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The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27
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Having uncCrked its little vial of
 wrath and poured it on the heads of
 "The seventh" al long distance range, of course. il may be suggested to the i foundry around the corner, that some times the bumped may nave q griev- ance aS well as the bumper" "The 1 Seventh, the bumpee last winter, ob- 1 iected to being bumped on the dHncir 2 floor, the bumper being the then "edi- tor and manager of the News, and the
 would be Wardie McAlister of Nome.
 The seventh had it's toes hurt by reason of the fact that Wardie's No. 1 elfvens or sucb u natter covered too much space, or perhaps, it was "The J Seventh's." It matters little, anyway ! society was perturbed over the clash between the civil and military leaders, and paper bullets were fred with great regularity al Fort Davis. But the door was shut and the string pulled in and never more did bumper and bumpee thread the mazes of the waltz at Fort Davis. Hence the tears and the spleen around the corner.
 It is reported that "sassiety" wants d leader. The one it had last winter wasn't much of ono to be sure, bat as ke will shortly leave Nome. there will be q void be it ever so small.
 
 It is pleasing to note with what recl- less avidity the News publishes the fact with unctu0u5 that South eastern Alaska paper states that "all the newspapers" of Nome had united on Judge johnson as delegate in con sress when Alaska shall he given repre- sentation. Timo was not so many months ago that the News boosted with all it's puny strength for Judge W icker sham, totally ignoring Judge Johnson; then when Wickersham saw how flat q failure was his boomlet, and having been given the opportunity to say, after C9sar, You all did see how on the Lupercal he thrice presented me d kinGly crown which | did thrice re- fuse," his gramophonc began to sing the praises of Nolney Hoggatt. This fell tiatter than the Wichershameiam boomlet, if possible, and the gramo- phone squoaked congressional ditties no more.
 There is small doubt that if Judge Johnson wishes he congressional nomi nation he can get it. He is an Alaskan, and . newspaper that would not sup port him-well it's support wouldn't be worth having.
 It is to be hoped that when the next territorial political conventions meet. they will adopt ''streuuous' (this word is used with apologies to the Weekly Digger blanks dcnouncing the carpet bag system. It's about time that Alaska produced it's own crops of fed eral officials. Alaska for Alaskans !. Hurrah,
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27

The Seattle Times, in leading editorial, advises people not to go to Valdes this year. The Times evidently wants the people to stay in Seattle and get rid of their dough.'
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27

Those who live by the hammer shall perish by the hammer. This should be warning to men who levy petty blaekmaii and work five cent grafts
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27

These fall storms very disagreeable but they are one of the penalties imposed upon the Alaskan pioneer.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27

The sandspit people seem to be in earnest in secu, ing free bridge.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27

Steamboat announcers." not spielers, if V
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27

It is reported that "sassiety" wants a leader. The one it had last winter wasn't much of ono to be sure, bat as ke will shortly leave Nome. there will be q void be it ever so small.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27

There is small doubt that if Judge Johnson wishes he congressional nomi- nation he can get it. He is an Alaskan, and newspaper that would not sup port him-well it's support wouldn't be worth having.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
BAND ENGAGEMENTS CONFLICT
Pert crock Musieians sisnea 20 Flay
A. rive Flsees sane

The parties 70 a oonfsrsncs that began
last night and IL 20 continue this moruing
a. 9 o'clock are the Omaha ElkE salt Lake
convention committee and a delegation from
West Point. Neb.
The problem debated is whether the
Twentv-second Infantry han from Fort
Crook 10 10 play at the ~sangsrfest At west
Point Sunday or start for Salt Lake with
the Elk Saturday night The Elks feel
q proprietary interest IN the band and had
the older contract With II. but that con-
tract was made a. . time when II was ex-
pected that the Elks wsuld not leave Omaha
until II p. m. Sunday night. last Frieay
tbe organfEatfcn thought the matter over
ana concluded that ns the grand lodge opens
Tuesday morning the start had better be
made earlier. Saturday night a. II o-clock
vas aoeorfinsiy fixed upon and word sent
20 the Lodges that are TO 60 On the train
Sioux Pals. Sioux City. Council Bluffs. Nor
folk. Beatrice. P~1sttEmouth and Grand Ia
land have been heard from favornbly, ieav-
ing only Lincoln in doubt. and the com
mittee states that the start win be made
On the nav date and that the band win b
taken along. ne matter what happens II
West Pofnt- Pred ~sonneaehein. "A . spokes-
man FOR the visiting delegation. had q dif-
ieFent fdea and hinted Of intunctions and
mandsEsssa The Erks then offered &c
secure the Bohn hand for Sunday. which is
70 b the big eay o. the saneerfest. but no
agreement had been reached when the
conferTins parties ieft the Willard hotel
late last evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
BIG sui AGAINST JOsLYM
w. II. welsh wants Omahan 10 Pay
Him Three hundred Thou-
sand DoIIaru.

In the United States circuit court william
II. welsh has instituted suit against GeoFge
A. Joslyn 10 recover damages IN the sum Of
$500. 900. II f. alleged In the petition that
eav sSlSas1ss Ts@r $3.50
the stock OF the Western Newspaper
Union. 4 corporation chartered under the
laws Of Illinois with a capital stock Of
$3.50. 900; h On January %. 1874. the de-
fendant for and in confederation Of the
sum Of $1,000 agreed TO sell the plSintiR
s.0siH shares Of stock in the concern at
the rate Of Sis per share. payments 70 be
made on the basis Of tsso.ooo AZ the time
Of delivery and the balance N SIX equal
semi-annuai installments; that the plain
tin has offered the money to the defend
ant. but that he has refused TO transfer
the stock according to the agreement.
Tit petition further alleges that the
value Of the stock has advanced so much
beyond the Sis per share at which the
defendant offered 20 sell that the damage
to the piaintin by reason Of the failure
OF the defendant TO transfer the stock Il
$500 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
KNIGHTS on PYTHIAs eO WEsT
rerrs Haute Special Takes oct over
Two to san
F~ranesse@.

YESTERDAY afterneon q special Northwest
srn train bearing rs knights Of Pythins ar
rived at the Union station at 7.se o'clock
On lis way 20 san Francisco. where the na-
ticnal biennial eneampment Of that society
for 1901 WIN opsn o. August II. The ten
ears contained the members q Terre Hnuts
company No. 3. forty men. Captain Lon
Duddiosons vtso company No. Sc, also Of
Terre Haute. thirfy-four men, Captain n.
r C0mbs. and Eastwood company No. 1o1
o. Columbus, o., twelve men. Captain A.
L Fly. with the Ohio men were Colonel
H. n. Inness and Major r. r. Reeves Of
the Columbus battalion ana n. A. Bridge.
Ohio Representative % the supreme lodge.
On the way westward the party WIN make
stops al Denver. Colorado SPRING.. Salt
Lake City and Bos AnEeIea. After speadfnx
iva dnss In the civ Of of Anrals fhs knIehfs
WIN continue On 10 san FrEneisoo. ne
columbus o~ontingept ~Hl. however. lay
over In De1ser and join the Ohio train.
which viii pick them up thsre-
h Terrs Haufe companies are star or
ssnlEations in the Dniform Rank No. 81.
hAving won the frst prize. ana Ne. 3 the
third At the national drf1 contest in Detroit
two years arc. UheE will coEnpete again
during the San Frnneisco meeting The
Orleans win not EATER
The party lefE at sse5 On the Union Pa
rinc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
INVESTORS WANI MONEY BAcK


Alert G. Foster and john p. cermichasl.
both q Omaha. are sued IN the United
States circuit court By Joseph r. Briggs
a Maine. who ~fshes $500. and John ~
Harding q Fhiiadelphia. vho uants 81
500. They allege that fhs defendnnts dam
aged hen n These amounts ~ miErspre-
sentation % the value Of eharen 81 the
International Zine company riuited). and
Attorney Ellick. pko represents the plaip-
tins. snid last night. when be Gled the
petitions. that other similar auits win be
hled By other creditors. representing most
II not an Of the 5000 shares that wera sold
AZ s. cents each.
The petitions reclte that Poster ana
Carmichael went 10 Joplin. No.. And there
occurred options on the Free Coinage. Blue
wing and Mayns mines. that thereafter
they catered into IN agreement with A.
HartveIl By the terms o. which he vas 70
organize the Colonial Zine company Oim-
itsd1 o. West Virginia. i~ncorporate h for
1900. 900. take $500 worth Of stock a. Ms
par, delivering the rest TO Poster and
Carmichael. Who we're to give him 1900
shares for getting out advertising mtsra-
ture and Otherwise booming the business.
h assigned thls guarantee 10 Joshua
Brown 4 Co, > temporary company orszn-
t@oa ~ new tork Tor DoomlnF purposes
only. and that compass took up the work
only too eheerfully. II Ent ont aIlrsr-Iet-
tered pamphlets hat fold q $1,000 per
week prohts. Of four large mills already
IN operation n four other large enes
soon to be set IA motion On the strength
Of these assertiszs ssns purchasers took
as much a. ga. coo WORTH Of the stock. n
is said. and were paid q monthly dividend
Of 1 Per cent bat cut % the proceeds Of
the sale 81 stock instead o. cut q the
earnings Of the mines.
When rumors began to e~Irculats and
~shsreholdsrs to INVESTIGATES Foster ana
Carmichael. the former the president Of
the company and both members Of Hs
hoard Of directors, resigned their omcss
and withdrew thsir names, The p~stisien al
lsges. and IN February, 1891, the property
seat Into the hands OF q receiver. He
found 5000 in available assets ana fhfs
amount was Required n payment Of Joplin
claimants. iseving nothing for the holders
OF the 5000 ss-eent shares, and Il 4 these
who asa relief q Foster ana Carmichael
new. because fhey were the orIgiual pro-
motors Of the scheme and circulated. A
il alleged. the misrepresenfing prospectus
Ct brilliant lettering. but false interior.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

when Peter 0ravsrt closed MS Benson
saloon a II o'clock last might and passed
cut Into the dim Night he found himself
IN the line ef IRE from tive robnst locking
ak As orErert's own revolver
with D long barrel una Involved In the
depth q . rear trousers pocket. be HAD No
choices hut 20 make \ pressnfafloa o. his
eFening wealth 70 The hriannds. Thla wss
rs or $50 and Eeapon- Altar he tive moa
had t~l1appenref to tbs southEard Er. Ora
vert called ~ tie police alailoA- He e.
scrloed ths ne1 a. bang Is or ~ years
old, ave feet SIX q sight inches tan.
weight 1ee % 1se pounds They uork dark
clothing, BLACK slouch hats and had had
kerchisfs ever thsir faces. HI fhlnks that
they took ths Dundee cnr and came down
town ta eseaRs arrest.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
BREMTIEs.


tr4nk daUt1 vas arrested "a 0eorEe
4eHues saloon laa1 night because once
l~Dr8I11cn noticed that hs ha8 his hand
II another mAns trousers pocket
- Palrichre chareh =fl he4s - se-uaf
p-c1ic = social ~ TIE Nnt1n street base
tai PARK He1ne1day. August 6 afternoon
Sc evening ne aftern0o1 viii be de-
voted - = haA cane and athletic encrte
ulnoanE ~ With q supper given - Ire
women o. the church Ma1T prines have
been c1n1rlrulad for Lhe anccazsful con
t11lanth Coed music VIII b fnrnfaknd
~ = general Sod tine i assured al who
Nh Lorntsck. lsas North rwentie,h
Htre4L vas knocked down and allNhflY cut
~ t11 lQrohea4 YESTERDAY afternoon hg 4
Atlor AuttA ~ Aare Lonln d Nay
arm The two were driving ca Mx-
teenth street ne1r Dougiaa when ire horse
9nlel AZ = MOTOR car. Ma L0fnteck wa
cro11lnE n street and The horBs fumueI
aEalnEt her. knocked her Gown aud fken
ump11 ever her rroutFlte body Ena Was
not ee1oualF tnfured sac vas placel m
the uGE AKA 10 : hearty dfaE atorl
and ID. Nelson called Later went
q her home
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

p. d. Becker OF Atlantic. T. +. Mosby q
Sioux City, ". G. Reithlefew Of Earling. I.
sonneland OF Harlan. J. h. Ittisr o. Mis-
souri Valley. J. r. Hudson Of Gienwood. =.
n. Gilmore Of Coburg. P. J. Edmonds OF
Hawthorne. J. A. Cook. J. B. Kearns and
II. c. Eggers OF Shelby N. Cunningham %
Malvern. r. o. Peterson and william
ouist Of Essex. T. II. Wiley and p. MeMul-
Ten of Red Oak.
Among those from beyond the borders Of
Iowa and Nebraska weres Milt R. Uhl Of
Chicago, B. F. Bowman OF Chicago. r. p.
kidd Of Lexington. KY. John Q. ofBrien Of
San Francisco and George +. Kelly 81 Chi
cage. The total number Of visitors TO the
den was fifty. while about that number Of
resident members were made
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
Euks WHO GO TO SALT LAKE
Bic Drove rrsn omaha WIN Attend
the sasipnaa convsn-
tion.

The members ~ Omahs lodge Nh. ss. Be
novelent and Protective Order Of ElhA. are
putting the nnishlng touches On their preD-
aratleps - attend he Salt Lake meeting.
for which place they VAN leave next Sat
-s~-s 1Hrlvrs uv DuIaE PuIlsnv1 Eu1
he delegation nat attends expects 70 make
footprints IN the atrsaf Of Salt Lake that
viii last as long ~ time. These. % fnr.
form the drove that win 20.
q. r. Brooksr. }. J.. Hess, q. p. Moore.
Gottlieb e1orz. c. w. Robertson. L W.
Rabsr. l. ". Miner. Arthur Metz. D. n.
y~inscnhaier, Frank Crawford. z. o.
Brandt. John Power, w. A. Green. G. ~.
Downs. n p. 0'Brfan. James Afnseow.
George p. crank. D. d. walpton. {. ]. Lana,
oerfst Fort. c. J. codington. W. T. cannaa.
George KrHs- r. B. Haaker, Il. C. Markell.
q. n Weaver. O. W. SHIELDS. James Cooke,
A W. Riley. J. p Frsn1rr. A Il. Briex..
l. L Abbott. W. D. Taylor. L. r. Dune. w.
y. StOecksr. d J. scannell. C.. b. Liver.
John Keith. H. p. Roberson. r. J. McArdla,
Al Powell Albert Krug. 7. ". HelwiE, c. 3
Abbott, J. J. Donahue. H. n Emory. L D.
Hopkins, P. L Markell. 7. ". Mitchell. r.
W Getting. ,. p. Hanlon. ". d Rnthsr-
ford. }. A. KsFyin. william Rocheford. J.
G. Drexei. J. p. Finley. c. L eaunders, =.
=. Flanagan. 9. ". Reed. J. c. Millinery.
A l. A6new. c. c. williams. J. B. Sweeney,
7. y. Balfe. Joseph Grow. c. c. wright
Il. J. Mantz. p. H. Mahoney. q. VI. VII.
Hams. O. A. schoedsAck. G. C. piesx. T. y
svlft, G. r Miller. J. v. Brennan. A. W.
Kroeser. H T.. CAdy. A D. Bemer. P. II
Phflbin. =. J. Kimban. ". J. shrassr. VII
liam sseeIke. A A. Plunamsr. r. A. Furuy
Emil Reichnrdfs G. s Wedkanood. JOIN
Rowe. W c. sunderlsnd and 3. G. Kahn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
Personal PARAGRAPHS.

C sass o. penison. Ia b ~ the Mn-
8 Hardins q RshrsskA cltv h al ne
Hen oserEs a Hreeks , wife q
hazW Mia are at the NlfIard-
Or. Rarbsr returned % Tie city yester-
day. He reports things looking ven a. the
ranch
keineE coenu ATTORNEY. 81 Netgh are ~
Dr.. Carl Burtich q Ee4 Tork Mo has
ne last three weeks. left last night for
his hone
James olhaon ~ Madison. Wa. VII Il
western railroad. arrived IL u rU VCl-
tefcaf a~tternoon uom ths east
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
sTREET sIeN cOMTRAcT LAT


b city council IN general committee
spent nearly TIRES houn Monday Afternoon
ciscuaulng thu e~usstioE q street sigma.
. inspecting The varon samples sab
miltsd. II vas anaIly decided hat ths hest
propositions Was that o. the Anchor Fence
company. wbich offered g put up snameis1
algns On steel posts. the latter set An a
ritrifsd clay haze. AZ t1-15 each Where
Eigns can b attnched 70 bufldlnes. thereby
dispensing win tie past. they wiu be put
up for u cents each The signs ara Of
vhite isttsrs On a blue nela. ne letters
being -four lnckss hirh-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

boy Il -increlses TIE vital power and
prouaetes . sigorors old age
uWaamItscr f1m chrouic aiarrhca ~ 80
rcnw urE0 Mn- NAY a. a1rcu. 81 anla.
fketM ca. No - frE dt@TEu rcze1lEa
WtIrE uunI Tfe ne rrHa IT. . 4lol uD4
nlIT. ~ t11lkE uc1id 1Efu1u ~ ood - ever
Ic1ugaltHd yor A. July, sNe nnd ~ Four eorce
1-Eur41 nNl4I ~ EE& rt-e-- lr
80 ta1a 81 lht CoitEn Mc4tai Dl11ley,
three Ftala e tic .Felf.a' ana apz q he
tUEI1na u HulaH-MeEa a. ga aIEl1cL 4
heF SO ka1 anF rcturu a ny 1ou1-f anoe
u1na VEN UFdI14ea An 1rU NttluIFun4
F1I1 "a and I nrqcr had anVItIuE - rc1rle
Ua - lulE- INtiuk ~. EfEcta UE4lrl1c1 ne
m1ztrH a. earth NhouU I ever haVE AIRY re-
En q NY 1on1le uhnN r xuu Uettr4e
~ lnauEa ~ 30 81 Yu1r ec1lTt 4ua tllA4
to AlntEhty Cd 81 le1tatng ue a. neal4
u1ca1h go1r haula
kccept No oubsitute Tor ~colden Md
ieal D6o0gcu. There Is nothinR rin4
Eeod AID hng2
n. Pirnors Pleaan1 PcIleta de helk
lunlIr1 a. cd people. They CEe con-
1ipadon a1d hlioalneA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
FOR RAIDING 4 LUNCH BARGE
Three Men Seat . TAnala venaer ana
Lana in Jan as the
Result.

Albert RybsrE. Lou Rasmussen e WI
liam Born we're Arrested Last night in
McGalrs saloon for Faiding l. Bob's lunch
wagon It tenth street and Capitol avenue
and knocking the proprietor down They
approachea the wagon a. the nrBt rain came
on ana asked Bob 70 let them come inside
ont Of the wet This be allowed. while
he was cooking their orders he noticed that
they we're gathering together = good share
Of the provender Of his lunch oatft. When
he demonstrated they started to run. but
tried 70 bar the door. Born fhen struck
him in the Jaw and On the hack Of the head
About IN hour aftsr their escape the police
maa on thu beat found them IN the saloon
just finishing h fried chicken. pie snd
other mirappropriated fhings-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
ELEVATOR MEN TO ORGANIZE
Ket the Grain nandIer.. but the oper-
atsrs n LAffa An nlxA
BandGasn-

Elevator condnetors are contemplating
the formation o. . union- ons whose life
Il full Of ups and downs - making the
Founcs this week getting the eonduceofs
interested and q meeting WA b called In
TIE near future. Tie promoter Of the union
aid II woaid result IN better service and
Void protect TIE condnctsf1. Members
q the union sfi not be elloaed 70 work
Tor iens than $40 per Weak. with the ez-
ception Of thnss who are employed n small
buildings To become q member Of fhe
unlon the applicant must pass q rigid en-
anlnation as 70 his qualiaeations 70 rgp a.
elsyator. Boys under "a years Of ass win
net be eligible for membership-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
CLOSER To THE BLAcK Hills
Deadwood Paper says Hnis People
Lake Omaha Better Than
Ever.

Commenting on the departure Of the
Omaha excursionIsts from Deadwood the
Daily Pioneer-Times Of that city says:
Omaha today Is closer 70 the Black Hills
than II ever has been before. and holds
which can never be snpplanted b the efs
4crta which other cities may make. Our
people Ike the Omahans, and viii q
q place for them aiways. whether theT
come On pleasure OF Tor business. Omaha
has not lost anything by its recent show
OF friendship. nor will Its business Interests
suffer by reason OF a. II was q whole
sculed, dcm0netratfre and effective proof
OF the friendship which the Gafe City OF
Hills.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

ne progress Of AmericAnirlng Cabs nince
ue assumed control a Affairs has been 90
remerhahls that II fs regarded IS one Of the
wsnasrs q thess late daSa WhsrsTsr
Amerfoan snterpriss r. n evidences sue-sss
l. always sure to foiioF. II vas this same
enterprise that discovered and perfected ths
eslsbratsd Hostetter-s stomAcA Bi1srs.
Nhieh for ATTY years has Ia = psrmanent
place IN Thousands q homes. Il VII sure
leas Of appetite. natuleneT. indlssstion. dys-
pepsia and constipation Try a.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
MANY VISITORS At TIE DEN
KNIGHTS lax or TAKING OTHER TRIPS
EzearsIoa 20 DeBver ts New Unde1
Debate ana Entertasn@ent Ser
Deaawood viaitors IL
Being Planned

The first night OF the reduced rates on
railroads on account Of the knights Of
Ak-sar-Ben meetings brought out a good
crowd. IcEa being Exceptionally well rep
resented. Tka, meeting vas a success In
every respect q an innovation was pro-
ducsd hy the rainEtorm. which came up
about ghe tine ths speech Of the grand
muEa was being made. II was necessary
to pIaoa- tie shutters over the aAyiighz
and the footsteps Of the fairies On the roof
drowned. the words Of the inpsrturbsble
mufss 50 that regular w0FE wa BUspsnueu.
ms iaifiatss believed that Il was q part
q The work-
The principal speaker Of The evening was
Matthew Gering Of Plattsmouth. who took
for bis text the Religion Of Pleasure
saying that the man who maae the path OF
his fellows brighter wns really n human
hsnefactor and Tor that reason such co.
ciesiss as the knights Of Ak-sar-Ben hour
ished IA many ~eountEiea- He told Of the
Venetian carniyAls and Of those Of Rome.
developing the IDEA until. be declared.
Times noblest onspfiag vas its last"
and the Omaha festival society. eonbin-
sing all Of the arr Of the European fsEti-
walls with a snap and spirit truly ocei-
dsntsl. Ana itself In the van Of all such
cfoer1-
raahsfor otAer Trsp.-
Then the Denver trip was discussed.
C1ose who spoke dwelling upon the pleas
ure % the Journey ane the great advan-
tages which WIN accrue to Omaha. Fred
Panenrath eugEasted that the trip 20 Den
yer be tbs, appt Of an annual journey to
be taken b. he board Of governors and
the Knights Of Ak-sar-Ben each year. to
the principal cities Of the west.
D. J. orBrien desired the board to i'm
mediately begin preparations for the en-
tsrtainment Of the residents Of the Black
Hfls. ns he believed that II would be i'm
possible 70 give them q reception commen-
surafe with that given In Deadwood with
out soms preparatlon-
The visitors had the best Of the games
which followed ths addresses generally. but
o. p. shrnm and = r. Berryman made
scores which were the enyy Of even the
best a the gueEts-
Guesss Of the King.
Among those present from Nebraska
were +. Benson NJ Craig. T. c. Wright
and J.. H Stone Of Ashland. W. @. Chew
raunt, J. Z. weldemcr~. W. T. Hand. n
u. Kearn. J. y. 0uIlion. II. Q. Cutler, W.
=. PailinE and W. o. Clymer Of Green
wood. 4. {. K1pllnEer Of Lewellyn. R. =.
Davenport OF Frankltn. 3. p. Myers and r.
HansT Of Hyannis, g. H. Davis and o. r
Esmay. Of Louisville. FRED sudmann Of
| chappen. George O. smith Of HaFeloek
c. r. Wluzhip q Frezncni ana Br. p r
Fitzgerald Of Grsfton-
Frun Iowa came Charles H Frost and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

ncs a. rtnsoin uns n ne clty last rieht
ne guest 81 fhe oncen Of the south
Omaha cavalry trocp
W. 81 HInr. chief enrlnner Of the Cr'cn
Stock Tnr1n company, a. back from Lin-
ments 20 the feed yards there
The fnrrfnT Al the uostofnce wan
treated % = coat 81 paint yesterday The
rIlded ball On TOP II tho stan o. exactly
aeFcnty-eirht feet aboy> TIE sidewalk
BENJAMIN r. Trspp diod a. his home.
Twenfy-fourth and n streets. yesterday.
The funeral services VII BE- held today.
Interment win Be 1T Laurel Hiu ceme-
tsTy.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
pEATR RECORD.
D. =. c. whinag. sheaapaeah-

SHENANDOAH IA. Aug. L-(speeisi-)-
DR.. r c whiting. . vel known physician
Of this place. died IN . q the Omaha hos
pitfalls Saturday moming and Was hrought 70
Shenandoah for burial. Fer many years
DIT. Whiting has been associated with DR..
Robert sutton Of this place IN the praetiee
Of medieins and as . result vas widely
known. He had realized for several years
that hls time was short. = While an opera
ton had often been discussed. pet the gsn-
sral opiaion vas that he could not survive
H. b body wa brought to shsnadoah
Sunday evening. George Bogart having Il IN
charge. Ths fu1sfal va held this affsr-
having charge Of \ services Al ths grAVs-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

PLATTsMOUTH Nsh-. Aug 4-speoial)
"A l. Thomas received word to-day that
his Wife's sister. Ma l. C. johnson.
passed sHAy yesterday Al her home IN
Duluth. Ainn-
The mother Of A s wm died a. ha
home a. Eisht Mic Grove saturday ana
the funeral services we're hsld yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
a wELL Ksews ALaAsr nAs

Ressmnsnan CAamheraaln's coIie.
CHOLERA and bsarrhosa Remedy
About eighteen months ago NJ. ". g.
Manning Of Albany. n. y widely known IN
trade circles - the Representative 81 the
Albany Chemical Co. was suffering from .
prctraefea attack Of eiarFhoea- Il tried
ChamberiAin's Co1ic. Cholera and Dinrrhosn
Remedy he says. and obtalnsd immediate
relief ehssrfuily recommend this msdi-
cine to thuss similarly aAicted--