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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
EDITORS OFF TO THE HILLS
Nebraska Press Excursion starts ON
Tour OF Sightseeing IN
south Dakota

BEAVER CITY, Neb., Aug. h.
(Special)-The annual excursion OF the
Nebraska Press association will leave over
the r., e. & M. v. from Lincoln Saturday
morning at 7 O'Clock. The itinerary IL
as follows: Arrive at Norfolk at 1910,
noon. where the excursionists will be the
guests Of the Commercial club and w. H.
Huse Of the Daily News. Luncheon and
supper will be taken at Norfolk. Leaving at
$50 D. m, Hot Springs. s. d., will be
reached Sunday morning, and the entire
day will be spent at that place. Leave Hot
Springs Monday morning. $40. and arrive
at Deadwood at II o'clock. Monday and
Tuesday will be spent at Deadwood. Lead
willie and other places in the Black Hills.
Returning over the Burlington. the party
will reach Lincoln Wednesday morning.
h following are those WHIT will make
the trip. the party being in charge Of
Robert Good, chairman Of the excursion
committee: J. H. Gable. OF the Elkhorn
passenger department, and e. H. Mervin.
secretary Of the Press association; J. H.
Keithly, wife and daughter, Weeping Water
Republican; w. @. Purcell, wife and
daughter, Broken Bow Chief; L. w. Fraz-
Ter and wife, Fairmont ChFonicles w. l.
Stuck. johnson News; r. X. Hill. Hardy
Herald; A. 3. Ovenden and wife, Brock
Bulletin; l. p. Spence and wife, Bladen
Enterprise; l. A. Wilson. Springfield Her
aid; Robert Good, Newport Eagle; G. A.
Ready and wife. Hayes Center Times; L.
H. Rickel and wife. Juanita Herald; w. +.
Sinclair and wife. Bancroft Blade; A. H.
Burr, Aurora Register; w. NJ. Warner and
wife. Lyons Mirror; @. L. VIII, Benkelman
Chronicle; w. H. Ketcham and wife, Craw-
ford Gazette; @. r. sheaffer and daughter,
Fremont zeitung; H. W, McGafin aud
Wits, Gresham Gazette; @. s.. Foxworthy,
Country Publisher. Omaha; r. @. strother,
Monroe Republican; P. A. BraDdage and s.
W. Thurber and wife. Tecumseh Chieftain;
James H. Casebeer and wife. Blue Springs
Sentinel; L. r. AlIphin, Utica Sun; Z. s.
Correll. Hebron Journal; ". T. March,
CereBco Sun; P. G. Erickson and wife.
Brewster News; j. D.. Donovan and wife,
Madison Star; w. M. Murray, Fender
Times; +. w. Comfy and wife. Galloway
News; r. D. Kelly. Fremont Leader; e.
L. Moll and wife. Nebraska City Press;
Fred D. Wright. Madison Chronicle; H.
c. Mervin, Denver City Times-Tribune;
Mrs. Thomas Morton and daughter. Nebras-
ka City News.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
HER GREAT FORTUNE,
A Woman Saved From Lifelong
Misery and Made Happy aud
TJaefnl

Useful.
A woman confined 70 the house for several
years with a chronic female arrangement
had finally given up hope Of being cured.
she had tried physician after physician
and remedy after remedy. without any per-
manent improvement.
Her treatment had cost her husband. who
was a poor man. hundreds of dollars. They
had been obliged to deny themselves many
comforts OF life in order to get money
enough TO pay the physicians.
Yet. in spite Of all economy, there was a
small mortgage on their property because
Of the expense her illness had brought upon
them.
The woman had become weak. nervous
and wretched and scarcely able to keep out
OF her bed. Her children we're growing up
neglected and ragged. because OF the want
OF a mothers care. Her husband was be-
coming discouraged and broken down with
overwork.
Picking up the paper one day, she hap
pened to read an item which contained the
news that DR.. Hartman would treat such
cases free Of charge by letter. sho Inn
mediately wrote the doctor, describing her
case and giving him all her symptoms.
Soon she received a letter telling her ex-
actly what to do and what medicines ana
appliances to got. She began the treat
ment 1.-THE principal remedy being Peruna)
at once. ana in . few weeks she was we'll
and strong again, able TO do her W work.
This offer OF free home treatment TO
women Is stili open to all who may need
the services Of this eminent physician. All
letters applying for treatment will be
promptly answered and be held strictly con-
ndentsal.
Miss J. NewiOve. Is Rowley street,
Rochester. N. Y, writes:
Il suffered with systemic catarrh. had
such 9 tired feeling. faint spells. main In
the back Of my head and over my eyes.
got so I could hardly see. I was getting
very nervous. so that my hands trembled
] was chilly nearly all the time. During
the months I doctored I lost nearly az
pounds. so I thought I would have TO try
something else. Peruna was recommended
to me by a friend. and I gave II a trial.
Now I feel better than 1 have for years-do
not think ! could feel any better.''1
MISS J. NEwLovE.
MISS Esteila Richardson. As Straight
street. Grand Rapids. Mich, writes;
Il nave been troubled, as most women are.
with Irregularities and pains at my mem
strual period. and a friend advised me 10
Try Peruna, and 20 | did. This seemed TO
relieve the pain, and I kept on taking Il.
until now l am we'll and strong. have no
pains whatever and feel like a new woman
ana am gaining in flesh and strength"
MISS ESTELLA RICHARDSON.
IL you DO not derive prompt and satisfac-
tory results from the use OF Peruna writs
at once to DR.. Hartman. giving a full state
ment OF POUR case. and he will be pleased
to give you HIS valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President OF The
Hartman sanitarium. Columbus. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
SAYS THE STORY IS FICTION
oliver Olson Declares His Testimony
witch Convicted Jahnke of
Murder is False.

ALLIANCE. Nsb.. Aug. 1B.-(special)-
An aAdavit OF oliver Olson declaring to be
false all his testimony which convicted
August Jahnke OF the murder OF Michael
sierk. was introduced during the argument
In a motion for a new trial.
Olson vas sentenced to twenty years In
the penetentiary after pleading guilty and
turning states evidence and Jahnke was
found guilty Of murder in the nrst degree
and sent up for life.
The aindavit which is believed to be
untrue, states that Jahnke was IN no way
thought to be insane.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
FIatte vaIIey 9. a. n. Reaaloa.

GENOA. Neb.. Aug. 1b.-(speciaI.)-The
annual reunion of the Platte Valley Grand
Army Of the Republic association will be
held In Willard park at Genoa. August Is
to 80. Hay. straw and wood win be free.
Base bali anne and other sports will be
held. There will be an excursion steamer
on the river. J. H. Mickey. w. H. TnOmp-
son, John J. Mccarthy. John s. Robinson.
W. A. McAllister. /. LighteneT and other
we'll known citizens Of Nebraska nave been
invited TO make addresses.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

. LYONS. Neh. AUG. B-(speciaI.)-J. X.
Adams drug store was broken into last
night. Some small change IN the money
drawer. amounting 20 about a. Was taken
and 100 cigars. The general store Of ID. O..
Musselman was also looted. evidently about
the same time and BY the name party. The
night was wen suited TO- the deeds. as a
terrific electric aud ralnstorm continued
throughout During the evening the resi-
cence Of Mrs. Albert Everett was struck b.
lightning. but no one was injured; damage
slight. The telephone system Was badly
s.seA4eA - 4Ae Storm
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

Il have known several women who were
little better than physical wrecks, mothers
who dragged out a miserable, painful ex-
~istence. but were made well and strong
through the use of Peruna. have known
Of cases Of chronic catarrh which were
cured in a short time. when a dozen differ
emit reemdies had been experimented with
and without good results. 1 use Il myself
when l feel nervous and worn out and l
have always found that the results wore
most satisfactory JULIA N. BROWN.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
SUE CITY FOR FLOOD DAMAGE
PIattsmOuth citinens AIiese 1hat De-
neient Sewerage syntem Is Re-
sDonsfbIe for Losses.

PLATTskoUTH, Neb.. Aug. 15.-(spe-
cial.)-The following claims have been
filed against the city. alleging that on ac-
count Of insufficient sewerage they were
damaged by the recent food: william Her
old & Son, $4,000; George B. LehnhoR,
$4,000; v. v. Leonard, $4,000. It is expected
that others will also ask for damages for
the same reason.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
Geasva Gsts : saakinE.

GENEVA. Neb.. Aug. 15.-(speciaL)-Yes-
terday was the hottest day Of the season
here. reaching 100 degrees. After a sultry
afternoon an electric storm With heavy
wind ragged for a short time. breaking on
branches OF trees and blowing down signs.
Fully 0.s5 Of an inch Of rain fell IN a short
time. thoroughly soaking the ground. which
was badly IN need Of moisture. A big yield
Of corn is assured,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

WARMERS SAFE CURE Is purely vege-
table and contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs. II Is free from sediment and pleas
ant to take IL does not constipate; Il il
put up in two regular sizes and sold by
all druggistss or direct, at 50 CENTS AND
Refuse substitutes. There IL none lust
as good" as Warmers Safe Cure. It has
cured all. forms OF kidney disease during
the last thirty years. It II prescribed by al
doctors and used in the leading hospitals.
WARMERS SAFE PILLS move the
bowels gently and aid a speedy cure.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.
The manufacturers so firmly believe that
WARMERS SAFE CURE will absolutely
ana permanently cure any diseased condf-
ton Of the Kidneys, liver, bladder or blood
that they will send postpaid, without any
cost to you, a large trial bottle, II you
Rochester, N T.. and mention having seen
this liberal oner in Tit Omaha Daily Bee.
The genulneness Of this oTer is fuiiy
guaranteed Write the medical department.
analysis, which win be sent you free OF
charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

Secretary WOman'a State Federation
Mrs. Julia M. Brown. secretary Of the
Woman's State Federation Of California,
writes from 1914 Fifth street. Los Angeles,
Cal, as follows:
Il have never known Of any patent medI-
cine which did what 1t professed to do, ex-
cept Peruna. This remdy does much more
than II claims, and while I have never ad-
vocated any medicine. / feel that It is but
Justice to speak a good word for It, because
I have found IT to be such a rare exception.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
May Mean CARNIVAL for Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Neb., Aug. 15.-(special.)-
The woodmen are to hold a picnic here
September 20. 2s and "a. The Commercial
club has taken hold OF the matter and at
a meeting held last night It was decided
to hold q street carnival and race meet at
the same time, the entire affair to be called
q race meet. carnival and Woodmen's pic
mic. A financial COMMITTEES has been ap-
pointed 70 make 3 thorough canvass and
determine o much money can be raised
for the purpose.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

Of hremen and city laborers. the opinion
being expressed that IN view Of the IN
creased cost o. living harness and Justice
demanded such action. Resolutions endora-
ing the administrator Of President RooBe-
welt and commencing the services OF Con-
gresham Bufkett were adopted. The fol-
lowing officers we're elected; President, 3.
@. Bowers; secretary. J. Carter; treasurer.
A. Mckee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16
Normal cOmmshesment Concludes.

WAYNE. Neb.. Aug l6.-(special Tele-
gram.)-rhe commencement week exercises
Of the Nebraska Normal college closed last
evening with an interesting lecture At the
Methodist church BY Rev. +. Newhall white.
after which N elaborate banquet was served
at the Boyd under the auspices OF the col
.lege alumni.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

WEST POINT. Neb.. Aug. 15.-Cspeclal.)
the heaviest rain Of the season
fell last evening, accompanied BY a Sc
we're electrical storm. Threshing and stack
ing is stopped for some days. Corn is going
to b = monster crop. On the very light
est land. sand ridges. the stalks are bear
ing frona three 70 seven cara Of mammoth
size. The outlook is for the biggest corn
crop ever raised In Cunning county.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

Miss Annie Hoban, Post Pocahontas of Yemassee Council Of Red Men Cwomens
Branch). writes from s72 Eighth Ave. New York;
Three months ago I was troubled with backache and q troublesome
|heaviness about the stomach. Sleep brought me N rest for IL was est.
less sleep. The doctor said my nervous system was out of order but his
prescriptions didn't seem to relieve me Twas told that Psruna was
good for building up the nervous system. After uslngit for two montha
l know now that it is want to say that IL made a new woman OF me
The torturing symptoms have all disappeared and I feel myself again.
Peruna did me more good than oil the other medicines l have taken
ANNIE HOBAN.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

that so far as 1 know
anything OF myself 1 am
well. am persuaded that
Warmers Safe Cure did
II. ] believe that the medi-
cine will do all that II
claims to DO, II the pa
tient will follow the In
tructions to the letter.
(Rev.) I. Pas
tor M. e. Church.
TEST YOUR URINE.
II there Is a reddish sedi-
ment In II, or II II Is
cloudy or milky, or IL you
see particules or germs
floating about In II. your
Hfdnaun are AfmnA0o4
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

BEATRICE. Neb.. Aug, 15.-(speciaI)-
Thomas Hall, q farmer living near thls
city, while hauling grain yesterday. ac-
passed oFer him. breaking beth lea
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. IA suit for
10000 for alleged fraudulent practice In
the sale Of mining stocks has been brought
Hamilton Brothert0n and John c. Kemp
Vande. The litigation arose out Of mining
Seoea setes Sneosse . ehe7S paIuss N
brought by anu Wholer OF London ana
Westminster Contract corporation. limited.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

This aame must sppear On svery hox o.
The gpruIue Laxative blomo-ouinipe TAB
leis. The remedy that ckrea . cold In ono
daY. os cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

Ashland has the ~dlssinction Of receiving
the largest amount 81 precipitation. lass
inches, Of any Nebraska point in July.
Other points getting more than ten inches
were; Hebron, fSso; Dawson. 1881; Blair.
1871; Bluehili. 1f.os: Central City. lo1s;
Crete. 1s.iT; Edgar. ii.42; Grand leland,
io.2e; Hastings, io.e2; Lincoln. ii.s5: RED
Cloud, 1852; Superior. 1885, Tekamah. II a.:
weeplng Water. 1916; West Point. 1919;
Seward got the heaviest dose-5.ts Inches
In one day.
Amendments TO the articles Of lncorpora-
ton OF the Hunter Woodruff Printing conn.,
pany Of this city were recorded today, The
name Il changed "a the Collins Woodruff
company and the capital stock Is raised
from S25. coo to $50, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

WARMERS SAFE CURE
Rev. DIR. 4. Yiliars, a Prominent Meth
Odist Divine, says warmers safe
Cure Cured His rheumatism.

bANDWICH, IH.-"After q delay OF
months to be sure that a cure Of my rheu-
matsm OF over a years painful suffering
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-16

A bad Wind nurrg caused q big commotion
a. the Epworth league assembly grounds
Just - the last session came to an end last
night A portion Of the big tent vas low
cred q the ground and part Of the grounds
was Seeded. Only one person was hurt.
howeter. All escaping from the tabernacle
bekoIe The Wild came. Mrs. Ayers OF Ere
mont state missionary tor the Sunday
tchooI association. fell and sustained q
.Ae left loves limb ne ln-
IsF1f nemEsr vas set Immediately and Il Is
1e.lzzed that ne injury viii be only tenn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Forest City Lodge, No. -. Select
knights and Ladies. meets in regular
session next Wednesday night
The Woman's Alliance Will hold a bust
ness meeting with Mrs. J. II. Dillon on
Tuesday afternoon. December 80 at $50
o'clock
Christmas carol will be given at the
oak Street Presbyterian church. on East
Murdoch avenue, tonight Miss Jessie
Clark viii conduct the singing
Attention. w. r. c. The Sewing society
and all the members of the order are re-
quested to meet at the court house tc get
ready for installation on December 81. at
p. n.
W. r. c, No. 20. attention. There Will
be special meeting on Tuesday. Deem
Der 81, at , o'clock. in basement of court
house. Object. To make final arrange
ments for installation and close up bush
ness of Sewing society. 4 full attendance
Of officers and members is requested. All
officers-elect are asked to be present
Harmony Council 123. F A. A. viii hold
their regular monthly entertainment next
Monday night in their han. corner of
Topeka and Douglas. \ short program
Will be rendered, after which there will be
Z treat for the children and a good social
time in general All members Of the Fra
ternal Aid aud t.leir families are invited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

Ply ones. bur unfortunately there have
been exceptions The uaspeakabiy mourn
ful life story of the Princess Chimay for
instance. is striking case in point. and
iamentable one, while not so scandalors
but equally sad. was the case of the beat
tifui and Accomplished daughter of an
other well-known American millionaire
says London Tit Bits, who married. a
few years ago. an Italian prince amid
scenes Of such sumptrous splendor as
had rarely been witnessed even in that
land of ostentation and display. only to
divorce him ere yet the blossoms OF her
bridal wreath had faded.
Sometimes. too, both parties to the un-
equal contract are equality hard hit
There vas, for instance. until quite re-
Gently man earning his living as por-
ter in the ST. Petersburg meat marked.
who was by birth a prince OF the first
rank in Russia He welded some time
back Trademarks pretty but uneducated
and frivolous daughter. who thereby be-
&C me of course q princess But she only
retained her nsw-found dignity for about
fcrty-eight hours. at the end OF which
time there arrived at the young couples
house a special messenger from the car.
He bore an imperial ukase. the effect OF
which was 10 deprive the bridegroom not
Only Of his title but OF his estates into
the bargain. whereupOn the tickle fair one
fer whose sake he had made so stupen-
dous a sacrifice promptly deserted him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28
BENEFIT FOR
MASCAGNI
ItaIion Composer Having Lots
of Trouble.
UNDER NO OBLIGATIONS
Newspaper Reports Seem 70
Worry Him.

Chicago. Dec. efforts are being
made 10 provide benefit at the Audi
forum theater for Pietro MascagnL The
plans include a concert by the Theodore
Thomas orchestra under the leadership
Of the Italian composer.
Maseagni tonight gave out state
ment in which he says:
Il am surprised that the newspapers
continue 10 reiterate that l am in debt.
or that l am responsible. directly or in
directly, for the troubles that have come
upon me-. l am under obligations 10 no
man in the United States or in Europe.
Ny enemies VIII insist that 1 am in debt
IN this country. to which | have come a
stranger. l may be in debt TO the people
as whole, but I am not IN debt 60 any
one man who has dealt with me III a
business way. That which worries me
the most Is the fact that my little chill
dren must hear that / am IL trouble:
that kilograms from this country must
inform them that | have been arrested
through no conscious fault of nv own. |
have three children. the oIdes; Of whom
Is u and the youngest a girl OF g. |
grieve that they should write TO their
mother. who is absent from them, and
ask What has our pap done in a for
elgn country that ne should be arrested
like common criminal?'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

rev theory OF their origin Be correct.
from the prehistoric people Of Europeou
csvernS.
| The Amos are found nowhere IN the
world today except on the island q
Yezo. whore about seventeen thousand 81
them survive. They are diminishing IN
numbers. and before long the race must
| become extinct Apparently they are In
capable Of advancement ard after cen
! turtles, OF acquaintance with the japanese
have learned no arts and adopted few m
provements.
Like most savage. they are extremely
superstitious. ard 20 Aino ever thinks %
going anywhere without a number 90
god sticks" pieces % wood 90 Whitfield
as 70 leave thern covered with curry shay
ings-Vhich represent diyinitlss and are
supposed g ward OF danger To piess>
the gods 10 Is also necessary 10 drink
much riCe brandy. and 40 nearly All ths
men are confirmed inehristss though ;h4
women are corpa lively sober, because
the beverage T. deemed too sscrssi ard
precious for consumption y persons q
iae Esnfler sex
The Amos use implements ard dishes <
xood. and wear shoes % fsh ssSn Tor
travelling .n fbs xno~ Their cookiHs -
done mostly in an IRON ss;fss fbSssht
from The japanese huuz o-er ire ere
place. ard into this ~ ,@ptscle Eoes every
hing ffnaginzhis e1ibls sfrhssance-fzh
and fowl. vegetable tops and roots. ETC.
"a = labeled out wiih wooden spoon-
Old women xho hare survived ;hs A.
fiction q fheir relatives sleep -fsh the
CO Ia ouibuiiaEnEs. Morality - rot Vsry
strict. and pollgzfay = r~ruslste,i. bss not
saueh praeficed-
The piciure~ Thneh iiI8sssass thfs srtiele
were tsseu not kong s<o ~ IT Roenya
EitchooSk ca she fsizna q Tsze. re- de-
sc-it.es tie villages q fhs Afnos a. sat
tsrea sierk the ea.asf = herersr loeztssns
are faxorsbIe Ter fishing. faosRh tber-
zre -or.e eolonies On fbs larger sssers
TIE Interior - szsinas hSted Eas<rn.ss.
ths abode - SD hsasts szaaFz Esfts
TIE rsf.s, conspicuous srs hszrs = lasEs
slzs neaFfy r~ssfes - th~ Asssrsesa wrlz-
zsv which are rszs-sses a. xo1s - TIE
Assos ous. ~ FerthsleEs. srs asasess
ss<s-ig. - sosi - ~ gr-er ard fhs cfi-
rnz;e - csid tat Ts-T i3ts.e rso~ - esa~v
zrain = gross ssspslies - sssh foods D.
lax ossisgzssa ealszg ffasB Jaszn
m Alno haatsr fesrsesssy ssssfas ~
sure lar MA ~ oshs- sea snza ss~
eex srss sr-rz ~ latter a2snx sszNsEEsl
am = snlxfuse * ssaslF nlzsssszssss
crezs hra37s fsfszrco sstes. rTssrFe 4El1
: sEecass % zztsr ka<s- Tne Hzssfs-s is
toles 7-a belies zzssa AZ = - s1s<r-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-28

TO FRANCE
Were Conveyed to the Station
Under Card.
DETECTIVES IN PLENTY
Members of the Family Did
Not See Each Other.

Madrid. Dec. g--The members OF the
Hurnbert finally, who were arrested here
in connection with the great Paris safe
frauds. were taken from prison this
evening and conveyed to the railroad sta
ton for their journey to Paris under a
strong guard or French and Spanish de-
tectives- The male and female prisoners
were confined il separate carriages OF a
special train. and no communication was
allowed between the various members of
the Humber family. Mounted gendarmes
kept Gordon around the train until II
steamed out of tae station. in order 10
prevent any communication between the
prisoners and spectators
The train viii be attached TO the Paris
express on reaching Hendaye. the French
frontier station. at noon tomorrow.