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The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FREID & SOMMERS'
UNION DEPOT RESTAURANT.

FREID & sOMMERS'
UNION DEPOT RESTAURANT.
Regular meal ...............5Oc
Breakfast. to a. m.
Dinner ..........12 to p. m.
Supper ..............6 to p. M
Dinner Bill of Fare June rs, 1902.
SOUP.
Barley a la Princesse.
Sliced Tomatoes, Cucumbers,
Sliced OEions. Chow Chow.
Mixed Pickles, Queen Olives.
FISH.
Baked Grouper a la Bechamal.
Potatoes a la Duchess.
ENTREES.
Peach with Rice Richelieu.
Blanuqette of Beef a la Jadiniere.
ROASTED.
Stuffed Chicken, with Giblets Sauce.
Prime Ribs of New York Beef,
Brown Gravy.
VEGETABLES.
New Pota toes. Butter Beans.
Boiled Roasting Ears.
Steamed Rice. Stewed Tomatoes.
PASTRY AND DESSERTS.
Apple Pie, Assorted Cakes.
Cheese, Crackers, Watermelons on ice.
Sweet Milk. Iced Tea, Drip Coffee.
The very best Ice Cream at all hours.
OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT
is THE FINEST IN THE SOUTH.
Our customers appreciate our supe-
rior workmanship and prompt service.
We employ only skilled and expert OPP
ticians and fill all prescriptions same
day received. If you haven't done
business with US. give us trial.
We are. filing prescriptions from all
the oculists in the city
Insist on having yours filled here.
Your oculist will give you the privil-
eye if you ask it.
Our prices are right and we guar
antee satisfaction.
DIR. NJ. SCHwAB & SON,
Al Bull Street.
NOWHERE ELSE
CAN YOU FIND
Good, high. dry lots. In a constantly
improving section at
1925 FOR A LOT,
and only ten dollars cash to secure II.
NO CITY TAXES
Have to be paid on these lots. be-
cause East Broad street is the line,
and they are east OF 1t.
THIRTY-NINTH STREET.
Upon which they front. is building up
rapidly with a fine class of residences.
and lots must be higher. ~ -@
Come and see the plat an1 secure
one. c. H. DORsETT,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-26
GO TO WARSAW

By steamer Wilmington" on Sundays
from Thunderbolt at 1890 a. M, re-
turning from Warsaw at p. m. On
Wednesdays and Fridays from Thun-
derbolt at 10 a. M, returning from
Warsaw at p. m. Safest bathing on
South Atlantic coast; never has been
an accident. Music, fish dinners and
fishing. 80 cents round trip.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-26
FOH HENT.

FOH HEsT,
Building now occupied b. Allen Bros
corner Barnard and State streets. pos.
session sven Oct 4 Apply
FOREST CITY MILLS,
- Montgomery street.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
City of Savannah,
Office of Clerk of Council.
Savannah, Ca, June 81 1902
Parties desiring copies of the Mayors
Report for year 1901 can obtain same
by calling at Office Clerk OF Council,
city Exchange. w. +. BAILEY,
Clerk of Council
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-26
AT REMLER's.

Cabinet beer from the wood. Get IL
IN It's purity. Specially fne liquors
and wines.
ROBERT REMLER.
Liberty and DraytOn.
=. 3. ! ship a special brand % the
country which Is very popular. Write
for prices.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-26
STORM INSURANCE.

! am now prepared to write the
above in addition to Fire, Accident and
Life Insurance. Do not delay placing
Storm Insurance until the Storm
comes. Delays are dangerous.
w. 7. HOPKINS. Agent
Telephone No. 219. Is Bryan ST. East
CHAS. INGLESBY. Manager.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-26
PAINTS. OILS, vARSIsHEs, WALL
PAPER.

Get our prices on the best goods for
your building.
ANDREW HAHLEY COMPANY.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-26
nEmIsGTOs STANDARD TYPE
WRITER'S.

We have q few secondhand ma
chimes for sale cheap. III you need
Typewriter call and see them bsfors
buyinE elsewhere
DEARfNO a HULL.
Sole Dealers.
Remington STANDARD TgpewFitsfa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
WESTERN UNION WINS SUIT
Decision 10 Rendered by
United states Cfreuit Court
al At. Paul

ST. PAUL. MINI Nov. 4-ln the decision
hEnosd down yesterday by Judge ThByer
o. the United States circuit court Of Bp-
psRlB, il which the Great Northern wPF
worsteo in its suit 10 pust the Western IN
ion from the railroads right Of WY, the
decision holds that the contention Of the
Great Northern RAILWAY company IN this
instance meant little less thar confiRcR1iun
The circuit cpurt Of appeals also further
holds TINT the CONTRACT which The Telegraph
company mas with the Great Northern was
and il for perpetual right Of WY and not
10 be disrupted, but IL is allowed that the
railway company is entitled 10 The cost Of
Transporting any and an material which the
telegraph company uses In The construction
o. its lines. The litigation involved BIS
miles OF lines built prior tp 1B8s and nov
valued Al &. 800. 600. The lines are on the
old 81. Paul, Minneapolis 4 Manitoba road,
built prior 10 and decided by the court TO be
held Jointly by the telegraph and railway
companies.
The court RddH that should the rwo cum-
pEpieE IN dispute fail 10 agree BH 70 the
amount Of compensation for Transporting
construction materials court viii appoint
q master In chHncery and TWO commission
ere 10 report and the court viii then pass
On The matter. Judge ThRysr wrote the
decision and Judge Caldwell ouncurred.
Judge sRnborn dissented. The decision is
regarded as very important. in view Of the
litigation Of 3 sumevhRf similar character
nov pending In the east
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
PRESIDENT CASTS HIS VOTE
sHys that He Has Done Duty ne Amers-
can Citizen and Awaits
the Returna.

OYSTER BAY. y. 7, Nov. k-Presidsnf
Roosevelt cast his vote before II O'Clock.
As he turned from the bpufh The p-ssi-
dent said.
] have Done all ] ran do nov. have
performed my DUTY and exercised nv
shall nov await the fun returns.
BE then started on q long drive with
Mrs. Roosevelt.
il wRE 1898 O'Clock when the president
and Mrs. Roosevelt drove up TO The voting
place in 3 trap drawn by 8 pair Of bHvs
A big crowd had been awaiting his arrival
for al hour. He WIS Joined by Assistant
Secretary Loeb and James x. Oracle, an
uncle " the president.
Mr.. Roosevelt cordially greeted several
Of his personal friends and acuuHfntEpces
N the crowd and then proceeded 70 the
voting booth. which WIS in q han over a
fish market and q Chinese laundry. Aftsr
shaking hands with the judges and clerks
Of election the president cast his ballot.
which was No. I7O
He then informally greeted many Of his
friends VIM had assembled, and az he
drove away the crowd chsersd him heartily.
Elsction returns viii be reosived tuuiEhf
by special wire n the executive once in
the Oyster Bay bEnk building. They win
be compiled and t~elephoned 10 the pres5-
dent al Sycamore Hill.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
CAR RUNS INTO A SALOON
I've F~orl. KHles IN Trolley Acri-
dent in Knnsas
Ctr.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. "A hsHrv trolley
car or the Broadway line jumped the track
TO-DAY al Fifth and B~rusevuy and crashed
into 4 saloon Two persons. a woman End
a neErn, were killed. and six Others were
injured None o. the injured viii die.
Dund.
MRS MARGARET CRIsT uintbs. Kns
CHARLES JOHNSON. Kansas CRY.
driver.
Injured.
Miss NoIBs crist. olntbs. kns. cut ana
bruised.
Mrs. A Z Cs-tmeu. Kansas CITY. cut and
bruised.
Miss Lizzie Dosn. Kansas Cry. head and
shoulders uu1. severe shock
Ernest McMiliin. muturmbn. scalp. face
and shoulders badly cut
Frank Gibson. Kansas CITY. head ana
Shoulders cut.
Mrs. Rose Reeves. Kansas City. Gu; and
bruised.
The moturmEn lost control Of the car 81
The TOP OF the hin. two blocks away. and
IL descended a. q terrific speed Al Fifth
street. where the track turnB. the CIR cun-
tiuued EtrEiEhJ ahead. j struck a wagon
driven by johnson and pushed II with Mrs.
Crist and daughter. who were on the side
walk, through into the saloon.
The Store front WIS uompletely demul-
ished, and the lHr. badly damaged. landed
with itE passengers half way through the
saloon room. Mrs. CriEt Hnd johnson were
Instantly killed. None u me unssenrers
hBd time TO jump.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
SHIP SUBSIDIES ARE URGED.
Commissioner ssvT Thus Alu1s 0En Amer
ius ea CARVING Trade.
KORsGWs MERGER Is HlsHIY PRAISED
Compares With German Ltn-s and
said 80 NJ Mc-1 I'm portauf step
Toward Americas Con-
trol Of Seas.

WASHINGTON. Nov. the annual -
port Of the commissioner Of navigation
shows that on June 90. 1902. the tonnage
o. the United States vbs the largest in
history. comprising PATTI vessels uf b.7q7.-
g02 EroHF tons.
The increase Dver last ysEr is almost
wholly IN large steel steamers. In ten
wears the number o. American. British ana
German suuHre-riEEed vessels has decreased
% per cent.
American vessels carried IS per cent Of
the export and imports. compared with
b. per cent in 1901.
The uutlnok for Steel shin building in the
United States for the current vaa- is mot
50 promising as last year. On July Z. 100.
there were building or under cunrrBc1 81
500 TOM o. steel merchant vessels.
Receipts from tonnage taxes amounted
10 ss66 "a, " which only s6g.173 we're pai8
by American vessels.
b agreement Of the transatlantic me--
ger and its feet Of over 1.OOH. 600 tons iF
printed al length, with the following com
meut.
The organization Of 30 great a nBviEH-
ton COMPANY under American HuEuiceF is
The most important step toward the estEb-
ltshmsnt Of the influence Of Americans on
the ocean which has been taken since mod
err ship plants we're developed in the
United StHtes- The relations Of the mer-
ger TO The trade % the United States will
be exceptional, the only parallel being tho
relations q the TWO great German lines 10
GsrmEnys
The policy Of subsidies iE the only
method Al present by which American
built steamers with American crews can
obtain any considerable share uf foreign
trade"
Tn report shows the world foreign
going steamers in 1901 were valued at
about $1,000 .ODO. 00O and that gross receipts
were about $3.50. 900 900. Dividends S50.-
600 600 and interest 1000. 900. Wages 10
crews amounted TO about So 600 GOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
WOUNDED IN THE RIGHT ARM
French Editor Loses fr D1el with
FrSm8neuf sp0rtauan
Of Parts.

PARIS, Nov. 4-Ths ouel isetwesn the
Count de Dion, president Of TIE Automobile
club, and 3 prominent spurtsmRn. and NJ
GerRult Richard Of the Petite Rspubliune
took place to-day. N GsrauRt Richard was
wounded In the right arm.
The encounter occurred n NeuiIlv n II
O'Clock and lasted an hour. Despite the
Efforts Of the secretary q crowd Of I5D per
sons. including journalists and photoEra-
piers. were present.
Ten exceedingly lively bouts were fought.
Count de Dion was always on the HErrss-
sive, During the third bout Giraulf Rich
ard claimed TO have touched the count. hut
The seconds did not allow the clEtm. which
WIS repeated IN the sixth
De Dion upened the tenth hour nv Sercelv
attacking. the point u his sword tuuchfnr
Girault Richard on the inner side of the
right forearm causing 4 slight wound. The
seconds Immediately stopped the encounter
No reconciliation occurred, q the pnrtirj-
pants lsEFtng The hsld without the usual
fOrmRlities.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
CANAL TREATY IS PROBABLE
Now Alone main for
SertleBent

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4-5snor ConrhRs,
the Colombian minister. called on Secretary
Hay today by appointment 10 take w the
subject OF the canal treaty.
The interview lasted about half an hour
and the preliminary steps toward nsgo-
tiRting q treaty were taken.
The minister submitted q definite prupp-
EiriUn. which IL IN the nature Of an answer
20 the tres y proposed by the United States.
Secretary Hay will take no further step
until the president returns 10 Washington
Rne has had an opportunity 10 consider this
last proposition.
The one important fact developed. how
ever. iE that the main issue remaining 10
he settled iE one Of price. II is believed
that this difference iE not large enough 10
seriously rstard the close Of the negUtis-
rions.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
A Favorable Climate ans Pe-ru-na
Is NeILNigh InfalIibIe.

Innate viii 40 q great zeal FOR The
- cure u cBtBrrh The change from q iov.
mErshE. humid locality 10 q locality where
IL If high and dry, with clear skies and
hrACinE atmosphere. VIII do q great zeal.
IN fact IL viii du wunderF in relieving Ca
lBrrh. but il Will moi do all. There remains
something for PerunB 10 DO in addition.
The Assistant Manager Of d large hotel
for the accommodation Of people who are
seeking the climate OF California for relief
from catarrhal diseases. resrIhes thai De
rum is necessary in addition 10 the whole
some climate q uur western coast
We do not wish 10 uudervHlut the worth
o. u good climate, nut il must be remem-
barred that while one catarrhal victim can
avail himself Of the benefits following q
change Of climate, one hundred are moi able
10 90 50. Even those who rEn afford q
change OF climate viii fnd PerunB g good
addition 10 their treatment. but for The
hundreds WIN must stay n home peruna
is absolutely Indispensable. There is no
other WY 20 get rid Of The bHneful il
1uences Of cBtErrh than 3 course OF treat
ment with PerunR.
As an instance where PerunB has been
found necessary, even in The midst Of the
best climatic influences. We give The tesr-
muniHl q Mrs. Anne I. Turner Il Cali
furniR.
Mrs. Anne L Turner, Assistant Manager
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
PAY THE MONEY TO PARENTS
Agent GsthsvuuD Notified By Vim Of
Change N BulBu
MAY END TROUBLE At OMAHA AGENCY
cuumirston~v gones Decide. Thns
F-rct~-rion VII Ne R-uui--d onIr
fn Cas-s Where Absolutely
yeedea fsr



WASHINGTON. NUv. A-fsppcihl Tele-
ErBmD-FoIlUv-tnr 10 the fun text Of the in
EtructiunE wired 10 Areuf SHthsvsun o.
the Omaha Indian agency a. siUux City
Yesterday. ny Commissioners q Indian A.
fsirE Jones: Pay 70 parents shares %
minor children Who are al home without
requiring guardianship papers Shares 81
minor chfdren Ehscut nj school 10 be re-
Deposited 70 credit Of United States. 70 be
held for then till they arrive 81 Is yeHrs
~ are. Proper guardianship papers in be
half q all minor orphans 10 he required
Parents addicted 10 strung drink ur gam
bling not 70 be paid shares Of minuT chill
crsn"
NurdRhl NJ. Bern Of DEBORAH. Ia. has
been appointed 10 practice before the In
terror department
Rural tree delivery letter carriers have
beer appointed in Iowa as follows: ssH-r-
burD-RHEulRr. Pe-rivnl a. johnson cub
stituts. John W johnson. Rubins-RerulAr
Charley p Reitz; substitute. Elvis ".
Rsitz. Atkin-ReEulnr. Prank Z. wHys-.
substitute, William wypdAI. viutur-RsE-
ulHr. Walter z Myers substitute. Mike
Cannon, j.. KsvBtone-ReEulHr. Theodore
H AlHppholz substitute. William Harder.
Cedar BBridH-RerulHr, John Piuhner.
George H Aver substitute. J G Pichnsr,
Iohn Taylor. DeltB-RHrulEr. Elmer Fisher.
Thomas J. McNHbb. substitute. Marcus
Fisher. Herman NJ. McNRbh Monticello
hegulnr. George J. Tuusley. substitute. NJ
boErBn. Gilbert statiun-ReEulBr. Theo-
Gore Ehlers, substitute, Mrs. Thsudure
EhlsrB. AnumosB-RsEulHr. John BalknHp.
substitute. George ". BeIknBp. Ellsworth
Regular, Simon siERrd, substitute. Henry
Larson. HEle-ReEulHr. Charles NJ. Brun-
oeEe substitute. Ira J. Erb. Hedrirf-Rsr-
Jar. Henry ~. Dean. Robert N. Lindsay:
SUBSTITUTE, Charles L Dean, Amy G. Palmer.
NeWtDn-ReEulsr. John WHITAKER. Louise
h Miller substitute. Edward Tisth.
The Dostufhue At Alice. Linn county. has
been discontinued.
Ihe bids we're opened to-day in the once
81 supervising architect q the treasury
for conduit and electric wiring Of federal
building nj Cheyenne. Wyo. There were
three bids as follows Riddle ana Lsndup
81 Paul. s2.s47. Arthur FrHnssr. ChiuREn.
SS.t4o; Cheyenne LiEh1 and Power com
pRny. s4.Ogl.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
ENGINES ARE SCRAP IRON
Five Cars Are Alec n-me1trb~a q,
Centsi"n On Missouri Pnefae
Near Portal.

PAPILLION. Neh- Nov. 4 special Tele-
ErHmg-A wreck occurred on the Missouri
Pacific oDe-hRif mile south Of Portal this
morning. An extra noIided with 3 regular
freight train.
Both engines were demolished and Eve
cHrE were splintsred into kindlins WOOD.
The engineers and hremeD Of both engines
3umpeo and escaped injury. One engineer
hurt his leg by jumping but mot seriously.
II is moi known what caused the wreck.
u vRE q beRo-end collision.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
GERoNAUT FALLS TO DEATH
Eane1een-Tear Girl INSISTS I'm Ascend-
ing in SPfIe Of wGrD-
ting.

ANNA. IL, Nov. 4-Du-B Morrison. an
inexperienced RsrunRut Of Ghlssburg. Eged
1p, fell from q balloon here today and wRs
Instantly killed. She had Esuended 70 q
height Of 1000 feet, hanging by her arms
as she started, being unable to pull herself
up 10 the trRpsze hRr.
Professor" Schwartz, who regularly
makes RBnensiuns for E carnival company,
endeBvorsd 10 persuade her moi 10 go up,
although she had mace two successful as
tensions last week Al Lincoln. She 3n-
sisted. and refused 10 allow him TO fRBtsn
the life line 20 the rrRpezs BIZ.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
VOTES OFTEN FOR MONEY
Denver W0man Casts Three Rzuox.
Before Being Ar
rested.

DENVER, Colo. Nov. z-For the hrrf
time in the history Of Colorado politioE a
womHn WIS arrested today on the charge
Of repeating.
Al the city jail she gave the name Of
Jennie SHnoersnn. hui VA subsequently,
identified RE MrE. Harriet Hibbard. q widow.
90 years Of age. She WIS neatly dremaad
md had the appearance uf refinement. II
rs alleged she WI in The act Of casting
nor third hhnof Whsn arrested.
She admitted her guilt and said she could
give no reason fur her acts except her de-
sire 10 make some extra mnney. She told
the police she was . republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
Troop Election

Monday night the South Omaha CHvHI-v
troop mel and after drill elected officers
The change in the head o. the troop was
mBde necessary by the resignation uf Cap
tain W. L. Holland
Bruce McCulloch WE elected captain and
Harry Z. TREE was chosen as FIRST lieu
tenant. James Il DuncanBon was made
second lieutenant.
In The Dun-cummissiuned officers line "
Z Cox was made FIRST sergeant and n l.
SuERrmBn guErtHrmRster sergeant
The other serEsHnts elected were Charles
Mann A J. Randall r L. Dennis Thomas
Parker.
The uurpUrRiE Hre-C ChufH. Z A
krebhs, John Barlow Bnd William Offer
MN.
A civil Organization was also Arranged
Tor and Bruce McCuIluch was chosen as
president with Joseph Powers ar secretary
Thomas Parker is financial secretary and
Charles Mann, treasurer.
When the elecriuD was over the rruup
passed resolutions commencing Captain
HnllHno for mis- work and expressing re-
Eret at ms retirement from the service.
BY q vote Of the troop Captain Holland
WRs unanimously elected IN honorary mem
hpF
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Overlap II 0hy FUNDS ssa Ahoti Talk o.
New Bond Issue.
FUNDS MUST Be HAD TO MEtT DEBTS
AdminfstrHti-n y"t Re-Pou.ssle svr
Cundftson Of Ercheuver. hut Ana
ious TO Take carr of Ob-
IfEutfona

While no bond proposition was submitted
10 the people 81 the election vest nrdBy.
n " understood that an effort viii he made
in The spring 70 hive ne voters exprsHr
their opinion on The voting o. bonds 70
be used for ne taking ID Of the overlap.
ThiE overlap nov amounts 10000 and has
beer BcuumulHtinE FOR years. The present
Administrations iE not 10 blame for any Of
he funds being uverdrBvn for the reason
thai utmost economy mas been exercised.
With q bond issue in the spring The city.
II is stated, can practically pun itself
on o. dHbt ana psv cash for vHrrBnts. thus
saving . large amount in interest.
A cummirtet Of the council vii snun take
up this matter and the whole matter viii
he thoroughly discussed ana The conclusions
Of The committee MADE public through he
uresE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05

FLATNTfEw, wsh., New 4-TspeuiaID-
A gasoline lamp exploded in TsylurlE phar-
macy, setting the store ON FIRE. II was
saved by the heroic work OF Miss Maud
Taylor and Hugh Grimm, who carried the
gasoline lamp and two large cans fun Of
gasoline, AL on FIRE. out Of the store into
The street. The explosion look place while
Hugh Grim, the jeweler. wRs pumping air
into The limp, and WIS caused by q leak.
Mr. Grif1n wa severely burned about the
fare and hands. he saved his life by roll
ing IN the mud in the street. The damage
10 the drug stock iE slight Mr.. Grifhnis
relatives hEve been notified. He came here
from Bancroft a short time ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
ROBBERS MAKE GOOD HAUL
ElO~ Open Naulf Of n NiscSnsfn hank
and Get A~HY Win
Large SUN

MARsHFIELD. Wis, Nov. The state
bank Of Greenwood. Wis. several miles
from here WAS entered by burglars early
TO-DAY and $1,000 IN gold WIS stolen. Five
men we're implicated in the work They
blew open twO vaults with dynamite.
The nuise Of the explosion attracted sew
srRl citizens including the cashier Of the
bank who happened 10 be on The street al
The time As soon as the burglars we're
discovered & gun hEht ensusd and several
Shots were exchanged. No one WAS injured
and the robbers succeeded IN making their
escape.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
SWTTcHMAK UNDER WHEELS
KILLED An south omaha
Yards

J. c. Butler. who resided NJ 262o K street.
South Omaha. and WIS employed as switch
man for the Union Stock Yards company,
was killed last night while a. work. But
Ter tried 10 jump upon The foDtbuEro Of
engine No. ; as the engine was crossing
n street and fell under the wheels. RelH-
tives Of the deceased who reside al Gales
burg. n, have been notified Of his death.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
CAPITOL NEEDS NO LICENSE
LauuOr May Be sold in OmeiaI Res
IN spite of Cen
eral Law.

WASHINGTON. Nov. the prosecution
Of Theodore L Page and Warren J. Coffee.
charged with the sale Of liquor n the
capitol RESTAURANTS IN violation Of the Law.
wRE dismissed today by the court o. Appeals
Of the Department Of Columbia.
The court held that the act wa not
intended 10 apply 10 the capitol.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
PhIntp Thomas.

FUTAN. Nsh-. Nov s-tspsciHl One OF
the Oldest settlers of TINS county died Of
heErt failure during The nigh Philip
Thomas, VINO owned a me farm Two and
UDe-hElf miles Wesi o. Town was found
dsad in ma bed TINS morning There was
unly q son Of y years n hums a. the time
Mr.. Thomas hKd been a WidOVsr for many
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4-OOlunsl L @.
Washington aged =, Of TINS CITY. died to
dRy. Through 3 collateral branch OF he
Washington family he was related 10 George
Washington. During the civil wa Colonel
Washington entered the confederate mill
tEry service, later becoming chief clerk Of
the confederate department q state and
towards the uloss Of The wEr assistant sec
Rotary OF stare.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
DEATH RECORD.


BLAIR. Nsb.. Nov. 4-Cspscial D-Mrs.
Sarah z HiEley, aged s2 yssyk, mother Of
Harry H Higley, died in this city Of pneu-
moniH after an illness Of only one week
Mrs. Higlsy WIS born in WEukeshR. Wis..
and came 10 this state in 1861 and took
ID her residence al Cunning City. This
county, and moving 10 Blair in 1863, when
Blair was hrst started. She leaves Of her
immediate family TWO sisters, TWO brothers
and TWO SONS, Harry H. manager OF the
telephone service here. Hnd Vernon HiElsy
Of DBvsn pur1, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
YATES IS GETTING BETTER
Temperature DecIiBes ana Doctor
Says Conditions is Vow sHriS-
factory.

SPRINGFIELD, III, Nov. 3-Dr L c.
Taylor. Governor Yates physician. Stated
tonight that the governors condition had
improved End that the deErium which he
had experienced from the rise Of fever On
Monday had almost passed away.
Els temperature tonight Was 101 and his
condition is considered satisfactory.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05
Odd Thi-ve. Arr-strd.

STANTON, Neh.. Nov. A-CspeciRlD-Two
suspicious appearing men arrived in tow
Yesterday and were taken into custody by
Sheriff King after they had disposed Of q
S12 suit pattern for So. Later IL WIS
learned that a store n Norfolk had been
broken into and robbed the previous night.
The men proved TO be the ones wanted
md Madison county ofhrers drove over and
took charge Of the prisoners.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-05

FALLS CITY. Neb- Nov. A-6speciRl -
The "vumHn in BLACK" mas made her Bp-
psHrHncs on the back streets here gain.
RlvBys appearing after DARK II" mulests
No one. but women and girls. by following
them. Women are afraid 10 venture out
after dE-k Hlune. Who n is Eno the object
is ElfT q mvErerr.