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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
MEN KILLED IN WRECK
Fear atsskmsn Meet Death in Rsay-Eaa
CSllisioH sa IlliHois Central.
1RAlNMtN SAVE THEIR LIVES Oy JUMPING
Crew Hears Approach of Second Sec
ZION and Escapes UninJured, but
shippers Sleeping In Bunk
Car Are Crushed.

DUBUQUE. Ia, Feb. IA rear-end colli-
sion at 3:45 this morning on the Illinois
Central at Apple River, ILL.,, a station thirty
miles east of here, resulted in the death Of
four stockmen, while six were seriously
injured.
Dead:
NJ. C. LAWLER, Wall Lake. la.
H. F. PANCAKE, Wall Lake. la.
CHRIS FERNDoN. st. Ansgar. la.
G. r. BLUNT, Charles City. Ia.
Seriously injured:
". w. Cameron. Dundee, ILL.,, badly
crushed; not expected to live.
F. ]. Jordan, Dunlap. Ia, injured about
ribs and back.
D. Lawler, Wall Lake, Ia, injured about
the breast and legs.
Slightly injured:
j. J. Morehead. Dunlap. Ia.
w. J. Evans, Dunlap, la.
Unidentified man.
None OF the trainmen were injured, as
they heard the second train approaching
and jumped. The stookmen we're all asleep
In the bunk car when the wreck occurred.
their death and injuries resulting from be-
ing crushed. "A special train with CUR
geons was sent out from here and the In
jured are all being cared for at Apple
River.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
Postomce Clerks Organise.

The clerks OF the Council Bluffs postofnce
organized a branch OF the United States
National Association Of PostoHice Clerks
last night, with these officers: President,
Nate Shepard: vice president. Fred Johnson
secretary, Herman Rosch; treasurer, V. N.
Johnson. These committees were app
pointed: Legislative, Fred johnson, G. w
Book. Howard Conner; finance. Herman
Rosch, Jacob Thompson, V. N. Johnson:
bylaws, w. C. Utterback. c. W. Book, Her
man Rosch.
The meeting resulted in the enrolment
Of twelve members. The next melting will
be Monday. February II.
Similar organizations are being perfected
in all the principal cities Of the state, with
a view Of forming a state organization.
which in turn would unite with the national
body.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
sterling Mining Company Elects.

At the annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Sterling Mining company OF Colorado
held In this city yesterday afternoon these
directors were elected: Lucius Wells. John
shoentgen. N. +. Rohrer. Chris straub.
d. A. Farrell, William Moore. John Beno
Of this city; Gustave Dietrich, Minden. and
Herman Mendel, Nicola. These officers were
elected: President. John Schoentgen; vice
president. Gustave Dietrich; treasurer. Will
liam Moore; secretary. s. B. Wadsworth.
The property Of the company is located at
Lake City, Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04

copai conference and the presbytery Of
Iowa.
These supreme court decisions we're hled
today:
e.. J. Mentzer vs.. F. p. Sargent, appel;
liant; Lynn county. Judge Remler; fraud
in sale Of patent right; reversed.
William Eddie; Harrison County; Judge
Oliver; action on notei reversed, o,,s
Railroad company, appellant; Page county;
Judge Thornell; damage CASE af1rmed'
Fl 3, Chapman VS.. G. PunTeli, APPEL
@. d. Mcintosh VS.. George .%Coulthard.
appellant; Harrison county; Judge Hutch-
inson; title to land; afirmed.
Missouri q g. Louis RailToad e2mpany
SPPsllapHii Hamilton vi G' M Counts 8 e. JUDGES e; e: II MS S1m,
and Weaver; affirmed.
New Corporations.
These articles of incorporation were filed
with the secretary Of state yesterday;
Automatic Button company, Muscatine;
capital. $4,000; by John Weber and others.
Graham-Darrah company Charitoni
capital. $4,000; by w. L. Graham and
Maloney-Bezner Hardware company, Es-
sex, Page county; capital, $4,000; by N. L.
Morey & Meyers Cigar company, Of
tumwa: capital, 5000,
m tnaeFs sO@ea Mining q 9ct entsSFvi hHd D eSpif%i,
500. 900; by w. e. Clark and others.
Ryan Farmers, Cooperative Lumber
5000; by J. w. Whitnell and others.
Shaw.Stiles company, Mt. Pleasant; cap
si5iey Mil company has increased it's
capital stock to 10000.
WIlard-Miller. Lumber company has in
creased its capital from 10000 to $4,000.
Council Orders the Quarantine.
The Des Moines city council this morn
Ing passed a resolution ordering quaran-
tine of all persons who have been exposed
to smallpox unless they have been re-
Gently vaccinated. This was passed after
the council had discussed the matter at
length and had received numerous reports
as to the condition of affairs in the city.
Reports were heard indicating that the
smallpox is rapidly on the increase here
and that practically nothing is being done
to check 1t. DR.. spaulding, of the Chicago
health board. was roundly scored for what
he said and advised as to the smallpox
situation here, but his recommendation are
to be followed as rigidly as possible.
Election I'm Fifty-FIrst Regiment.
An election has been called in the Fifty
first regiment. Iowa National Guard, for
the office of lientenant-c colonel and major,
and already the warclouds are hanging over
~ NWCANO NOmpauACo NAdl CouSNlbulc TUG
regiment. The fact that for both positions
the officers and the enlisted men Of tie
companies have held caucusses. with the
result that two sets of candidates have been
Endorsed adds to the interest and uncsr-
tainty Of the result. There is a serious
question, however, II the caucus results will
not be broken. There is an earnest effort
on the part of all candidates to remain
free from e~ntangling alliances, but this is
now considered to be nearly impossible. The
positions to be filled are SUGGESTIONS to the
rank Of Lieutenant-C Colonel ]. w. Clark.
formerly Of Red Oak. but now of New York
City, and Major W. B. Widner. formerly
Of Bedford, now Of Chicago. Among the
candidates for lieutensnt-colonel are: w,
C. Meritzer of Knoxville and e. r. Bennett
OF Dies Moines, and for major, F. E.. wetb-
erell of oskaloosa and M. A. FINLEY OF
Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metz beer at Neumayer's hotel.
wollman. scientific optician. 4s Bway'
Twenty per cent discount sale, Alexander
e. Co, art dealers, S33 B'way.
Missouri oak body wood. $3.50 eord WI
dam Welch, % N. Main street. Tel. rs.
Guy c. Shepard sailed Saturday for Cuba
In the interest Of the Cudahy company.
Mrs. Holland. 1923 Avenue D., was re-
ported to the health board yesterday ss
suffering from smallpox.
Mrs. T.. w. Raymond is reported as crit
ically III at her home on Lincoln avenue
and fears for her recover are entertained.
The choir of Broadway Methodist church
Is arranging to present Altred H. Eauls
c~antata, Joan OF Arc" during Easter
week.
To accommodate Omaha guests at the
Stewart-Baldwin reception and ball Thurs.
day evening. motor cars will be run untu
2 a. m.
The will Of H. r. w. strobehn of .rreynor
was admitted to probate yesteTdsy ana
the widow, Mrs: Christine strooehh was
Judge Aylesworth convened the February
term of the superior court yesterday ana
made an assignment Of cases from Febru-
airy S TO March 5 that includes nearly every
case on the docket.
Mrs. A.. c. waldron, 1904 Fourth street,
who has been a patient az the Woman-s
Christian association hospital for three
weeks, has sufficiently recovered to be re-
moved to her home.
Fire caused by a gas range being too
kitchen called the fire department last
evening TO the residence Of Wood Allen
at 513 Fifth avenue. TIL damage was
nominal.
Hi Henry, the veteran Of mlnstrelsy, is
booked to be at the Dohany theater next
saturday night with his excellent company
city, OF which aerie Mr.. Henry is a mem
Der, II is said will give him a rousing re-
ception.
Brooks Reed Of this city. chairman of the
been engaged by the auditor OF Harrison
county to check the books of the various
officials Of that county. Affairs in some of
the Harrison county Offices are said to be
in a very bad condition.
The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah F. Stevens
will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
from the family residence, 1120 Fourth ave-
nue.. The services will be conducted by
Rev. George w. Crofts of Beatrice, Neb.,
assisted by Rev. w. f. Barnes. pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church. Burial will
be in Fairview cemetery.
In the suit OF Eugene Mcintyre against
George /. Ward In the circuit court, the
jury yesterday afternoon brought In a YER
diet for $3.50 for plaintiff. Mcintyre sued
for 500, Ward resisting on the ground
that Mcintyre had been taken into his
household as a member of the family and
that whatever work he did was done as
such.
A. Lorenzen, Fourteenth street aud
Avenue +, complained to the police yes
bred geese from his premises Sunday night.
He valued the birds 50 highly that he
offered a reward Of SO to anyone who
would secure the return of them to him,
and the members of the police force now
geese.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

that during his life time Huber sold GER
tain portions Of his real estate holdings in
this state under contract. but aid not ex-
ecute the deeds which have since his death
been made by the executor. The executor
claims that such sales took the property
out Of the provisions Of the collateral in
heritance tax law OF this state.
These questions are raised here for the
FIRST time since the enactment Of the col
lateral Inheritance tax law and the final
determination Is being watched with much
interest by lawyers and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
EIk. Leave BIun. for the Fair.

AS tonight IL Council Bluffs night at the
fair Of the Omaha Elks, the members OF the
local lodge will go over in a body to assist
their brothers on the other side Of the
river. The members of the Council Bluffs
lodge will meet at s o'clock at the club
house and under the chaperonage Of Colonel
W. J. Davenport, the exalted ruler, will
proceed across the river and take in the
sights OF the fair. In view Of the pro-
posed visit there was a run on the banks
Of dimes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
MAN MANNED BY cARWHEELS
Brak Has an Arm and a Les
ManEIed I'm Acc
eIdent.

RED OAK, Ia. Feb. 3.-(speeial Tele-
gram.)-C. e. Jordon, a railroad man Of
this place, fell between the cars while
switching at Stanton this morning. and be-
fore the accident was noticed the car wheels
had passed over his left leg and right arm.
Jordon was brought to Red Oak and his
injured limbs we're amputated. and there
seems to be some han Of his recovery.
Jordon has q wife and two children. For
many years he has had = run between Red
Oak and Nebraska City as brakeman.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
New weIght-ThrowinE record.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-In the annual mid
winter indoor carnival OF athletic sports
OF the Knickerbocker Athletic club In
Madison Square Garden tonight, John
Flanagan OF the Greater New York Irish
Athletic association made a new worlds
from a stand a distance OF IS feet 5 inches
which beats the best previous record OF
James 8. Mitchell by 13 inches.
In the intercollegiate relay race at two
miles, Columbia's runners carried on the
honors, winning In s;18 IS.
The safeguards dash handicap was won
by ]. r.. Peters of the Knickerbooker Ath-
letic club by three yards In 8 2-5.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
Real Estate Transfers.

These transfers we're fled yesterday In
the abstract. title and loan Office Of j.. w.
Squire, 1o1 Pearl street:
James II. McGinty and wife to s. w.
Reichart, und. h OF part lots l and 2,
blk; %. Nicola, and 2t acres in 10. nv
s. =. feeTt to j. ii. Wayne. lot i Glen
Sale extension. W: d"nY.a"n 1850
j, Glendale extension. W. d.;.....: $500
ci Iot R. Is I. ana 4 F p. B BiEk Co !. cs s2 John ". H T.. ys
ss .; w. y n n; (; \ I ES;tt "; di's ana $500
S. 3. Y =. '. < ~1i-75-ss. ". ID. 10000
stefano and Maria Menichetti, all
8. G, Of road OF e.. 10 acres of lot
auditors subd. s. " Y 5. W. Y 90 80.
Martha sS-ts' y. adoodeil and husband to 1850
Joseph Nansei, 5, X 5. e, 4 $. e. Z 49,,
1vo and Bruno, Van Mioorleghem to
August Windels. und. y of 5. e. AS.
W. Y q and n. e. Y n. W. X 81
u II. White ct al 70 Beda Marie
Martha White ct al. TO Edwin White.
A A. Born and wife to william ~"
and :, u n. w 4 n. W. X 6-7- ~,
Pomona Land and Trust Co. to Katie
and Frank Ressler, part n. e. u s.
John J. Barnes and wife to John W..
Lgoss; s W n 6 4 end n. 70 ,oOO
crispin, lot Z sube. of $. W. Y n. e.
y 17-77-44. q. c. d................ as
Bruno Van M~oorleghem to August
Wihdeis. und- {. W. Y $. e. x N-7s- 49,
August wwindels and wife to ivo Van >"
Moorleghem. und. Y n. e. Y n. e. 4
SO and n. W. Y n. W. u S-76-4f,
Chas. a. slegei to q. ]. stilweii. lots
n 8. blk. 81 Beers subd.. W. d.. 1000
Total. seventeen transfers. $50, gn
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
Homese.Kers' Excursions.

Tickets to nearly all points in the United
States on sale at all ticket ofhces OF the
Chicago Great Western railway on the FIRST
and third Tuesdays OF January and Febru-
airy at the low rate OF one fare plus $2,Oo
for the round trip. Good to return in 81
days from date Of sale. For detailed IN
formation address any Chicago Great West
ern agent. or ]. p. Elmer. G. p. A.. Chi
caRo. Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
To Reduce Health boards power

State Senator Hazelton and Supervisors
Baker and Brandes held a conference yes
terday afternoon at the court house re-
garding a proposed bill to reduce the pow
ers Of local boards Of health in smallpox
cases. Colonel Baker who has given the
subject considerable investigation and
thought, recommended that a bill be in
troduced in the legislature taking way
from local boards of health much Of the
authority now bestowed in them and plac-
ing 1t with the county supervisors. Super
visors Baker and Brandes will go to Des
Moines this week to confer with other
legislators on the subject.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04

Prosecute Man Who won't work.
Warren Brott, a farmer OF Hazel Dell
township. was lodged in the county jail
yesterday on a commitment from the court
Of Justice Osborn Of that township. Brott
is charged with vagrancy under the state
law, and will have a preliminary hearing
Wednesday. 1t is charged that Brott
created a riot at his home and drew a six
shooter from his pocket during a family
alteration, threatening to end the ex-
istence OF his wife and his children.
.Neighbors, it is said. interfered in time
to prevent him carrying out his threat.
The state charge of vagrancy is brought
against him, as it is charged thai he re-
fuses to work and provide for his family.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
Je1rIe. RaIks on FIt..

NEW YORK, Feb. Interpretations OF an
Bob F1tzsimmons were shattered today
when Jeffries and Jim Kennedy, acting for
the Yosemite Athletic club of San Fran
cisco, talked matters over In a newspaper
of1ce. Jeffries pro mptly refused to make
a match on the terms already accepted by
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
Muacahne sherin After Noble.

GUTHRIE. Okla. Feb. 3.-sherlf Stewart
Of Muscatine. Ia, was here today and Sc
cured the signature OF Governor Ferguson
to a requisition to take KID Noble TO
that city on the charge OF numbering
Thomas Morgan there on January "a. The
trouble which resulted in the killing origi-
mated over a DOG and collar.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
shepard for santa Fe Coast Lines.

TOP sKA, Has, Feb. 3.--Thr announce
ment comes from Chicago today that f.
]. Shepard, chief clerk and private Gee
rotary to Third Vice President Kendrick.
has left that city for Los Angeles to be-
come general superintendent Of the Santa
FEES coast line. succeeding a. @. Wells, re-
Gently made general manager Of the coast
lines. The appointment will he made by
Mr.. Wells. but the Official announcement
has not yet been made
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
~BaIdy" Jones Arrested for Assault

A. e. Jones. the shoemaker, who ad-
~vertises himself as Badly Jones, was ar
rested yesterday on complaint Of his wife,
who charged him with viciously assaulting
her. Jones claimed that whatever in
juries his wife may have received we're
inflicted by him in self-defense. He was
unable to furnish bail and will have a
hearing in police court this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
board of Health consider. smallpox.


At the meeting of the Board OF Health
last night Granville Dodge urged the board
to secure a suitable building where female
smallpox patients could be isolated. He
called attention to the case at the Revere
house and urged that II she could not be
removed to another building that she be
isolated In a portion Of the house. the re-
mainder Of the premises properly disin-
fected and the occupants released after sew
enteen days quarantine.
Some Of the members complained that they
had not been consulted at the time Motor
maj Mcaffrey was removed from the Re
we're house to the isolation hospital without
the hotel being Guaranteed.
IL was decided to quarantine the entire
house at III West Pierce street. a portion
Of which Is occupied by Rev. 7. F. Birch.
who is suffering from smallpox.
Several bills for rent Of premises oecu-
pied by smallpox patients under quarantine
we're recommended for payment to the
county, as was a bill Of Green Bros. for
500 for groceries supplied q~uarantined fam
lilies.
Green. Shields & Everett offered 90 sell
the board at a nominal price one OF the
houses being now removed on the Great
Western right OF way for an isolation hos
pital for female smallpox patients. but the
board declined to entertain the PROPOSE
tion on the grounds that with the snow on
the ground the building could not be re-
moved at this time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
base BAH Magaates Defer.

DIES MONIES. Feb. a~.-(special Teie-
gram.)-None Of the expected baseball
have sent word they will be here In q
day or two.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
NO DECISION IN MERGER CASE
United States Supreme cOurt AdjOurns
without AnnOuneing Settlement
of Northern Paeiae Action.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.--The Uniiei
States supreme court adjourned today until
February "a. b court did not announce
case and that case now necessarily goss
over until after the reconveninS Of the
court
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
.swiId BiIlv wakes Tn.

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-"Wild Bill" Hanra-
hans aspirations as TO the hesvyweight
night by Frank Childs. coIored heavy
weight, who knocked out the New Yorker
after one minute of fighting in the fourth
tea aluh-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04

DETROIT, Feb. 3-Manager Frank
DWyer has signed Pitcher Jack Cronin for
next years Detroit American league team.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
Plumbing Co.. telephone $50.

William Hawley Smith next Saturday
evening at Broadway NJ. p. church.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04

Plumbing and heating. BIxby q Son.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
SALARY OF Deputy sheTins.

Tomorrow the house COMMITTEES on Judi
ciary will consider the bill by Mr.. Boysen
Of Audubon to fix the salaries of deputy
sheriffs. This measure is the one which
was prepared by the sheriffs In their an
nual meeting here some time ago. 1t
guarantees to deputy sherlfs a salary OF
from $500 to $1,000 a year. and leaves the
fees to the sherins. Under the present
laws IL so happens in many counties that
the sheriffs do not receive SUFFICIENT sal
aries. The bill will provide for the salaries
in a manner satisfactory to the sherifs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
williams Granted Parole.

George Williams of Dubuque. who was
serving a short sentence in the Anamosa
penitentiary for breaking and entering a
building, was granted a parole by Governor
cummins. The petition was signed by both
district judges and by the county attorney.
on representation from the warden that
Williams is about to die.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04
Marriage Licenses.

Total. seventeen transfers -.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04

Gravel roofing. A. n. Read, SAL Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-04

These transfers were filed yesterday In
the abstract, title and loan office Of ]. w.
Squire, 101 Pearl street:
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The last OF novelties that are ontainanie
for proper presentation with tented shows
baye become SO scarce that the managers
ARE wiliing 70 pay any price ana TO 60 to
unlimited expense TO secure anything out
II The ordinzry. ono OF the new features
which has been Installed In the Gentry
8ros. United Hig Eastern show is the sp,
penrance Of a troupe er I.liliputlan Rough
taders These children were secured from
TIDE Mexican government by permission or
the leading stale rfhcinie. and Ia ADDITION
20 Their picturesque appearance, affixed in
the native garb OF their country they pre-
Sent series "a horsemanship maneuyers
which are equally as Ncnderful to the Older
folks ~ they are pleasing 20 The children
lne troupe dfsei4nad Is only one 90 tae
haif dozen or more novelties or nEe
character which arc presented mis- season
an the Combined Performances Of Genfry
Brof zig Eastern shes. Nearly an she
Gestures selected are ones fhas can be
yieNet iq the professional display when
takes place on Friday ana Saturday. pcfo-
Der AZ and rs, ~ 10 a. al. sharp. exhihiton
tents being located at thA Basehal park
a Admission Is and IS cents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12
BoNp COMING no TExAs
To Further look Into the Methods of
Rice Irrigation.

To Further look Into the Methods of
Rice Irrigation.
Crowley La, October 11-Frank Bond.
special agent OF the United States nrrlcul.
tural bureau on irrigation, arrived In
Crowley today from Washington and after
spending the day here left on the after.
noon train Tor Texas.
Mr.. Bonds mission here was 10 compIeta
his irrigation Investigations began early
In the season, but owing to the extended
droutn during the summer months through.
out the rice belt his efforts along that
uhe were lost He left hero for lakewood
ana Bay city, Texas. where similar In.
NeStigations were inaugurated aud where
the ialntali was much heavier than In tbis
section, aud his report from that country
VIII undoubtedly prove highly Interesting
as wen rs very valuable 10 the rice plnnfs
ers OF both States. Mr.. Bond was shown
q special published In this mornings Posi-
from Washington, stating that his book ON
me Irrigation Of Rice Ia the Tnitcd
states has been issued He was hIrblv
pleased and expressed a desire thar M,
rice farmers and others Interested In tbe
INDUSTRY send 10 the agricultural depart.
ment for a cory. P''''
The treatise contains splendid man ~
tne rice belt OF the two States. shov,in,.
the various canals aud also has mnnS
color prints Of the different varieties =,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-12
RuMoRs coNcERNINe Ma. TRIce.
He Declines to Either Affirm or Deny
Than


He Declines to Either Affirm or Deny
Them.
Palestine, rexae, october 11.--Mr. Leroy
1ricc, second vice president ana general
manager Of the international aud Great
Northern. has returned home from a two
weeks trip to New York city on official
business and n short stay with bis mother
IN Virginia. During Dir. Trice's trip East
rumor was started that he had resigned
his position and would leave the tnterna-
seeded By L. ). rhornc, now with the Texas
and Pacific az Dallas. fhe rumor was Wig
oronsly denied by the ofhcinls here, but IL
gained wide circulation. since Mr..
tfice's return last night another rumor
was started that be would be transferred
TO st. Louis, With the Missouri pacinc
road Post correspondent called upon
nothing Whatever TO say ia regard to the
report and would not say whether It was
true or not, which az least gives the rumors
more color, but whether they are true or
not or have the least foundation no one
save Mr.. Trice himself knows, and nc IS
not saying anything
since these reports gained currency me
Post representative has talked with many
OF the leading business men OF this city ana
they have all, to a man, expressed their
nope that the reports were false aud that
MIR Irico would remain here. for they
recognized HE worth TO this city and coun-
~ ANA they are JUST now beginning 10 ap-
prccate the vest amount Of work ana the
great good which Mr. rrice has accom-.
pnshed both Tor the International and
Great Northern and the whple country
through which lt runs, aud esery last one
OF them, besides every official OF the road,
wants him TO stay where he lss