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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-01
Money May Not Be Able to Appear.

Washington, May l. - Senator
Money, of Mississippi. who suffered a
severe shock as a result of his diff
Guilty with a street car conductor last
week, has been confined to his apart
ments for several days past. 1t is
doubtful whether he will be able to
appear In court today, when the
charges growing out Of the affair are
to be heard
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-01

form can be ruined by poor corsets
Only those that will retain their shape
should be worn. Our stock contains
all those of established merit. We have
a full line of short and long waists,
stouts and Sims, moderately priced
goods and those of more expensive
make.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-05-01

Wanted!

Reliable man for Manager of a
Branch Office we wish to open in this
vicinity. Here is good opening for
the right man. Kindly give good ref
erence when writing.
The A. T. Morris Wholesale House
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Illustrated Catalogue cts. stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

son. Corn exports aggregate 1851 bushels.
against 2Ss45 bushels last week and go. IA
bushels last year. For the fiscal year corn
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
SUPREME cOURT sYLLABI

The following opinions will be officially
iisss. Chicago, Burlington & quincy
RailroRd company against Marteile. Error
from Putler, Reversed. Barnes. c., divi-
L The question of the right to file
amended pleadings. during the trial. is one
which de confined TO the discretion of the
s ssoms court sn ss snc G ~ aiss see Tsc tSe S c1elhrIy
thereon will be sustained.
2. The third subdivision OF section % OF
coStsiS * demand Of the relief to Which
the party sppposes himself. entitled, II the
recovery Of money. be demanded the
petition to recover damages for a personal
injury, which contains no demand for any
relief whatever. sustain a verdict and judg-
"A passenger. who has been carried past
his place Of destination By. q. train which
wit Without oSs notice ssSE ig 70 o or kr % Of tn those +,
carried to the next %stasion. Jumps from the
train Is In rapid motion and is injured
thereby, cannot maintain an action against
the railroad company TO recover damaged
llngton 4 Quincy Railroad company. "a
Neb, e4z.t approved and followed. tSuli-
van. 6. and Oldham, G. dissentins)
pany sekinsfP coiistee. s. KeS., n nH; u SERn
Pacific Railroad company against Porter
& Ay ss1', j s ss sea i Ss'' %distin SS%lssG' a asa' ap.
iiisT. Chicago. st. Paul. Minneapolis q
SS rans. E Eslor ftO SSmRR ans. a 1aipmed Lager q.
bert. c., division No. g.
/ In an action for damages for personal
injuries, resulting from the alleged neRli-
gcnce OF the defendant. IN order TO negative
contrioutory negigence II is not necessary
60 set out fl the petition the specific step.
injury. the general allegation hat such
injuries were received without fault OF
nsst MSsss on 9Ha his Is RET rotd + sun sutlcienti u.,,.,
and only practical route by which a pas.
eenger may. 90 from the station to HIS train
cay that a passenger. BY taking such route
becomes guilty Of negligence.
s. Evidence. examined and held suficleni
TO warrant the submission OF tho questions
Of negligence and contrioutory negligence
an assignment Of error based on tn.
considered, must point out the evidence
the reception or reieetion OF which is com.
plsinsd OF a mere reference to the subject
IN an action 81 an administrator 70
recover damage4 tesuiting 20 a wife or
legged to have been caused by the negligence
OF the defendant the fact that such wife
has su~bsequehtlyI remarked Is ~irpmateriaI
nor ccnsidsrsd By them in liking the
amount OF the recovery.
80 Whsthss 70 se6.sit special anaInss t,
the trial court end. IN the absence OF an
abuse OF such discretion. the refusal e
neof. Courier Printing company agatnsl
Lsese, Error from Lancaster. Reversed
Albert. c., diviaion No. 8
l. Tho defendant IN an action before 4
justice OF the peace made a special ap'
p~earhnce, which was sustained; another
eummons issues and was served on the Dc
PENDANT; Judgment was subsequently rend.
cred against the defendant; the justice
included the proceedings on the special ap
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

We have a lovely little flower garden this
year by the north side Of our house, a kin
OF trapezoid in shape. Three sides being
fenced with fhree-foot poultry netting, the
fourth by the house, It Is q small eden OF
blossoms at present. July 2a. Japanese
glories and varigated hops trail on the net
ting and native woodbine climbs on the
house; the house is painted a fawn color.
with white trimmings. We do love pretty
vines and We have some beauties Of our
own this year.
One sister wrote last winter that any
woman able 10 use a big spoon could have
vines," n / quite agree with her. In our
case every member Of the family has an In
terest and helped make our garden; we put
Il IN 4 suitable, convenient place and
fenced It. to be sure OF no intruders both
erlng. We all agree that our garden has
given us pleasure enough already TO pay
for all our trouble.
We have some beautiful d~ouble-howered
halsams or touch-me-nots. all %colors: mas
turtiums. Dlanthus pinks. snapdragonsl
Keraniums. gIadiolas. are all blooming 20
profuseIy, and such beautiful colors. Then
Nc hsve some Of the lovelisst peoples from
seed sent BY our friend. Mollie Thedford Of
Tyler. TEX. Other varieties have not dons
90 well for US. but We have enough for our
ability. We like 20 have our flowers appear
70 be welT cared for. SO our flowers are
mostly thoso dear lovely old standard sorts
At present We are willing for our friends q
have the exqulsiteiy dainty plants. We
think every home should have = few now
era. They are some care, but Il Il such Z
pleasant care. NELLIE BULLOCK.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

Chicago News-wise men make proverbs
for fools to laugh at.
IT'S all up with the drummer when he
loses his grip.
Some artists couldn't draw a salary with
out the aid OF tracing paper.
Life Is short and art is long. Most men
resemble life rather than art.
The pleasure Of giving is often spoiled
by the wrench IL costa US to let 20.
You would never know how Important
some men are n they didn't inform you.
Many a young man travels first class
owing to the fact that his father pays
the freight.
Every married woman thinks that every
spinster she meets envies her. but she is
usually entitled to another think.
When II comes to making payments some
men never get beyond compliments.
A girl never thinks her photograph looks
like her unless 1t doesn't look like her.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
HOPES CEETERED in CROPS
Bright Agricultural Prospect Stimulates
Dsings In the Business World.
ALL LYEs IuRNEO on EALL Trade
Dealers Anticipate Heavy Fail Conn
merce Rnd Confidence lie Strong
Iron and Steel situa-
tiOn PrOpitious.

Weekly Review Of Trade Tomorrow will
s tons i s5is oStRRs sfEsRs sSs a Il sEsicSI influence ss g.
labor disputes, which are still retarding
ssTsTy aug ,osS5Tstsfs Js%sSsy - ~
eSoSHracHss for distant deliveries s-I run ~ far-
d dsss in Kct f ! xSSs ss ' BEEN y no SsSs6 e. 'A in
lumber -egions and ash packing made new
records, ksilway earnings are fully sus-
age advance of3s.s per cent over the CORE
~sponding time last year n as per cent
Aside from the fuel scarcity and some
ccneestf8ns OF Atrafhc, the iron and steel
s a Az ss01 cS sSnsInvsiS DrGP saa0S m GSas SSsn Z
hnd ready buyers al full prices. Much
lions are Indicated BY the number OF or
ders going out OF the country which do
far The Imports have had little iniiuence
which are freely ,oifersd below the
covering deliveries in the second quarter
FOR is brid ssa a SauS SuiIdinF ma tSax viii q nos Sa
Machinery and hsrdwars trade Is fully sas-
mills and glass factories. Minor metals are
Footwear factories are well engaged on
tone OF the market IL nrmer, although
actual advances have been few.
Hides continue their upward movement,
many grades gaining another good frac-
ton. Both domestic and foreign hides
share the better feeling the former being
Dry goods buyers are coming into this
market TO a considerable extent. yet with
out placing orders OF any size. Cotton
goods exporters are practically out OF the
market, prices In China being below the
point where profit Is possible. A few lines
Of cottons are fractiOnally lower and fur
Their declines are possible. Private advices
do not endorse the onicial statement OF a
lower condition on cotton plantations.
with an advance, In keeping with last
weeks quotations.. and an indication Of
stability Is tile lack OF speculative pur-
chasess Raw wool Is fully sustained at re-
cent advances, the average OF 100 grades
showing 9 gain OF nearly a cent as COM
pared With the level on May l.
Splendid growing n harvesting condi-
the country, especially where the larger
and more Important crops are raised. II
10 now almost certain that the agricultural
returns will be far above the average as
70 quantity, while the low stocks at the
opening OF the season are calculated to
sustain prices and there Is little prospect
OF q return 20 the low quotations Of proceed
ing years OF bumper production. ,,
Foreign cQr1meFce. at. this port y still
less favorable than in the same week last
year. ekp0rts declining $5,T5b,6eo, while im-
poFta increased slightly,
Failures for the week numbered l06 in
the United States, against l5 last year,
and fourteen in Canada. against thirty-one
a year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
SIXTH WARD REPUBLICANS
They Are Eager 10 shars in Welcoming
President Roosevelt
NELsON c PRAIT cALLs EOR EAIR PLAY
Denounces Republican Congregational
Committee for Playing Into the
Hands Of David IT.. Mercer
and Delaying Action.

The Sixth Ward Republican club at It's
meeting last night put on foot a move
ment 10 increase the scope OF the parade
which will be given for President Roose-
welt on September "a. The reception will
probably be under the supervision OF the
Knights Of Ak-Sar-Ben and any movement
supplemental to the usual electrical pa
geant win have to be with their consent
and for that reason a committee consisting
Of II. =. ostrom, John N. westberg and
Miles Houck was appointed to take the
matter up with the board Of governors.
A committed consisting Of w. c. Pratt.
W. q. Ure and e. c. wolcott was appointed
TO draft constitution and bylaws for the
club, those last adopted having been lost.
w. J. Hunter. called upon for a speech.
took occasion, 20 announce that he would
not permit himself to be considered as a
candidate for nomination for county COM
missioner. saying that since he consented
20 the use Of his name II. e. ostrom had
announced his candidacy. afterward with
drawing. but that Mr.. ostrom's withdrawal
would not change his decision not to be a
candidate.
A.. c. Tropp, L. d. Holmes and Nelson
c. Pratt addressed the meeting. Mr. Pratt
said:
You all know ! am a candidate for con-
gress-s l announced eight months ago my
candidacy and slnce that time / have been
trying 70 find out when and under what
conditions the nomination would be Ia
/ knos no more about &c now than I did
eight months ago. I want to denounce the
action Of the republican COMMITTEES Of the
Second Congressional district in further
ing the interests Of David H. Mercer and
not unfolding the interest of. the party In
tho district, and l ask you TO use your in
duence upon the COMMITTEES to have that
COMMITTEES give all OF the candidates a fair
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
PENSIONS FOR WEsTERNERs
Survivors of the wars Generously
Remembered by h General
Government.


WASHINGTON Aug. s.-(special.)-Thc
following pensions have been granted:
Nebraska: Increase. Reissue, Etc.-Silas
q. Smith, O,Neili. so; Norman Coon,
Weeping Water, S2.
Iowa. Originals-Luclus H. Phinney
Fort Madison, So; Sherman p. jackson
East Peru. ss6 (rar with SPAIN, Increase,
heisspe. EtsyTAmos T ags c01n kaa Rapids.
ii. Ferris, Ciarinda, so; William Steele
Dickens, $40; Fielding p. Wood Iowa Falls
s12:. John w. Dickens. Clayton, $40
Widows, Minors and Dependent Relatives
-Perciila Snow Lineville. SO.
South Dakota: Increase, Reissues, Etc,
a siaSPsin :. a MoglsSnS c. g, c hsns; vi ba Sl%GI
HsbrasEa: Increase, Reissue. Etc.-Rufu,
Minors and Depspdent Relatives-Margarei
Iowa: ofiElSEfs@BsSsamin n; Black
With ;spsin1; GeSFsss MusTIoW' Rshdsifs, 81
a ReTsiS' co E% : william WifIisn y R ne;d E1ss,
Soldiers home, Marshalltown, 500 James
+ Mcqrew, Moulton,. 81; Francis M; Craw-
soldiers home. M~arshalltown, $40: Charles
Dillon, M~arshantcwn, 81. WIDOWS, Minors
South Dakota: Increase, Reissue, ETC.
Ira Pingry, Mitchell, So
Nebraska: Originals-Perry g. Metcalf.
Reissue, Etc.-Johh Kraft, Brock. $40.
va IOws; incE MsssiLs KTissdlSsTe' Ese.-j ismss H Il,
Kelly. sehaiier,, n4; Essex d. Chandler,
Clinton, $50. Widows, Minors and De
s12; Agnes Olmstead, Iowa Falls, &2; Ann
~ Ceprley. Gilmore City, -; Eliza J.
NebrssRs: orisinal-scott Townsend,
Crawford. S. Increase. Reissue. Etc.-Wil-
liam Barnett, Albion. SO; Henry Louer,
Soldiers and Sailors Home, Grand Island
brose Hadley. Alliance, s12; Daniel Payton,
Beaver City, tl2. Widows, Minors and De-
pendent RelativesTRosa e BTenbasger
Iowa: Original-John F. Miller. JEFFERSON,
s.; william b. Williams. Marshalltown. 81;
ThGg% asm 3; p WooSRe,b Del q: dscr y; w Rlef RotS
Boone, e6. Increase, Reissue, Etc.-Josiah
Plat, Fayetfe. sl4; John H. C~oilinsworth
~: James &. McKeii. Des MoInes, lib
samuel c.. Leavel1, Belle Plain. yi1; Marcus
J. Matteson. Missouri Valley, az; Augustus
and dependent Reiatives-Louisa Price
North Branch IS; Catherine Brannan,
Watkins. IS; Frances A. Beach Fort
Hughes, SO; Annis M. Weaver. Council
South Dakota: Increase, Reissue. Etc
wyoming; orisinai-Aibert Flood. Raw.
Nebraska: onginal-John v. Anderson
! leland, SO; James Moreland, Diller, tG ~.
| crease Reissue, Etc.-Larkin 3. Flint, Ere.
| mont, 81. Widows, Minors and Dependent
| Relatives-Charlotte Cox, Omaha, s.
Luelia J.. Hoover. Battle Creek. N2 oval
with Spain1f
Iowa: Increase. Reissue. Etc.-James M
/ Ferris. Fredericka, SO; Edward A. Wright
Parkersburg, s.; Daniel 7. Wilson. LIscomb
| so; Israel Brees. Red Oak. $40. Widows
Minors and Dependent Relatives-Amandi
ehaffer, Newton, IS; Hattie e. Billings
Waterloo, -.
South Dakota: Increase. Reissue. Etc
Berend Buns, Lennox. t12. Widows. Minor
/ and Dependent Relatives-Frances d. Os.
born. Hermosas 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
-Nbeyedl orders.

Chicago Tribune: what was the cause
Of that awful racket and disturbance in
your once jdst before you Gamer" asked
one OF the tenants on the third floor.
"You know that young cowboy that came
yesterday to7begin the study Of law with
me ~ said the other.
Yes - r.
"welI, I~cthought he might as well begin
at the bottom. mi ! told him that when
he came down this morning the fret thing
for him to do would be TO clean out ths
once. He found half a dozen fellows there
waiting for ns.gbut he did II all right"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
RnAnsTnnET's RBvIHw on TRADE.
Brnlsaat Crop Prospects samaIsss-
Bualnsss ana aalet disappear.

Buainens an0 auiet
NEW YORK. Aug. ~a-Bfadstreets to-
morroy VIII say: Midsummer auiet has
lated BY really brilliant crop prospects and
good prices for farm products. fall business
has begun 70 expand. Buyers are arriving
week promlees 20 see demand further In
creased. Manufacturing industry, which
has been more than usually active, which
SUMMER. continues well employed. Fall
ures are few and liabilities mail. Prices
are steady. July railway earnings show
ines continue to show gains over last year.
Advices from the boot IN shoe trade
are irregular Business at the west Is ac-
is brisk and manufacturers are busy on
orders. At Boston shipments. though
larger than last week. are stu far below
IL per cent Leather and hides are very
active, however. and skins OF all kinds are
taken as fast as tseeiysds Tanners are re.
higher prices for leather products seem
The Weight Of Imported iron Is pressing
on Domestic sentiment though no per-
eeptible eject T. yst seen On price for pig
next years delivery. No. 4 foundry is q
higher AZ Chicago for 1908 delivery. Coke e
point ana the same complaint comer from
Pittsburg. steel rails, plates. bars and
seess rs are dem asuYe fo or sls and sh set sS as.
pears 10 have been taken on az Plfisburg.
Western rail mills are all sold up for the
first half OF ED. Structural material Il
active at Chicago and at Pittaburg, where
sales have been very large this week. Ship
building interests have taken 1000 tons OF
plates At Pitteburg- Hardware, az pre-
dicfed, has had no dull season thls year
and business ~ as active as ever. Western
machinery manufacturer are reported
wShest. Including dour. exports for the
sssk ending Auz9st q ssssegats tss:ss,
bushels, against 8so2.U bushels last sea
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
Mitinaaine Ciroumstauee.

Chicago News; II should think" said
the lady to the big. husky specimen OF
humanity who had come for the elothes.
shat you would be ashamed 70 let your
wife take In washing"
4 reckon 'tis kinder hard on the old
woman" replied the man Who was too
heavy for light work and too light Tor
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
q TeaFipI Eye sor Buslnea..

Smart Set; why Wsepest thou, woman3'
my lord win be buried this day"
my wife was buried yesterday. Tomor-
row / must get me another"
Wbereupon the widow shook the ashes
from her shining hair. dried her eyes and.
looking into the face Of the widower.
smiled:
Il will be at home tomorrow. ali day"
she said.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-(special.)-The
following pensions have been granted:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

The man on the stage who does ths
trick Of escaping from firmly tied ropea,
Submits to the bonds With a smile. He
knows he . get out Of the ropes that
are being knotked Put tue same mani in
the Wooda and LET Indian captors bind
him 10 . tree for torture and be would
struggle 10 the last against the bonds.
When the stomach Is diseased there
are bonds being woven every hour about
the organs dependent on the stomach
heart. lnrga, liver. kidneya etc. The
folly Of mankind Il 70 pa6sively submit
20 the fastening a these bonds with no
effort 70 escape until the pain they eause
arodses fear.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases Of the stomach aud other
organs Of digestion and nutrition. II
cures aieeaae8 Of heart, liver, lungs. kid
neys and other organs, when these dis
easea a. Is often the case, have their
origin Ia the diseased stomach.
sFtf : long time I was SUFFERING aud was
hardly able torst anout : writes Mr., Andrew j.
yeanInE&. OF IhnmaA Tucker Co, w. Va. Boa
ia rWoa bothered With kidney trouble aud
ny whole lyaeua Wa out 81 ORDER had no
erottlIe. A nic1d ~ miac told me 10 Try Dr..
Hlces coitf1 Aedical Discovery. id -
ala bottle. 81 coiden Melleai Discovery and
ssms q ne fieassul fsiieis' and fsei1hks :
Dr. Pie1ce's Pleasant Psllsts eisanss
~ elogged aysem nom Impurities
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

iating TO a like business, have been uni
formIy ratified by the creditor.
tain the findings and Judgment Of the trial
r 1sse cs Cock G saSlassa of ssas cSiEsRssi Appeal
s%ection 81. article 4, chapter XIV. compilsd
sation and levy made without such notice
iisS o'shea against Kayanaueh. Error
from Platte. Reversed. Kirkpatrick, c,
| Division No. J.
l. An ofhceI can only charge such fees
are authorized b. statute. and any charge
In excess OF the fees provided BY statute
2 Under the provisions Of section 5. chap
ter xviii, Complied Statutes, a sheriff Il
moneys actually received and disbursed BY
him, and where the decrea a. satisfied prior
& Se ' sascs SaS 's sss TSA ss he K P s4sai s.Tee I soS Sy
money Is ileeai and a~nauthoFised.
not sSssSria1sd 81 Ikw has & FsmsSy ii s.
Of his right 70 proceed against the sheriff
and his bondsmen under section 81. chapter
Of me $50 penalty therein PROVIDE. s'0s'
A cause Of action In favor Of a CO.
partnership against a sheriff and his bonds.
section 81 chapter Xviii. 6ohnp fllsdds3s ta X
utes, does not abate BY the dissolution 81
dividual members Of such experimenting
1873. Dale 4 Brown against Council
Bluffs Savings bank. Error from DOuElaa
Reversed. Amea, c., division Nc. g.
l. Although In ordinary cases an aRiater'l
remedy - exclusively that which r pro.
this method may not be departed from with
the preference and consent OF the parties
interested. and IN he ease a. bar Il Is hell
given was one OF fact which should hav,
been left 70 the deteTminatlon CT the Jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

heavy work. IAN / wouldn't let her do It
but for one thing AZ
And what is that7" asked the lady
i've got ter have somethin' ter eat an
wear" answered the victim of circum-
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-01

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that The
y Acenith Mining Company of T0nopah
Nevada, by Uri Balloon Curtis, Its attorney in
County. : tate of Nevada. has this day flied the
application Of said Acruith Mining Com
pany Of rOn0paE. Nevada corporation organ
lied and existing under and by virtue Of the
laws of the State OF New Jersey, for patent
for fifteen hundred linear feet Of the Shoe
string mine or vein. bearing gold and silver.
and other precious metals with surface ground
six hundred feet in width, said claim being
situated In TDnopah Mining District, County OF
Nye, State Of Nevada, ana designated by the
held notes aud official plat file in this ONCE
AS Lot No 9B3 in Township 3 North, Range "
East, NJ. D. B. and NJ, said Lot No. 2t33 and
IA Id mining claim being described as follows,
tO-Nit.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-11-01
CONTAINING 1868 acres.

The location of this mine is recorded in the
office Of the District Mining Recorder at Tono.
pah, and in Book e. Of Mining Locations at
pages lpd and 1917, Records OF Nye County, State
of Nevada
The adjoining claimants are on the north by
the Egyptian Claim Glenn Morgan. ct al, claim,
ants: on the south Rambler :. A Knapp, ct al,
claimants; Colorado, The Ohio .Tonopah Mining
Company, claimant; Islander Claim, Davis
Brothers, claimants; on the east the Mcnamara
Extension, The sronopah Mining Company,
claimant; on the west Red Rock, Glen Morgan,
claimant.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said California Mine or surface ground
are required to file their adverse claims with
the Register of the United States Land ONCE.
at Carson City, Nevada, during the sixty days
period of publication hereof. or they will be
barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute,
o. H. GALLUP,
Register.