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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
FIRE RECORD.
OskaIoosa TraipinE stabIes.

osKALoosA. Ia. March s.-(special Tel
egram.)eFire OF unknown origin this after
noon destroyed forty horse stalls on the
west side Of the oskaloosa fair grounds. to-
gether with a large quantity OF feed.
blankets. harness and other property. The
stables were in use by Charles McCulloch
and others as training quarters for a string
Of horses. All the animals escaped. The
loss is $1,000; no Insurance.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
STILL UNC0VERING VICTIMS
Rescue Party All Killed by
Slides Except Liberty
BELL Miners.

TELLURIDE. Colo. March s.-Business
was suspended here today during the nun
erals OF George Rohwer and W. s. Gregory,
prominent citizens. who sacrificed their
lives in a snowslide when trying to res
cue tho men who were buried under q slide
at the Liberty Bell mine on February rs.
The bodies of Swanson and Aho. who were
killed in trying 10 rescue others, were re-
covered today. Only the bodies buried at
cred.
All anxiety for the seven miners employed
at the Andrew mine. situated IN Ingram
basin was d~issipated today.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Admiral Remey the Choice.

WASHINGTON. March SAN important
vacancy will occur in the personnel OF the
lighthouse board upon the retirement OF
Rear Admiral Norman Farquhar, who is
chairman OF the board. in April next, and
Rear Admiral George Remey, now on his
way to the United States from the Philip
pines. has been chosen to MI the vacancy
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Missouri Girl. stranded.

Leonine Holiday, a 17-year-old girl, and
her 11-year-old sister, on their way from
southern Missouri to Usage. Ia. became
stranded at the Union Pacific Transfer de-
pot Friday night. Mayor Jennings yester-
day morning raised sufficient funds to pur-
chase them transportation to their desti-
nation.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT FUND
Recommendation IL Made to House
Committed for Moneys for
81. Louis Fair.

WASHINGTON. March s.-The house COM
mittee on Industrial arts and expeditions
today authorized Chairman Tawney to rec
ommend to the appropriation committee
that the sundry civil bill contain provis-
ions OF $500, 900 for the government exhibit
at the st. Louis exposition, 10000 for an
Indian exhibit and 100000 additional for
the government building.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

GENEVA, Switzerland. March s.-The
Canton authorities here have prohibited a
Red Cross procession. which was 10 have
taken place tomorrow. as they fear anti
British demonstrations. The members Of
the Red Cross society proposed 10 carry q
nag draped with crepe, as a protest against
the alleged violation Of the laws Of warfare
by England In South Africa.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

Charles r. Hannah for mayor 10 the slogan
Of a large number Of business men and tax
OF both political parties. Several
called yesterday on the former
president OF the First National bank. re-
Questing him TO allow his name 70 BE- con-
1idsred In cenneCeon with the republican
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

Talking machine records at soc at Bouri-
cius, S35 Broadway. where the right kind
Of pianos are sold at the right prices and
a child can buy as cheap as the smart"
buyer; where the organ stands upon the
building.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Prirate summer Resort.

ST. PAUL. MINI. March s.-The summer
residence Of Michae Doran. the well known
democratic politician. at Cottage Park,
White Bear Lake. was destroyed by IRE to-
day. The residence cost 100000. 1t was
insured for SIS. 900. The cause OF the IRE
Is not known. The home was elegantly
furnished. None OF the contents was
saved.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
De.Dondent over Lost Job.

NEW HAMPTON, Ia, March s.-(special
Telegram. )-Harry Bryant, negro recently
employed at Henry Bollinger's saloon,
committed suicide by shooting. He was
Respondent because he had lost his job on
a railroad because OF his color.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

nomination for mayor, but Colonel Hannah
hesitsted, and II was not until shortly be-
fore he left on a business trip to New York
last evening that he finally consented to
accept the nomination IL accorded him.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
CABINET CRISIS IN SPAIN
TermInatiOn OF eaoef Ministerial
Relations AZ Madrid is Resarded
a. Inevitable.

MADRID. March s.-The Spanish papers
agree in declaring that a ministerial crisis
IL almost unavoidable and they express
the opinion that the announcement Of a
crisis haa occurred. will be made after
the eAhiRet.eouneii 70 be held March 10
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Gravel roofing. A. H. Read. 54i Broadway.
real Entnte Transfers.

These transfers were nled yesterday In
the abstract. title and loan ONCE of J. w.
Squire. 1O1 Pearl~street:
Phidelia M. Stewart to T.. c. Ferris
lot 4. Baughn's subdiv, &c. DIS 100
chSTIss F. koSeisrE to Charles ";
S. K. I 70 James ?. Steele. swI
seq Ss-74ls. W. d...-.................. 400
es seq lS-zS,Ss, q. c, d..6b,'; /
sd FRANK a a s sehoseld ane eu h ssH 2074-1 20
joseph saSsP' M "a khan and wife to Rsor.. ''''
81 ofH see s eau sf1a7e q ' * acre enI ". a par. /
j.. w, Roy and wife to .Eunlce ].
LLStnsr, part Of I2t q AUDITORS sub LON
Henry F. Wilson and wife to Gideon
DeBolt. nh nwh rs and swh swh 20
Lucinda Carter to John W. Schmidt,
lots s, s. 10. block 2, Carriers Sd
ss aae 70 10 1 Adol0S schmidt, lots IL IL. i'
Is and a., block 2, Carriers Sd add
to Hancock, W.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
lot in block i. Gates add to Oak
John p. organ and wife e =. Reich;
art, lots 4 and s and e IL feet lot 8,
block s. Omaha add, q. G. d....,..,. i
p. ID. Cowan and wife TO Julia Kattel-
man. M lot T. block !, Riddles sub
Charles Schmidt, jr.. and wife to ii.
s SnTMas ara H%aassR; 'G sabdiS 10 10 A StSSs
". q. DO
Robert l. Hart and wife TO JuliuAC
and William Bradley, lots 10. 49, IA.
block 10, Carson. W. d................ $50
Thomas Brock to Charles r. Butler.
n llSh feet lot 8. Auditors subdiv
out lot 2. Carson. W. d................. $50
Christian Reichstein TO r. L. Reich
stein, VII seh S5-74-39, W. d........... $500
John N. Holtmyer to VIII and Cora
Hobson. seh 22-74-SS. W. d............. $500
Catharine Hansen and husband TO
Robert A. Lewis. SEA nwh u-7b-42.
Mary E. Meyer and husband 10 Ed
mond w. Meyer. lot 10. block o.
Riddles subdiv. W. d.................. /
John Goodchild and wife TO c. Il. Hol-
den. lot l. block IA, williams LIST
MARY E.. Mover and husband to Ed.
oTSna y; 0l Moysr. part Of lot Is in !,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
st. Patrick's nay ceIebration.

The committee in charge Of the st. Pat
Tick's day celebration in this city yesterday
completed the program which will be given
In the Dohany opera house that evening.
The entertainment will be under the aus
pieces OF the local division Of the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians. The proceeds will be
devoted to entertaining the state conven-
tion OF the Ancient Order of Hibernians,
which will be held in this city either in
August or the first part OF September. This
will be the pregnant:
Overture-American and Irish Airs....
Orchestra.
Opening address by the chairman. $500.
John M Calvin.
Vocal Solo-The Kerry Dance......
c. b. Aitchison.
Vocal Solo-Irish Folk Song.....
Miss Stella Mcintyre.
Violin Duet-lrtsh Airs ............
Masters Matthew Campbell and Edward
Stack.
Vocal solo-Killarney
Master Darwin L. Bradley.
Address of the Evening. ..............
Hon. T. ]. Mahoney.
belecuons
Orchestra.
Vocal Solo-The Last Rose of Summer.
w. II. McConvill.
Miss Rose A. Brady.
Re~citation-Dawn on the Irish Coast...
Daniel j. Hurley.
Vocal Solo-Limertck Is Beautiful. ..
William II. Brown.
Chorus-(a) God save reland.....
(b) The Star Spangled Banner,
Girls OF 81 Francis Xavier's Church.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
HAY ACTS ON WIS PROTEST
Secretary of state Orders Investiea-
tion of Alleged Injustices
to Chinese.
DENVER, March 8.-Governor orman to-
day received the following teleGran:

DENVER, March s.-Governor orman to-
day received the following telegram:
WASHINGTON. d. c., March s.-His Ex-
cellency, the Governor OF Colorado, Dem
yer: The Chinese minister advises me of
reported attempt by Miners union at
Ouray, Ouray county, Colo, to drive CHI
nese out of town. Miners union alleged
to nave declared boycott against Chinese
who are said to be ~peaceable residents.
II the facts are as understood and repre-
scented by the Chinese minister the depart
ment would be pleased IL you would take
such timely measures as you find appro-
pirate to prevent violence and to assure
the Chinese protection and unrestricted en-
joyment of treaty rights and privileges.
JOHN HAY,
Secretary of State,
The governor replied as follows,
John Hay, Secretary OF. State, Washing
ton: Your message of March received.
/ shall take up the matter mentioned in
your telegram with the county and town
officers at Ouray Immediately and ascer-
tain what can be done.
JAMES b. ORMAN, Governor.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Government Arsenal at Paris.

PARIS, March ga great fire has oe-
CURED at the government arsenal At Lori
emit. Documents, plans and reports Of
great importance nave been destroyed. =
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

Hear Dr Leland on World Making
High school auditorium Tuesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

for charitable and penal institutions by
$3s, 100, and leaves the total at S731,577.5O.
Efforts OF the Deaf school.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
N. Y. Plumbing Co., telephone $50.
Great western Reports Stir GIFTS

UFent western fSepOrts Stir Citizens.
Residents and property owners of the
Third ward are greatly aroused over a
report to the effect that the Great Western
railroad will attempt to railroad through
the city council Monday night an amended
vacation" ordinance, which, It lie said,
will eliminate the very provisions which
the Third ward people fought so hard to
have incorporated. A meeting Of the Third
Ward Citizens club was held yesterday and
1t was decided to attend the meeting Of the
city council Monday night and protest
against the ordinances being amended in any
particular.
1t was also reported yesterday tina Col
onel G. @. Saunders. local attorney for the
Great Western. had been instructed not to
make any further opposition to the provis-
Ions in the vacation ordinance requiring
the railroad to maintain electric arc lights
at the Tenth avenue and Woodbury. avenue
crossings. but to try to secure by all means
to eliminate from the measure the provis-
ions regarding the storage tracks.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

DR.. Samuel Leland, the famous lecturer.
at the High school auditorium Tuesday
evening, March IL. under the auspices Of
the D. A. r. Subject of the lecture:
World Making" Proceeds TO be devoted
to High school library.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
Plumbing and heating. Bixby 4 Son.
Charles n. Hannah for Mayor.

Total. twenty-two transfers ......tAl
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
House Business.

The house passed the following bills; To
provide that transcripts shall BIO filed IN
condemnation proceedings; to allow plate
glass Insurance by-Iowa companies; to make
taxes on buildings a lien thereon; to Gre
ate a commission for the Cedar Rapids river
'front.'; to legalize transfers OF real estate
where the husband signed for the wife on
power OF attorneys to consolidate the state
travelling library and the state library COM
mission and appropriate 5000 therefor; 70
give the Burlington right-of-wa at Glen
wood.
The house will meet on Monday morning
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09

These transfers were nled yesterday In
the abstract. title and loan once Of J. W.
Squire. 101 Pearlsstreet
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
War Claims Needed.

A bill was introduced in the senate b
Trewin to provide hat an appropriation Q
100000 be made for the building Of tn
state historical building to come entirel
from the refund OF war expenses expected
The bill to max an appropriation direc
Tor this purpose was killed. II is now pro
posed to rely entirely on the probable re
fund OF war claims. The appropriation
committees are at work on the general ap
preparation bills and expect to rave then
ready for next week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-03
Improving an Orchard.

An old hide-bound, moss-grown orch
ard of trifle less than an acre came
into the hands of the Rhode Island ex-
pertinent station in 1889 The object
10 securing it was to show the simple
methods by which an Improbable orch
ard can be made to return fair profit.
The results Of renovating it are ex-
planned by Professor Fred W. Gard in
bulletin SO, recently issued The trees
have been planted rs years and we're
very unpromising, as they had little
growth. The trunks aud limbs we're
covered with lichens or moss and no
fruit had boen produced for several
years.
The FIRST thing done was to scrape off
the rough, loose bark from the trunks
aud branches, and prune the lees, only
dead branches and crowding suckers be-
ing remoued Fertilizer was then ap
piled at the following rate per acre 1876
pounds nitrate of soda, 100 pounds dried
blood, $50 pounds acid phosphate, 1876
pounds murate of potash As the orch
ard had been so much neglected, nitrate
Of soda and dried blood were used liber-
ally to supply the nitrogen needed to
make mere vigorous growth la we'll
managed orchards nitrogen can be sup
piled much cheaper by leguminous cover
crops, such as crimson clover, vetches,
soy beans or cOw-peas
Tho aaaOnH afan u0s N nlntu tho n.ol
ard and till the ground, which was done
frequently during the summer. The
trees were also sprayed with paris green
and bordeaux mixture The paris green
killed the codling moth aud many other
insects, while the bordeaux mixture
cleared the limbs of the moss and pre-.
vented the growth of scab and other
fungous diseases A cover crop was
sown that year of oats aud peas, which,
however, made little growth. The trees
made satisfactory and thrifty growth,
hut did not bear much fruit.
The same treatment was continued
the next year, except that only 500 lbs.
Of fertilizer made up as follows was ap-
piled. 100 pounds each nitrate of soda,
dried blood, tankage, acid phosphate aud
muriate of potash The cover crop used
that season was crimson clover. Dur
ing the last season the same treatment
was followed and a good lot of nice ap-
Piles was picked. With only part of
the trees in bearing about $50 worth Of
fruit was harvested. The methods here
used were such as can be followed by
any farmer. If tillage cannot be en-
ployed, hogs or sheep can be used to
pasture the orchard
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-03

II thin coat of white paint is put on
The outside Of a screen door or window,
il will effectively obscure the view from
outdoors. The paint is scarcely percep-
iible even on the outside and from with
10 cannot be seen vt all.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-03

One bushel of ashes represents about
two and half tons Of dry body wood.
Wood ashes contain all the required
elements o. plant nutrition except nitro
gen. One hundred pounds of wood ashes
contain sixteen pounds of potash, worth
80 cents three and half pounds Of
soda. worth 2 cents; sixty-Seveu pounds
Of lime and magnesis, worth 8 cents
and Eve and one-fourth pounds Of phos-
phoric acid, worth 20 cents. In the
cheapest form, the manurial material
contained in 100 pounds of ashes the
cost would be 81 16.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-03

Williamson's Sarsaparilla, the best msdl.
cine 10 the world 10 purity the blood. For
d lie only at Wilson's Drns Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-18
CLIFTON MINING NEWS.

Frank Miller. a prominent capitalist, of Bridgeport, Conn, who is largely in terested in the Stevens Copper com pany, arrived in Clifton last week, and spent some time on the property, and expressed himself as well pleased with the development work as now being done. under the management of Chas. E. Stevens. In company with Ex- pert Alsdorf, Mir. Miller left Monday last for Fort Thomas, to look at some mining property in that section.
 w. Sultan. of the Copper Hill Cor solidated Mining company of Globe. spent a few days of last week in Cliff ton Investigating the various methods in vogue here for treating ores. Mir. Sultan's company will soon commence tthe erection of plant for treating its ores. The company's properties are located between the Old Dominion and the Globe Consolidated properties, and has a large amount of ore ready for the new plant. MT. Sultan states that the new teaching plant of the ! Black Warrior company will soon be closed down and enlarged to three times it's present capacity. The War rior company seems to be using the ores. and is making big success. A 12-horse power gasoline engine ar rived this week for Await & Murphy. who are working under contract for the Clifton Consolidated company The hoist will be put in place on the [ Ollie mine where Messrs. Await &
 Murphy have done large amount ot development work during the past year. MT. Await states that a large amount of good ore has been encoun- tered on the Ollie.
 4 2ia-horse power gasoline engine arrived this week for the Stevens Cop per company. IL will be used to run a blower for the long tunnel. which has now been driven into the mountain more than 500 feet.-CoppeT-Er
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-18

pro sidsTt, was for q IT. Snpcrii.- tendent of the Black Diamond and Geo H. Mosher, travelling salesman for Simons Hardware company, of St. Louis, is secretary and treasurer. Tho personnel of the officers is strong, all being businss men of the highest ord CT, and whose integrity cancot be i'm peached.
 The company has secured ten full claims. consisting of 200 acres )f g"od mineral ground, situated eight miles from Pearce, adjoining the Black Dia- mond. The surface indications and geological formation are considered excellent by experts who have exam ined the ground, and developmnt work ha sopened up and brought to light true Assure vein g feet wide, running high in copper, with some lead, silver and gold. Work is actively pushed and the near future will demonstrate that the ore bodies will justify the ex- pectatinos of the promoters.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-18
THE MINING FIELD
MINES NEAR GLOBE.

The pump received here several days ago for the Copper Hill mine, was placed in commission today. Its ca pacity of 100000 gallons. more than meets present requirements.
 Supt E.. H. Benson, of the Black Warrior. was in town on Monday to arrange for the shipment to Philadel- phia. of two cars of copper. The teacher was still running and Mir. Ben son said there would be about 60 1000 pounds of copper yet to ship.
 Supt. F. D. Adams. of the Bob Tail Mining company, is spending a few days in town. He informs us that they are now installing the additional battery of stamps at the company S gold mine near Ray, in which an eX- ceptionally rich shoot of ore was re gently encountered. As soon as the gold mine has been successfully started. ne will turn his attention to the purchase of machinery for the company's copper mine in this county. the intention be- ing to instaln hoist and concentrator.
 Shields & Prices team, loaded with the new steam hoist and the new two stamp battery for the Bob Tail Mining company, of Kelvin. passed through here Tuesday. It will not take over two or three weeks to install this new machinery; then the Bob Tail mill will be ready to receive custom ores and the miners in the Mineral creeH dis trict will have a chance to pay the cost of developing their gold properties by having selected ore worked at the Bob Tail plant-Florence Blade.
 Supt. W. s. Sultan returned on Mott day night from Clifton and Morenci, where Dr. Farrnsworth and he inspect ed the works of the Arizona. Detroit and shannon Copper companies. He was especially well pleased with the works of the shannon Copper company which are modern in every respect, and when the concentrator and con vertor plants arS constructed, and which are planned at an estimated cost of $500. .00o. the shannon company will have the most complete reduction works in Arizona. Clifton and Moren- ci are both prosperous camps.-Belt.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-18
IN THE DRAGONS.

-The Dragoon Copper Mining and Smelting company, recently organized. have started operations in the Drag oon mountains and the indications are that another heavy producer will be developed in the future. The company starts with capital stock of 2.00000 shares at the par value of s1 each.
 The president of the company is C. NJ Renaud, the enterprising mer- chant at Pearce; c. M. Henry. vice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
Row the Sioux Does B6S W006ng

en- sits among the shadows and listens.
but speaks no word For Indian etiquette
IN such matters is not the etiquette OF ,h,
white man Instead. the father takes the
Initiative for her. When he realizes tina.
the music Is waiting message for his
daughters ear he Is all attention. ana
when It Is quite dark steals forth and re-
connoiters. He learns the identity OF tho
youth This fact being known he quickly
decides whether the man Is eligible Then
he returns to the tepee and advises his
daughter. II he approves he tells her:
Go, my child. he Is worthy Dakota
and will make you good master.
But II he disapproves. Remain. my
daughter. he is not desirable person.
No matter what tale the music has told
to the Indian girls heart she obeys her
father implicitly. II he approves Of tn,
sutton she slips out In the darkness and
greets the youth. And he. knowing that
her coming means capttulatton on her
part. gives one triumphant foot on hts
fute and then flings It down that he may
give her an appropriate Welcome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
TO KEEP SILK FROM CUTTING

could ia
net,,co. for . length of time should NJ
Lay loosely large box spreading double sheets
sue between the folds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
CLOTHES FOR sEAsHORE WEAR

outfit married woman OF . years
arel NJ IT,
handsome cloth walking length; second palmer with
flannel shirt breakfast
silk shirt waists ought
cretaby the with which
doubt already have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02

hraves,. who now possess SO large share
~ tho happy, hunting grounds OF his faith
ers.
He first makes known the emotions OF
hfs heart to the girl he has decided he
wants for a wife In the universal Lam
uIaee Of music The medium he uses is
q flute made OF willow or some other wood
that has a bark easily detached. The In
srrument is about a foot In length. and
has several perforau tons through the bark.
each OF which represents musical note.
The sound produced. though somewhat
shrtlI and dfe-llke, Is not unpleasant to
the ear. After he has studied the dark
eyed daughters Of his tribe critically and
decided which one he prefers for q wife,
he stations himself near the tepee Of her
IA Their and there begins his serenade.
The time he chooses as best suited to
tau loves tale 10 the twilight Tho maid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
MAKING BREAD WITH POTATOES


andhc be
cu.wrl nake. II
question better than by telling how to make
loaves OF bread with potato sponge.
Mash hot boiled
tablespoonful of white adding Of
which the potatoes boiled Work into this
cupu -four compressed
yeastd dissolved in half a cupn of
the bread bowl and leave
of dry bowl
Make middle of the -four and pour
light Work the -four with hands
handle
Make
dough and let has
kneadg we'll
Make three small oae kneading each the
creased hour longer and
bake.