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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-12
District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court

District of New Haven, SIS. Probate Court
 May 8, 1902 ESTATE of KATHARINE V. ROCKWELL, late of Manchester, Mass, owning props erty in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and appointed six months from the date hereof for the cred. tors of said deceased to bring in theif claims against said estate. Those who ne- glect to exhibit their claims within said time will be debarred, All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make i'm, mediate payment to
 ALFRED T. ROCKWELL
 Executor At office of White Brothers, 69 Church St, mic St
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w. c. T. U. SERVICES.

w, c, T. U. No 1 conducted the ser ing and good delegation was in at tendance Interesting reports were intendnt and their plans of work out lined The pastor, Rev. Dr. N. Griffin, made remarks appropriate to the oc- casion and the music by the choir was very finely rendered.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-12
District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 May g. 1902

DIhITICl UT 4NFW IIHFEII, SS. ITUDHLF C'OUTt,
 May g, 1902 ESTATE of EDWARD CURR, iate of New Haven. m sald District. deceased. administration account with said estate ta this Court for allowance, 1t is
 ORDERED, That the 18th day of May, Court of Probate to be held in New Haven. in said District. be and the same Is an. pointed for hearing on the allowance of said account, and this Court directs thai notice of the time and place of said hearing be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having circua. tion in said District.
 LIVINGSTON ". CLEAvELAND, mic St Judge
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II the Baby 1. cuttins T..th

Be sure and use that old and well tried remedy, Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup. for chiidrens teething. IL soothes the child. softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for dIsr. rhoea. Twenty five cents u bottle.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-12

Cremer-Still waiting for something to turn up, are you?
 Dremer-Yes, still waiting.
 Cremer-Hopeful as ever?
 Dremer-Yes thank you. Something's bound to turn Up some day, if it's only my loes.-Philadelphi PraaS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
REMARKABLE CASE IN COURT
Denver sRloonkeeper Maintains that
Prohibition OF Sale OF IntOxicants
TO women IL. Unlawful.

WASHINGTON, July so.-A case was
docketed In the United States supreme
court today intended to test the right Of
municipal corporations to prohibit the sale
Of intoxicating liquor to females.
The case is that Of Daniel Cronin against
the City of Denver, Colo. Crohin is the
owner OF a saloon and opened q wine room
for women. The record shows that he
asked for an Injunction to restrain the
city from enforcing an ordinance prohibit
ing the maintenance OF such . place for
females. claiming that the law is uncon-
stitutional because 1t discrminates against
women and also because II deprives him
Of property without due process Of law.
He contends that he has as much right
TO sell liquor 20 women as to men and
hat they have as much right to drink as
men have. He referred TO the circum-
stance that equal suffrage prevails in Colo
RADIO and argued that since women had been
given the right of suffrage they stand on
the same footing in all respects with men.
and hence are entitled ito the pursuit OF
happiness and rational enjoyment as their
brothers,"
The district court upheld this contention.
but the finding was overruled by the state
supreme court.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
MANY MEN MAY Be DROWNED
Several Hundred woOdchoppsrS in Texas
rt Flooded District Missing.
CONDITION IN BRAzos VALLEY SERIOUS
All Railroads Catering San Antonio
Are Suffering from Flood and
Miles OF Track Have Been
Abandoned.

DALLAS. Tex, July 9O.-A report
reached here tonight from Hillsboro that
between 400 and 500 men who were chop
ping wood In the bottom lands between
Richland and Post Oak Greek have not
been heard from since the heavy rains OF
last Saturday. and 1t is feared that some
Of them we're drowned. An effort is being
made to get into communication with the
locality.
The Hood conditions in the Brazos val
ley continue to grow worse.
The river is again rising about Waco
and the crest Of the food was only a short
distance below that point this morning.
The rains have damaged the cotton crop
materially. The present crop promised to
be the largest in the history Of the state,
but bollworms are developing rapidly and
farmers are becoming apprehensive.
Advices from other parts OF the state do
not show any improvement in the situation.
The long continued rains have softened
the railroad beds in many places where
trouble has never before existed. The In
ternational & Great Northern, entering
San Antonio from the west. is almost COM
pletely tied up, and the Missouri, Kansas
& Texas road has abandoned that route
for its fast trains. Lines in north Texas
have also had trouble to contend with.
The Missouri, Kansas d Texas is washed
out between Dallas and Greenville and
trains are being detoured via Farmers
Vile. The water is over the track at
Elmo, on the Texas G. Pacific, east of Dali
las, but travel Is not interrupted.
There was a veritable cloudburst at
Greenville last night. Trouble on the
Santa Fe was confined to the Little river,
near Cameron, and the main line OF the
Houston & Texas Central seems to have
suffered the least Of any of the roads.
Trains are coming through both on that
road and the Santa Fe. The. Texas & Pa
cihc is running trains west as far as Big
Springs and as far east from Ell Paso as
stanton. where transfers around the wash
outs are being made. The Texas Central
has washouts- between Whitney and Dub
Il lin
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
SIMILAR TREATIES IN ORDER
Agreements China and other
Powers to he Patterned After Eng
lands Commercial Treaty.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-It is said here
that the commercial treaty between Great
Britain and China, approved at a confer
enee at the London Foreign once yester-
day, is to serve as a pattern for similar
treaties to be negotiated by the other
powers with China. By the terms OF the
Pekin agreement, each OF the powers is
to have equal trade advantage, and 1t was
recognized at the time Of signature that
Great Britain, with its large trade Inter-
ests in the east, would probably be the
nrst to conclude a treaty.
1t ia probable that the United States
and the power signing the Pekin agree
ment will conclude treaties on the. same
lines. so hat instead Of the composite
agreement as to trade privileges embodied
in the Pekin treaty, each Of the powers
will have its own convention with China
on the question Of commercial relations.
The revision which Great Britain pro-
poses to China in the trade treaty. II IL
said. extends to nearly every point in
which the United States is interested. from
the registration and protection Of trade
marks. the creation OF a national cur
rency. and the extension OF the bonded
warehouse system, TO the reform Shang-
hal mixed court ana the abolition Of all
internal taxation. whether native OF for
eign, for import or export.
II the provisions which will be EN-
bodied In the British treaty. as II is finally
concluded. meet the views and wishes Of
this government, the United States may
accept It under the most favored ma
ton" clause. But II the results obtained
by Great Britain fan short Of this gov
ernment's expectations. then the United
States may push separate negotiations and
conclude a treaty OF its own.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
HOT wEATHER HINTS.

Something tina will protect the health
and. strength OF men, women and children
during hot weather is truly a great bless
ing. A medicine which insures perfect d.
gestion and a healthy stomach is the medt-
cine that will do this. Summer sickness is
50 per cent stomach sickness. due TO indi-
g~estion; 90 Of every 100 people who are
sick In summer can trace II to Indigestion.
All stomach and bowel troubles, such as
collie, cholera, diarrhoea. dysentery, nux,
bilious collie and often fever are the direct
results of indigestion.
Summer diet is hard on the stomach
and digestive organs. Fermentation result
ing from indigestion in the cause Of all of
the above troubles.
KodoI is the one great remedy which
protects the health and strength OF men,
women and children during hot weather. II
is impossible for the stomach and digestive
organs to get out Of order or fail to per-
form their functions naturally when kodol
Is nsed. No summer sickness, no indiges-
ton and no stomach trouble can overtake
the man. woman OF child who will meet
first symptoms by the use Of Kodol Sour
stomach, belching OF gas. heartburn. pal
pitation Of the heart, fullness after eat
ing, loss OF appetite. bad breath and coated
tongue are some Of the symptoms indicat-
ing imperfect digestion, and fermentation
as the hrst stage Of stomach disorder.
Cathartics paralyze the digestive organs,
they strain and break down the glands OF
the stomach and their effect is to weaken
the strength and Vitality of the system
generally. Kodol contains the natural ele-
mepts Of digestion, and removes the cause
Of the trouble by correcting fermentation
Kodol eorrects fermentation, insures
perfect digestion, c~leanses. purihes and
sweetens the stomach. gives strength, tone
and elasticity to the glands and membranes
lining the stomach.
This famous tonic Is prepared In the
laboratories Of E. C. Dewitt & Co. OF Chi
eago, whose facilities for the manufacture
OF medical preparations are unequalled any
where in the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
NATIONALIST GOES TO JAIL
Patrick A. McHugh, Member of Par
lament, Must Serve Three
Months for Contempt.

LONDON, July 3O.-Patrick A.. McHugh,
nationalist member Of Parliament, for the
north division of Leitrim, left the House
of Commons tonight accompanied by the
governor of the Sligo jail, in which place
Mr.. McHugh is to serve a sentence of three
months Imprisonment. A select parlia-
mentary committee decided to take no ac-
tion In he case.
Mr.. McHugh was arrested on June 10
on a bench warrant issued by the special
court assembled at Sligo, under the rimes
act, charging him with contempt Of court.
In the course Of Mr.. McHugh's trial in
April, 1901, when he was accused of pub
fishing seditious libels in his newspaper.
the Sligo Champion, It is charged that he
called the presiding magistrate a id
liar and that &c refused &c apologize.
saying to the magistrates:
II never express regrets to sweeps of
your kind"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
FOR THE HAGUE TRIBUNAL
Dinerehes OF Opinion C~Oneernina
Payment of Indemnify
May he Submitted.

WASHINGTON. July sO.-It Is within the
bonds Of probability that the issue which
has risen between the powers Interested in
China. a. 10 the medium by which b in
IDENTITIES are to be settled will be settled
by reference to The Hague tribunal
Il Is now announced that under no cir
cumstances will the United States govern
msnt be forced into the position occupied
by some Of the powers who demand pay
msnt from China on the gold basis. and
there Is evidences OF steadfast support f0r
the United States In this contention from
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31

some OF the most powerful governments con-
cerned In the PeKin agreement. Owing to
this. Disagreement the proposition h adj
F~vanced to refer the whole subject to The
Hague tribunal.
China was one o. the original signatories
to The Hague convention and is therefore in
a position to demand a reference Of this
question. and II the Chinese demand is sup
ported, as Il will be by the United States,
England and Japan. with perhaps Germany.
there k every reason to believe that there
will be afforded an opportunity to test the
utility Of The, Hague tribunal on a great
issue. Minister Wi was In consultation to-
day at the State department with Acting
Secretary Hill on this and other matters.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
NO STATION FOR HAVANA
Government Loses Last Chance to
Secure Naval Depot I'm
Havana HarbOr.

WASHINGTON, July S0.-Probably the
last chance the Navy department had "a
secure a coaling OF naval station in
Havana harbor was lost by the action Of
the Cuban cabinet yesterday in authorizing
the lease Of the arsenal grounds.
This was the site OF the projected United
States naval station. for which 1t wal
admirably adapted by it's location. News
OF the Cuban cabinets action has just
been received here.
Nothing is expected to be done respect
ing the acquisition OF sites for naval OF
eoaling stations elsewhere on the island
until next winter. >.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
CENTRAL BUYER
Purchases Chicago and Eastern I'LL
nOis Railroad In Very
t" Quiet tanner.

CHICAGO. July SO.-The Record-H Herald
tomorrow will say:
The Chicago &~Eastern Illinois railroad
has been sold and the purchaser is said
to be the Illinois Central. TIL latter
company has quietly executed a coup
whereby a p~resumptive, dangerous COM
p%etitor, the Louisville & Nashville, will
be kept out of Chicago.
That the Eastern Illinois has at last
changed hands little doubt remains, the
information to that effect coming from
one of the large stockholders, who is also
a close friend Of H. H. Porter, chairman
OF the board. II is understood that the
control was obtained by paying $3.50 pei
share for the stock owned by H. H.. Por-
ter, the largest individual stakeholder
and the stock held by certain of his
friends. Several times before it has beer
rumored tha the Illinois Central hat
purchased the road, but each time the
rumor remained unconfrmed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
FIRE RECORD.
Two Bundiass I'm smartviIIe.

TECUMsEH, Neb,. July so.--tspecial.)-
In the VILLAGE OF smartviIle, In this county,
two frame buildings with their contents
were destroyed by IRE yesterday morning.
They we're the implement store of Myers
q wilcox and the postofhce building. owned
by ]. w. Rhine. Myers q wiicox's loss
$1,000. with $1,000 insurance. Mr..
Rifne's loss on building was $500. with NO
insurance. The postofhce furniture. I'm
GLIDING some mail matter, was lost. Ths
IRE Is supposed TO be OF ~incendiary origin,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
Farmers' Elevator At BIoomasid.

BLOOMFIELD. Neb., July sO.-(special
Telegram.)-The farmers elevator and
contents. owned and operated by the Ne
braska Grain and Livestock company. ~
Bloomfield. was burned to the ground early
this morning. The loss is estimated at
5000 with an insurance OF $500. TWO
cars. one loaded with shelIed corn for
shipment by the same company, and one
with lumber for L. G. fcalkins q Co.,
were completely burned. The lumber In
the latter was billed at $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31

1856; Sergeant Adam Ulner. Twenty-second
infantry. 14s; Sergeant T. @. Kennedy. en-
g~ineers. 147; Corporal Emmett 7. Carney,
engineers, 146; Sergeant Paul Boeck. Twen-
ty-secOnd infantry, 140; Corporal Essu
Foster, Twenty-second infantry, 1877; Ser
geant w. J. Costello. engineers. 1873; Ser
-geant I. j. Duggan, Sixth infantry. 1870:
Private w. G. Coventry. Twenty-second in
fantry. 12s; Sergeant Archie Deuberry,
Tv~enty-second infantry. 1876; Corporal
George Finley. Twenty-second infantry, 1913.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
ARMY CAMPS NEAR THE CITY
Military Supporters of NJ. Firmin
within Three Miles OF Cape
Haytisn. Il

CAPE HAYTLEN. HAyti, July sO.-Gen-
eraI Albert ~salnavoke. commanding an arm
in support Of NJ. Firmin's candidacy for the
presidency. IL camped with a large body OF
troops about three miles from this place.
General .Nord, who went out to give bat
tie to General salnavoke. was defeated and
his army retreated in panic to Cape Hay
item. The volunteers have abandoned their
posts.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
Fire al Lourdes. France.

PARIS. July So.-A dispatch to the
Temps from Tarbes gives news of q ter
rible FIRE at Lourdes. the town famous
for its Shrine TO Our Lady" TO which
many pilgrims go. The IRE brigade was
unable to check the flames. n when the
dispatch was sent IN entire block OF
houses had been destroyed and a numbe
OF persons lad been victims Of the hre.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
FIRST DAY OF RIFLE SHOOT
on the Fort LeavenwOrth
Rihe Range At known
Distances Begins.

LEAvENwoRTH. Kan. July sO.-on the
nrst day of the Department OF the Missouri
rife competition on the Fort Leavenworth
rife range the shooting was at known dis
tanees Of iron 200 TO 600 yards. The targets
we're three hgure silhouettes. Twenty-nine
sharpshooters took part. The twelve high
est, with their scores for the day. were;
Sergeant II. A. Calkins, Sixth infantry,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
Premieru Hold Another Meeting.

LONDON, July SO.-Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain presided at today's conference
of the colonial premiers. The principal
topic discussed was the political relations
Of the empire. II was practically decided
that similar conferences should follow
every four years. other points DISCUSSED
were mutual protection Of patents through
out the empire, acquisition of ocean cables
and regulation OF wireless telegraphy.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31

WOODBURY.. NJ j.. July SO.-The contest
In the First New Jersey district for the re-
publican congressional nomination ended
this. afternoon in the selection Of Congress-
man II. G. LOodenslager. who received Isl
Alphonse Van SAINT.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31

that work which is justly his. and bring
about another starving tim,.
The republican policy Is far different. II
will thoroughly test the existing laws In
the courts and II It is found that they are
In any way deficient will cause them to be
amended and strengthened, 80 Tar as con
We have seen that great, courageous and
honest man, who now occupies the White
psny and the beef trust under the law as
Il Is, and II viii require something more
shsn the baseless insinHaeons or eemo-
people that theAhght thus Instituted is not
a battle 10 the death. The republican party
to reach this great evil, and where modih-
cations Of the ltagih would be useful to
that end without serious Injury to ne
TO resort thereto IL may as wei be under
stood. however. that the republican party
doctrine of protection nor to the oppression
of the people by the trusts. Its cry Is not
%p TGr perip but commercis iseed5@ and
Policy In the Philippines.
As to the Philippines he said:
We have. as best we knew, discharged
the duties incumbent upon us and have
left to those who come after us the settle
mept OF Their 9wn problems 6srng. II c,y f / Reo ssS
capable OF Independent self-gOvernment.
and then desire 4, l, for one, would be in
vinced that when these people have
struggled UP with our assistance, until
as unwilling to surrender their relations
10, the United States as Iowa would be.
know nothing as TO what the future has
been put up In the Philippines and that
It Will stay put It VIII never come down
az long as ms Tepuoilc, one ana IN
nations of the earth.
The result of the eaucuses of the morn
ing were to make It clear that the platform
would be much like that of last year. which
is favored by Governor Cummlns. The only
changes on the state committed were lnsig-
nihcant.
The convention met at II o'clock, imme-
diately after the caucuses had been held.
After music and prayer there was the speech
Of Chairman Smith and announcement Of
committees. and recess until 1880 o'clock.
Get Down to Business.
On ~reconvening the convention elected
r. G. Roach Of Rock Rapids permanent
chairman and e. w. Weeks Of Guthrie
Center, secretary. The committee on cre-
dsntials reported all counties represented
and no contests. The permanent chairman
made no speech, and nominations were
commenced at once, as the committee Oh
resolutions was not ready to report.
The following nominations were made
by acclamation: Secretary Of state. w
B. Martin Of Adair county; auditor OF
state, b, r. Carroll, Davis county; treas
urer of state, @. s. Gilbertson, Winnie
bago countyI attorney general, G. W.
MulIan, Blackhawk county; judges OF
supreme court, Scott NJ. Ladd. o'Brien
county, and Charles A. Bishop, Polk
county,
Nominations for clerk Of the supreme
court were In order. First ballot resulted
as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
omes. De. % Dc Womb.

WASHINGTON. July SO.-The War de-
partment today received a eablegram from
Manlla reporting the death Of seospd Lieu
tenant Albert l. JOssman, Twenty-seventh
infantry. who died OF wounds received in
action against the Moros at Bayan. Min
danAo. He entered The army from clarks-
ton. Mich
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
II, ". Grove.

The name must appear on every box OF
the genuine Laxative Bromo-o uinins Tab
let's, the remedy that cures a cold in one
day. - cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
bryan Goes to New Haven.

BLOCK ISLAND, r. l.. July 30.-WIliam
J. Bryan left here today for New Haven
In Lewis Nixon's steam yacht Loudon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
HOTELS.
CHICAGO BEACH Hotel

10 minutes from heart OF city. No dirt
and dust. Situated on boulevard and lake.
M Slst 81. Blvd, Chicago. send for Illus
uated booklet
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31

Mrs. Marie Jennings Reid P%arkhurst Of
Washington. the divorced wife OF Colonel
Frederick II. Parkhurst Of Bangor. Me-, was
married at Rome on August 26, 1901, to
Prince Joseph Rospigliosi. head of an an
cient family of clerical nobility and whose
brother is commandsnt OF the papal Noble
Guards. The marriage was not followed by
a church ceremony, owing to the fact that
Mrs. Parkhurst was a divorced woman. Dur
ing the early part Of the present month
Princess Rospigliosi. who was on the point
Of confinement, engaged an English Blue
Sister as a nurse and the latter took up her
duties, but Cardinal Macchi. secretary OF
apostolic briefs, forbade the sister to full
Al her duties on the ground that the prin-
cess marriage was non-existant,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-31
TO HAVE MARRIAGE ANNULLED
Appointment of Cardinal NannueteIII
May Give Prince Joseph
n Chance.

ROME, July ,3O.-The appointment Of Car
dinal Vincent Nannuetelli to be project OF
the propaganda OF the congregation Of bish-
ops and Of regular discipline. Il is thought
here, will AFFORD Prince Joseph Rospigliosl
an opportunity to obtain a church annul-
ment Of the former marriage of his wife to
Frederick II. Parkhurst OF Bangor, Me. In
case Of such annulment the prince would be
a0le to have a Roman Catholic church
determination Of his marriage. which until
now has been impossible because Of the
non-Tecognition Of Mr.. Parkhurst's divorce
by the church. Cardinal Vannuetelli has