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Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
STILL PROBING FOR FRAUDS
Man. Returns TO, st. Louis Who iH
said 10 Possess Valuable
Information.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. L.-Impaneling Of the
December grand jury began today sad
further charges Of municipal corruption
will be investigated. James Campbell. for
whom deputy sheriIs have been searching
for weeks, returned home yesterday. He
and his wife have been at Eureka Springs.
Ark.
Campbell Is wanted to tell what he knows
about a large sum Of money alleged to have
been distributed by ex-speaksr Charles r.
Kelly to the house of delegates combine
after the passage Of the city lighting bill.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 1.-Governor
Stone has honored the requisltion OF the
governor Of Missouri for the retur OF
Charles F.. Kelly
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
NEGROES AMBUSH WHITE MEN
XIII Two IRSa May BE Lynched A.
Pursuing Mob Catches
Them.

R~EIDsvILLE, Ca, Dec. News has Just
been received Of the assassination on Sun
day night, near Jennie postoflce,' twelve
miles dfstAntJ of M!aMh and RoynBuTk-
halteFaoV yJ1G02 Tir.E ra ..t . 7l'.,~c
They we're shot from ambush by. Joe and
Ben Burton, negroes, who, we're aided by
two negro women and three boys. The
women and boys have been arrested. The
Buttons escapedS but are being pursued
and a lynching is expected II the men are
caught. ~ .3'G,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
DEWEY IS Tos,TAKE COMMAND
Admiral, with HIS stan, Sails for
Caribbean Sea to Participate -
In ManouVers

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-Admiral Dewey
resumed actual service today for the first
time since his cruise In the Philippines.
His four-starred pennant was hoisted
on the presidents yacht, Maynower, at
the Washington nav yard about Q O'Clock
and accompanied by the members Of his
stan, the admiral sailed away to assume
direct command Of the large fleet engaged
in the maneuvers in the Caribbean sea.
His staf included Rear Admiral Taylor,
chief of the bureau Of navigation, chief OF
stan; Captains Swift and Pillsbury. as
sistant chiefs Of staf,, and Commander
Sergeant. personal aide.
The departure Of the party was devoid
Of display and the customary salute to
the admiral was omitted at his request.
Mayhower will set its courst direct
for Culebra island. of Porto Rico, and is
due there next Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
NEED NOT PAY THEIR DEBTS
PeOPle Who owe Kansas City Brew
cries Are AbsOIved Prom All
Liability by Court.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 1.-The Kansas City
court Of appeals decided today thai the com
bination Of brewers that exists in this city
is a trust and a.. sneh It Is expressly for
hidden by the statutes OF Missouri and is
nlawful and that any man who owes one
OF these breweries in the combine need not
pay his bill and the brewer cannot collect
the debt even by going into the courts.
This deeision Sas made in tho suit Of
Ferd Helm Brewing company against a sa-
loon keepsr who owed them. In the lower
court the brewing company won the case
and got judgment. ThiS Judgment was re-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
WISH JESUITS TO RETURN
German Center Party VIII Again Ask
Repeal of Law and May
Succeed.

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The dennite statement
is made by the Breslau Anziger, a Catholic
journal. that the present Reichstag will
pass another resolution asking the govern
ment to repeal the law forbidding the
return Of the Jesuits to Germany, and 1t
is affirmed the Bundesrath will this time
consent to the. proposed appeal. This is
understood to be the result Of a COM
pact with the center party.
The center party has tried for years to
get the law rescinded and has repeatedly
brought the matter up in the Reichstag,
but the Bundesrath has steadily refused
to agree.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
Asks Approval of Pontmastsru.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The president
will tomorrow submit to the senate nomi-
nations for 1869 postmasters. Fifty-two are
in cases where appointments have been
made during the recess and forty-six are
to fill vacancies coused by death. resigna-
ton or removal OF the incumbents. In
sixty-one cases the commissions Of the In
cumbents have expired or are about to ex-
plre and in sixty-two the ofnces have been
advanced to the third class and the APP
pointment OF the postmssters vested In the
president.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
RAILWAYS WAGE RATE WAR
Maple Leaf Fare of soldiers
to Chicago and Rivals
RetaIiate.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Dec. IA rate war Is
on between the Chicago lines over the d.
vision Of business arising from the large
movement Of discharged soldiers from
Northwestern army posts to the east. Per-
haps 1000 soldiers are moving this week.
The lines made an agreement to charge
Ss.05 from St. Paul to Chicago. Today the
Great Western announced its withdrawal
from the agreement and made a rate Of 81.
A meeting Of the other lines was called
and the probable result will be a Joint
agreement of the six lines to meet any
rate made by the Great Western.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
Need MOI show TeIeErams.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The case Of the
United States against Edward A. Mosely,
secretary OF the Interstate Commerce COM
mission. involving the right Of the com
mission to withhold from the auditing off,
GERS Of the government copies Of tele-
grams sent by II, wah today decided in
Mr.. Mosely's favor. The court held that
the kilograms in question were Of a conn
Dental character,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
COURT TRIES DOCTOR GHoUL
FIrst Indianapolis Grave RObber
Appears to Hear Charges
Against Him.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 1.-The first OF
the trials Of the alleged grave robbers and
their patrons began today before Judge
Bailey, special Judge for the trial. DR..
Joseph C. Alexander, demonstration Of anat-
omy at the Central College of Physicians
and Surgeons, is the defendant.
There, were three indictments against
him, charging him with robbing a grave,
and buying and concealing the body Of Rose
Neidlinger, from Pleasant Hill cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
TELLS OF SOLDIERS HEALTH
Colonel Says Cholera IL disappearing
I'm Manila, but MaIaria and
DysenteFy Increase.

WASHINGTON. Dec. L.-surgeon General
o'Reilly has received advices from Colonel
Adair, chief surgeon in the Philippines, re-
porting an increase of cases Of malaria and
dysentery among the troops and q decided
decrease in cholera.
There were only eight deaths from chol-
era in the army during October and no
case has been admitted to the military
hospital In Manila since September l..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
Doctors All Agree.

PARIS, Dec. Consul General Gowdy
has received the report Of the committee Of
four American doctors appointed to make
an important post norton examination OF
the remains of Mrs. Ellen Gore. The re-
port is signed by each of the physicians. II
is in harmony with and In no way differs
from the report of the French expert. DR..
Socquet.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
He continued:
SOME ARE NOT SO JOYOUS
Continued from First page.)

shaw. who arrived in Washington last even
ing, were among those who saw the open
ing of congress today. Mr.. Hlnshaw comes
to Washington at this time to look after
the interests Of his constituents and to
make some recommendations in regard to
postmasters IN the Fourth district. Mr..
and Mrs. Hinshaw are guests Of their uncle,
Judge J. NJ FRAT, q well known Nebraskan,
but who for a number OF years has been
connected With the public service In Wash
ington. n'"i pa f" $50 ""' .'"..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
THROW BRIDGE ACROSS OHIO
Frisco Railroad Builds Through
Metropolis to Join Louisville
& Nashville.

METROPOLIS, ILL.,, Dec. Information
was received here today that Metropolis is
to be the point for a bridge across the
Ohio river for the Frisco railroad.
A line will be extended from Joppa, the
Ohio river terminal of the road, to this
city, a distance Of nine miles. The river
will be bridged here and a line built On to
May1eld, KY, where connection will be
made with the Louisville & Nashville.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
SWIFT GIVES CHURCHES CASH
Aids Methodist EpiscOpaIIan Body in
Chicago with Ten Thousand
Dollars.

CHICAGO, Dec. Ia gift Of SO. 900 by
Gustavus F. Swift to be used In paying
on the debts of the Methodist Episcopal
churches in. Chicago, was announced today.
The donation ia the result Of a movement
started some months ago and increases the
total amount subscribed to $4,000. The
combined debt of the churches lie S24O, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
Law to rake It's Course.

WASHINGTON, Dec. LIN an opinion
delivered by Justice Brown the United
States supreme court today Afirmed tho
opinion OF the California circuit court in
the case OF Simeon 3. Grihvas of Russia,
now in San Francisco. who lie charged with
the embeEzlement of t25 900 in his own
country and who seeks 10 evade extradition.
The effect of the decision is unfortunate to
GrinVas and the warrant issued by the
United States commissioner will take its
course.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
ACCIDENT MAKES EXPLORER
Ice Carries Ship Nearer Pole Even Than
Nanssn Got
ST. LOUIS MAN BRINGS STRANGE TALE
six Years In Polar Regions
Make Wilson NiiTner Latest Hero
Of Unknown Arctic Regions
Long Sought by Scientists,

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. Wilson r. Nit
ner, brother of the Rev. w. r. Miner Of
the Episcopal mission OF this city. has rSA
turned from An involuntary and perilous
trip TO the Arette regions, In which an or
binary shipf' eadEht in a mass OF swiftly
moving icebergs, reached a point as near
or nearer to the north pole than was ever
attained by professional explorers with a
magnincently equipped expedition.
Mr.. Miner had been gone six years. He
returns perceptibly aged ,hhdt worn from
the perils and privations3he had sGfered,
but says the experience was worth IL aTiC
He relates a most remarkable tale OF. che
voyage to within 500 miles OF the" eoaT of
all Arctic expeditions. The snip narrowly
escaped being dashed to pieces by the huge
blocks OF. ice, only the stout heart Of the
vessel and the bravery and ingenuity OF its
captain saving the passengers and crew
from terrible deaths.
Gale Releases Prisoners,
Mr.. Miner says OF his trip:
we started from Seattle on April IS ex.
pecting at the time to avoid the ice and
reach Cape Nome In about fourteen days.
We got to Dutch Harbor. in the Aleutisn
there we encountered huge fields of ice.
Nevertheless we were enabled to steam
tnrOugn aideu by StrOng SOutleTly WINGS
and about MEsy IL we began packing trunks
and writing letters. expecting to reach
Nome. on the morrow.
OhNtbes1Athi we became aware that we
had drifted into a different species OF ice.
Great tcebefgs doomed up on either side
of us 1900 feet thick and as far as the
eye could reach from the crows nest on the
topmast. Ice banked UP fifty feet above
decks of the vessel.
/ Finally we became aware with horror that
we were caught In the Arctic drift and were
being borne away from Nome. Two days
later we passed through the Bering straits
at the rate Of SIXTEEN miles an hour without
steam The huge ice carried us along.
Mr.. MINERS account OF the perils Of
the trip to within 100 miles Of the pole
is detailed and foil. He says the whaling
ship Genie, which was also bound for
Nome, became fast in the same drift and
was seen $50 miles north. of Cape Lisborne,
seventy or eighty days after leaving the
AleutiAn islands. The crew was in need
0k food which was furnished. The two ves-
sells lay in sight Of each other for two
days and then the drift parted them and
Mr.. Miner and his companions, drifting
farther and farther toward the pole, the
sun never sinking and the weather be-
coming ihtolefaBly cold. Much coal was
burned 'dSfIy to- keep the machinery from
freezing.
A gale from the north helped the ship to
escape. The captain took advantage OF
splits in the bergs TO ram his vessel
through. The vessel on which Mr.. Miner
sailed was Portland. "
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
FII Yacht Race Dnten.

NEW YORK, Dec. lat a meeting OF
the New York Yacht club tonight the new
measurement rule, known as the brace
the Americas cup race should be sailed be-
ginning August 20 and continuing on alter
nate lays until concluded =
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The executive eoun-
ell Of the National Transfers union has
ordered a strike Of its drivers against the
Peoples Gas, Light and Coke company to-
day because the gas company has dis
charged several Of the men for Joining the
union.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
Eerema. No Cure, No Pay.

Your druggist will refund your money II
PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure ringworm,
letter, old ulcers and sores pimples ana
hlackheads on. the face. and all skin dis
eases. 50 cents. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
Mnr Len.e TndIan Lnnd..

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The supreme
court today sustainedtthe power Of the Sec
rotary OF the interior, under direction Of
congress, to lease mineral lands held by In.
dams,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
HAND
FOR TOILET AND BATH

Il makes the toilet something to be en-
joyed. 1t removes all stains and roughness,
prevents priekly heat and ehahng, and
leaves the skin white, soft, healthy. In the
bath it brings a glow and exhilaration which
no common soap can equal, imparting the
vigor and life sensation Of a mild Turkish
bath. ALL GRoctRs AND DRuGGIsTs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
Cuban Ports Are open.

WASHINGTON. Dec. The Cuban gov
eminent has opened the following sixteen
ports TO commerce.; Havana, hatanzas.
,C~ardenas, Isabella De ssgua, Caibarlen,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
COLORADO LAW IS UPHELD.
State May Regulate Importation Of Live
Stock to Protect 0ftiEsnE
SUPREME COURT GIVES ITS DECISION
Right 20 Impose RestrictiOns f. Not
Denied by Constitution or Leg
i~sIatIOh, which Latter
wOuId he Void.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The United
States supreme court today upheld the con-
stitutionslity Of Colorado's stock quRran-
tine. The Law prohibits the Inn
p%oratlon OF live stock into tho state from
! points south of the thirty-sixth parallel
between April and November, unless they
have certificates OF health.
The law was attacked as contrary to the
provisions Of the Interstate Commerce and
Animal industry acts, but the court held
that any state has the right to protect its
own citizens.
An application for a writ Of error in
certain incidental habeas corpus proceed
ings were overruied.
Cattle Not Diseased.
In the course of his opinion Justice Hsr-
Ian said the cattle in question we're on
the way from Texas to wyoming and that
Is was admitted they were not infected
by any contagious disease.
Referring TO the contention that the
Colorado law 10 sntRgonistic to the national
animal industry act, he said:
Our conclusion Is that the statute of
| Colorado as herein involved does not cover
its eonstitStionality Is not to be questioned
unless II be In violation of the constitution
of the United States independently of any
AOBA5ldAlOl VI OUHIGb
OF the claim that one state has a right
to ship live stock to another he said any
state might protect its people against in
lection and c~ontagion, so long as care is
taken that the means employed to that end
did not go beyond. the necessities OF the
case or unreasonbly burden the exercise
of privileges secured by the constitution
Of the United States.
AS there was. no evidence as to the
practical operation Of this regulation upon
shippers of cattle, and as 1t appeared that
1t could be obeyed without embarrassment
or unnecessary delay, the court could not
assume arbitrarily that 1t was wholly with
out authority or that it unduly burdened
the exercise Of the privilege of those en-
gaging in Interstate
Law Not PrOhibitOrY.
He continued:
AS the statute does not forbid the intro.
duction of all live stock coming from the
defined territory, but only presoribes Ger.
tain methods Of protection, and as those
methods have been devised by the state
under its reserved power to protect tile
property of Its people from injury and dc
moi appear upon their face to be unreason,
able, we must in the absence of evidence
to the contrary, assume that they are APP
propriate to the object which the state
Is entitled to accomplish.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02

Nuevitss, Gibars, Barsccs, Guantshimo,
Santiago, Batabano, M~anzanillo, sauta
Cruz, Tunas De cara, Cienfuegos and
Trinidad.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
Chicaeo Teamsters strike Again.

The new kind Of General Arthur cigars
will please you II you care for good elgarG
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02
ROOTS RELATIVE IS DYING
secretary's Father-in-Law Cannot
4" Live More Than Few

NEW YORK, Dec. 2,-Early this morn
ing 1t is reported that Salem H. Wales,
father-Tn-law of Secretary Root, cannot
live more than asfeW hours. Mr.. Root is
on his way here from Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-02

Laxative
Bromo- Quinine.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-11-13
LOGGING INT Ii'RESTS
General Synopsis Of Conditions as Far
as Can be Learned. ---Companies
Represented.

important of these three is what
is known as the North district
and comprises those camps along
the line of Minnesota & Inter
national which has as it's termi-
nus Blackduck, a town about
twenty-five miles north of here.
In this portion, the Shevlin-
Carpenter company probably is
of the greatest Importance, al
though they are hard pressed
for supremacy by several other
companies. Among these latter
is the Thief River Lumber
company, which has now in
running order three camps OF
their own with several large con-
tracts let to jobbers. Under
this head it might be we'll to
mention a few of the old and
we'll established jobbers whose
names are as we'll known, espec-
tally to those who are employed, |,
as some of the larger concerns.
Backus and Brooks are among
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-11-13

Never before in the history of
the numbering interests OF the
great Northwest has been such
activity along the line of logging
as this year. The number of
small jobbers who take contracts
to get out a certain amount of
timber for the larger companies
as well as those companies who
hire thousands of men and run
scores of camps, are increasing
with every new impetus of the
industry. Many of the larger
companies own their own rail
roads on which they carry i'm
mense trains of logs. These
spurs are as a general rule spurs
connected by "Y's" to tn g
through lines of track. The
smaller concerns run from one
to five or six camps.
The interests here are divided
into three sections all of which
are tributary in a direct way to
this place. The first and most
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-11-13

these and run three or more
camps in this section. Here are
several companies who do no
logging but buy and sell, ship
ping from the camps. They
have their own camps to do the
loading, preparatory to shipping,
bnt aside from that they have no
interests here. Formost among
these are the Carney-Ce and
the Chicago Lumber companies.
The S. @. Jackson Mill Go. at
.Tenstrike give out enormous
contracts for cedar and pine.
Coming farther down the line of
the NJ. & I. is the Blakely s&
Farley company with seven
camps under their immediate
control already organized and
large contracts out to small con-
Germs. At Turtle is the J. Neils
Lumber company, managed by
Chris Burns, an old and we'll
known lumberman, and the Hal
verson Richards company with
from five to seven camps.
The north district is not more
interesting than the one to the
south. South of here few
miles are the fast organizing
camps of the Brainerd Lumber
company, and the railroad camps
of the H. G. Akeley company,
A. r. Hatcher at Guthrie is a
iebber of note in this district and
takes large contracts. In both
districts are the numerous camps
of Walker & Akeley, and their
record of thirteen miles of stand.
ard guage railroad built in six
weeks, having their head offices
at this place and Mr.. Kline at the
head.
The number of firms in what is
called the west district are not
so numerous but are of as much
Importance as those on the other
two. Tt comprises the region
west of here in connection with
the line of the Great Northern.
The Red River company leads,
having thirty-fve miles of logging
railroad of their own. The job.
bers here are numerous and will
get out lumber for both the last
named company and the Clear
water Logging company.
But no place in connection with
the logging interests is of more
Importance than the Employ
ment Agency office of Mr..
Wheelock, who hires men for any
and all companies in this section
of the state. Mr.. Wheelock has
become acquainted with every
lumberman and knows his men.
The office sends out between 40
and 80 men per day to the camps.
He has lists of help needed and
no one Is turned away from any
kind of work where there is a
possibility of his getting work.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-11-13
FINAL RETURNS
A General Summing up.-C0un.
ty DivisiOn.-Results
Brought in.

The election returns are in and
the canvassing board met on
Monday and Tuesday Of this
week and have given in their
final report of the election re-
turns.
The county division PROPOSE
ton is in muddle and a serious
one too. Several of the precincts
have sent in no reports on the
proposition at all, and the work
of the canvassing committee was
certainly no easy one. Our coun-
ty returns will soon be in the
hands Of the state board and as
to what they will do with it re-
mains to be seen. There is a
chance for a contest of the cleo
ton along this line, but the
probabilities are that nothing
will be done as the vote is ap-
aroximately correct and there
need beIno occasion for further
complications.
The vote on the county division
is as follows: Roosevelt, 437 fo1
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-11-13

and 691 against; Clearwater, 396
for and 48 against; Blackduck,
1853 for and 387 against. The
large majority against the two
propositions shows conclusively
that the county is better just as
it is for some time to come.
Following is the vote for the
various officers in this county:
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-07-17
Hot Weather Weakness.

II you feel tagged out, listless and
lacking in energy, you are perhaps suf
fering from the facilitating effects OF
summer weather. These symptoms in
dictate that tonic is needed that will
create healthy appetite, make diges
ton perfect, regulate the bowels and
impart natural activity to the liver; this
IIerbine will do; it is tonic, laxative
and restorative. ii, j. Freegard, Propr
Grand View Hotel, Cheney, Kan. writes
IL have used Ierbine for the past II
years and nothing on earth can beat it,
IL was recommended to me by DR.. New
ton, Of Newton, Kan" SOC at II. X.
Woods.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-07-17
Central R. R.
Nation, Decatur,
Peoria, Chicago,
Sioux City and Omaha.

r connecting with direct lines to all
points north, east and west.
Evening train carries through Pull
man sleeping and drawing room car
Evansville TO Chicago, and free recln-
ing chair car Evansville TO Peoria.
Trains leave Marion 6:59 a. m, and
2:55 p, m. daily north.
To Princeton, Ky, Fulton, KY, Jack.
son, Tenn, Memphis, Tenn, jackson,
Miss, Vicksburg. Miss, Baton Rouge,
and New Orleans. Train leaving Prince
ton 447 p. m, carries through Pullman
sleeping and Drawing Room car to New
Orleans, connecting at Memphis with Y.
* Nj. V. K. r., for Vicksburg and Baton
Rouge.
Train leaving Princeton 2:26, a. m,
carries Pullman sleeping and Drawing
Room car, and free reclining chair car
through to Memphis and New Orleans.
Connecting with direct lines to all
points in Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkan-
sas, Oklahoma, Texas, Mexico and Cal
ifornia.
Trains leave Marion ll:45, a m. and
7:22 p m, daily south.
Connection at Princeton, Ky, each
Tuesday and Friday, Nation each
Wednesday, and Chicago each Friday
with through Pullman excursion seep-
ers TO the Pacific coast.