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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20

a. T. kOBINSON, N. D. {. w., Medical Direetot
years against the mental and physical suf-
tertng OF lost manhood that the Institute
has decided to distribute free trial packa-
ges to all who write. 1t Is a home treat
ment and all men who suffer with any
form OF sexual weakness resulting from
youthful folly, premature loss Of strength
and memory weak back, varicocele, or
emaciation OF parts can now cure them-
selves at home.
The remedy has a peculiarly grateful eff
feet OF warmth and seems to act direct
to the desired location giving strength and
development Just where It is needed. II
cures all the Ills and troubles that come
from years OF misuse OF the natural func-
tlons and has been an absolute success in
all cases. a request to the state Medical
Institute, 40 Elektron Building, TT. Wayne
Ind. stating that you desire one OF their
free trial packages will be complied with
promptly. The Institute is DESTROYS OF
reaching that great class OF men who are
unable to leave home to be treated and
the free sample will enable them 60 see
how easy II Is to be cured of sexual weak
ness when the proper remedies are en-
ployed. The Institute makes no ~restric-
lions. Any man who writes will be sent
a free sample, carefully sealed in a plain
package so that It's recipient need have no
ars are requested to write without delay.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
A hook tor club women.

TIL Santa Fe passenger department has
issued a pamphlet with the title. "a Book
for Club Women" which is OF special in
terest to those who contemplate attending
the biennial convention Of the Federation
of Women's Clubs to be held at Los An
geles May l to s. 1t describes the Cali
fornia clubs and contains other pertinent
matter, and will be mailed free on s%pplica-
tion to f. L. Palmer. passenger agent, 400
Equitable building. Des Moines.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

s. C. Hoover of Lincoln Is in the city.
II. ]. Ellis of Alliance, Neb., is in Omaha
James Bell Of David City, Neb., is in the
city.
t. b. Hord of Central City, Neb., is in
Omaha.
F. D. Clark of Papinion, Neb.. is in
Omaha.
Miss Ida B. Wade of Nebraska City is in
the city.
Edgar Howard of Columbus. Neb.. is in
the city.
DR.. F. e. Bral of Springfield, Neb., is in
the city.
j.. E. Bloomingdale of Nebraska City is
In Omaha.
James L.. Bruit of Hastings, Neb,, is at
the Murray.
Richard welty of Fremont, Neb., is at
the Murray.
G.. D. Haywood of Papillion, Neb., is at
DR.. A. G. Hamilton of Springfield. Neb.,
Is in Omaha.
Judge and Mrs. slabaugh have returned
from Sioux City.
Rev. A. ]. FIT is in the city visiting his
brother, H. w. Fit.
Charles Leslie, clerk of the county court,
has gone to Galena, ILL.,, for a visit.
Judge Read has granted Braden Drake
divorce from Agnes, who has been absent
two years without telling him why.
Mrs. Charles H.. Peoples, wife of Man
ager Peoples of the Willard hotel, left last
evening for Chicago and other eastern
points on a visit to relatives.
T. II. Humphreys, superintendent of con-
struction OF the army buildings at Fort
L~eavenworth, is in the city. He was I'm
charge of the construction at Fort Crook
when that post was being built.
Mrs. o. S. Chittenden, supervisor of
kindergartens. and Mrs. Flemon Drake, a
kindergarten director, left Friday for Bos-
ton, where during the next week they will
attend the convention of the international
Kindergarten union.
N~ebraskans at the Merchants. F. L..
Mary, Plattsmouth; Ed A. Mann, Gering;
F. Palmer, Alliance; l.. YergeT. Fremont;
ID, o. Dodge, Wood River; Fred Ludman,
Chappell; Thomas L. Sexton, Seward; NJ
II. Austin, franklin; w. T.. Waldron,
Waterloo; Mrs. w. ]. Parker, Waterloo.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
wireless TELEGRAPH Across Ocean.

The recent experiment in wireless tele-
graphy across the ocean was a complete
success and aroused great public Interest.
There has also been great interest mani
tested In the success Of Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. the celebrated remedy for
stomach, liver and kidney complaints, be,
cause IL is reliable. II promotes appe>
title. regulates the liver. keeps the bowels
regular and cures indigestion, dyspepsia,
la grippe and malaria. Try II. Our pri-
yate stamp Is over the neck Of the bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
Market scheme Favored.

Til plan for a vegetable market sug-
gosted by a truck gardener. mention OF
which was made in The Bee OF yesterday.
seems to meet with approval on all sides.
Local grocery men would like to see a
market OF this kind established and SO
would many housewives who live near the
center Of the city. The city authorities
propose taking the matter up and consid-
ering 1t SERIOUSLY with a view to establish
ing a market OF the kind proposed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-20
Marvellous Elixir Of Life Discovered
by Famous Doctor Scientist That
Cures Every Known AiImsnt.
Wonderful Cures Are Effected That
Seem Like Miracles Performed
The Secret Of Long Life 0.
0Idsn Times Revived.
The Remedy is Free to All Who
Send Name and Address.

After years of patient study and delving
into the Iusty records of the past, as well
as following modern experiments in the
realms OF medical science. DR.. James w.
Kidd. Battles building, Fort Wayne, Ind.
makes the startling announcement that he
The evening times., 1902-11-29
GENERAL ALGER READY
TO BE SWORN SENATOR
Arrived in City Last Night
With Family.

General Russell A. Alger. Of Michigan,
who was appointed Senator some time
ago by Governor Bliss 10 I'LL The vacancy
caused by the death Of the late Senator
MCMILLAN. arrived here last evening with
ais family in private car. He is stay
ing at the Arlington. General AIger ex-
pressed himself as much pleased to be
in Washington again. II precedent is
carried out General Alger will not be
sworn in as a Senator till next Tues
day. When the official announcement Of
Senator McMilian's death is made by
Senator Burrows next Monday the Sen
ate. as a mark Of respect, will immedi-
ately adjourn.
Senator Alger was accompanied by
Mrs. Alger; Major Hopkins. who was his
military secretary In the War Depart
ment during hOstillties with Spain: Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Pike, OF Chicago; Capt.
and Mrs. F. N. Alger. OF Detroit; Mr.
and Mrs R. A Alger, jr-. OF Detroit. and
Mr.. and Mrs. n. D. Shelton, Of Detroit
his two sons and daughters and their
wives and husbands, respectively. Ma
jor Hopkins is en- route to New York
The evening times., 1902-11-29
WITNESS TELLS STORY OF
HAVANA STRIKE RIOTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Have Tn
fortunate Experience

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Among the pas
sengers who arrived this morning on the
steamship Vigilancia, from Havana. were
Mr.. and Mrs Harry c. Logan The Lo-
gans were in Havana al the one Of IN.
SIr'ke ano saw some ss-.Irr1rr rrus-- Az
e-renrrr az trades ~Eu,rrs,- qrs- vim rns
-t.'h--r- cor -v.-D oh. u--.---@,rr,-- gr ur.
ssr" naro 10 anr1rn wn..D z.-en g.
s''.-~-ua'r-- NJ t-,xaI Ssrrn
On nVHday CO 6s.auo n. streets IuIrp
ana ,-srIrE s-s,mr-rsl -rz,rIs-n. rrIr g Cr.sI
- rta. ehv srrhrrrIrz a. ws urarrn
eH- -uu o. ,nr rInr Wr sHU dense ,rrnuci o.
'..r.-o AZ ainHg ohe sTr-.-rs. rhuul-.11
,n'-r' Was % 10 q parade and or.-psrr.-d
NV -aH--rz The cruvvo ,-Iusso N aD rns.
ar ann 8 gnI several DItlurss nsfnre ]
realized ChaI We were the OBIvcl OF al
JaCk
The passengers. except my wife and ].
left the car. and the two soldier guards
also left was uncertain what to do.
but decided to stay on the car. After
smashing the glass and the car roof and
stoning the mOtorman and conductor.
the crowd left US. We we're Obliged 20
walk home.
The evening times., 1902-11-29
NOT AFTER MONEY, SAYS
WILSON OF PRINCETON
University President in Chi
cago on Social Visit.

CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-President Wood
row Wilson. OF Princeton University.
denies that his visit 10 Chicago has
anything TO do with any plan for CO.
tanning 81. 500 800. which he says is
needed to make Princeton great sci
entihc institution without a competitor
among universities.
Princeton does want s125O0, 900. he
said and probably will get il. but my
visit IS simply in response 70 an inyi-
tation from the Commercial Cub, and a
desire to meet The Princeton alumni in
this city"
When asked for an expression Of
opinion, concerning the attitude Of
President Eliot. OF Harvard. toward the
public schools he said.
President Eliot in one respect is like
the late Senator John J. ingalls,. He al
ways says a thing so positively that be
leaves no room for explanation there
after"
He thought also. he said, that Presi-
dent Eliot had been misunderstood. and
that a false Interpretation mad been put
upon his remarks.
The evening times., 1902-11-29

I know 7 had an incurable disease in
my lungs. Physicians and medicine failed
TO relieve my cough. / realized that all
Of my symptoms pointed toward con-
sumption.
As 1 was losing weight and strength
very fast, I decided TO go 10 the Koch
Lung Cure Doctors, at 80 Eleventh
Street northwest, Washington. who
make a specially Of consumption and
asthma. / was tired OF taking medicine
into my stomach for IL did me no good.
In fact.I never improved yntiI began
10 breathe the healing oily vapors OF
the Koch Lung Cure directly into my
lungs
After starting this treatment all ny
bad symptoms disappeared. / gained IN
every way, until today I am the picture
Cf health. having been entirely cured
by the K0cn Lung Cure, at 80 Eleventh
Street northwest. WASHINGTON. ! have
no more sweats and have not spit I'd
any blood since I have been cured
ave n Brentwood. with my peODIe.
where ! can be seen every night after I
am through work. In order TO see me.
take a Rivercale ear q Henry Street
NY mother also viii verify the truth OF
his statement.
Hundreds OF people knew of ny af-
Fiction and will tell any other sufferer
what the Koch Lung Cure did for me.
ANNA MILLER.
Brentwood. Washington. .. c.
The evening times., 1902-11-29
HAYES DOWNS BEALE.

Bernhard Hayes proved the better
man last night. in his bout with Warren
Beale, in the Empire Theater. winning
two out Of three. catch-as-catch-can
Both men are well-known local wrest-
lers, and the match attracted a large
audience. Hayes put Beale's shoulders
20 the mat in The first bout in forty-one
seconds The second was a draw The
third was won by Beale on a half-Nel-
son IN 3ls minutes. and Hayes won out
IN the fourth In three minutes. with
full-Nelson. Terry McSOvern was ref
cree. He was given a warm reception.
The evening times., 1902-11-29
SYNDICATE MAY PAY
THE VENEZUELAN DEBT
Banker Seligman Calls Upon
the President.
MAY ASK FOR A GUARANTEE
Mr.. Hay Hears Nothing of Plan-Unit-
ed States Not Likely to Give
Such Assistance.

Venezuela's scheme for paying her
German and British creditors through an
American syndicate has not been com
munioated to the State Department as
yet. Seligman q Co, Of New York.
bankers. are credited with moving in the
matter, and Isaac y. Seligman. Of that
firm. came TO Washington in reference to
the matter today.
Early this afternoon he conferred
with the President at the White House
Offices. and outlined the plan he has 10
mind On leaving the White House Mr..
Seligmsn said:
The matter is not yet in such shape
that / can say anything about it. At
the present moment my conference with
the President is entirely personal mat
ler- Of which it would be manifestly i'm
proper to speak publicly"
II IS more than probable that Mr..
seligman will endeavor to secure from
the Administration some form OF a guar
sntee OF the bonds to he issued. Under
ordinary conditions they would sell at
25 cents on the dollar; with the guar
hntee of the United States they would
be worth more than par.
However. 1t is next TO impossible for
The United States 10 give such a guar
sntee. Despite the fact that an amicable
solution OF Venezuelas financial ills
would relieve this Government OF great
anxiety. any American who undertakes
he floating OF such bonds will be told
that he does it at his cWn risk. and that
be cannot count upon this Government
,or their collection when due. Whether
Mr.. Seligman and his partners will per
sist in their plans under such circum-
stances remains TO be seen.
NEW YORK, Nov pa rumor that
Venezuela is going to pay through an
Anglo American banking firm the claims
held against her by Germany and Great
Britain is exciting interest in Wall
Street II is thought that the inter-
mediary bankers are Seligman & Co.
The evening times., 1902-11-29
DIED

HARBISON-On Friday. November %. 1902,
81 1850. RICHARD HARRISON
We mis- thee from our home dear husband:
Is . miss thee from thy place
shadow o'cT our life IS cast.
We mis- the sunshine of Thy face:
Nc miss thy kind and willing hand.
lliv fond and earnest care:
Hur home IS dark without thee.
We miss thee cveryvl-re
BY His Loving Wife.
MARGARET y. HARRISON
Home j. sad, Oh God how dresry:
Lonesome lonesome, every spot.
Listening f0r his voice iii weary,
Wearz-. for 7 wiz hear him not
BY His Lo+ing SON GEORGE.
E1nsrll fr0n his late residence. sf5 Letter
street aou,hWesti thence o. Fsith Chapel on N
street. between Sixth au6 Four-and -a-haIf
street, Monday, December ]. Igg1 ~ 8 p m
81
TONNSEND-Ou THURSDAY. November o
1872. az his residence In the city, RICH
ARD n. TOWNSEND.
Funeral services viii be held az ST. John S
Protestant Episcopal Church on Monday. De-
cember J. 1902 at = O'Clock %. Interment pri-
vate.
PhiladeIphia papers please ogpy.) e29-2
EgERT-On Friday, November %. 1902 at
SIS o. m, RCS ALE. beloved wife Of Charles
EbgTt- IN her SIXTY fifth year
Notice of funeral hereafter mi
The evening times., 1902-11-29
TROUBLE OVER NATURAL
GAS IN INDIANAPOL
Notify Patrons 1t
VIII Be Turned Off.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. %. - Some
months ago the Indianapolis Gas COM
pany notified its patrons that Il would
not supply natural gas after October J.
but the city Instituted suits and the
company was eHjolned from disconnect-
ing patrons pending a decision
Bills we're rendered for October as
usual. but many OF the company's pa
irons refused 70 pay the October bills.
holding that they we're getting poor ana
inadequate service.
Wednesday the comPsny's employees
began cutting of the gas supply from
the houses Of all delinquents. aad UP to
date 1000 patrons have been cut of from
the service.
The evening times., 1902-11-29
BITUAINOUS MINERS
NO LONGER ASSESSED
40 Need for More Funds for
Anthracite Workers.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. 2g -Secre-
tary Wilson made known Friday that the
assessment against bituminous miners
for the benefit Of miners in the antkra-
cite district would be discontinued on
the 10Th inst. by order Of President
Mitchell. but publicity was withheld IN
til now.
The assessment was ordered during a
meeting OF the United Mine Workers in
this city last July. and for five months
100000 men affected thereby contributed
their quota without a mU-mur
Al meeting in January Secretary
Wilson VIII make a report on the re-
ceipts and expenditures. Ii IS under
stood that the total exceeds s. 900 900.
The evening times., 1902-11-29
CHILDREN FATALLY BURNED.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov. 29.-Three
children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bress-
Ter we're fatally burned by the explosion
OF gasolane at their home. 126 North
Exeter Street. yesterday. The victims
are Abraham. aged one year; Isaac.
three years, and William. aged four and
a half years.
The evening times., 1902-11-29
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching. Blind. Bleeding and protruding
Plles. No cure. no pay. All druggists are au-
tborized by the manufacturers Of Pszo Oint-
ment 90 refund the money where il fails 70
cure any case Of piles. no matter Of how long
standing. Cures ordinary cases iu six DAYS:
the worst cases n fourteen DAYS one appIf-
cation gives easz and rest. Relieves itching
Instantly This j. q neW discovery, and Il is
the only pile remedy sold on a positive guar
antee. 20 CuIe, no pay. Price. 5Oe
The evening times., 1902-11-29
CONGRESS TO CONVENE
AT NOON ON MONDAY
Program of Opening Day Uncertain Adjourn Imme-
dately for Deceased Members.

The second session Of the l'ifty-sev-
enth Congress viii be called to order at
noon Monday. 10 terminate at noon
March T.
Il has not yet been decided whether
new members will be sworn in and re-
oeived on Monday, OF whether both
houses will adjourn Immediately out Of
respect TO the memory Of deceased mem
bers.
II any business is transacted on Mon
day. the first thing to be done after the
roll call VIII be the presenting Of ere
dentials and the swearing in OF new
members chosen to take the places OF
those who have died. resigned OF been
unseated. In the Senate General Alger
viii be seated as the successor OF the
late Senator Mcmillan of Michigan In
the House there will be seventeen
changes
Next committees will be appointed
from both the House and Senate 70
wait upon the President and inform him
that Congress is ready TO receive any
communication he may be pleased to
make"
Owing TO the brief time that Congress
has at its disposal at this sessIon-three
months-there are few who believe that
any important portion of the vast
"mount OF legislative business that has
been suggested can be disposed Of Some
members predict that little can be ac-
complished beyond the passage OF the
eleven great supply bills, aggregating
aboU, $500 600 600.
The evening times., 1902-11-29
EIGHT YEARS FOR GRUEN.

BERLIN, Nov. 29.-An Altenburg fac
tory owner named Gruen escaped to
America some months ago. after having
committed large embeZzlements, and who
was later eXtradited. was today SEN
fenced 10 eight years Imprisonment in
the peniteutiary
The evening times., 1902-11-29
LEE AND LINCOLN

JACKSON. Miss. Nov. "a portrait
Of President Lincoln will be placed In
the Mississippi Hall OF Fame The pic
ture was furnished by Robert T. Lin
coin. OF Chicago. in response TO a re-
quest. and Will be placed alongside that
OF Gt.- Rooert F. Lee
The evening times., 1902-11-29
CUBAN LAD DECLINES
TO SALUTE OLD GLORY
IalkOfHisCountry's Wrongs
Makes Boy Indignant.

NEW YORK. Nov. % America did
so many bad things 70 Cuba-I will new
er salute the flag. Never, Never" And
eight-year-old Tomas Assania, with his
black eyes burning and his dark blood
mantling his brown cheeks. held his lit
tie arms stifiy at his sides and glared at
his teacher.
Tomas Assania is the son OF Cuban
cigarmaker. and was born in the isle or
the lone star He came into the world
in the midst Of the struggle OF Cuba
for freedom. and his early years were
passed in exciting scenes. He has lived
in New York. since the close OF the
Spanish war but pines for the land Of
his birth He is a pupil in the eighth
grade OF the public school for boys at
lo9th Street. near Amsterdam Avenue.
He hears his parents talk about Cuban
reciprocity. and what America should
do for Cuba. and does not do
At this school Il is the custom for the
boys every morning 10 salute the flag
The classes gather in the assembly
room. and. after the other exercises.
there is a little band paradIng down the
aisle. and the American flag is carried
ahead by TWO very proud boys The boys
march out. form in line. and as the
flag passes every one must salute il
with military precision. the hand raised
to the rim Of the cap
The teacher OF Thomas Assania's class
noticed that the sturdy little Cubar
stood ike a post. without saluting. and
she told him 20 do it. and that he mus
do &
No shall not" !" said the boy
But II is the rule The flag protect.
you and affords you a peaceful home /
You should do it. You are the only boy
who does not do f."
L sEan never do it," persisted n, |
boy
But Why
amrrtCa did so many bad things &. 1
'Uha So many bad things. Z viii no
40 II Rna be braced his IittIe legs fan
apart aud looked defiant The princi /
pal took the boy on his knee and toll
over the Story Of Cuba. and how We
"esd H. and gave IL its own, govern
nrUL. bun srin the boy was ohdurate.
and ne was sent back to his class.
The evening times., 1902-11-29

ROYAL SOCIETY MEMBERS.

LONDON, Nov. 29.-The Royal Society
has elected Prof. Albert Nicholson. OF
chicago, and George Williams. OF Wash
'ingIon. corresponding members.
The evening times., 1902-11-29

ceived the approval Of the Business
Mems Association, and viii DC present
ed at the meeting Monday afternoon for
the consideration OF the committee ap-
pointed by Commissioner Macfarland.
The Business Mems Association,
through special committee. composed
Of r. p. Andrews, Louis P. Shoemaker.
Barry Bulkley. and John Doyle Car
mody. have had the coal situation under
consideration for four weeks with ret-
erence 10 an alleged discrimination in
price here as against Baltimore. They
have ascertained that there is no groun1
for the charge, but have learned other
facts which will be considered further.
Relief for Traction Men.
Many OF the local corporations and
other large employers Of men have
found it necessary to interest themselves
in the relief Of their employees. for whom
they are endeayoring 10 secure fuel
The initiative in this matter was taken
by Gen. George II. Harris. OF the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Company.
whose l,5o0 employees have already sur
fered from the scarcity OF fuel
The company has succeeded in seeur-
ing coal enough for its own use. and has
just contracted for enough anthracite 10
supply the needs OF its employees for
the winter. This coal will be sold 20
employees al the c-ices that prevailed
last year, and in case OF a difference in
price the company will make up the def
cheney.
The evening times., 1902-11-29
The Statehood Bill.

The first contest Will be on before the
adjournment Tor the Christmas holidays
II will come on the floor OF tho Senate.
with the report OF the Committee on
Territories on the omnibus bill giving
Statehood 10 Oklahoma, New Mexico and
Arizona. This bill passed the House at
the last session by practically a unani-
nous vote.
It was freely admitted, however than
the action OF the House could no1 % .s
cepted as an index 10 the Uru. r.---n,.s
existing; il was pronounced Grrrr. g-p .
orally, bit OF puIiurs, n,p...-,,-,
step taken in the hone .ha o s.-.rr 10
retracted by the Senate sf-r s.--.r-----,
by the desire Of the fI"rs. r-an.- q, No..
the Senate should assume rhe g.. y.-.,.-s
bility.
Oklahoma's friends are alarmed over
the existing status. ana before the re-
cess they viii make one desperate ef-
fort 10 separate Oklahoma from her
riders and carry her alone 10 the State
hood goal Much doubt is expressed
whether the omnibus hill can become d
l..
The evening times., 1902-11-29

Then | will do this:-I will mail the sick one an
ordergood at any drug store--for six bottles Dr.
Shoop's Restorative. He may take it a month at
my risk. If it succeeds the cost is $3.50 lit fails
i will pay the druggist myself And the sicl,
ones mere word shall decide it.