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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
THERE is HOPE FOR EVEN
SUCH As HAVE GLIMPSES
OF THE DARK VALLEY.
Paine'S Celery
Compound
The Medicine That Saves Life and
Restores Lost Health,

A merciful Providence stiIl keeps the
spark OF life in thousands OF wasted and
feeble bodies. The htful. Pickering spark
will burn with decreased power as the hot
days OF summer approach. There is stIl
hope for even those who are now catching
glimpses Of the dark valley. The use OF
Paine's Celery Compound during the month
OF June will st once arrest the progress OF
wasting diseases. II will strengthen the
weak and inhamed nerves, rad the body OF
morbid waste material, make the blood pure
and give healthy action TO the stomach,
liver and kidneys. Nervousness. sleepless-
ness, rheumatism. neuralgia. liver ana Kid
nsy troubles quickly vanish when DIT.
Phelps marvellous prescription Is used.
Mrs Alice Terry Wood, 5l5 Highland street,
Helena, Mont. says.
i can say TO all that ] believe Paine's
Celery COMPOUND a great medicine. / should
have been in my grave IL it hadn't been for
the wonderful curing virtues Of the Com
pound, and ! can say to all who are tired
and run down. TO try II, and they will find
relief at once. My trouble was general
weakness, lack Of appetite, and heart trou-
BILE. ! have taken four bottles Of Paine's
Celery Compound and feel like q new per-
son. Now ] have a good appetite. DO all
Of my work, and feel we'll"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
GEORGIA NAMES A TICKET
Democrats Head state Nomination.
with J. NJ. Terrell for
Governor.

ATLANTA. June e.-Incomplete returns
received tonight from the democratic pn-
maries held throughout Georgia today nom
mate the following for governor aud state
O~f1cials:
Governor. M. Terrell.
Secretary Of State-PhiIlip Cook
Comptroller General-w. J. Wright
Treasurer-W. Z. Wright.
Attorney General. z. Hart.
Associated Justices OF the Supreme Court
A. J. Cobb and Samuel Lumpkin.
United States Sepator-AlexRnder S. Clay,
renominated rur the six-year term.
The following candidates were chosen for
congress. each candidate receiving renom-
nation. except T. W. HRrdwick. in the
Tenth, who won over W. H. Fleming. the
present representatives: r. z. LAster, J.
NJ. Grggs. Z. b. Lewis, W. c. Adamson.
l. F. Livingston, c. L Bartlett, J. ".
Maddox, N. W. Howard, r. c. Tate, 7. W.
Hardwick. ". NJ. Brantley.
The result OF today's primary is virtually
an election, as no other political party IN
the state will place a ticket in the field.
The election will be held in October.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
FEARS FOR HER DAUGHTER
nrs. Ida Prizes Asks Chicago Police
10 Look Up Mra. Olga
Churchill.

Mrs. Ida Prizes has requested the Chicago
police to find her daughter, Mrs. Olga
Churchill. nee Prizes. stating that she feared
The girl had come to some unfortunate or
harsh END IN the metropolis. As a conse-
uusnce the night details from every police
headquarters there were instructed last
night 10 look for the girl, her remains, or
some trace Of her whereabouts. while news
paper men in the Windy City were on q
herce stin aunt OF their own for q clue az
ITO the present abiding place Of the blue
Eyed young wife. Soon messages OF inquiry
70 Omaha started a similar investigation
hare. and Harry Churchill. olga's husband.
has seen. Said he:
'olgR has been seen In Omaha, near her
mothers home within the last two weeks.
bDd II stands 10 reason that Mrs. Prizes
Knew the girl was in Omaha / myself
have not Seen Olga since last August. and
30 not wish TO. but I am told that she
has been IN this city som tims.
Il took my wife from here 20 Chicago IN
April. 1901. two months after we were mar
iied In Council Bluffs. I secured a post
ton as assistant stewRrd on a Goodrich
line boat. running out Of Chicago on the
lake. and during the summer ! kept my
wife with me- on the steamer. But IN
August she fell in with a German eye
Doctor on one OF our trips. and deserted
me for him She said she was going bach
to Europe with him. have never seer
her since except twice IN Chicago shortly
tttsrwsrd when I passed her on the street. I"
Harry Churchill rev lives IN Omaha with
bis mother. Ms. Harriet Churchill. at 1s2t
FarnAm street He IL steadily employed
here as the western representative Of q
Chicago house. Mrs. Prizes Is living Al
H2&S North Nineteenth street. In April
1901. Harry and oigA. both greatly under
age. caused a great sensation here by cross.
Ing 20 Council Bluns n being married
against the will OF the parents Of both
Since then their career has been more OF
less faithfully followed by the linotype. Tn,
girl was extremely progressing. and
Churchill Ia a good looking fellow.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
PLANS DEATH AND FUNERAL
eide Because of B1Ei-
ness Troubles.

KANSAS CITY, June 6.-John ". Howry,
once a millionaire lumber dealer Of East
Saginaw. Mich, and who had Boston con-
nections, died at q hospital here At 4:S0
this afternoon from the effects OF q dose
Of morphine taken with suicidal intent At
q lodging house on Monday night.
Howry was 20 years old. He planned
his death deliberately and his condition
was not discovered by the police until
Tuesday morning. whsR he EEs found IN
conscious. He had written a note TO =
local undertaken giving instructions for the
care OF his body and had drawn up q mes
sage TO his soma, J. H. and H. X. HOwry,
who were associated with hin In the cat
tie business at Nara VkA, n. n. His note
continued:
Il took morphine. Cause. businssa
troubles with M son. J. H. HoWry."
Howry had been unconscious most Of the
time One OF his sons en- route from New
Mexico, IL expected here tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07

giant powder
'George, you are a mean thing i don't
care the lttlcst bit what's inside the old
earth. Only Il does seem as n we ought 10
Know. Perhaps we could guard against
thinEs better II We knew what 70 expect.
Pooh, pooh, my Dear. The chances are
II you knew what to expect you wouldn't
sleep a wink afterward. Your head would
be hued with the widest apprehension
Yours ears would be strained 10 catch the
hollow crash that foretold the end OF
everythtng. YOU'D walk ~pussy-footed for
fear OF breaktnE through the crust. You'd
a sulphur respiratcr and q lava cellar
ana a steel umbrella that would shed Gin
oers. oh. you'd enjoy your inside knovl-
edge, / don't think.
George, I'm not going to suggest any
hin serious again. You make Hcht Of
everything. AL ] had IN mind was a hole
bored down Into the earth far enough to
enable us 70 know what's going on down
there
And ! suppose when you found out YOU'D
pull the hole Up and fold 1t away for future
useg"
George, I'm not going to say another
word 10 YOU
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
Premature Enthusiasm.

The Philadelphia Times says that Glenn
emit A Griscom tells a story of the mayor
Of Portland, Ore, who. upon reading thai
Portland, Ne, was IN flames, dispatched
the following message to the mayor Of the
stricken city:
Portland. Ore, bleeds for you. What
can we do TO aid you?"
The mayor Of Portland. Me, replied:
I'VE need food and clothing, and money
TO buy both"
The Oregon man Immediately called q
meeting Of the city council, but the coun-
cilmen we're so indignant that the mayor
had dared wire without consulting them
that they adjourned without action. The
mayor was in a quandary, but he felt that
he had done his duty, and sent forthwith
the following TO the mayor of Portland,
Me:
Thanks for your prompt reply. I asked
only for information"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
Dry Ticket I'm Kunsaa.

MCPHERSON. Kan, June at the state
prohibition convention today the following
ticket was nominated: Governor, Rev. p.
W. Emerson, swanee county; lieutenant
governor, George W. Burlington; secretary
OF state, George Holsinger, wyAndotte
county: Audito& S. P. Gould, Barber coun-
.ty: treasurer. r. A Kennedy. Harper coun-
.ty; superintendent OF public instruction,
Mrs. LenA wallace. wyandotte county;
attorney general, F. NJ. McHale Of Law
renee; n-at-large. H. NJ. Ran
som. 1t was decided to appeal to the peo-
pie OF the state for q campaign fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
FINALLY LANDS NOMINATION
John DouEherty Named by Missouri
Democrats After Four Hundred
and Thirteen Ballots.

PLATTsBURG, Mo-, June 6.-John
Dougherty was renominated for congress
from the Third district here tonight on the
18th ballot.
WAXAHACHIE, Tex, June e.-J. BeaIle
was nominated for congress by the demo-
Gratis OF the Fifth congressional district
today. TO succeed D. g. wooten.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, June 6.-The demo-
cratic convention Of the new Seventh con-
gressional district at Camden today nomi-
mated r. Miner Wallace for congress.
NASHVILLE, Ind, June 6.-Francis N.
Grif1th Of Vevay was today renominated
for congress by reclamation by the Fourth
district democratic convention.
HERKIMER, n. Y, June 6.-J. S. Sher-
man Of Utica was today unanimously re-
nominated for congress by the republicans
Of the ~Twenty-seventh district.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
TROUBLESOME QUESTIONS.
For which Mount PeIee and La Sou
frtere Are Responsible.

Cleveland Plain Dealer: George, dear,
why is Il that the scientific persons don't
try 10 investigate the inside OF the earthY'
u suppose they consider II beneath them.
my owe"
There, George. you are trying 10 joke
again. I'm serious about this-real serious.
il seems 10 ms that IL would be doing the
world a great service n somebody could
find out just what II is stuffed with"
That 10 the woman OF IL, my dear. You
want 10 get at the cotton batting and the
saW0dust. Yes, you do. You are consumed
by q ruthless curiosity. You want 70 md
the funny business that makes the doll say
papa and mamma Its the destructive
instinct that all women possess"
Why, George. you're horridr'
oh. ! know your sex We've had sew
eral women In our family ] knew all about
you when i married you. But suppose you
could get your destructive little scissors
into the inside Of the globe. Would II DO
you \ good 70 md out bat the-eotton
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
coLLIERY GUARD SHOOTS BOY
Precipitates First Serious Disorder,
which sum Grave
Aspect.

WILKEsRARRE. Pa, June e-The spirit
OF unrest which has been msnifesting itself
more or less in this city and vicinity dur
Ing the last few days over the miners
strike broke ot in earnest in two places in
this city last night A boy was dangerously
II not fatally shot by a guard at the stan
ton colliery and & considerable portion Of
thu fence around the Murray %coIliery was
destroyed by Ere. There has been consid-
cradle trouble around the Stanton c%olliery,
which Is operated by the Lehigh & wiles-
barre Railroad company, controlled by the
Central Railroad Of New Jersey. The col
liery is located in the southern part OF the
city.
Several nights ago a portion Of the fence
surrounding the place was burned and also
a small building on the culm bank. Since
then other attempts were made to fire the
fence. The guards since then have kept a
close watch. Last night while Charles Nc
Cam, sgd lS, was walking along the field
outside the fence it is said a guard on the
inside fred a revolver or rife at him. The
bullet struck the boy IN the back.
The shot was heard by the people IN the
vicinity and It looked for a time as though
there would be serious trouble. The boy
was quickly removed TO the Mercy hospital
and the police notified.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
Supplies for Asiatie station

NEW YORK. June 6-Laden with 500
tons OF supplies for the ships on the Asiattc
station The cruiser Buffalo has sailed FOR
Manila The ship also carried 100 sailOrs 10
replace those whose terms OF service On
the ships Of the European and AsiAtic sta
ions have expired. Buffalo viii 20 direct
20 Gibraltar and ts expected 70 make ths
trip 70 Manila IN forty dAyA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
Crowd L. Dangerous.

The chief Ct the Wilkesbarre police, with
q squad Of men. went TO the colliery to ar
rest the guard, and after some trouble the
chief and his men gained an entrance. They
got their man, but the crowd on the outside
was so large and SO threatening that the
police did not dare take him from the
place. At a late hour the crowd was still
hanging around the e%olliery.
Shortly after the shooting the crowd
sought vengence on the company's prop
erty and some set fire to a trestlework.
The fire department was and
with considerable dificulty put out the
blaze.
At the Murray ~colliery, also operated by
the Lehigh & Wilkesbarre company in the
eastern part Of the city, a crowd Of boys
succeeded in buring about 800 feet OF a
high board fence that surrounds the COM
psny's property. The fire department ex-
tinguished the blaze.
The chief Of police made an investigation
and finally placed the blame for the shoot
ing on four coal and iron policemen who
were located near the place where the
shooting occurred. They were taken from the
colliery by q circuitous route and landed
st the lookup at midnight.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
No Mystery About II.

Chicago Tribune: by the way" re-
marked the man from the east, at seems
to me / have heard that my old neighbor.
Jake Billufus, who came out here some
years ago, disappeared completely and
mysteriously not long after his arrival"
He disappeared completely 'nough." re-
piled Rattlesnake Bill, but not myster-
iously, stranger. He wuz ridin' on q dyna-
mite wagon when the hind axle broke"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07

Colonel Arthur Lynch IL accused OF having
fought with the Beers in South Africa In
November Of last year. however. he was
elected to the House Of Commons TO repre-
sent Galway. 1t was announced in London
January 6 that Colonel Lynch would be pre-
vented from taking his seat in the house.
and that as soon as he set foot on English
soil he would be arrested on q charge OF
treason. It Is ssid that warrants for the
colonel's arrest are IN the hands Of the
London police.
Colonel Lynch has been living in Paris
for some time.
LONDON. June 5.-Colonel Arthur Lynch
In a letter to William Court Gully, the
speaker Of the House Of Commons. in which
be announces bis intention Of taking his
seat IN the house. says the end Of the war
In South Africa opens q new era, that he
anticipates general amnesty and that he
would say TO those hostile to him; DO not
strike me. but hear me-"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07

NOrhing ECU to Priekly Ash Bittsrs for
removing that sluggish. bilious feeling 90
ecnnon An hot weather. 1t creates strength,
lvgor. appetite And cheerful spirits.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07

At first a high cough, all
in your throat. You neglected
1t. Now il is down deep in
the chest. That means a
low cough, a lung cough,
bronchitis. Ayers Cherry
Pectorai controls the inHam-
nation, heals the torn men,
branes. Talk this over with
your doctor.
"Only half q botfle OF Ayers Cherry
Pectoral cured ma OF . dreadful cough
which had lasted for owe four years"
Mrs. J. L. Johnson, Winnie, Va.
D~saS-a0L lGE Ann CO. LsssA haIL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07

Movements Of ocean Vessels June q.
Al New observation-disclosures. from
Glasgow: koln. from Bremen.
from Liverpool Sailed-Grosser Kurfurst,
for Hamburg. via Plymouth and Cher
bourgr L'AQuitAine. for Havre.
Al Coronst-Arrfved-HaEel Branch, from
Liverpool, foI San Francisco.
AT observation-disclosures, from
Montreal WeEterlAnd. from Philadelphia
lvernia, from Boston 8ailed-COmmon-
wealth. for Boston; Dominion. for Mont
real
At Naples-Ar1ved-AIer. from New
York, for Genoa
At PlynOuth-Arrved-Fuerst Bismarck.
from New York. for CherbourE and Ham
burg.
adelphlA-
At Queenstown - Sailed - Tsutonic, for
New Rork RAynlands for Phiiadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
LYNCH WILL GO TO LONDON
win Attempt TO Take His heat in
House and staad h
Conseuueneea-

PARIS. June 6.-The correspondent here
OF the Associated Press learns that Colonel
Arthur Lynch has decided to 20 TO London
early next week. He will 60 straight TO
the House Of Commons, attempt TO take
his seat there and abide the consequences.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Omaha Charity association, operating tbs
crechs. was held Thursday morning In the
psrlors Of the Creehs- As a majority OF the
members are now out OF the city there wa
no business aside from that Immediately
concerning the conduct OF the Creehe.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
Local Packers Interested.
Service.

At II O'clock Oh Sunday ordination ser
vices will be held at St. Martins Episcopal
church. Twenty-fourth md J streets. One
candidate will be admitted to the order Of
deAcons and two will be dvanced TO the
priesthood. Arrangements have been made
for additional seating capacity at the
church on this occasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07

nestle science a q Gatherings academy
about 100 pupils have received Instruction
in the cooking classes. the circle having
aided By creating an interest in the work.
Upon suggestion Of the executive board
Il was decided that the society be divided
according to the Catholic pArhhes IN which
the members live. one woman from each
being appointed 70 keep alive the interest
in the organization during the summer
months. Meetings OF these supervisors win
be held At intervals. and It Is hoped that
the work will be resumed heartily In the
fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
Magic City Gossip.

Frank z Scott OF Sioux City is here
visiting relatives.
J. NJ. Robertson is making arrangements
to erect q dwelling at Twenty-siKth and D
streets.
D. S. Parkhurst has returned from q
western trip. He reports cattle in excel
lent condition.
Quite a number Of entertainments billed
for last night were postponed on account
Of the storm.
Mrs. r A Carpenter has returned 70 her
home at Butte, Mont, after q six weeks
visit with friends here.
II Is stated that plans for the library
will be held back until some arrangement
can be made about the grading on N street
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
q Davis Claim.

Rumor has 1t that l. A. Davis wants
some more money for drawing the plans
for the proposed High school building.
He has paid 1890 already. but the agree
ment was to pay him a'certain percentages
on the cost The building has never been
erected, and yet Davis. go It is reported,
wants more money. He alleges that there
Is still $1,000 due him for the plans. As
the plans were accepted the board will
doubtless have to settle. but there lie
going TO be q strong protest from tax
payers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
Examining Board.

President Miller Of the Board Of Educa-
ton said TO q Bee reporter yesterday that
Messrs. Pancoast and FIeharty had with
drawn their designations as members Of the
board. He stated that when these members
OF the board learned that there was some
opposition TO their appointment they ten
dered their designations. The opposition has
It was stated been removed and the mem
bers will remain. The examinations will
commence on Iuna IL
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07

b two lodges OF Odd Fellows will OBJ
serve their annual memorial day on Sunday,
June g. LENDERS Of the lodges are request
ed 10 meet at the hall on Twenty-fourth
and M streets At 8 O'Clock and proceed to
Laurel Hill cemetery where the graves Of
seven former member OF the order will be
properly decorated. After the decoration
OF the graves services will be held at the
~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07

The members OF the oratory department
OF the WomAn's club enjoyed their annual
ali-dRy picnic Tuesday at the home Of Mr..
B. F, Carpenter on South Thirty-seventh
street. the AFFAIR proving wholly delightful
In addition to the members OF the depart
ment the retiring and new ofheers OF the
club were present. also the delegates who
recently attended the Los Angeles biennial.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07
General Satisfaction Expressed.

The settlement Of the strike in Chicago
in connection with the tesmsters and
packing houses appeared to give general
satisfaction to the people here. II had
been rumored that unless a settlement
was made soon the trouble might spread
to other packing centers. While the
workingmen here, and especially the
teamsters, are, according TO statements,
well paid, q demand from the Chicago end
Of the union would have resulted in the
men here declining to work. The notice
that there is an end to the trouble seems
to satisfy business men, the packers and
the laboring men as we'll.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-07

Miss SteArns. general secretary Of the
Young women's Christian association OF
Lincoln, was in the city Wednesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-30
OUR POSTAL DEPARTMENT.

II reads Ike a page in comic opera.
that order of the postal department &,
Mr Bryan 10 pay thlrd-class postage on
the Commoncr because 60 IS sent rre.
TO some senators and Representatives
who have not ordered IL. says the Reg.
lister.
Under the ruling Of the department
Ia newspaper devoted primarily TO ad
vertising the goods OF one firm cannot
be entered as second-class matter. bu.
must pay third-class postage rates. The
Commoner is not published for the
purpose Of advertising any mans
goods. but the postal department holag
that 1t is advertising doctrines" and
therefore 10 be classified with such
publications as advertise special
goods.
Under this ruling any newspaper
that advocates specific theories OF pol.
itlcs, religion, or any cult. may be ex-
cluded from second-class mail privil. /
eyes because il is specially advertising
them There are few papers that are |
not given to some hobby. and this /. |
likely TO get them into trouble.
To read OF such action by Pooh. Bah |
~ 'Pina.ore' would be so funny as tc
make MS roar, but when the postal de.
lartment OF the United States begins
% make a speciality Of opera bouno
is thing not 10 be laughed al.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-30

The Kiowa County Signal allowed a
truthful citizen to write up a marriage
notice last week. and he concluded.
The young couple took the morning
'rain Tor ST. Louis, where they will
spend more money in a few days thar
WINE can earn in three months. The
groom gets salary OF s27 a month
which is about the allowance Anna
mas been used to for pin money. We
wish, for Willie's sake. that the oil
saying that IL takes no more to sup
port two than one wasn't a lie.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-30
De Wet.

no, sing me song both deep and strong
Like the thunder OF hoofs as they roii
along! ~"
Let the music ride with a swinging s,,,ss
Like ths galiop Of steeds in their strength
and pride. "a
When they reach AT ,beir h.i,t
foam and fret. 1''1
FOR sing Of rider-De Wet De Wet.
Through the black. s,m niyht comes =
stamp and beat.
And the dark Is a-clattcr NTH 49,.
feet ' se'
With the rattle OF arms as they wheel
and pass
And the dun. deep thunder across the
grass. '"7
who rides By night when the moon 4, ser,
ana me night owl answers. DE Wet, De
Hls home is the free veldts open face.
IT'S roof Is the azure OF endless gpace,
lie sleeps where he loosens his saddle
And hts only bed Is the good red earth.
Such leader Of men we ne'er have me,
And he fights for freedom-De Wet De
Wet. ~
Full many time we have held him fas,
Ana nave Va.nly boasted him caught al
last: "'
We have ringed him round with a ridge o,
steel ~
And have dreamed he was lying beneath
our heel
But the lion was Up and had torn his NET
ana was out In tho Open-De Wet, De
Wet
ne strikes US here with his troop TODAY
Ana tomorrow hundred miles away.
ne sweeps. wolf. DER the open yeldt
and he carries death In his cartridge bel,
re mas sworn an oath he will pay the I
And In death he viii keep tide Wet, De
Wet.
fear, W
When the clouds are thick and the night
is drear.
When the rain beats hard on the sodden
Ind the Wild beasts couch and the wind.
abroad
When the starless sky is as black as te,
'hen he rides on his errand-De Wet ia
Wet w. ~
n the s.S. dead Of the night. when the camps
'hough the sentinels guard and the rock,
are steep.
here's shot in the dark. there's a sud.
den cry,
die. 'e"'s 10
Who strikes by night when the moon Is
nd the dead make answer. De Wet. De
Bertrand shadwell in Chicago Evening
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-30

Our people have got oseI the scare
and have found that the touus.--
aDpralsing commission had no irtaa.
ticn u putting pailocks on the many
vacant lots within the c1rpo-sta lin
its. The city IS 90 an extent benefit.
ted by the scare az ve havs ai11t
three hundred more residence Dl.l.
ings TO De assessed for the city t1au
we had a week ago.