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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11
GOING TO Hunt FOR BEARS
President RoupsEslt q Be Ahsszt fr0n
CEgitzl Two Weeks
MOST OF TIE TINE IN MISSISSIPPI
Five Days VIII Ne spent tn Ssurh-ru
Pine Forests Locking fer Biz
Game hat
thar ReEtau-

WASHINGTON Nov. II. - President
Roosevelt EFF Washington toda- 20 Be ab-
sent nearly two weeks. He was accom-
panied By Secretary Csr~alFou ard bis phys
ician- Dr. George A Ling Of taE nav. n
addition a corps Of servants and secret
service officers VII b. Of the party.
The PRESIDENT departed a I2-18 last night
On q special train ever he Pennsylvania
railrosd tor New York where a. noon to-
morrow be viii attend the exercises dedi-
catory Of the new Chamber Of Commerce
building Il the evening the party VIII be
the E1ests a. the banquet given BY the
View YORK Chamber Of Commerce The
president VII deliver a speech AZ the ban
queL
Al nidnighr touorruE the president and
his party viii leave New York on a special
train ever TIE PsnnsyIvania railroad FOR
Memphis. Tenn. going by way o. Pitts
burg Cincinnati and LcuiEriIIe and ar-iv-
ing At Memphis THURSDAY morning.
From Memphis the president viii 20 70
Mississippi On a bear hunt az the r1est Of
President Fish Of the Illinois Central rz1l-
road He wiz be absent on the hunt a~a
days Na i-inerz-y Of that part Of the
trip is made public. Indeed. II would be
impossible At this time to indicate. even
approximately. the route to be foiIuwei
hE the president after he leaves Memphis.
The president VII return 70 Memphis
OF the morning Of wednesday. the IsJh
inst, and during that day and evening
VIII participate in the celebration in honor
Ct General Luke Wright. vice governor Of
the Philippines. He VIII deliver 4 speech
Tn that occasion.
Ar midnight Of the 18th the president
and his party viii start for Washington.
arriving here On the morning q Friday,
the 21st inst hat day VIII be spent here.
On the morning Of the I'D the presi-
dent viii go to Philadelphia TO At
tend the exercises Of Founders day. Re-
turning again to Washington the morn
ing Of the I'd inst.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11
FINDS FIsHBoNE IN HER FOOT
Presence for Last Eight
Years.

YORK Neh. Nov. I1-Specihl Tele-
E-zm-)-For the last eight years Mss liz
ze Led1ord. = Young TomAa- daughter Of
william Ledford. = pioneer south York
county farmer. has been complaining q Al
injury 10 her foot and az times she vas
unable to bear her weight on this foot
Finally il got worse and she made NJ her
mind TO have an operation performed and
yesterday Dr.. Frank Morris OF McCooi juno
ton operated OF the foot and removed :
good sized hshbOne. IN ends Of the ashbone
were not smooth and for eight years II had
caused Miss Ledford pain and trouble Miss
Ledford remembers nov that she was en-
gagged in cleaning fish and At the time Ehe
stepped on something. hurting her foot.
but did not think anything had entered the
foot and did not cal II the services Of 4
surgeon, and when the foot panied her she
did lot remember that something might
have entered the foot A. that tine.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11
BURN THE GAMBLING DEVICES
Preachers and Former PraPrfetors
stand Around the Bon

HASTINGS. Neb. Nov. Especial Tels-
EranJ-DiEurict court convened here TO-
DAY with Judge Adams presiding The only
case Of any importance decided was the case
CT the state Of Nebraska against ] 2.
Wight. ". r. Edwards. Les Mcknight and
Charles Auczen. The defendants were
charged with running gambling houses.
They plead guilty and were fined 500 each
and costs and the court ordered their con
asca-ed goods 20 be publicly destroyed be
tween the hours OF 4 and .. In accordance
with this order Sheriff Hill had al the
poker tables. -~ouietre wheels. crap tables
and other gambling devices stacked in the
middle Of the road az the south dsor Of the
court house and burned 70 ashes. The scene
vas Witnessed by al the ministers who
were instrumental in having the gambling
houses closed AID BY the pruprieu0rs and
nrequenrzrs Of the various gambling places.
The goods destroyed By IRE amounted 70
nearly 81 ,D0o.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

Wumen's Christian association attended the
seventeenth annual convention OF the Ne
braska Young Women's Christian assocfa-
ton, held in Lincoln on Friday. Saturday
and Sunday IN the Memorial chapel Of the
Nebraska university. the University asso-
citation being hostess. The Nebraska or
ganization is composed almost entirely OF
college associations and this year meeting
vas one Of the largest and most profitable
that has yet been held. about sixty being
present representing Fremont Normal
Hastings. Bellevue. Weeping Water. IVES
Ieyan university. Nebraska university. Lin
coin City association and the newly or
gained association OF C8rrner university.
which reported twenty-five charter mem
bers. The representatives from Omaha had
Of course, only visitors privileges. as II is
an independent organization
Mrs. p NJ Hail OF Lincoln, state chair
man. presided AZ the business session held
On Friday morning Il vas decided thai
Mrs Easterday should be retained as state
secretary for three months Of the year. TIE
funds being insufficient % support The serv-
ices OF 4 state secretary during the entire
year. The lack Of funds Is a serious ha1di-
cap 20 extension work the budget for the
years work being but 500.
Three hundred copies Of the minutes o,
TIE meeting were ordered and VII be lis
rribuued The college conference -e1nducted
on Saturday afternoon by Mss Pzxson, sec
rpuarT Of The American committee. vas one
Of the most important and helpful sessions
thar we're held There was a general dis
cussion Of the entire work Of the a-sBOcia-
ton IN colleges. almost the entire delega-
ton participating IN H.
The Omaha secretaries returned a. nOo1
On Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11
District csurr I'm Dodge.

FREMONT, Seb-. Nov. m-SpeciaL)-
The regular fall tern of the district court
convened this morning with Judge Crimson
on the bench. Only I've civil cases we're sci
for trial ane Of them being the MbeI suit
Of y. :. short against Hammond brothers,
and one criminal case. The sensational
divorce case Of Rose Conrad against Peter
Conrad OF Lincoln came 70 a sudden ending
on account Of the court sustaining the spe-
eiaI APPEARANCE Of the defendant. The
plaintiffs attorney announced that he would
a. oncs commence another suit setting u
The sane causes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11
FOUND WITH BULLET IN HEAD
indications. Point 70 Shooting a.
Being . Case of
Suicide.

BASSETT. Neb.. Nov I0.-Special Tele-
E-am-l-NeAr Hogins bridge on the Mo-
brara river. fifteen miles northeast OF New
port q nan BY the name Of Ira MCGEE vas
found this afteInoon with a bullet wound
in the forehead. Dr.. DOdd Of Newport
vas called and az this hour. 3 o'clock word
comes by telephone that the man Is stu
alive. but has No chance OF recovery Re
vas unconscious when found and has not
regai1ed consciousness. He is a single nan
and has been stopping with a ranchnaz
near where he vas found He had been oui
hunting and had with hin a revolver and
rife. Two hamber Of the rgvoiveI
we're empty. having been recently fred
The revolver lay near the man and the
supposiuon nov is that be committed sui
eide.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11
HAMMOND MEN ON A STRIKE
seven Employees OF Nest
Packing Company 1T Chi
eaEo emit WsrE

CHICAGO. Nov 1a-Seven hundred en-
ployes Of The Hammond Packing company
went on a strike today 20 compel the com
pany 20 live up 70 an agreement entered
f1ro some tine ago With the -Analzzmated
Msar Cutters and Butchers W0rknen $
union-
The strikers claim the company has not
lived NJ % us Agreement for & uniform
wage scale and that the strike was pre-
eipirated by the discovery that many .;
the zen had been underpaid Saturday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

DORCHESTER Nsh.. Nov. l0-S7eciaL1
Rev. Peter ". Niles Of New York Ciry
gave The second number On the Dorchester
lecture course 70 a crowded house Sarur-
day evening. On the unique subject. TAlloE
Dips last night the churches Of the town
united IN a union service al the opera
house and Rev Miles delivered = most sx-
Gallant Ee-nun-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

PLATTsMOCTH Neb, Nov. IO.-spe-
ciaL)-Judgs Paul lessen arrived rom Ne
urzska City this morning and convened
The November term Of district court The
docket contains rWsnry-six law afry-nine
equity and Eve criminal cases Tie call
ing Of the docket occupied the attention
Of The court today
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11
BAIRD IS PLACED ON TRIAL
P~oissafaE His wife for

BOULDER Cois. Nov. ra-Dr Rudolph
Baird. whose wife died IN October under
suspicious circumstances. EHs s~rraiEned II
the district court on the eharEe Of murder
BAH was dxsd a. 5000
II il charged thar BE administered poison
20 his wife tor the purpose q securing in
surzace aPan her uf-. There we're NJ
Traces q poison found By the physicians
gho made the autopsE-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

WHORE Nsb.. Nov n.-spsciaL)-
Tom Thumbs Wedding vas given under
the auspices o. the Christian church a.
the opera house SATURDAY evening Abour
FRY Wy1ors children participated and L
vas an entertaining AMI successful play
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11
runz. Of Mi--iou. in India

HEBRON Neb. Nov. 10.-EpeciaLl-Miss
Lillian z Marks Of California is The guest
Of Rev. Dr.. c N Shepherd AID wife. Mss
Marks has spent The past eiEh- years n
Christian mission work in India she spoke
n the N. z. church Sunday morning and
evening on the condition Of The heather II
India. The work done among them. and the
good already accomplished
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

EERDON, Neh-. Nov lA.-SpeciaL)-The
Woodmen Of the World yesterday unveiled
a monument 20 the late Dr. King Seven
~ eight di1erenr CAMPS participated and
Rev. c. H SchIeh Of Omaha delivered the
principal address
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

OSCEOLA- Nsb-- Nov m-fSpeciaLl-
wori has Just been brought here that while
Philip M5cek. VITO liv-s down the valley,
was moving a house last evening his son
went under 70 Ak the props when she house
cane euwa upon him crushing the Hfs cut
n hin
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11
]. P. MORGAN IS NOT I'LL
Ne~ York Ffaancfer Late I'm the Day
Appear AT Hts once
a. UHmaL

NEW YORK Nov. 1a.-RunOrs that J.
P Morgan Vas N we're freely circulated
TO-DAY
InGziries hruughr A5rth q deuial Of tn
reports ana later IN he day NJ Morgan
appeared az ms onhce.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11
Barber Company Loses-

Judge Frost this morniag denied the ap-
plicztscn Of The Barber Asphalt company
far q Er1I OF nRldAuuE requiring the city
council 10 award Il rhs contract tor paving
c street trom Eleventh n Sixteenth The
ground upon which the court denied the
application was that The district court has
no right or power u i8uerfsre with the
discretion % the council when honestly
exercised. The Barber eompRays attorneys
took exceptions 70 the ruling Of the court
and was given forty lays n which 10 make
good It's appeal
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

OSCEDLA- Neb-. Nov. D-SpeciaL)-
While the u8-ysar-old son Of Governor
elect and Mrs John Il Mickey vas play
ing foot ball he net with an accident.
breaking the small bone il his lsfr leg
he stands the pam well but II Is safe %
say thar he viii lot be able 70 play foot
ball again for several weeks and thai then
be VIII steer clear Of the game as a player.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11
ne a~ue ere ror UoIa.

Il Dr. Kings New Discovery fur Ccasunp-
tion- sure. pleasant safe and E~uArzarsed
- soon cure or no pay soc. uoa For
sals BY Euhn 4 Ca
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

principal q Farnau school told Of the
interest OF the children Of thai school in
identifying the grounds and estimated
thar fully 900 home aoEzrbeds had resulted
from the interest there Czss school has
Id buxss- The children II Clifton Hi
picked their a0~srs and sent them 70 the
hospitals of the city.
Attention was also called 70 the signs
posted on the buulsvz-ds torhidding heavy
trz1hc there and the utter disregard Of
these signs and the failure Of the city 70
snf0rcs the laws pertaining 70 then
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

Al a meeunE a. the Chicago W0mAl's
club On Friday Of those Interested in the
maintenance Of the juvenile court IL EEs
derernined 70 ask the vice presidents o.
ne various district q ths state federzuCn
20 appoint delegates 70 a general confer
encs 20 be held in Chicago en- November 3
for N purpose q deVising means 70 raise
the money necessaT fer the support az Lhe
tuVenlIe court IN me absence az Ms. LACY
FoWsT. Who in past years has practically
borne the responsibility Of Individually
raising ths necessary money Ms Eultz
LErhrup q Hi houss is acting a. chair
uan q rhe cumE1iree-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

he regular meeting Of the local
Womens Christian rsmperznce union VII
be held Al : O'Clock On Wednesday after
aoon IN ne r00ms o. the Young Women 8
Christian ass0ciauOn-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

Al he sszsrAa= a ne osG ESuas
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

me musical department Of the Wouaa's
club vii present a program By American
composers On Friday morning A. 1873
O cIock in me club rooms
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11
New Corporations.

The Eureka eIuh OF Valentine. the pur-
poses Of which are social am educational
has fled articles Of Incorporation rs A1-
thori1ed capital stock L. s., 0ee and its in
corporRtors ? L Barnett. r D. Allen and
Edgar P. Murphy
The Rex Stock Food company Of Onaha
has fled a. amendment to Is articles az
Incorporation Increasing rs capita! stock
10 $50. 080.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

The drsr meeting Of the sIecuriVe board
Of the General Federation Of Womens
Clubs has been announced 70 be held today
ana tomorrow II WashiaErun- D c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11
Fue EIeetisa stnrements.

Several Of tie state sfhcers-eiect have
Aled their CT election expenses.
as required by Law. IN The ONCE Of the sec
rstz-y Of state. Attorney General Prour
appears % have invested most literally OF
any Of those Who have submitted their
n political futures. HIS state
ne1I shows that he contributed $3.50 % The
republican state cnuni-eH, rs ID the Gage
cuuury republican committee. SS5-30 for
printing IN various publications.. while Dave
Reid Of Omaha touched hin cor 81 for cuts.
Superintendent W. K Fowler Of the de-
paTtnenr Of PuhI1c Instruction shows that
be gave ESQ % The state committee. s25 for
printing and publishing rs t5r postage and
s. 70 Reid for cuts.
State Audiuor Weston put ID 500 for the
use Of the state committee and s95-30 Tor
printing. while Lieutenant G0ver1or-eIecr
Mcclellan blew himself for Just $40 IN hotel
bills and travelling expenses.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

The Eunual meeting and election Of on
GERS Of the Visiting Nurses Association Of
Omaha VII Be held Al : o'clock On Wednes-
day afternoon In the r1oms Of the Womaa's
club in the First Congregational church.
and q general invitation TO attend has been
extended 70 all Who ara Interested in this
charity Reports Of the years work SiI1
be gwen with the presentation Of plans
for the coming year. A number Of phyEi-
clans Of the city have been asked % be
present and VIII speak Of the value Of the
association 10 the city. What II has accom-
pIlshed among the SICK poor a. = prevent
Ire as well as a restoring agency.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

Invitations ara 70 be attended 70 the vice
presidents o. the SIX districts Of the Ne
brazka FEDERATION q Wumsn's Clubs 70 al
tend he conference 10 be held IN Omaha
On Monday. November L. Of al the clubs
federated OF uusederarRd q the second con-
ErsssionaI district
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

ne team fHr1her IN EuEtalzr1E slEnt Il
fu1eA ~ Mours and NJ MARTA sa-
-hE ~ zuuur-zn arEs Stepped. th-
started. IAea Stopped and again stzrtz
~ this means thnrOuEhlg HEh1ening he
fsa-n. and thai TINS careless z7d 1~eEiEsur
act ~ ne csmpa1Ts sgsar readers 4 La
he far The INJURIES scGanned
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-11

Csuzty Anar7ey Cal8-e1 Sled seven IN
f1r1acuns thss nor7iaE agat1se ths al
lowing Georrs ". warner. burriaTs
Greenlsaf johnson. grad larceny. Fred C.
Williams. Burglar and larceny James
Lane. daylight burglary; c p Bowman.
grad Larceny Z P Wiley E1d Geurrs
Ada5r. burglary and larceny william
Gleason. assault rfth intent 70 90 great
h,Fs7v ha-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-02
Wants a Universal Language
Idea ola Western Statesman.

This Is a matter l have had on my
| mind for some time. said the eloquent
Washington statesman yesterday. 1T
| would be something very desirable II
We could have universal language for
the expression OF our ideas. During the
last summer have been In communi"
cation with several notable scholars.
who favor some effort along the line
my bill indicates"
Your bill Is the outcome OF your
own ideas. or aoes II represent the
| ideas of some societies." Mr.. Cushmah
was asked
"A part of both" was the reply. "Of
course. | may not expect that Congress
W.. act at this session nor at the next
session, nor at the sessions after that
But something of the kind ought to be
accomplished, and 1t takes time to a.
complish such reforms
But will not English eventually be-
come the universal language" was
another question put to Mr. Cushman.
That was something like what l
! ..ad in my mind this minute" was the
| ready retort. III the world goes on
speaking English at the increasing
proportion now observed. =. may be al
| ter all no legislation may be neces-
| sary. But II would be very convenient
20 have universal characters for writ
ten and printed language"
Is tne idea something like The Vola-
puk. of which much was heard few
years ago.
Something on that order" resumed
J Mr.. Cushman The one difficulty In
/ my mind is whether you can legisiate q
language for a people 1t might prove
rs impossible as to fix by legislation
| the value of silver
Whether he can speak In language
all his own. but not in English. Mr..
Iushman did not indicate. Those who
recall his fiery and picturesque ap-
pearance before the House regarding
river and harbor appropriations last
year know that he is hummer on
terse Western phrases, whether he In
tends to essay Voiapuk or not.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-02
A PAYING NINE.

The Gold Basin Mining and Milling
Company is located in the hassayampa
District on uroom creek. about seven
miles southeast OF Prescott near the
Groom Creek postotfice, This post
Office has just been granted by the gov
eminent owing to the increase of bnsi-
ness in this district of paying mines
The property of this company consists
of four claims, upon which has recent
ly been erected tirst-Class 5-stamp
mill now in operation. The company
is now at work extending the main
shaft to n depth of 200 feet by steam
hoist, and have good body of milling
ore at the present depth of 1850 feet
that has milled $l2 per ton in gold.
The Gold Basis Company was organic
ed short time ago with a capital of
100000. with stock at 81 per share.
The stock is selling at 80 cents per
share with good indication OF its
doubling in value on account of the
favorable indications noted as the work
progresses. This company Is Cleve-
land organization Prescott Prospect,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-02
COLD FLOODED MURDER.

Cam Benningtield runs a saloon
which is a canvas tent with board
walls. In Miller's canyon. and is fire.
quented hy the Mexican woodchoppers
In the other canyons near by. sunday
evening about 8 o'clock Aston and
Benningfeld. who had been out hunt
ing. car e INTO Benningfield's saloon to
pet drink before going to supper.
Just as Benningneld stepped inside the
door Juan Hernandez. n Mexican. dis
charged six shooter through the top
of the tent. The Mexican, without a
word, turned on Benningield and shot
him In the arm. breaking 1T. he fired
again. and Benningfield fell to the
floor with wound through the lungs
George Aston tried 10 interfere and
was shot through the head by a COM
rade of Hernandez and instantly kill
ed. The bartender. who Is whlte
man, grabbed a rifle which was stand
ing near t.,e bar and shot the man who
killed Aston and then ran out the back
door of the tent toward Fort Huachuca
where he gave the alarm of the killing
The Mexican, Juan Hernandez, not
satisfied with shooting Benningfield
twice with a six shooter, picked up a
shotgun and discharged load of fine
shot into Benningfeld's head. Ben
nington lived about SIX hours after be-
ing shot. After the killing the Mexi-
cans who had done. the killing were
joined by another Mexican, who loaded
their wounded partner into Aston's wa.
gon and drove away from the saloon
going in the direction of old Mexico
A trail of blood led the officers to
within five miles Of the scene of the
killing and then lit was lost The Off
GERS think the wounded Mexican was
carried over the Mexican line by his
friends, and 1t will be difHcult mat
ter to find him and Hernandez, who
did most of the shooting. A posse of
Aston's friends have gone to the
scene of the killing and will do all in
their power to aid the officers In trail
ing the murderers and assist In their
capture. A telephone message from
Naco says Coroner Greaves and jury
have gone to the scene of the killing.
Monday about = o'clock the Rangers
returned to Naco with five Mexicans in
custody. The wagon trail leaving the
tent saloon was followed to a nearby
canyon and three Mexicans were plac-
ed under arrest. One was wounded.
Two suspicious characters were ar.
rested heavily armed and traveAng to-
ward the line Bisbee Review.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-02
Arizona News
Views and GOSSIP.

being on the set of timbers above the
set Haney was on. Each had hold Of
the end of straight edge. with which
they were lining up the shaft. Sudden
ly Riley felt that Haney had loosened
his hold on the straight edge and
heard his body falling down the shaft.
On reaching the bottom of the shaft.
the miners found Haney's body In the
water, his neck having been broken by
the fall. Haney was young man
about II years old. and was universal
ly liked by those who knew him. His
father Is a resident OF Prescott. at
present working in the PuzZler mine,
near Thumb Butte. The body OF the
deceased was brought to Prescott
Prescott Courier.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-02

WASHINGTON, Jan. "A new Ian
guage comprehended by all the nations
OF the earth Is one OF the legislative
0reams of Representative Francis W.
Cushman. of Washington state. AL
though 1t might seem little surpris
ing that this eloquent speaker, whose
command OF English has charmed the
House on occasions. should long for
such elimination, II is, nevertheless
true that he has given the subject
much thought and Is now trying to
put his plan into operation.
The most tangible effort along this
line that Mr. Cushman has made Is a
bill introduced In the House and now
referred to the Committee on Foreigu
Affairs, OF which the scholarly Hit. of
Illinois. chairman. Mr.. Hits att
tude, which Is most important as to
the success of the measure. Is not
known. The bin Ia headed, ITO pro-
mote conference to formulate a uni
versal language. and authorizes the
President of the United States to tn
vite the nations of the world to Join
in conference for the purpose of for-
mulating an alphabet OF written ana
printed characters to represent the
elementary sounds of the human voice,
which alphabet shall be adapted to the
uses of all languages.
Mr.. Cushmans ideas is to have Goa.
gress appropriate $4,000. "or such par
thereof as may be necessary" for tn"
purposes of his measure, and to have
the conference assemble In this city
October next. and to hold Its ses
sions in room which shall be pro-
vided for the purpose by the Secretary
OF State at the expense OF the United
J States" He allows the President tC
appoint. with the advice ana consent
of the Senate. eight persons, citizens of
,.e United States who are distinguish
ca scholars, and who desire to offer
their serves without pay. who shall
be delegates on the part OF the United
States Mr. Cushman wants each ma.
ton 10 have at least one delegate. a1,t
allows one delegate for every 10.0o0. 900
of population.