OF Sioux City. This
is the twenty-hfth anniversary of the
founding Of the association In Iowa and an
extended program is provided. including
addresses by many men and women emf
nent in UnitRrianism.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-13
EDDY 5 REASON
Tells Why He is for Young and
Says There is no Doubt
of His Success.
Young is the Best Fitted of all
the Candidates and is
Porty War Horse.

Representative Frank NJ. Eddy of
this congressional district, who, in
a recent interview at Hancock, pre-
dlcted that Senator E. t. Young OF
Appleton would be winner in the
contest for the Republican nomina-
tion for representative in congress
to succeed Mr. Eddy, left for Wash
ington during the latter part of last
week. Before leaving for the Ma
tional capitol he was asked by re-
porter why he was supporting Sen
ator Young for congress, and he
gave out the following for publica-
tion
II desire to congratulate the Repub-
lican voters of the Seventh district on
the character and splendid atrainments
of the men who have offered them
selves as candidates for representative
in Congress 1t matters not upon
the choice falls, we will have a men,
Der who will be credit to the State
and district.
Il have not, nor will in any way,
attempt to dictate the choice of my
successor. I have no desire to do so,
and I would not if had the desire. I
have some knowledge of the RepubIi-
can voters of the Seventh district, es-
pecialIy that portion of it formerly IN
the old Seventh district. I have slept
with them during fonr campaigns,
which, taken as whole, have never
been equalied in the political history of
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-13
Auditor l. N. Tompkins is ill with

Auditor I. N. Tompkins is i'll with
an attack of typhoid fever.
Frank Pratt drove in from Water
vile last Thursday and will remain
in Redwood Falls for the remainder
OF the fall.
Jos. Tyson and wife, accompanied
by Mr.. Tyson's brother, and his
wife, left Saturday on the excursion
to Minneapolis and st. Paul.
G. D. Thompson has the founda-
tion for a two-story residence to
cost $1,000 on his lot on Bridge
street, near Lincoln, completed.
Editor A. Clark Gleason of the
Morton Enterprise and DR.. Fenske
OF Fairfax were in the city for a
few hours last Saturday evening.
When DR.. Crane, who is to lee
ture at the NJ. E. church Friday
evening, Aug. 22d, spoke at Quincy,
the Wing says that the congrega-
tion united in shouts over his wit
and humor.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-13

ruins. He was not unconscious
but it was necessary to assist him
to an express wagon, in which he
was taken home, and DR.. Pc: sc
was summoned. The latter, after
an examination, could find no brok-
en- bones, but found his patient bad.
ly bruised and suffering from the
shock OF the accident. Mr.. Turrell
is recovering as rapidlyas possible.
The three horses were stopped at
the end of Second street, none OF
them injured. The box of Mr.. Tur-
rells buggy was smashed, but the
running gear was not badly dam
aged. Neither was the wagon
owned by Mr.. Bowers.
Mr.. Turrell was going to leave
for Aitkin on the noon train Monday
and was driving home for the pur-
pose OF getting his daughter to
drive him to the st. Louis depot.
He expected to remain in Aitkin
for three weeks or more, in order
to transact some business, and avoid
a hay fever attack which comes
upon him annually if he remains in
this section of the State
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-13

the United States. They are not die
tatable crowd; they think for them
selves and vote for themselves They
are not echoes Of any political boss.
They are capable of making up their
own minds and of expressing their
own views and opinions at the ballot
box.
"As an individual | shall support
Senator E. T. Young of Appleton. My
first reason for the action is sentiments
al. In 1894, 1895 and 1898, the Repub-
lican State, congressional and National
committees marked the Seventh dis
trict of Minnesota with black spot. It
was conceded to the opposition from
the beginning. But the Republicans
of the district, not so faint hearted, put
up fight and Won out. In 1895 they
accomplished something that was ac-
complished in but two other districts in
the United States-that is, they in
creased the per centage of Republican
votes oyer 1894. Such men as Nelson,
Comstock, Young, Grindeland Steen-
erson, Eiken, George, Gunderson. and
a hundred others that l could name,
threw themselves into the breach. and
without money or price preached the
gospel of Republicanism. and now that
we. have district wherein nomina-
ton is equivalent to an election, it
seems to me that the nominee should
come from the war territory and be one
of those who was Republican when
it meant something and cost something
to be q Republican.
My second reason is personal one.
[ have known Senator Young longer
and more intimately than any of the
other candidates. He was an import
ant factor in securing my first nomina-
ton. He has helped me fight my bat
ties. He actively participated in all
my campaigns and am glad to reeip-
rocate.
My third reason is general one. i
have had eight years experience in the
House. | have had ample opportunity
to observe the character of the men
who get to the front and I have no
hesitation in saving that in my iudg-
ment Senator Young is the best fitted
OF all the candidates, by nature, train
ing and education, to represent the dis
tTict in congress, and believe that he
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-13
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

Miss Frances Minor of Dixon
ILL.,, is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Almer Whittet.
Mrs. NJ. Tiffany If Mortified is
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Wm
Smith of this city.
Attorney Ewing of Dawson was
in the city for short time last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Edith Drake visited over
Sunday with her brother, E. w
Drake and family of st. Paul.
D. L. Bigham and wife left Sun.
day morning on trip to Duluth,
intending tnreturn yesterday.
N Be Andersen and George t.
Ey1nEHsramnng the excursion.
EisssztH HUuI returning yesterday.
Cashier 81. a. Baldwin OF the
First National was in st. Paul and
Minneapolis Monday and Yesterday.
Il ~
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-13
O. B. TURRELL HURT.
A Runaway Team Crashes Through bis
Buggy Monday Forenoon.

Hon. 0. B. Turrell was injured
IN runaway accident which oc.
Cured shortly before noon of Mon
day, and while Mr.. Turreil was
driving towards home, the accident
happening on Second street. be-
tween the residences of O. L. Dorm
berg and O. NJ. Leavens.
At that time Mr.. Turrell was 10 a
light buggy, to which was attached
the family horse a heavy draft
team belonging to Judge Bowers,
but brought to town from the farm
of Mr.. Bowers by j. Curan. became
frightened while tied in front OF
Aune & Thune's store, and break
ing loose, tore down Second street.
The team was attached to wagon
on which there was a hay rack. Il
missed the watering trough by a
few inches and continued down the
street. About the time that Mr..
TurreH looked around to see what
was the trouble the team was oi.
rectly behind him. To turn out
was impossible, and in another sec
ond he and his buggy were under
the wagon his horse had been
forced from the buggy and was be-
ing taken along By the runaway
team.
Mr. Turren was picked outof the
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-13
would make the best representative in
congress, of all the candidates.

WOulu make tne~Dest representative IN
congress, of all the candidates.
II have no intention to ask the voters
to vote for any particular candidate,
but | am going to appeal to each voter
to do his duty as citizen, and vote at
the primaries. The primary system is
on trial. Let it be demonstrated that
the voters are capable of making their
own selections. Let each Republican
voter turn out to the primaries and
vote for the candidate he himself
thinks will make the best representa-
tive, and then we will all turn in and
elect the nominee by the largest ma
jority ever given congressman in
Minnesota"
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-13
Redwood Falls, Mimi.
The PLOW THAT WEARS IS The PLOW THAT WINS
The New D56ro SuIku and Gang PI0WS

enticay principles the outgroWth OF
the least important
The only correct principle OF hchlng TO
thoroughly demonstrated
Beam Draft PloWs-al Wheeed Flows are aue
failure poWs made to draw from
absolutely essential to perfect con-
conditions OF the soil and IN varying degrees
BY this method ali strain on the frame
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-13


dpurchae
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-13

Showing new line OF rall-
roads and new towns on
the same, school districts,
creameries. etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-25

having been settled and notes forward
ed TO this city. when the cases are
called at Carson, New, ON May l. me
agreement between the two companies
win be ready for disposition OF the lili-
cation,
Simon Bamberger principal owner OF
the Salt Lake a Ogden railroad 70 tne
Lagoon, was In ogden today LOOKING
after the franchise for the proposed
electric line he is promoting He VS.
tied the mayor In regard TO u and the
latter official informed Mr.. Bamberger
that n the best business interests or
ogden demanded the road he would
favor granting franchise into the
heart Of ogden city, If the business
interests did not demand II hes wohld
oppose such franchise. ogden stan
dard,
New York, March Cornelius Mac
Ardell's action against Frederic T.
Olcottt and the Houston and Texas
Central Railway company, arising out
Of the absorption by the southern Pa-
clnc interests OF more than four mll-
lion acres Of Texas oil lands, belonging.
It is alleged, to the stockholders Of the
railway company has been concluded
before Judge Truax Of the Supreme
court who reserved decision MacAr.
dell, brought the action IN behalf Of
himself and other owners of $4,000 600
worth Of Houston and Texas stock