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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-14
ROOSEVELT FOR CUBA


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into relations of varying intimacy by the
Spanish war. Porto Rico and Hawaii have
their great benefit as well as ours, and
without any of the feared detriment TO
our own industries. The Philippines, which
stand in a different relation, have been
granted substantial tariff concessions.
Certain Special Obligations.
Cuba is an independent republic, but a
republic which has assumed certain special
obligations as regards her international
position in compliance with our request.
l ask for her certain special economic con-
cessions In return: these economic conces-
sions to benefit us as well as her. There
are few brighter pages in American history
than the page which tells OF our dealings
with Cuba during the past four years. on
her behalf we waged a war of which the
handspring was righteous indignation
against oppression and we have kept faith
Il is earnestly to be hoped that we will
complete in the same spirit the record so
well begun and show in our dealings with
which is essential for our nation to estab-
lish in foreign affairs If desire to play
well our part as a world-power'
Cuba Needs Our Help.
We are a wealthy and powerful nation;
owes to us her birth, who's whole future,
whose very life, must depend on our atti-
tude toward her. ask that we help her as
~ $500 49,
difficult road of self-government and In
dependence. ask the aid for, her, because
she is weak, because she needs 1t, because
we have already aided her. ask that open
handed help. of a kind which a self
respecting people can accept, be given to
Cuba, for the very reason that we have
given her such help in the past.
Our soldiers fought to give her freedom,
and for three years our representatives,
civil and military, have toiled increasingly,
facing disease of a peculiarly sinister and
fatal type with patient and accomplishing
lOrtituda. TO teach her how TO Use Alright
her new freedom.
Never In history has any alien country
been thus administered, with such high in
tegrity of purpose, such wise judgment and
such a si~ngle-handed devotion to the coun-
try's interest. Now l azk that the Cubans
be given all possible c:iance to use to the
best advantage the freedom of which Amer
leans have. such right to be proud and for
sacrificed. THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
White House, June IL, 1902.
DeadIOck is Likely.
The situation in the senate regarding the
Cuban reciprocity bill today indicated a
continued deadlock. There was no con-
ference between the opposing factions, and
members OF the committee on Cuba said
they did not know as one would be neces-
saryS 1t was stated that the Cuba COM
mittee would report the reciprocity bill
after a caucus OF republicans and let the
beet sugar men take the responsibility oil
passing the house bill II they so desired
1t was generally known that the president
was to send In a message on the subject
and during the early part Of the session a
great deal Of interest was manifested in
what the executive might say.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-14
Parry and Thrust.

Columbus (O.) State Journal: I'm so
sorry l was not at nome when you called
yesterday" ,gushed Mrs. Hipperkrit, who,
to tell the truth, was at home.
II was so afraid you would be-" replied
Mrs. Crusher, who had seen Mrs. Hyper
krit through the window.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-14
Another wreck victim Dead.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June IA. l.
Tomkins OF Nashville, an express messen-
ger helper, Is dead as the result OF injuries
received in yesterdays wreck on the Nash
Vile, Chattanooga & st. Louis railway, this
making the number of fatalities four. The
report Of the death Of Express Messenger
Webb was erroneous. He will i've. II Is
thought the other injured will also recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-14
DEATH RECORD.
rimothy Donahue, Bali Player.

TAUNTON, Mass, June 13.-Timothy DON
ahue, a base ball catcher, who was under
contract with the Washington American
league, died at his home in this city. He
played last year with the Colorado Springs
Western league team and previously with
the Chicago National league team.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-14
Robert S. Moore. York.

YORK, Neb., June 13.-(Special. )-Robert
S. Moore, aged SS years, died last evening
at the residence Of his brother, DR.. o. NJ.
Moore. The deceased for the last two years
had been living here. He was engaged in
the hardware business at Bradshaw, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-14
Jealousy Causes n Tragedy.

TRENTON, Mo-, June 13.-Ralph Lord, a
local character, at midnight shot and killed
Mrs. Arvilla Worrell, Of whom he was
jealous, and then shot himself through the
lungs. He will die.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-14

You- druggist will refund your money n
PAZo OINTMENT falls to cure RingWorm.
letter Old Ulcers and Sores. Pimpies and
Blackheads on the face, and all skin dis-
eases. 50 esntA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-14
IRRIGATION BILL PASSES
Continued from First Page.)

IOOHIIHUtu ITOW FIIbL IdBt'J
lea Of Chicago for First National bank of
Fort Dodge; National Bank of Commerce Of
st. Louis for the First National bank Of
Marshalltown, Ia; Philadelphia National Of
Philadelphia for the South Omaha National,
the First National of LrScoln and for the
First National of Holdrege. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-14
e. w. Grove.

The name must appear on every box OF
the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tab
let's, the remedy that cures a cold in one
day. % cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-14
Carl Bossow, West Point.

WEST POINT, Neb., June 13.-(Special.)
Bossow died Of consumption at the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-14

home of his father, Fritz Bossow. Deceased
was 26 years old and had been a victim OF
this disease for some years.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-14
CHICAGO BEACH HOTEL.

10 minutes from heart OF city. No dirt
and dust. Situated on boulevard. ana lake.
Al 5ist st. Blvd, Chicago. Send for Illus
tTated booklet
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-14
HOTELS.

The WILLARD onk 1Hn pSssElA''''
OMAHA'S LEADING HOTEL
SPECIAL FEATURES: 7
LUNCHEON, FIFTY CENTS,
1870 TO 2 p, IA
HEADQUARTERs FOR OMAHA RACE
MEETING, June BPS An the big horse
men will be at the Willard.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-09-12
A osel to Business Msn

When in need of competent as
sistants in the Office or store. .sd-
dress the. Dodds Commercial Col.
leEe. Rocky Ford.
We An prepared to furnish
.bookketssss steroSraphers or
clerks q short notice.
Do not shploy those .ho have
taken hut q partial course OF
training fsqa ore, therefore, M
quali6edN 70 render sat,sfactory
service. but consult the college
ssd only those who are known to
b Trustworthy and thoroughly
con petent will be recommended.
Very respectfully,
d. D. DoDDs, Principal.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-09-12
A Gosd Example.

The Fa,r association of Rocky
Ford has passed . resolution which
if effective will NO doubt do .
great deal toward drawing people
to the fair, and other fair asso.
Citations in the valley would do
we'll to follow their example, It
10 q followy:
Resolved, That it il the sense
Of the board of directors Of the
Arkansas Valley Fair association
that - exhorbitant prices have
heretofore been charged during
the fair by hotels, restaurants and
livery stables. for. lodging, meals
and livery business, to -thev dstri,
ment of the Fair association, and
the town and county at large, that
it il the sense Of the meeting that
the hotels, restaurants and livery
stables be requested-to make and
sustain reasonable charge during
the week Of the fair, and that
copies Of this resolution be pub.
lished in the city pspers. cr
The Holly chieftain., 1902-09-12
AurYvnII 1rKgA

Lewis Boehm is working for the
WOgc Bros.
Lee Brownlee is picking cantsloupes
for T. B. AShlin.
Miss Grace Sieman is working for
Mrs. Aug, +. Buck.
John Creech has move from G Esna-
dA to the house on the Majora. place.
J. J. Pierce Is having rock quarried
with which 10 build a chicken house.
Carl Anderson has moved into the
house recently vacated by }. 4. Fer
gus0n.
We are pleased to note that. Yim.
Pitner Is around again after bis re-
cent Illness.
Joel Knowlen is raising the walls
OF his house and putting ahinslc
roof thereon
j. T. Ferguson sold his crop to Carl
Anderson and left last Friday for
short visit la Missouri.
Mesdames VIM. Boehr, and Henry
Gentry left last week Tor xivisit at
their old homc-ia Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butcher returned TO
their home In M issourf after a short
visit with their son, Frank.
Miss Maud JsfIers. teacher Of the
Buffalo school, is quite sick. Allen
Biiderback is teaching in her place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Cannon of Holt
county, Missouri, are visiting with
Mrs. Cannon s sister, Mrs. j. J. Pie rec.
The Vincent Bros. threshin9 outfit
stopped Oh here while enroute. to the
Maxwell ranch, and threshed some
Alfalfa seed for Nr. Muller.
Frank Butcher, John Gordon. Joel
knowlen and j. J. Pierce attended
the republican county convention at
Lamar Monday, thev being the dele
gates from this precinct.
We are very much pleased to chron-
ical the fact that Carl Nelson and
Miss Lucy Boehm stole = march on
their friends and were quietly mar
ried at Lamar last week. But the
news got out. Is such things will, and
the boys Of the neiRhborhood got to
gether and showed their friendship BY
giving them a rousing chsrivari. Carl
did the right thing by the boys. We
join with the many friends Of the
bride and groom 10 wishing them q
long. happy and useful life.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-09-12
a esnM.aIeatisa.

AR. ED1roR:-Allow.. me. to
speak a few words in favor 81
ChamhehaiMs cough xpeaHdy. I
suffered for three years with bron-
chitis and could not sleep at night.
/ tried several doctors and-various
patent medicines. buf could get
nothing TO give ma any rsaisisnn;
til my wife got bottle Of this
valuable medicine. which has com.
plstely cured me. w. 8. Brock
man, BegneI., MO-. This, remedy
Il tor ssls BY Ikslmaa Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-09-12

days killing sand burs in his big
beet field.
Twenty of the neighbors
met at the home Of NJ. s. Bragg
last Sunday and filed up on ice
cream.
r. Welch Of Attica, Kansas, 10
expected in Holly in The near fu.
ture. +' Muck.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-09-12
Feetnas Favees . Texaa.

Having lis,re1sing pains in the
hesd, back and stomach, and being
without appetite, i began TO use
DR.. Kings New Lite Pills." writes
w. 2 Whitehead OF Kennedale,
Tex. "and soon felt like . new
man." Infshible IN stomach and
liver troubles. Only 25c at Ikel-
man Bros drug store. 7's,
The Holly chieftain., 1902-09-12
Rragyvills ltstns.

r. 4. Bragg is putting up hi.
a1fnafa. :. .a;y4e'- - ar =
Ms. All Thomas and daughter
<ssissd n =. Bragg and family
lat Saturday. -. - 'e',
Walter Padley is busy these
The Holly chieftain., 1902-09-12
AM1TY HXWS.

i'll during the past week,
The local tslspnens is being put
in shape between bore aud Holly.
W. y. Carter sold his Ane short
horn COW 70 George Thomas lest
vesk.
J. U. Romig il al smilss-it is
sEirl-sil are veil. Treats are in
order.
Col. Holland was in Coolidge
Tuesday on business pertaining to
the welfare of Amity.
J. q. Newman is pushing the
work. on. the, building to be used
- = hardware store.
John Gilpin and j. f. and Dan
Vebber are working at stone work
In Holly this week.
fhe railroad men put the car in
thape't to be Used as depot. 1t
will stand just east of the old beet
dump.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loynd came home
Friday from Rocky Ford where
they were enjoying q few days at
the fair.
Tho Amity Cantsloupe associa-
tion shipped three cars of melons
last week. Receipts have been
very satisfactory 70 far.
"Boone" Smith and ]. s. Cheno-
weth were in last week and took
out a load of coal for the threshers
in their neighborhood.
i, ". Walters and Joe Sprinkler
attended the Rocky Ford fair last
week, They look fair after their
trip which lasted three days.
A-Word from the Santa Fe says
the station agent will be along
shortly. Big corporations move
slowly and this may mean 60 days.
Geo. H. Thomas left Thursday
morning for Denver. George will
be gone about . week and will
not fail to shout for his man at the
republican convention.
w. J. Pratt has made A. F.
Glsse an offer 10 run his feed bus.
insss in connection with the paper
work. Mr.. Glsse, we understand,
does not think favorably Of the
proposition.
;.J.,H. Childs will build an sddi-
tioA on the aorth side OF his store.
II will BE- q room the same size as
the prssept building and will en-
able him 10 handle his increasing
business more satisfactory.
G. II, Thomas will make very
nsterial improvements in his
store room. The old building will
b moved back aud . l6 foot room
with . proper store front will be
pat on.
III. farmers are loading car Of
~sternslons this week. So few
melons At Rocky Ford and other
points up the valley makes good
Prices and our farmers: are not
dow in'taking advantage of them.
q. ". Robinson, who has the
contract for drilling the artesian
vsal, broke his drill machinery
and h delayed getting to work on
epE vsh, .Some people are slow"
but ~ will get there bye aud bye.
up. Pinkham now occupies the
seoms over the colony Office and
has arranged to got q building in
which he will start his feed and
grain busineaa. COmpAtition is
Evening journal., 1902-03-21
HORSES SCARCE IN LAUREL
Condition Of DR.. EllegOOd UnimprOyed
Farmer SuSiainS Serious Accident
Special 10 tho Evensng Tou,

special 10 the Evening Journal.
Laurel, March 2l.-HOrs6s are scarcer
this spring than they were ever known to
be IN this section. Farmers are having
difficulty In buying sufficient animals to
serve them.
The Rev =. A. Warfeld, d. d., pas
tor Of the local NJ p Church, has been
Invited 10 preach the baccalaureate SER
mon at the commencement of the West
ern Maryland Seminary. He also will
have charge of the services in the in
terests of education and literature at the
Conference, which convenes in Centre
VILE Nd. on April 3.
Jacob Jester, a farmer. came to Laurel
yesterday for a load of phosphate He
procured It. then proceeded to take on a
load OF tanglefoot. On his way home, on
account of the chilling winds, he con-
cluded to walk awhile. In attempting to
get out of the wagon, he fell under the
wheels, which passed over his body,
breaking four ribs and otherwise injuring
him. His condition is serious.
The condition of Dr. Robert Ellegood,
who IS critically i'll at his home. in Con-
cord, remains unchanged. The patient
regained consciousness for a short time
yesterday. He is not expected TO recover
DR.. Ellegood has been the most success
ful physician In Sussex county. For years
he has confined his practice to oonsulta-
tions and charity patients.
Evening journal., 1902-03-21
SUSSEX DEBT DECREASED
Levy Court Of That County Hears Report.
Timber Becoming Scarce
Special 10 tho Evomlng Journai.

Georgetown, MaFCn El.-Ine commit
tee of the Levy Court on County Indebt-
edness has submitted the following rc-
port to that body:
To outstanding county orders, A79S5S:
to outstanding road orders, S3,79452; to
outstanding jury orders, S2l652; to out
standing witness orders. Sl22.OS; TO out
standing poor orders. $2lS99 to State
debt and interest. s., 600; to recent bond
issue. $4,000; total, $Gl.7S0.69. The county
is creditor; To amount due from collec-
tors %0,S6O1; TO cash in treasury, Sl3.-
1898; total $54.3l9li present total indebt-
edness, $lOl6l.25.
Comparing this report with that Of
three years ago, it is found that the
county debt is $4,000 less today than 1t
was al that time.
This is encouraging to the taxpayers Of
this county
Thomas c. Horsey and James II.
Wright who have bought up all inter
ests I'm the widows dover of the estate
of the late william H. Hearn, situated
an Broad Greek hundred have made ap-
plicauon TO the Court Of Chancery for a
partition of the same The court has
appointed Emory b. Riggin. George X
Phillips. Isaac Morgan. Robert H. Boyce
and stansbury ]. Wheatley, commission
ers TO make the division.
The recent cold spell has been a ereat
set back 10 the farmers Of this county
a great many Of them had prepared the
ground for POTATOES and peas. Now that
The soil is hard frozen. it Is impossible
to go ahead with the planting 1t (.
usual at this time OF the year for pea,
to be out of the ground and growing.
Miss Edna Craig and Miss Mar,
lGucker. OF Philadelphia. are the guest.
lof Miss Gucker's brother. Joseph c
lGucker. ut the Brick Hotel.
Villain l.. Simpson. of Milford, was
a Georgetown visitor yesterday
Former Sheriff Robert Short and formet
Senator d. O. Moore have closed a dea
with Maryland parties for a tract Of tim
ber near Snow HIN, Nd, containing abou
500 acres. Good timber is becomln,
scarce IN this neighborhood. and Their
are but few such tracts as this remain
ing.
Evening journal., 1902-03-21
LICENSE APPLICATIONS
or DELAWARE.
Ofice No. 923 Market St.. VIII, Del.

NJ OTICE.-I. CHARLES HOFAfANN.
~ the owner ana occupant OF the house
situated I'm New Castle. known as the
Jefferson House, I'm school district No 49,
New Castle hundred. county OF New
Castle and State of Delaware, IN
compliance with the requirements OF the
Acts OF the General Assembly I'm such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that 1 shall apply i'm writing to
the Court OF General Sessions OF the State
of Delaware In and for New Castle
county, on Monday the 18th day of May
A. ID. 1902 being the next term OF
said court, Tor q license for said house
as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein
OF Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, TO be drunk ON the prem
ises, and the following respectable citi-
Gems of said school district, at least six
of whom are substantial freeholders Of
said school district, recommend the said
application. viz:
VIM. H. Mccoy, Jr., Albert pedrick,
E. l.. Chase, John McCalllon.
John NJ. Nallett, John n. Taylor,
John Thompson. Patrick McGrory,
Louis H. Duncan, w NJ Morrison,
W. j. Black. Mm. A. Duncan,
T.. E Rogers, Chas. j. Countess.
n. G. Bross,
CHARLES HOFFMAN,.
Evening journal., 1902-03-21
WOMAN As FlRE-FIGHTER
Mrs. Madden SmOtherS Blaze in In
manuel Church
Special to mo Evening JournaL

New Castle. March 2i--Mrs. Elizabeth
Madden, wife of Chief of the Lenape Fire
Company Peter c.. Madden. proved her
self a fire heroine on Tuesday evening
WHOM unaided, she beat out a fire in the
carpet in the centre of Emmanuel Episco-
pal Church.
Mrs. Madden IS the chorister at the
church. and had entered the building to
hold choir rehearsal for the Eastertide.
She was alone and the first 20 enter the
church. and discovered the carpet beneath
the chandelier in n blaze. Throwing her
books to one side she ripped a rug from
one of the pews ana soon beat the flames
out The other members OF the choir ar
nved and found the place filled with
smoke. They were about 20 sound an
alarm when Mrs. Madden quietly notified
them that the fire was out.
As published in the Evening Journal OF
about two weeks ago, rules covering the
free rural mail delivery routes were re-
ceived yesterday.
Friends OF John IIance and John Becker
arc satisfied that they Will be nominees
for city Council.
Thomas Booth left this morning for
Bridgeport, where he will get his fishing
skin.
ON account OF the absence Of the Rev,
w. G. Koons next Sunday, Mr.. Wise will
conduct the services IN the morning and
Edward E. Deakyne i'm the evening In
Nazareth NJ. E. Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs will occupy IN,
house now tenanted by Mayor Evan c.
Boyd
Theodore Cavender, an omploye OF IN,
Pusey and Jones Company, had his nngei
badly mashed yesterday.
George e. David. who Is i'm charge o.
the fishing station at Woods Hole, Mass.
stopped here yesterday while ON a trip {,
Washington by boat. He visited man!
old friends who We're glad 20 see him. lie
is a former resident Of this town.
AZ the meeting Of the Mogullnns las
night an interesting debate was held DE
tween NJ. b. Fleming ana Joseph Coheld
The judges decided In favor of Coneld
The subject was: "Who has the most enc
niles, the mouse, or the toad?"
Miss Grace Saunders has returned iron
a weeks visit TO Philadelphia.
Miss spotswood is spending tho mont
of March IN Florida.
Wiso's barber shop was closed yester
day because OF the illness Of Harr
Ahern who is suffering with pleurisy.
Robert King has an attack Of the grill
Evening journal., 1902-03-21

several years lato varieties have been so
badly damaged by the louise that many
farmers have ceased 10 plant them. For
this reason the farmer and others con-
cerned are hoping for good weather 50
that peas may be planted without delay
The farmers are also anxious TO get the
land tn readiness for other crops.
a letter has been received from Mrs. ].
W. Kelar who resided here several
years ago stating that she IS now matron
OF a sanitarlum I'm Australia Her son,
Martin Kellar Is n physician at the
sanMarium. The letter was posted Janu-
airy 2S. Miss Alice Sullson, Of this town,
Is also In a far-away country as n mis-
slonary IN Africa. Harry watson, son OF
Isaac Watson is also many miles from
home He has for several months been
IN the Philippines where he is volun-
teer I'm the United States army.
The Rev John Mitchell pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church. at Harrington, sail.
ed on the Germania, of the White Star
Line. this week. for Ireland, whore his
mother Is dangerously III.
James W. Ward, Of Wilmington, was
here recently.
Recent arrivals at the Columbia House
are: $ NJ. Trultt Philadelphia; NJ. J.
Crooks, Wilmington; Harry Z. Merrick.
Frederlca; =. J. Nichols. seaford; w. H.
Buzby Philadelphia; W. e. Howard
Salisbury; L. A. Davis, Greenwood; b. L.
Spence Wilmington; II. A. Rose, Pitts
burg; j. a. Trazzar Denton; Ira b.
Miles. Wilmington; J. o. Wright, Cam
bridge
Evening journal., 1902-03-21
RUNAWAY IN NEWPORT
Afforded That Quiet Town a Little E1-
ciiemmt-IrOn Company RuIargeS

Special 90 the Evening Journal
Newport, March 2i-Auss Jennie Stu IS
spending a few days with relatives in
Elkton Md.
John Hersher. OF Wilmington. visited
friends here this week.
John Scarborough, Jr.. a soldier at Fort
Mott. spent Tuesday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Scarborough.
A. X. Day met with a painful accident
at the shops Of the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Company Wilmington, Wednesday,.
He ran a nail in his hand, piercing the
leader. Ge Is confined TO his home.
J. Paul Cranston is home from Lafay-
ette College for two weeks.
While one OF the Merkel & SPAIN brew
cry teams was delivering bottled beer at
the Newport Hotel Wednesday. the horses
became frightened and ran away. Turn
ing shortly they started down st. James
street and ran for a square. when they
made a sudden dash upon the sidewalk,
and ran to the railroad leaving empty
bottles scattered along the route. The
Evening journal., 1902-03-21
Days Happenings in
Towns of the State

safety gates were up at the railroad
crossing and the horses proceeded across
the tracks at fun speed, They were
turned up Water street by crowd Of
men who were attracted by the noise and
excitement, where the team was stopped
by some oolored men. The horses and
wagon were uninjured.
The Marshall Iron Company commenced
yesterday to make larger extensions to
Its plant by building a new sheet iron
room and putting in a new siding to meet
the demand for spring trade.
Evening journal., 1902-03-21
Old POINT COMFORT, RICHMOND
AND WASHINGTON, D. C.

Leave Wilmington, Saturdays, March
29, 11.01 a. m. Rate, $31 for
round trip, including railroad fare.
transfers, stateroom berth Washington
Ito Old Point Comfort, one and one-half
days board at Hygeia Hotel. Old Point
Comfort, one and One-Quarter days
board at the Lexington Hotel, Rich
mond, and two and one-half days
board at the Ebbitt or Riggs House,
Washington. For itinerary and full
particulars, write or apply 10 II. A.
Miller, Passenger Agent, Wilmington,
Del