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New-York tribune., 1902-09-08

The scientific results of Nansen's polar ex-
De ton show how far that famous exploit was
from being a merely spectacular enterprise
They are coming forth gradually: the third of
the big quarto volumes in which they
tained is now about ready for publication in Eng
lisa by Longmans, Green & Co Besides appear
ing here and through their London and Bombay
--es. it will also be published at the same
time in Christlania and Leipzig. The present
volume deals with two subjects, and both pa
pers are by DR.. Nansen himself: THE oceanog-
raphy of the North Polar Basin" and ION Hy-
drometers and the Surface Tension Of Liquids "
Further volumes VIII appear from time to
time until the accumulated material is exhaust
ed: their number may reach ten OF WE'VE
The candor of q true scientist is SHOWN IN Dr.
Nansen's preface TO his first paper;
our oceanographic work in the North foiar
Basin itself is not nearly complete ana ac-
curatc as could be desired. and as now 100
New-York tribune., 1902-09-08
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New-York tribune., 1902-09-08

Another Cromwell novel is forthcoming; this
time The Lord Protector" by S. Levett-feats-
II will bear Longmans. Green & Co.'S imprint
New-York tribune., 1902-09-08
RED BANK LINE.

Leave Franklin St. Pier a. North ttlEef' Da44S a.
a VI and , 7. II Sundays. 3 A NJ ohIS-
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,rsxs AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

DRESSMAKER. formerly Of b. Altman <
Co.: excellent filter; cloaks and capes'
will remodel: goods cut by the day DkESS-
MAKER 253 West lith-st-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

THE GREATEST VARIETY OF FINE
WASH GOODS IN OMAHA.
Hayden's have everything that is new In
the desirable wash fabrics for 1902.
Our IMMENSE stock is of the greatest
Importance to all prospective Wash Goods
Buyers" as 1t offers every grade, style and
color, finish and priced wash fabrics, max
Ing selections easy and affording you the
widest possible range of materials and cost.
The best fabrics at the least possible cost.
OUR SPECIAL SALE MONDAY AMI
TUESDAY
Princess Linen, in all the nobby new
waist designs and plain colors, yard. zoe
Oriental foulard, in the newest French
styles, yard. =. E. ................ 1Sc
Silk dot embroidered crepe, in pink,
cream and white, yard. d.............. 29c
Silk and linen chambray, 80 inches
wide, in plain colors, shades of lin
en-, dark blue, light blue, pink and
OK blood, yard. ...................,.... 39c
Real hand loom embroidered st. Gall
Swiss, the same Swiss that is shown
at 81 and s1.25 elsewhere, yard. 69c
The best American made mercerized
chambrays for waists and dresses,
dots, stripes. plain colors and fancy
effects, over 300 styles to select from
and all fast colors, yard: :......... 25c
Mail orders get prompt and careful at
tention.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
BOYS Suits

The richest products Of the worlds best
manufacturers IN Boys Clothing-high-
grade materials at the Lowest cost. We are
Offering special inducements to tasty and
economical parents. Why not bring your
boys here and purchase them an entirely
new outfit.
Youths Suits, ages 12 to 20, blacks, blues
and choicest fancies, two-button double>
breasted, sipgle-breasted, military and reg,
ular cut-a large variety of $12 to $40 suits
special offerings-$5.00, $3.50, $1,000
Boys single and double breasted knee
suits, with and without vests, ages 6 to 16,
same style and tailoring as swell young
mems suits. Choice of $3.50 to SO suits
special offering-S1.95 $3.50, $500.
Sailor, Norfolk and manly suits, ages tc
10. an immense assortment OF swell spring
styles. regular $3.50 to $3.50 values-special
offering-$1.50, $3.50, $3.50 and $500
Boys odd long pants. ages II to 10, choice
Of $500 to $3.50 values at CSC and $3.50.
Boys odd pants, ages to 16, choice OF
;1.OO to $1.75 values at SOC and 75c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Waistings

we carry the largest lines of wasting
ever shown west of the Missouri river
crepe de Chimes, Crepe de Sole. Liopa Sole
suchlngs' challis, Albatrosses. French and
scotch hannels-they run from soc to a 30
yard. Be sure and examine these lines
Tailor suitings Of every description. q,
1902. sprung ol
HERE ARE OUR EXTRA SPECIALS
FOR MONDAY.
ANY $3.50 voiIes. Examines. EoIiennes
Minstrals; for Monday only YOU can h,,r
them for s7hc a yard.
ANY tailor suiting marked $3.50 you can
buy for s1.S9. "D
ANY tailor suitings marked s2.ss you can
buy for $149.
thousands OF other bargains will n.
SHOWN on Monday in our high-grade dress
goods department.
samples sent free Of all goods. excan,
'noSe that are on special sale for Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

A manufacturers entire line of Smyrna,
Administer, velvets and wilton Rugs, bought
for spot cash, on sale Monday.
One lot 200 fine, Brussels Rugs, all room
sizes, woven in one piece, beautiful designs,
sold elsewhere at $1,000. sale price, $11.S5.
90 Rugs in Administer and Smyrnas, all
room sizes, would be cheap at $500, sale
price, $3.50.
Another lot finest quality Administer and
Smyrna Rugs at $3.50.
All finest Wilton and Aubusson Rugs, the
very best rug fabrics made, never sold less
than $500, go at $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Attend our Celebrated 80.
Minute Sales

FROM $50 TO o A. M.
We will sell full standard prints, only II
yards to a customer. at yard, 1c.
FROM H To 1880 A. M.
We will sell all-wool, half-wool and silk
and wool dress goods in Henriettas, serges
black goods-not one yard worth less than
25c and up to 75o yard-not over yards
to O customer, at g yard. 9c.
FROM 2 TO 2i3O p. N.
We will sell 15c, 100 and $50 organdies,
batistes and other wash goods, only l.
yards to q customer. at yard, 2hc.
FROM TO 4s3O p. N.
wewiu sell dress patterns, skirt patterns
In serges, Henriettas, 54-inch cheviots, S.
inch suitings-not q yard worth less than
s1.o0 and up to ss.oo yard-only pattern
to a customer, at Csc a yard.
Five clerks In attendance at this sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Pianos and Organs
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS

SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS.
This week will be the last opportunity
you will have to get a Piano out OF the
Rodman Co. bankrupt stock. We expect to
close out the balance of these Pianos by
next Saturday in order to make room for
five carloads of Pianos that are on the way
from the east for us. We have quite a
number of splendid bargains left These
Pianos will be closed out this week regard
less of the cost OF making them. II you are
thinking OF purchasing Piano don't fail to
take advantage of the prices and terms we
will make this week. New Pianos for rent
1000 empty piano boxes for sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
The Leading Dress Goods House Of
The West.

More dress goods than combined stocks of all otr
Omaha houses put together.
fnestys Voiles and Vengs in the new Spring Novelties
leads all others in black
Luplns black and colOrs the standard of France
also carry the finest lines of German Austrian man.
actures we import them direct ourselves and soil ,,o
se ghade goods for less than you can buy the products
of inferior manufactures " P'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
China Dept

Decorated tea sets, Sc pieces best English
semi-porcelain bordered festoon edge
plates. ONLY THE BIG STORE CAN
SELL GOODS AT SUCH A PRICE. 50 20
Cups and saucers, all you want, at 1e
each.
Decorated cups and saucers at 21zc each.
Plates, plain white. 1c. 20 and Sc.
Decorated plates, &c.
Fine blown flint tumblers. for &c.
Fine decorated Bohemian CLOSER vases.
&c.
Decorated cuspadors, 1Oc.
s-inch art pottery jardinieres, ssc.
Flemish Jugs (growelen). SOc.
6-piece crystal cream sets. 13c.
All size lamp chimneys, 2hc.
Odds and ends in glasses. worth from Sc
TO 25c each. Your choice OF any OF them
at 1e.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

The only complete stock in Omaha al
one-third less than usual prices.
Fine white blanks, per roll. &c up.
Fine gilt papers, per roll, Sc up.
Fine embossed gilt papers, per roll, Sc up.
And all other grades in proportion. The
best grades of ready mixed paints on the
market at CSC per gallon; other dealers ask
$3.50 to $500 for same quality.
Fine room molding, 15c per foot up.
Varnishes. stains, enamels and brushes
at greatly reduced prices. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Specials in Fur
nishings for Women

Ladies' kid gloves in all the latest
shades, two clasp, at. ..........$ loo
Ladies' kid gloves In all the latest
shades three clasp, at $1.50 and. s 2. 90
Kayser patent tip silk glove. in black,
white. gray and modes. at SOC, Toe
and ............ ................$ / .OO
Kayser Isle thread gloves in black,
white. gray and modes, at Csc and. SOC
Misses kid gloves in tans and modes,
two clasp, at. ................ 75c
Misses silk gloves with Kayser patent
tips, two clasp, in white and modes,
at.. '.'' ..'. ...''s.'.''..''.'''... QUO
Misses Isle thread gloves In all
shades. two clasp, at.............. Csc
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Special in
Ladies' Paras0Is

Ladies' fancy parasols in plain gloria
silks and fancy colored borders at. csc
Ladies' fancy parasols in black, white
and colors, all the newest designs.
at $3.50 and. ......................$ 1.eS
Ladies' fine fancy parasols in black,
white and colors, in the plain and
fancy borders and hemstitched edges
at $3.50, $298 and. d....................$ 3.9S
Ladies' fine fancy parasols in the chif-
fon and applique effects, at IS, $3.50,
H.oU, TO ...,........'..s''s '''ss.'s' H1o.VV
Ladies' gloria silk umbrellas at ...... CSC
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Evening Shades

we carry the largest line Of cream mo-
nalrs' cream Bedford cords, cream minstrals
cream Etemines. cream sicillian, cream
cream Examines. cream slcillian, cream
ing serges, cream cheviots, cream mobaIr
'"iils and everything made in cream, baby
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Flannel Dept

80 patterns embroidered hannels to Sc
lect from, per yard, 5sc, worth up to s0C
per yard.
case 27-inch white linen and wool fan
mel. per yard 2se. regular price. lOe.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Bed Spreads

case full size Marseilles bed spreads.
each $3.50. regular price. $3.50.
case full size fringed crochet bed
spreads. each S1.lO.
l case extra large size crochet fringed
bed spreads. each S1.25.
l case extra large pink and blue fringed
bed spreads, each csc.
case extra large crochet bed spreads.
each s5e. worth 31.25.
l case good size crochet bed spreads,
each 4se.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Curtains and Draperies

Special sales on Tapestry Portieres at
$2.9S and 1925.
Portieres at $4.S5.
New line Cross Stripe Curtains and piece
goods to match, very stylish for summer
drapery.
Slightly soiled Lace Curtains, worth sI5o.
at Acc.
All the soiled Curtains worth $500 and
$3.50 at CSC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Black Dress Goods

Priestly's black yelling, regular s1oO
goods, at SOC.
Priestly's $1.25 and $3.50 veilings at 7ec.
Priestly's black soliel, $3.50 grade for
Monday at CSC.
Lupin's black cheviots, IS and so inches
VIDE, the $2.9S grade Monday at $19s.
Priestlys prunellas, $3.50 grade at s1.Oo.
Priestley's high grade novelties, no two
patterns alike, $3.50, $3.50, &49S, $3.50. $3.50,
and $1,000 per yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
AYDEN $4,000 Yards the Finest Silks from the W. NJ COzO Co.. on
SALE COMMENCING MONDAY.


ESsTT@
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Sheet Music

When in need of anything in the way OF
Sheet Music or Books be sure to give US
call, as we can save you money on every
thing in this line. We do big Sheet Music
and Book business and are able to purchase
our stock in very large quantities. thus We
are enabled to sell much cheaper than IL
we purchased small quantities.
Have you had a catalogue of our choice
10c Sheet Music. Lots of nice new pieces
have been added. Call or send for one,
which are free. Mail orders filled the same
day we receive them.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

For 100 you can buy 15c, 1sc ana ESQ
dimities, batistes, organdies-in fact every
kind OF wash goods made for the spring Of
1902.
For &c you can buy i5c organdies, dimf-
ties, batistes and other goods
For &c you can buy 100 dimities, 7he
dimities and SC batistes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

". NJ. CoZoUTH co. CoIoRED TAT
FETAs. .colored peau de sole, colored CHI
mas. corded washable silk. silks worth SOC,
Iz5c and S1.Oo, all at ESQ yard.
,LoO BLACK OR WHITE WASH SILK.
lfor one hour at acc.
5000 yards of fine wash silks. In black
or white, all pure silk, in n. "a, q and
be inch widths. some worth sec, TIC, s5c
and 800. all in one lot, At soc. And on
sale for one hour Monday morning from
$50 O'Clock until $3.50 o'clock. all you want
while they last, for one hour.
WE CAN SEND NO SAMPLES OF THE
FILLED, IF UPON RECEIVING SILK. YOU
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Exquisite Millinery

SAFE on Womns a Wilderng
N "Nl pse women of has Vi
OF patterns designs materials
w most noted modis from
mliners to wait 5ineren
becoming hat
'"S " yourself The prices '
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

blue, and black
a
at
fast coOrs
sweer small and
hat $125 sl5o s175. $500 $3.50. $500
light $150 $780,
hrstca all kinds of weather
black other selling
1925 that can't be beat
nd in golfy yachting
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
For acc

You can buy strictly all-wool, silk-striped
challis, 5S-inch all-wool suitings, $3.50
black crepons. s5c silk foulards. $1.oo waist
ing, striped silk, silk-hnished German Hen
riettas and a thousand other goods, too
numerous to mention,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

w NJ. CozoUTH co. BLACK SILKS.
Black peau desoie, 22-inch. worth s15v.
for ssc.
Black peau de sole. "a inch wide. worth
$3.50. for s1.25.
Black peau de sole. AZ inches wide. worth
S4.OO, for Sis.
Black satin duchesse, worth $3.50, for
roc.
Black taffeta. 27 inches. worth s1.75, for
9Sc.
Black taffeta. SO inches. worth $3.50. for
1923
w. NJ. CozoUTH co. BLACK TAFFETA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

$3.50 BRoCADE SILK FOR ACC.
HEAVY brocade white silk. warranted to
wear and wash. pure silk and worth $780,
on sale for acc.
W. NJ. Co%oUTH co. GRENADINES. all
white peau de sole, 27-in. taffeta. 24-in.
crepe de chene. worth s1.25 and s1.5O. for
75c
w. NJ. CozoUTH co. MORE SILKS.
Colored moire velours, worth $3.50 for
75c.
colored moire antique. worth $500. for
csc
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Grand Ring Sale

rings, warranted to wear for FIVE years;
equal to $3.50 to $500 solid gold rings, in
plain and set On sale Monday in Jewelry
department at 25c and SOC. Grand sale on
Easter novelties and silverware in the
jewelry department.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Monday in the Bargain Room.

Monday we will greater efforts than to demon
strae that when you real bargain that HAYDENS
BARGAIN ROOM the only place to get them Monday will
be great day Goods Silks Wash Goods Domestics
other goods No dealers pedders or manufacturers SOLO
to in this room
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
For Csc

You can buy strictly all-wool French chal-
lis, satin-striped challis in plain and ng-
ured and Persian patterns, S6-inch English
Henriettas, 42-inch French serges, 75c
black fancies, 75c French hannels, SOC silk
plaids and other goods, too numerous to
mention.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

Black moire. 27-in. wide, worth $500, for
csc.
Black moire, S6-in. wide, worth $3.50, for
&l.2S.
Black moire brocade, worth S225, for
CSC.
w NJ. CoZoUTH co. GRENADINES. all
double width. best styles, worth up to
$3.50, on sale at 75c.
Worth up to $3.50, on sale at S1.OO.
W. NJ. COZOUTH BLACK SILKS. 10
pieces black Liberty peau de sole, Pain.
wide, worth S1.25, at 5sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Colored Dress Goods

Minstrals worth S5c. Monday at SOC.
Voiles worth {125. Monday at s5c.
Etamines, all shades and oolors ,ro,,
60c to $3.50 a yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Hair Goods Sale

Monday the finest quality French hair
switches in all shades on sale on main
floor. The finest hair goods in America.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

samples. 500 sample skirt lengths Of eight
and ten yards each, handled by tailoring
men as samples-these pieces are the very
finest taffeta made, Warranted to wear),
woven on every yard; s-yard lengths.
Worth S14OO, on sale for S7.75.
10 yard length, worth $3.50, on sale
1915.
w. NJ. COZOUTH co. FoULARDs. 100
pieces Of choice styles foulard silks, all
colors, in twill or satin finish. your chance
to own a fine dress for little money,
75c foulards, for only 4Sc.
s1.0O foulards, for only CSC.
$3.50 foulards, for only Csc.
ms BEFORE THURSDAY WILL BE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

olue' Nile green, lavendar, and in fac,
every fine shade that is made for ,ho
Spring Of 1902, in all the new as well as
the staple weayes,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

For 1oc you can buy Csc, S5c and soc
satin striped white goods, 35c grenadines
and other goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Gorsets

Ladies' straight front corsets, new
spring styles. in the w. B. Erect
Form, at. at.................. ...s......$ 1.VU
Dr. Warmers rustproof corsets, in
pink, blue and white batiste,
straight front, at....................$1 100
Also a full line of Kabo. w. @. C.
Thompson glove fitting and R. G.
corsets at, LOO
The Memo self-reducing corset, Ats 2.5C
The LeGrecque belt for stout hgures.$ 2.75
Ladies' and misses girdle corsets, in
all colors, sizes IS to "a. at........ 4sc
Ladies' straight front corsets. in all
colors, at ...................... 49c
Ladies' SOC fine Isle hose, in plain and
fancy colors. at .................... 25c
Children's S5c fine Isle thread hose.
in all sizes, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1sc
Children's fancy parasols at, up...... 10c
Children's silk parasols, at. up, SOC,
75c and. =. =. .................. CSC
Ladies' fine skirts, fancy lawn ruff
fes, trimmed with insertion and
lace and embroidery rufaes, ATS lbs
Ladies' fine skirt rufies trimmed with
lace and insertion, at...............$ 90
Fine skirts. elaborately trimmed with
fancy rufies of imported lace and
insertion, and fine imported swiss
embroideries at IS. So, $3.50, s12 to. .$1S .oC
Ladies' fine nightgowns, trimmed
with fine swiss embroidery and
duchess, valenciennes lace Ats 1.9s
Ladies' fine nightgowns, short or long
sleeves, elaborately trimmed with
imported embroidery or lace, at
$3.9S, $3.50, IS. up...............".$ 500
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

1bXIb-in. Fringed Napkins, 65o doz.
22-in. all Linen Bleached Napkins, 31.25
and $3.50 doz.
Large all Linen half blesched Napkins,
s125 and $3.50 doz.
MUSLINS AND SHEETINGS.
Bleached Muslin, &c quality, 41zc yard, 16
yards bleached Muslin for S1.OO. Unbleached
Muslin, 41zc yard. S-4 unbleached Sheeting,
15hc yard. "a at 161zc yard. s-4 bleached
Sheeting. SIC yard. "a at 1shc yard. 42-in.
Pillow Casing. 10c yard 45-in. Pillow Cas-
ing, 11hc yard.
WHITE GOODS.
40-in. Lawns, lie. 121kc and loo yard.
India Linons, SC, Sc, 10c. 12hc, 15c.
Shirtwaist goods in all the latest de-
signs-Oxford, Madras and all the new open
work. Great bargains in remnants Of table
Linens Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

Special Spot Cash NkVnENS
Purchases Of WAI UGNS
Tremendous Stocks Give You Une-
qualIed Bargains and Unlimited Stocks
and Varieties to Select from.
Attend the Grand Special Sales on
Mems and Boys Clothing,
and women and chdrens readyowear garments from ths
laanyne sugaman Morse stock (read sales on page
a. Take advantage of Haydens astonishing sales on fine
pianos.
Agents for Butterck Patterns and Publications.
Mail orders filled.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Furnishings for Men

The largest line Of mems new spring
neckwear in Omaha, all the new
styles and patterns in silk neck
wear, at ......................... SOC
Mems 81 and $3.50 silk suspenders ats J. 90
Mems $3.50 white pleated shirts in the
best makes. at ....................... csc
Mems SOC fne lislethread half hose in
plain and fancy colors, at.......... Csc
Mems 81 Grown suspenders. at.... soc
Mems SOC suspenders IN all styles, at. Csc
Mems medium weight Merino UNDER
wear. at ......................... SOC
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Bankrupt Stock Of Dur
kin, Fletcher & Co.,
Linen importers, now
on Sale.

Following are some Of the bargains:
TABLE LINENS.
5s-in. Bleached Damask. .19c
5s-in. half Bleached Damask. 1ac
60-in. Bleached Damask. sk..................39 800
61-in. Bleached Damask soc
62-in. Bleached Damask. k................ soc
62-in. half Bleached Damask ..........55c
60-in. Unbleached Damask. 35c
NAPKINS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

Shoe Sale.
81 Easter Shoes All styles
all
TOCK otN New York
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30
Nickel Plated,
&c.
A Carload Of 4-Coatad Granite Ware Just In

prices the common
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-30

ALL DAi-AT'.'' '''' ''''' '''''''''''''''''
saIespsOpls you viii be promptly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08

Jersey. moved to pass. under suspension OF the
rules. the Senate bill 10 extend the charters OF
national banks for twenty years The Demo-
Gratis were taken completely by surprise. AS II
was after the usual hour for adjournment the
attendance was small. The Democrats attempt
ed 70 flibuster. but a call of the House many
secured quorum. and the bill was passed
THE SENATE PROCEEDINGS
Considerable time was consumed by the Sen
ate to-day in discussion Of the conference report
on the bill to repeal war revenue taxes AS
passed by the Senate, the tax on transactions
in so-called bucket shops was retained The
conferrees struck out that provision, II being
explained that the House would not consent to
i+e retention. Mr.. Berry. of Arkansas; Mr.. Ba-
con. Of Georgia. and Mr.. Pettus. Of Alabama, IN
sisted that the Senate should demand the reten-
ton Of the tax Mr.. Adrjch, of Rhode IsIand;
Mr. Allison of Iowa. and Mr.. Spooner Of Wis
Consfn while they We're in favor of the tax, eX-
blamed that ii could not be retained Without en-
ia ngering the entire measure. The conference
report was finally adopted, 30 to ~
Mr. simmons. Of North Carolina, briefly eX-
n1ainad why he should support the Chinese Elk
rIusion bill although he frankly said that ne
,rould do so with some reluctance. The exclu-
sion bin was read for committee amendment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08
WATER RIGHTS OF STATES.

Washington, April THE United States Supreme
Fuller to-day overruled the demurrer Of the State
of Colorado in the of the State of Kansas
against the State of Colorado. The case involves
the right OF Colorado to appropriate for purposes
OF irrigation the waters Of the Arkansas River.
which Kansas sought by original action to re-
strain the ground that the stream flows through
Kansas and the people of the latter State are in
Colorado contested the jurisdiction of the court in
the and fled demurrer The Chief Justice
said that the IS in which the court can
properly Jurisdiction. He said, also, that
the action of the in overruling the demurrer
intended to be without prejudice, but was
taken because the Importance OF the case is such
that 1t should be decided without full proof on
the questions set up in the allegations of damage
made by the State of Kansas
On the point of Jurisdiction the Chief Justice
said:
Without subjectfng the bill TO minute criticism
think its averments sufficient to present the
question the power of State OF the Union
wholly deprive another of the benefit OF water
flowing into and through the latter. and that
therefore this court speaking broadly. has 1uris-
dicton.
Coming to the question Of the demurrer. he said
The general rule IS that the truth OF material and
is admitted by demurrer. but in a case Of this mag
nitude. involving questions of so grave and rar
reaching Importance ii does not seem TO US wise
apply that rule. and we must decline TO do So