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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
ATTENDANCE is DISAPPOINTING
Complete Enrolment of state Univer-
sity VIII Fall Below
1000.

IOWA CITY. Ia, Sept. 29.-(Special.)-
President MacJean Of the university gave
out today the following somewhat disap-
pointing statement:
"our complete enrolment to date is 1880
students, and on this basis. the enrolment
for the year will not exceed 1000 etudents.
The enrolment OF our graduate college,
which last year numbered 127, is, from the
nature Of the case. not yet made up, so
the reports really are only for the college
Of liberal arts and the five professional
colleges. The increased standard Of ad-
mission, particularly in the professional
colleges, have been maintained at the ex-
pense of numbers.
"Our new year began with a summer
term having an increase in enrolment Of
% per cent as compared with the preceding
year. On this basis, we had e~xepcted a
similar increase for the year. but the en-
rollment Of the week Just closed would in
dictate that we shall not have this rate OF
The damage to the corn crop in
Iowa has caused a considerable number Of
students to delay a year. The unprece-
denied Freshmen rains OF the opening
week may have caused further decay.
THE outlook for the university in the
character and qualifications Of the students
and the increased number in the faculties,
In the additional equipment and new build
ings, was never brighter. The foundations
for two Of the medical buildings in the new
quadrangle, are in, and the build
ing era at the university. insured by the
OF $500, 900 for the buildings
alone. by the last legislature. begins to
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
.sherin Surprises "a Horsethief.

WATERLOO. Ia. Sept. 29.-(special.)-
Sheriff John T. Johnson OF Austin, MINI,
yesterday captured a horse thief near Den
YER, in this county. after a hot chase in
which he used up six horses before land
ing his man, who gave the name Of Moran.
He stole the horses only a few days ago,
taking two from a threshing outfit and
one from a farmer. He steered clear of
the towns and thus avoided detection until
reaching this county. When the sheriff
found he was on the right trail he made
fast time and changed horses six times,
The fellow was the most surprised man
imaginable when arrested, as he supposed
he had made good his escape and was jog
ging along in a spring wagon leading the
third horse. He is being held at bunker
ton until Governor Van SAINT issues the
reQuisition papers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
Routine of Departments.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.-(special.)-
Aaron X. Alton Of Charlton, Ia, James
Nichols of Madison, Neb., and Horner 8.
Mouser Of Heron, s. D., have been admit
ted to practice before the Interior depart
ment.
The comptroller Of the currency has ap-
proved the National Bank Of Commerce Of
Kansas City as reserve agent for the Custer
National Bank OF Broken Bow, Neb.
Abel Treat has been designated a mem
Der OF the Board of Civil Service examiners
for the postofice at Charles City, la.
The following Indian school appoint
ments ave been made: Miss Minnie NJ.
Ashbrook Of Freeman, Mo, assistant
teacher at Sac and Fox, Iowa; Albert J.
Bauman Of Denlson, Ia, teacher at Lower
Brule, 8. D.; Victor Z. Lambert Of Atlanta,
Ga, gardner at Pin Ridge. S. D.; John w.
Mcdonald OF Randolph, Wis, gardner at
Riggs institute, Flandreau, s. D.; Miss
Mary z. Howell OF Chamberlain, s.. D.,
laundress at Mescalero, N. NJ; Otto steifel
Of Burlington, Ia, shoe and harness maker
at Rosebud, s. D.; Miss Nellie Webb Of Ew-
ing. Ill, laundress at Santee, Neb.
Rural free delivery service will be estab-
lIshed on November l at Summit, Roberts
county, S. D., with two carriers; area COW
erer, eighty-hve square miles; population
1000. The postofices at Evergreen aud
Mazeppa will be discontinued.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
District Court Proceedings.

Judge Macy reconvened district court yes
terday, but as the two cases against the
city assigned for trial we're continued by
agreement, there was nothing for the petit
jury to do, so 1t was excused until this
morning.
Otto Roderick, charged with killing Rail-
way Mail Clerk Meyer, was a%rraigned and
took time to plead.
Ben Woods and John Murphy, alleged
pickpockets. entered pleas Of not guilty.
In the suit OF N. o'Brien against the
city Of Council Bluffs for damages to his
residence and furniture by a sewer on
Fifth avenue backing up into his premises,
Judge Macy ordered judgment entered for
the plaintiff in the sum Of 500.
The bail Of Lee Nestlehouse, the Omaha
man charged with working the short change
racket on Ray Cooke, a Broadway grocer,
was reduced by Judge Macy from $500 to
$500 and Nestlehouse furnished a cash
bond In the reduced amount.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
Davis sells glass.
Third Time May BE Charm.

David Dunkle OF Omaha and Mrs. Carrie
Arehart Of Canton, o., were married In
this city yesterday afternoon, Justice Bry-
ant, an oldtime friend Of the groom, per-
forming the ceremony. 1t was the third
matrimonial venture Of both Mr.. Dunkle
and Mrs. Arehart, the latter coming all
the way from Canton. o.. to become Mr.
Dunkle's bride. T. h groom is we'll known
in Council Bluffs and Pottawattamie county
and until a few years ago was the recos-
nized leading democratic politician OF Cres-
cent City. where for twenty years be held
the ONCE OF justice OF the peace. For many
years Mr.. Dunkle was known In ottawat
mie county as Chief Justice Dunkle Of
Crescent City.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
COUNCIL PASSES UP PAVING
Contrary TO Expectation Nothing but
Routine Business H.
Taken UP.

Contrary to expectation, the city council
last night failed to take up the question
Of the Harrison street paving or matters
In connection with the uncompleted paving
contracts. Routine business alone occu-
pied the attention Of the aldermen and the
session consequently was a brief and I'M
interesting one.
Acting on the recommendation OF the
committee Of the whole, the council de-
cided to acquiesce in the request OF the
park commissioners and expend $500 IL
necessary in grading the hill on Graham
avenue opposite to the driveway entrance
TO Fairmont park. 1t was also decided to
extend the curbing on the portion of East
Pierce street about to be paved seventeen
feet from the lot line, so as to reduce the
area to be improved to thirty-six feet in
width.
The city solicitor ives authorized to con-
fess Judgment against the city for $3.50 and
costs In the personal injury damage suit
of c. Simpson of Manila, la. Simpson,
while visiting in Council Bluffs, October
20, 1900, suffered a fall owing to a defective
sidewalk and broke his shoulder blade. He
sued for $4,000 and the case was assigned
for trial in the district court yesterday,
but in view OF the impending settlement
was continued.
The council voted in favor OF renewing
the FIRE insurance on the South Main street
hose house despite the vigorous opposition
Of Alderman Casper, chairman OF the COM
mittee on bridges and city property.
The city marshal was instructed to no.
tify the Union Pacific railroad to replace
the crossings over It's tracks at Eighth
street and Tenth avenue and to notify the
Rock Island, Milwaukee and Burlington
railroads to construct c~ulverts under their
tracks on South Sixth street.
City Clerk Phillips was given leave OF
absence to attend the annual meeting Of
the League Of Iowa Municipalities to be
held In Iowa City, October s and 8.
The contract with E. Brooks for tho
grading OF Ross street was approved.
The registrars for the general election In
November were appointed:
First ward-First precinct, J.. H. Corliss,
rep; Fred Shoemaker, dem. Second pre-
Second ward-First Precinct, j w:
precinct, 3. 4, Blanchard. rep; James S.
Third w~erd-First precinct. w. 8. Homer.
g giaRc;i, n \. b; b. H Msisnsi. G FeP.; ]. S Fl. Bryant RTS,
Fourth ward-First precinct. C. C. Rob-
precinct, c. Wesley, rep; G. /. FINLEY,
dem.
JcSSnn Grimes, rep; Bartei Nelson, dem.
sixth ward-F}rst precinct, a. M. swart,
J. Jep Johnson T n rep.; Carl qfn NegefSon. dem.
; The council adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning. when the aldermen will in
spect the paving on Fifth avenue recently
comDlated.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
CONFIDENT OF AN ACoUITTAL
woman Accused of Numbering Hus-
suit of the Trial.
band Has No Doubt of Re-

DIES MONIES. Sept. 29.-The trial Of Mrs.
James Gallagher for the alleged murder
Of her husband opened at Iowa City this
morning. A special venire Of forty jurors
was summoned.
Just as she left her cell Mrs. Gallagher
made her first statement for publication.
She expressed absolute confidence in &C.
quital and in clearing her name Of the
blight cast upon it by the alleged confess
sion Of Harry Holiday, who is also under
arrest on the same charge.
Holiday claims that while as a Farm hand
in G~allaugher's employ he won the heart OF
Mrs. gallagher and that she murdered her
husband without his assistance last April,
telling him OF It a%ftorward and eonhdinE Ia
him her Intention before the crime.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30

lants; Peycke Bros. against John T. Hazen,
sheriff, and others. appellants; George N.
Ferguson against o. D. Wheeler. judge.
certiorari; and rehearings in the following
cases: Christian Miller. appellant, against
L. B. Cousins. sheriff; Emma Holman and
others against the Motor Company, appel
liant; Emma L. Bellinger, appellant, against
Fannie L. Collins; East Omaha Land Com
pany against Jens Hansen and others, APP
pellants; Charles T. Officer. administrator.
against Oficer & Pussy and others. APP
pellants; John Lindt against Linder q
Filter. appellants. The latter case was APP
pesled from the superior court.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
900 In the supreme Ceurt.

The docket of the state supreme court
for October, which has just been issued,
shows eleven cases from Pottawattamie
county assigned for hearing at this term.
The cases from the Fifteenth Judicial dis
trict, in which Pottawattamie county is
located, will be heard three days. com
mencIng October 20. The cases listed are:
State CT Iowa. against n. J, Higgins. ap-
pellant; Andrew c. Graham. appellant,
against George w. German; w. W. LOOMS
ssainst IahA RsimeFE and others, spnel-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
stabbed a Policeman.

John Smith, who is supposed to be one
OF the Omaha Union Pacific strikers, was
arrested after a hard struggle last night,
and taken TO the city Jail. Smith Is
charged with stabbing a member Of the
night force who was providing in the alley
between Broadway and First avenue
shortly before midnight last night. The
ofRcer had visited several back doors,
and saw a shadow ahead of him. He made
q flank movement when Smith stabbed
him IN the mouth with a Pilgrim cigar.
and the othcer was happy for the rest Of
the night,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
SHAW ON A SPEAKING TOUR
National Committee Arranging Dates and
Places for the Secretary.
wlNDUp OF THE TOUR TO BE IN OMAHA
Schools in Guam Close for Lack of
Funds and Courts Are Likely to
Follow Suit mt an Early
Date.
CFrom a STAFF Correspondent.l

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Secretary Shaw is in New York
today TO confer with the republican ma
tional campaign committee, and it is stated
at the Treasury department that Mr.. Shaw
will make arrangements to deliver speeches
in a number of cities next month. His tour
Of speech making will begin in New York in
October on the occasion of the laying of the
cornerstone Of the new custom house, and
will end in Omaha Just before election. His
itinerary as now arranged is as follows:
New York, Boston, Hartford, Baltimore,
Columbus. Indianapolis. Princeton, Ind;
Terre Haute, Ann Arbor, Detroit, Milwau-
kee, Minneapolis. Sioux Falls, Yankton,
Wayne, Neb., and Omaha.
Ernst G. Timme, auditor for the State
and other departments, today submitted his
annual report to the secretary Of the treas
ury: Among other items falling under the
supervision of the auditor are those relat-
ing to expenditures and disbursements for
the expenses of United States courts Of the
country. The total expenditures and dis
bursements of the United States courts in
Nebraska during the last fiscal year were
$47,475; in Iowa. northern district. $37, 1857;
southern district, $46,0 54; in South Dakota,
$66, 006.
H. II. Hiatt of Nebraska, who has spent a
year teaching school In Guam, under Ameri-
can direction, is in Washington on a visit
to his father, who has resided here for sew
eral years. Mr.. Hiatt says the schools In
Guam have been compelled to close because
Of lack of money to maintain them. He also
said that the courts will shortly be com
PEELED to close for the same reason. The
cause OF the bankrupt condition, according
to Mr.. Hiatt, is due to failure on the part
Of the government to appropriate the sum
necessary to carry out the civilizing iniu-
ences planned by those in authority. The
naval appropriation bill originally carried
$3.50. 900 for the island, but this sum was
stricken out of the bill before it finally be-
came a Law.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
DR.. Reilly Goes to Madison.

CLINTON, Ia. Sept. 29.-Dr. ]. Edward
Reilly, who has been the pastor Of the
st. Johns Episcopal church in this city
for the past few years. coming here from
Omaha, Neb., has accepted a cali to the
Grace Episcopal church at Madison, Wis.
He will leave here for his new duties in a
few weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
Davis sells paints.
one Hundred dollars Reward.

Owing to the big run Of burglaries which
has happened in Council Bluffs In the past
six months a merchants police has been
organized, and in the future %ofheers.
whether OF the regular or merchants po-
lice, will receive a cash reward for any
burglars caught and convicted. In order
that the work Of the officers will be
known. It has been arranged so that the
arTesting ofhcer will receive full credit
for the arrest. One hundred dollars will
be paid to the ofhcer who arrests the man
who smoked fifteen Pilgrims yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
WITHOUT FIRE PROTECTION
Water Company and City Council of
ottumwn, Ia, in n Dead
lnGE

oTTUMWA. Ia, Sept. 2s.-The city water
supply company today made a demand on
the city o1icials to make a temporary con-
tract with It or It would shut of its water.
The franchise expired at midnight. The
council firmly declines to do this and tits
means that ottumwa will be without fire
protection for several days.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30

into the street on her back. She is unable
TO move her lower extremities and It Is
feared she will be paralyzed. only a few
weeks ago her father was struck near the
same place on the road and received IN
jurles from which he has not yet recoy-
cred.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
Boy Dies OF Injuries.

CREsToN, Ia. Sept. 2s.-(special.)-
Guy Davis, the 15-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis OF Thayer. who had his legs
seriously mangled a few days ago by the
cars while engaged in carrying water for
a railroad gang, died at the Cottage hos
pital here, where he had been removed for
an operation. He never recovered sum-
GENTLY from the shock Of the accident to
undergo the operation. His remains were
taken to Lucas for burial.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
Young woman seriously Injured.

WATERLOO. Ia. Sept 29.-(Speclal)-
As the result Of the Rapid Transit leaving
the track while crossing over the Dry
Run bridge. Miss Anna May Dorian lies at
her home seriously injured and Il is feared
permanently crippled. She was thrown
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30

Fade Goes to CrestOn for Hearing.

George +. Fades, the young dentist ar
rested Saturday evening for ounterfeiting
IS gold pieces, was taken to Creston last
evening by Deputy United States Marshal
Richards, where he will have his prelim-
mary hearing this morning before United
States Commissioner J. z. Sherry. Fades
preliminary hearing would. in the regular
course Of events. have been held before
Commissioner Wright OF this city, but the
latter is In California. Since his arrest
Fades has talked but little and seemed very
depressed yesterday afternoon after a pro-
tracted Interview with his wife and her
parents.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
Iowa Democrats Nominate Judges.

WATERLOO. Ia, Sept. 29.-(Special.)-
The democrats Of this the Tenth judicial
district have nominated r. J. Williams of
Grundy Center, and C. L. Everett Of Inde-
pendence. as candidates for judges of the
district court to oppose Judges Plat and
Blair Of the republican ticket. Both are
we'll known attorneys. The latter is the
law partner of c.. z. Ransler OF Independ-
ence, who was a candidate for the congress
sional nomination on the republican ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
N. Y. Plumbing Co, telephone 25s.
Real Estate transfers.

AhNoA
These transfers were filed yesterday in
the abstract. title and loan once Of ]. w.
Squire, 101 Pearl street:
Devisees of Franz Haas to George.
Haas, sek 6-77-40, W. d..............$ $50
j. b.. J~ohannsen to Henry Andersen,
lots ! to II, block 1, Hinckley's add,
and lots S to l6, block 8, Noes add,
Walnut, W, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
NJ. c. Wernimont TO Alva w. Boal,
lot o.. block 4, Twin City Place.
william II. Latey to M. C.. Werni-
mont, lot ., block 4, Twin City 80
race; rasnsb;sid 70 To- To ,;;'cco oi1an Oo
lot Z, block 80, Everett's add. W, d.. go
f.. J. Day to A. @. and f. ]. Gilbert,
part outlot 3, Manawa park. W. d.. 100
+. ]. Day, guardian. to same, undivb
lots 8, I, s, 9 and 10, block l and
lots T., 5 and s, block 2, Regatta
Place &. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: $50
II, e. Metcalf TO same, undivh Of half
interest In lots 3 and 10, block !,
Regatta Place, W. d......"...".". rs
Same to same, undivl-6 lots 5, I, s. 8
and 10, block ], and lots 4, 5 and 9,
block 2, Regatta Place, q. c. d....,,.. 80
s. II. Foster to same, lots Z and 5,
block 4, and undivm lots 3 and 10,
block !. Regatta Place, W. d.....,,.., 225
Portsmouth Savings bank TO p. II.
Ladiges, lot II, block 10, Pierce's
William X. Hoagland to Margaret
Melvin, lots 8. 10, IL and IL, block 5,
Fleming & Davis add, W. d......... 500
Augusta Lohan to Marie Lohan, lot
T. Baughn's subdiv, W. d...".".". l
Thirteen transfers, total.""""... ,s1S,941
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
Home raIent Thieves in Creation.

CREsToN. Ia, Sept. 29.-(special.)-
There seems to be a gang OF home talent
thieves operating in Creston. During the
past two nights four residences have either
been burglariZed or attempts made at bur-
glary. At two OF the places they we're
scared away before they gained entrance.
At one place they secured nothing, and at
the third they got some clothing and $3.50
In money.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
Open NavaI RecruItInE Omee.

A recruiting once for the United States
navy was opened yesterday in room IA at
the postofice building. with Lieutenant j..
p. J. Ryan in charge. Applications for en-
listment will be received until Saturday,
when the once will be closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
Guards Arrange Foot Ball Games.

The Dodge Light Guard foot ball team has
arranged for a game with Amity college
for Thanksgiving day, the game to be
played in Council Bluffs. The Guards will
play the Tabor college team here October
Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30

Strengthen the tired kidneys and purify
the liver and bowels with a few doses OF
Prickly Ash Bitters. It Is an admirable
kidney tonic.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30
The nest Cure Tor CoIds

Is DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Sure. pleasant. safe and guaranteed
TO soon cure or no pay. SOC, 500. For
sale hY Kuhn 4 Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-30

These transfers we're filed yesterday in
the abstract. title and loan once of ]. W.
Squire, 101 Pearl street:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-21
Northern District Terms.

Vinta. l. T.. Dec. 2O.-Judge Joseph
A. Gill has issued an order fixing the
terms for holding court in the North
ern district Of the Indian Territory. ef-
fectiye at once:
vinita, second Monday in Septem-
Der; Tahlequah. first Monday in octo-
Der; Miami. third Monday in October;
Prior Creek. fourth Monday in Octo-
Ter; Sallisaw. first Monday in Novem-
ber; Claremore. third Monday in No
yember; Ncwata. fourth Monday in
November; Vinita, first Monday after
the first Tuesday in December; Mi
ami. second Monday in January Prior
Creek, third Monday in January
sallisaw. first Monday in March, No
wata. third Monday in March; Clare.
more. first Monday in April, Table
quah. third Monday in April.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-21
WHY BAILEY FAVoRs 1T.
viii Fight in the Senate to Secure
Passage Of the Omnibus Bill.

Passage OF the Omnibus Bill.
Washington special says Sena.
tor Bailey OF Texas will make a fight
in the senate against any efforts of
the opponents of the omnibus state.
hood bill TO include Indian Territory
as part OF Oklahoma in any bill tnat
may be passed by the senate.
Il have received large number OF
letters and kilograms from my friends
in Indian Territory" said Senator Bal.
ley today, urging me to support the
Beveridge bill. as II is called. granting
statehood to Oklahoma and Indian Ter
ritory as one state. | can not reply
to all OF these appeals. but want to
make II clear that | am opposed to
any such' proposition. am in favor
OF the omnibus bill. The residents Of
Indian Territory are naturally anxious
to secure relief from their present
conditions, as they are practically
without any form Of government, but
they should understand that II would
be to their serious disadvantage to
have the bill passed uniting them with
Oklahoma at this or any other time
Indian Territory must be admitted as
state in a very short time, in a very
few years at most Then Indian Ter
ritory and Oklahoma would be entitled
TO four senators, whereas. by the terms
OF the proposed substitute, the two
territories would have but two sena.
tors, II admitted as one state. All OF
the large states are now in the West.
and all OF the small ones in the East.
! am unwilling to further increase the
advantage OF the East and add to the
disadvantage OF the West by making
one state where there ought to be two
The sole purpose OF the bill proposing
to admit Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory as one state is TO defeat the ON.
nibus statehood bill and to defeat any
statehood legislation at this session. F"
Most OF the statehood advocates
from Oklahoma, New Mexico and Ari.
zona have gone home for the holiday
recess, with the intention OF returning
TO Washington in January to renew
the fight for the omnibus bill. Even
the most enthusiastic Of these advo-
Gates are now beginning TO be de
spondent over the prospect OF secur-
ing favorable legislation at the pres.
ent session OF congress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-21
Three New Territory Banks.

A Washington special says the con
trolleT OF the currency has approved
the application of the following per
sons TO organize the National Bank OF
Commerce of Pauls Valley, l. T., with
a capital of $4,000; William A. Will
son. s. A. Jones. II. w. Jones, r. w.
Jones Jr and Garland NJ. Jones.
The First National bank of Gibson
and National Bank of Commerce OF
Holdenyille, I. T., We're today author
lied to begin business with a capital
of $3.50 each.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-21
Katy Crew at Work.

Deputy Ed Brents arrived in the city
Friday evening from Ada. Mr. Brents
says the Katy railroad surveyors en-
route to Ardmore from Coalgate have
established the line of survey as fas
as his town and are now at work be.
tween Ardmore and Ada.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-21
ALLOTMENT NOW.
=. N. snider. Real Estate and Allot
ment Agent.

II you have land to sell, | can sell
IL for you. If your price is reasonable.
If you have none, | can locate and as
sist you in alloting your lands in any
grade land you want have the sched-
ule and am acquainted with all the
grades. l make a specially of widows
and orphans. viii select under con
tract any grade required and run out
your lines, get your numbers and as.
sist you In filing at the land office at
Atoka or Tishomingo.
Address all communications to
F. NJ. SNIDER,
Box 562. Ardmore, /. T.