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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24
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Appesrs ~ is,erv.eW UisA >Iare Sau
ssOr W. L. Claytoa ~ = hich rbe gen
tIeGAs says, II ss~ Ssso inierview
sith AsstvsliAss ia sAe v'isaes that thi
,AxssG sysaess { (Assis1lasisn tax i
sithos, heser 10 its eOs ,ne. tha
The people there have sso~,ed sn agi.
tstio" for a s,edi Gcs, is.s Of The pro
visions on the grossi sAsi ID i- an.
just.
~ "the people" ssusi bp meant thi
privileged class, tOr IL b utterly in
eo'nprehessibIe th~s she mass of ID,
people should oppose . sseasure lhsr
has proven estireiy hsos1ssnt. In / 80,
the colosy of ks0 South wale,
adopted the policy - ps1gressive IRE,
trade. Ds,ies Wess ~ y graduall,
reduced over . perisA - i've years
when in 1901 only tAssf on liquor,
and tObsecos should re0ain The de-
hciescy wss Sse, by lasA snd iscom,
taxes. The Aecennial saasvs of / .0l
showed gves, gsias in pspslstioa lol
the c0losy, while her sister colouy
Victoria, separated only By arivei
and enjoying a proiectlve tar q and
the American system OF aHstios aciu
ally lost. Sydney, the capital of The
former colony. gained 10000 or 3t
per cest while Nictoris's capital, Mel
bourne, had grown but 5000 or a
trihe over one-half of per cent.
New South Wales had gAised not
ONLY its own share of pop~tation both
by iax,igration and uatssal increase
but Vetoria's share as veil. For ev.
cry vessel doc cked and repsired in the
latter colony there we're seven in the
FORMER and there were four times a.
many Aeep-sea ships in the harbors OF
the progressive colony - ~ those of
backward Victoria. The census also
one-third more men engaged
in manufacturing Industries In he coll
ony blessed by the Austrslssian tax
than in those of the ms'~opoly ridden
colony. when il Is cJositiered TIA q ~
TO 1s9l Victoria always ID the greater
population the effect Of the Austral-
asian tax can but be regarded A. phe.
nomessl. Or course there donbtless
10 . handful of di-appainted mono
poliste and Spectators in the colony
who seriously regard themselves as
''ihe people" who ARE violently op
posed 10 = law which forcibly take.
their hands out Of the producer
pockets
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

J. &. Butler, OF Deaver, Was in the
city yesterday on his way to Goihic.
Tie expec TO let = contract for 100
feet Of work on one OF his mining
properties in that section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

The east parti'ioa iM the ROOM oc-
cupied BY Jos Blackstock has been
taken out in order TO give him more
room for his increased stock of boots
and shoes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Ohio creek raDehmen discussed
their proposed canal Saturday and
appointed l.. II. Easterly, A. =.
Cunningham, A. + Hyzer and J N
Allen committee TO draw up con
tract. fly assessment and apport;on-
ment and secure signers thereto.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

=. II. Nye. depa,y state mine in
spector, arrived in the city Wednes-
day aud is looking over The mining
field of this district preparing a re-
port for the state bureau of mines.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Robert Ahrens, has been hominated
for county commissioner on the Social
ist ticket in place Of Jos. Runnoe, Mr.
Ahrens is . prominent ranchman of
Howeville, and An old resident of the
county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

u. NssAkes is erectiug = too.
ro"sa sdditioa on the -sa,l fran.e
baiidisg just west Of his store tor resi-
de.ce purposes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

w. c. DsPew, sephew of Harry
Linton, arrived yesterday frosa Wal
Sst, Iowa, for q short visit. Nr. De
PeW Is . newspaper man Of ,ha,
city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Misses Hattie n ,adsngh, Grace
A Alliso" and Asaae Cleghors sent up
" WssHiis last Saturday tor a pleas
ure trip, retarsiog sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

y iss Nellie fIsvis has resigned her
positioa ss ''ceRtrAl" With the tele
phone coHspaRy sad vili ~ succee<led
by Miss Mabel Never, Of Lake City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Marriage license WAS issued this
week from the county clerks oloce to
w. l.. Wisslov. NJ this ci,v, ssd
Miss Hssssh j Wilsoa, Of saliAa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Frank Hanlin WAS tried in Justice
Leah,'s court yesterday for assault
on w. A. Gillsspey last Saturday
night. Apparently he Vas a hobo
looking for trouble. He finds il by
being bound over on $500 bonds TO
the next term of district court.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Al La Nets hotel tor oae Uesk
cons~sesc,ag Ostober 3l-t Dr SArock.
the psisiess aestist. Save yosr work
tor his cosssiHg.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

That bo,herson@ tooth can speedil,
be relieved by DIR. Shrock who will
make his usual visit TO Gunnison Oct.
3lst.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Miss Agnes Winters returned
W ednesday from n six-weeks' visit
" wi,h some of her old school friends
in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Services Will be held as usual at
the Presby terisa chsrch sext Sunday
REv. 4. I. WARp, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Frssk Stewart. of ths Nosse-sske
ssise =, ahs he.d ef evriss creeA ksa
bs-s.e-s in Gssnisos y Wednesday ssa
rhUr-asy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Mrs. +. II. Cheney and children re
turned "Wednesday from a visit with
relatives in Blue Rapids and Topeks
n ansas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Rev. J. II. Bass has accepted a call
to the Presbyterian church Of Gunni-
son for II Rsonths ai ESQ a month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Sprixg Shsckieford Msde a business
trip 20 beaver first Of the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

ID. &. Clise. OF Crested Bate, vas
y visitor in the city several days this
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Arthur AMith WAS y PitkiWi,e who
spent = day ia town this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

J, D. st~vess Gas in town couple
OF days this cock troM Ia, lor river.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Born. TO the wife Of Frank Brown
last saturday a daughter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Jesse Owen snd wife esRse in from
sslids yesterday HsorRiag.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

The new home bakery in charge Of
Mrs. Ilulds Woods and Mrs. Milner
is opened for business on Main street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

jos. AcDoaald, Of boy leviIle,
passed through the city yesterday
morning on his way to Delta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

The show "Wednesday sigh, ws- =
bun sasir.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Perry Weston. of tke Ceboila valley
wss ia town W edne-tsy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

4. D. Jeses. Sss is fross Cbsscs
Yes lerisy
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

W.C. Mason was in the city froa
f,tkis Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Mrs. -. n. Caldwell retsrssed We'd
evening from, = visit Vt Grssd yuRc-
tics.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

Old papers for sale at this office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

kstakl,sAed 1850
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
q. D. Jeses, Wss IN fross Cbsscs I
Yesterday.
The show edaesaay night ~ss y 4
bam saair.
W.C. Mason was in the city frcs
fitkis Tuesday.
Perry 0e-,oa. ot he Cebo,la valley,
wss ia towa edne-tsy.
Jesse Owen snd wiie csse in from
sslids yesterday .sorRiag.
Born. TO the " lie of Frank Brown
lssi saturday a daughter.
Arthur kwsith WAS = Pitkisite who
spent = day in to~n this week.
Gprixg Shsckietord asde a business
trip 90 beaver first OF the week.
j, D.. kteves. Gas in town y couple
of days this veek from Tay lor river.
Mrs ID. n. Caldwell retsrwed We'd
evening from = visit Ut Grssd JuRc-
tics.
u. &. Clise. OF Crested Bate, Was
y visitor in the city several days this
week.
Services sill be held as usual al
the Presby terisa church sext Sunday
REv. 4. I. WARp, Psstor.
jos. Mclboaald, Of boy leville,
passed through the city yesterday
morning on his way to Delta.
Rev. J. II. Bass has accepted a call
to the Presbyterian church Of Gunni-
sou for q Mosths 81 ESQ a month
That bothersonse tooth can speedily
be relieved by DR. Shrock who will
make his usual visit TO Gunnison Oct.
3lst.
Mrs. T.. II. Cheney and children re
turned Wednesday from u visit with
relatives in Blue Rapids and Topeka.
Kansas.
Mis- Agnes Winters returned
"Wednesday from y six-weeks' visit
with some of her old school friends
in Denver.
Ohio creek ranehmen discussed
their proposed canal Saturday and
appointed l.. II. Easterly, A. =.
Cunningham, A. + Hyzer and } N
Allen a committee to draw up con-
tract. fix assessment and apportion-
ment and secure signers thereto. Ii
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-24

GUNNIs<)N, COLON Al
Frssk ssesar,, of ths N.ss.e~s sks
ssise ~ ahs kesd ef evrisg ereek ksd
bs-sse-s IN Gssnisos Wed se-asy sssl
rkSs-asy.
Al La Nets hotel fer ose vesA
consssse.c,ag Ostcber Sl-t Dr rhrock
the psisiess aesti.t. Save yoar worA
Tor his eesssisg.
D. u. NssAkes is erectisg too.
reesa sadi,iea on the ssa, al fras.e
boiiaisg jas, west Of his store tor resi-
de"ce purposes.
Misses Hattie n Aiadsugh, Grace
Allison and Asade Cleghor. weat up
" Ws.~iia las, Saturday tor a pleas
ure trip, rctsrsi"g sunday.
Marriage license WAS issued this
week from the county clerks oG6ce To
w. l.. Wisslos, " this CITY, ssd
Miss Hsssah J Wilsoa, Of salias.
u iss Nellie Flsvia has resig sed her
positioa ~ central" With the tele
phone cosspaRy sad sili ~ succee<ied
by Miss Mabel Never, Of Lake City.
w. c. D~Pew, sephew of Harry
Linton, arrived yesterdsy from Wsl
Sst, Iowa, for q short visit. Nr. DE
PeW Is newspaper man Of ,ha,
city.
The east parti'ioa in the ROOM oc-
cupied by Jos. Blsckstock has been
taken out in order TO give him more
room for his increased stock of boots
and shoes.
J. &. Butler, OF Deaver, Was in the
city yesterday on his way to Goihic.
tie expec . to let contract for 100
feel Of work on one OF his mining
properties in that section.
=. II. Nye, depa,y state mine in
spector, srrived in the city Wednes-
day aud is looking over he mining
field of this di.trict preparing a re-
port for the state bureau of mines.
Robert Ahrens, has been nominated
for county commissioner on the Social.
ist ticket in place of Jos. Runnoe. Mr.
Ahrens is . prominent ranchman of
and An old resident of the
county.
Frank Hsnlin WAS tried in Justice
Leah,'s coart Yesterday for assault
on w. A. GilIsspey last Saturday
night. Apparently he ~as hobo
looking for trouble. He finds il by
being bound over on $500 bonds 10
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
BOONE RIVER is BOOMING
Hoboken, suburb of Webster City. 10
Under Water and Much
Damage Results.

WEBSTER CITY. Ia. July e~.-(special
Telegram. -Four and seventy-hve hum
dredths inches of rain fell in this city last
night. Boone river and White Fox, Lyon
and Brewers creeks are fully a foot higher
than at any previous time this year. Ho-
boken, the .city's eastern suburb, is badly
flooded. It's residences stand in water up
to the middle window sashes on the first
floor. The rise was so sudden that resi-
dents In this part OF the city were unable
to save their household goods. Rescue
crews today visited the stricken districts
in boats and took everything from the sec
ond stories of the houses. The swollen
waters are up to the Northwestern main
track for a stretch Of half a mile, where
1t enters the city from the south. No
casualties have been reported.
The rainfall last night practically In
sures total failure Of Hamilton county's
corn crop and a loss of full half the small
grain crop. Many wagon bridges about
the city are out and railroad bridges are
seriously threatened. The waters have
slowly risen all day today and give evidence
| Of a further rise tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
PROXY WEDDING AT CURACAO
New York Business Man Marries south
American Girl Two Thou
sand Miles Away.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Among the pas
sengers who arrived on Philadelphia of
the Red D. line from Porto Rico and South
and Central American ports was Mrs.
De Lieder OF Curacao. a bride of a fort
night. who comes to Join her husband in
New York.
Mrs. Lieder was married June rs by
proxy at Curacao. She is a member OF
one of the most important families OF
that little Dutch island, and although It
seems proxy weddings are not rare there,
nearly everyone OF any. consequence on
the island witnessed the Mr..
Lieder, who is in business in New York,
is a native Of Curacao, where he and Miss
Aranjo became engaged. A short time
ago he wrote her that he was ready to
make her his wife and asked her to come
north TO meet him, but she was unwilling
to make the voyage alone. and besides, she
wished to be married after the custom OF
her island. So a proxy ceremony was
agreed upon. Mr.. Luis o. Negron stood
in the place OF the absent groom and the
knot was tied securely, although the groom
was 1000 miles away. Mr.. Negron, who is
the brides brother-in-law, accompanied
Mrs. Lieder TO New York. He is unmar-
ried, but has represented five grooms at
as many proxy weddings. 80 the interest
ing ceremony was no novelty to him. After
the civil ceremony the church rites were
solemnized.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07

Des Moines thought itself big enough to
Initiate Chicago in having three straight
holidays beginning Friday.
Five Davenport saloons closed on the
first of this month because they could not
pay the mulct tax OF $50 per quarter.
The county auditor of Blackhawk county
exceeding 5000 at 5 per cent, and finds no
takers who can put up the security re-
quired by law. In a few years no bank
in Iowa will pay over 3 per cent on de-
posts.
After q severe electrical storm at Mon
ticello a windmill belonging to Robert
Hicks farm refused TO pump water. al
though there was NJ apparent chang in
condition from before the storm. On in
vestigation II was found that the pump
cylinder had been shattered.
The love of T. A. Armstrong of Grin
nell for a pet dog is costing him a pretty
penny of late, he having lost one valuable
mare, a bull and five thoroughbred cows
as the result OF a mad dogs bites. Mr..
Armstrong; loss is heavy, as the cows
were all thoroughbred Shorthorns, worth
from 500 to $500 each, while both the bull
and mare were of exceptional value.
For the time being Sioux City becomes
the storm center of Iowa, the Des Moines
Newspaper war being over. The lows
Ant-Saloon league has closed thirteen
bars In that town and says 1t is going after
the rest. The number is SUFFICIENT. The
prohfbitionists aver that 1t augurs bad
luck to the saloons. but there are a good
many people of the place who are afraid
that the hoodoo will cover the whole city
before the work is ended.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
OFFICERS RELEASE GlLLEN
Man Charged with wnntonIy killing
Horses Allowed TO return 20
Iowa Home.

SIOUX FALLS, s.. D. July 6.-CSpecial)-
Frank Gillen, the ~ex-employe OF Parker
Bros. OF this city, who Mortified the peo-
pie OF Sioux Falls about ten days ago by
cutting the throat Of a valuable horse, be-
longing to the firm, and attempted to kill
several other horses and himself, has been
released from custody. He has returned
to his former HON in Iowa. Gillen had
been in the county jail since he sur
rendered, about a week ago. An eXamina-
ton OF his mental condition was made
by the proper authorities, and upon the
advice OF the states attorney he was re-
leased, after his friends had paid to Parker
Bros. the sum Of 5000 in payment for the
horse he killed. and the costs OF his
~escapade. He can consider himself for
tunate In being released, as the maximum
penalty under the laws OF the state for
the crime charged TO him. is ten years in
the penltentiary.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
ATTENDANCE GROWS BETTER
Interest at the EpwOrth Assembly in
Progress at Huron f.
ncreaHinR

HURON, S. D., July s.-(special.)-At-
tendance and interest at the Epworth
assembly continues to increase. Following
the immense crowd that heard General
Towards great speech on the Fourth, came
a lecture by DR.. Homer C. stuntz. supsr-
intendent Of Methodist missions in the
Philippines. It was a scholarly presenta-
ton Of conditions there. and in marked
contrast of what was presented by Colonel
Bryan the day previous. DR.. stuntz speaks
from personal knowledge and observation
and gives much valuable information con-
corning the people. their government and
education. The address was one OF the
most eloquent and interesting OF the series
so far given.
The patriotic concert in the afternoon pro-
ceding General Howard's address was one
Of the best Of the musical features of the
program; the singing Of patriotic songs,
by a large chorus. with the aid OF the
1900 people in the big' tent, was some
thing long to be remembered It was espe-
! cially enjoyed by General Howard and the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
CATCH CALDWELL AT NORFOLK
south Dakota Horsethief Who Dis
appeared Recently Captured
in Nebraska

STURGIS. S. D., July Especial Tele-
gram.)-Leroy Caldwell, one the OF Meade
county Jail breakers, who disappeared on
the night OF May %, charged with horse
stealing, was caught at Norfolk, Neb.
Sheriff smith received notice to that eff
feet and went down after him, returning
with the prisoner today.
Bot Schofeld, who was arrested on the
same charge and broke Jail at the same
time is still at large, and is thought to
have gone west. The officers are keeping
close watch for him. Nothing can be
learned from Caldwell as to Schofeld's
whereabouts. caldwell was working in a
livery barn when caught.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
NARROW ESCAPE OF A CHILD
Daughter of EdwRrd Blumenstetn
Thrown from BuGE I'm Run
away, but Il Not Hurt.

People on Broadway about 5 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon were Mortified to see a
horse hitched to a light ro~adwagon, In
which a little girl was clinging for dear
life, dashing madly down the street. Po-
licemen and others made vain attempts
to check the animal. but without avail, and
It looked as II the child would be dashed to
death at any moment.
The horse attempted TO turn down Fourth
street In front Of the Masonic temple, but
slipped and fell. thus bringing his mad
dened flight to a sudden halt. The child
was thrown from the buggy, but escaped in
Jury. Ofhcer Kirk, who, fortunately. hap
pened TO be nearby. seized the horse and
prevented It starting again. The buggy
was badly broken.
The horse and buggy belonged to Edward
Blumenstein OF 1885 North Fifteenth street.
Blumenstein got out OF the buggy at
Twelfth street and was in the act Of hitch
ing the horse when a passing motor fright
ened the animal and It broke loose. dash
ing on down Broadway. with Blumenstein's
little 6-year-old daughter holding the reins
and vainly trying to check It.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
Dental Examiners to Meet.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., July 6.-(special.)-
Preparations have been completed for the
annual meeting OF the State Board of
Dental Examiners to be held at Watertown
July s, 8 and 10. About forty dentists are
expected to be in attendance. The dental
society was organized in Waterfowl in ter
~ritorial days and has ever since been a live
organization. 1t is the custom of the So
ciety to engage some we'll known specialist
OF recognized ability to exhaustively treat
his particular line during the annual meet
ings. The specialist who has been secured
for the approaching meeting is DR.. Peck OF
Minneapolis. who is a specialist on what is
known as inlsid work. He will be present
during two OF the three days that the meet
ing lasts.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

RAM, c. w. Mcdonald, II. A. Quinn, ]. e.
H~ollenbeck, DR.. D.. Macrae. jr., d. ]. Clark,
T. NJ. Peterson, Charles r. Hannah, /. NJ.
Treynor and f. H.. walters, will call on the
business houses Of every description solic-
iting contributions.
E. A. Troutman, secretary Of the executive
committee, who has been appointed manager
Of the carnival, is in correspondence with a
number OF attractions and no pains or ex-
pense will be spared to secure the best line
Of amusements for the weeks fair.
The advertising committee has been at
work for the last week and a number OF
dodgers have been printed. which viii be
sent broadcast over the country advertising
the carnival. This committee has also or
dered several thousand lapel buttons Of an
attractive design, which are expected here
today. They will be sold for a nominal sum
and it is expected will prove a popular
form of advertising the carnival.
1t is twenty years since Council Bluffs
has had any street fair or carnival and
every effort will be put forth to make this
a record-breaker in all respects.
The committee Of which Alderman Lovett
is chairman will wait on the city council to-
night with a request to occupy First avenue
between Pearl and Sixth streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
New Pastor mt Henry.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D.. July 6.-(special.) y
Rev. Max Michels Of Watertown has &C
cepted a call to the passionate of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church at Henry and will
remove there as soon as he can secure a
house in which to live. In addition to
looking after church affairs there he will
also have charge OF congregations at
Grover, Carlton and several other small
places in that part of the state. The new
pastor is a very bright young man and the
Lutherans OF Henry and vicinity consider
themselves fortunate in being able to Sc
cure his services.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
Business Man Hurt.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, July 6.-(Special.)-
2. X. Hoag, a prominent business man and
a member of the firm Of Hoag & Grif1th,
was badly injured here last evening by the
explosion OF a annon frecracker. Stoop-
ing over a cracker that had failed to ex-
plode. he touched a match to it and an ex-
plosion followed before he could retreat,
resulting in one eye being so badly injured
that 1t is doubtful whether the eyesight
can be saved. The left hand is also badly
lacerated. The wounds are exceedingly
painful and have required the constant at
tendance of a surgeon since the accident.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
Two Big

IOWA FALLS, Ia, July 6.-(special.)-
The dates have Just been announced for
two big fraternal picnics to be held in this
city the next two months. On July 23 the
Knights OF Maccabees will hold a district
reunion here and will include the mem
bership of the order in the tents at Mar
shalltown, Eldora, Hampton and Iowa
Falls. The Cedar Valley Yeoman picnic
will be held here August 81 and will in
clude the orders membership in several
counties in this part OF Iowa. Albert Al
bertson OF Cedar Falls is president Of the
district association.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
Boy Severely Injured.

Chauncey Wesley, a 14-year-old boy, is
at the Women's Christian Association hos
pital with injuries the extent OF which
could not be told last night. He was re-
turning with a companion from Manswa,
apparently stealing a ride on a motor train.
At Twenty-third avenue and Sixth street be
jumped off and was struck by a south
bound motor. He was carried, unconscious,
to the hospital and at a late hour had not
revived. His injuries are about the head.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
HAS HIS HAND SHATTERED
TyndalI Man Holds cannon Fire.
cracker in His Hand While
IL ExpIodea.

TYNDALL. s. D.. July Especial Tele-
gram.)-Mike Bucholz held a cannon
cracker in his hand while 1t exploded. He
thought It was a sky rookie Two fingers
have been amputated and one and shat
tered as a result. Blood poisoning is
feared.
Avon and Daisy Valley played OF a tie
game today. Score: Avon, Z, and Daisy
Valley, s.
The races, sports and fireworks which
were postponed yesterday on account OF
the rain were held today.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Lucy Mullins.

PAPILLIoN. Neb.. July 6.-(special.)-
The funeral of Mrs. Lucy Mullins. who
died July 4. was held today. She was born
in Montgomery. Ala, December %. 1921.
When the war broke out her two sons en-
listed in the union army and she ran the
farm alone. One son was never heard
from. She was the mother OF two sons and
three daughters, Of which one son and
three daughters survive her.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-07
Hamburg shipping Record.

BERLIN. July 6.-The semi-annual report
OF the shipping at the port OF Hamburg has
Just been issued. 1t shows that 6,4O1 yes
sells arrived at Hamburg for the half year
ended June 80, an increase over the same
period OF last year OF $40. The total ton
mage which entered the port in the speci-
fed time was Abs. 81. an increase over the
first six months OF 1901 Of 1853, 26O tons.