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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
TO KEEP WELL IN THE CHILL SEASON

In many sections Of the country the Inhabitants are so a-
customed to malarial trouble that they expect a spell Of
"chfls" every year. hence they take no steps to prevent It.
This Is . wrOng Idea. With a little care to keep the vital or
gans In good condition, you can escape this misery entirely.
The proper course to follow is to take frequent doses Of
PRIcKLY ASH BTTTE Frs and to continue Its use occasionally
Through the sickly season. This remedy Is a thorough system
cleanser and regulator. 1t conveys a reviving influence to the
liver and kidneys, pu tribes the blood, strengthens the digestion,
and by its agreeable cathartic effect, keeps the stomach free
and the bowels open for the excreion OF impurities. When
the system is workin & smoothly and the vital organs are strong
the malarial germ which passes in with the air we breathe
nnds nothing favorabl lie to It's development, therefore A. r. harm
less, and although there may be much exposure TO the innu-
ence Of this poison, the happy possessor Of good digestion and
regularity in the system win pass through the season in ro-
bust health.
TRY IT THIS YEAR.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Is taken for the cure OF kidney. stou.
ach, liver and female diseases, rheumatisnn,
malaria, .palpitation Of the heart, head.
bloated stomach. night sweats, Eieepless.
ness, dizzlness, etc, 30 days treatment Is
cents. All druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

to have grown there. a part OF the animal.
so tenacious was his grip.
Before the first circuit OF the arena was
made the grasp OF the wrestler's powerful
arms had cut on the bulls b~eIlowings, ana
now the band, having ceased to play and q
deathlike silence prevailing around the am.
phitheater, only the labored breathings OF
man and beast could be heard. The
muscles on the arms. shoulders and mech
Of the wrestler stood out prodigiously. 90
enormous that they appeared srotesque and
unnatural. His face could be seen only
now and then. when the bull turned his
left side to the spectators. His head was
lowered far dow by the side Of the bulls
neck. A glimpse OF his face revealed veins
swollen to bursting. lips tightly compressed
and eyebails staring with a horrible fierce
ness.
Gradually the bull ceased TO charge
around the ring and began hornlng the
earth, endeavoring 10 crush the wrestler.
But the latter. his body ertwined tightly
around the animals neck and head. was
protested by the horns. Then the bull
made iunges at the Wall dividing the ring
from the audience. Backing away he
charged this wall several times with such
force that the entire amphitheater shook
with the conclusion. But here the horns
protected the wrestler. who never for an
instant relaxed his mighty grip.
II was soon evident that the bull wal Ia
the greatest distress. His breathing was
now something terrible in It's Intensity,
issuing from his nostils In a kind OF
whistle. He no longer charged the wall
nor dashed around the ring, but stood still
In the middle OF the arena.
For the hrst time Romulus was observed
to make a move in the game. Without re-
Taxing his hold OF the bulls neck he sud
denly drew up one Les from between the
horns and thrust Il outside. His weight
thus brought to bear threw the bulls head
70 one side and the animal made another
lunge as II to circle the arena. However,
he was too far spent. and checked his ad-
vance with a stagger.
Nov wal the supreme moment. Gather
Ing himself with a mighty effort the
wrestler was seen TO bend HIS head still
lower until II reached below the bulls
neck, his right leg was twisted around the
bulls nose and lower head. the great
muscles rose up to stili more tremendous
proportions and then the bull began
sinking slowly TO the earth. A wild cheer
burst from the crowd and the animal
started, as II 70 renew the contest. then
collapsed In . heap. The next instant
Romulus was standing with his foot on the
bulls neck bowing and smiling TO the yell
ing thousands.
The contest a. = whole q something ter
rible. yet MISUNDERSTANDING the
world has dreamed Of only IN the lore OF
the a~neisnts. where heroes. half sod and
half man. commended with the demons o.
darkness.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
QUAINT EnArunns OF LEE.

Only Through the X-rays could ]. p.
Ellis Of Anderson, Ind, a veteran Of the
civil war, convince the pension bureau at
Washington that he had a bullet in his
lungs. Mr.. Ellis applied for a pension
fifteen years ago, stating that the bullet
was In his lungs. II was said In the pension
bureau that be could not live with a bullet
there. Recently he went to indianapolis
and had an x-ray photograph taken Of the
bullet and tbs other Gay he was notified
that he had been granted ~ q month.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

The following table shows the total
amount Of wages paid TO wage earners Of
all CLASSES By manufacturing establishments
in the United States during the year 1901
and the proportion paid BY trusts;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

James cahill Of Virginia is probably the
only person in the United States who has
In regular use upon his farm an elephant,
which Is used for farm work. With the
swaying beast hitched up to a pillow be
can turn more ground han any OF his
neighbors with a team Of horses, and when
II comes to hauling logs the elephant will
walk away with ease with logs which the
best teams Of his neighbors cannot move.
The elephant eats little more than a horse,
and does man times the work Of one. Is
gentle and docile and little trouble, and
Mr.. Cahill IL more than pleased with his
experiment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

THE letter that never came Il the
foundation Of much pathetic fiction. n its
reappearance In q story causes the critical
nevei-reader to turn way in disapproval.
wondering why authors use such q thread
bare incident. to say nothing Of such an
improbable one, for letters rarely go
aatray In these days" But they do. Look
at the batch Of one hundred ten-ysar-old
letters overlooked for that length of time
BY a Chicago hotel and just turned over
to the ~postofice. There are the makings
Of any numher Of interesting tales-come-
dies n trasedies-In that bundle Of de-
layed correspondence.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

for the protection Of bull lighters in all
arenas, but no sooner had his enemy dis
appeared than another nag waved at right
angles from the hrst and another capa
was compelled to seek shelter. During this
time Romulus was stationed behind one
OF the guards at the other side OF .he
ring. his nostrils dilated and his eyes
blazing as II he were hugely enjoying tine
contest In anticipation.
Then three or four capas appeared at the
same time. waving red nags, and the bull,
wild with rage, charged with lightning r-
pidity. FIRST at one. then at another. BY
this time the animal was infuriated about
as much Is he wen could be and Romulua
stepped lightly from behind his harricade
and faced the bull.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

HfNNAfaaA1N0N AgLaAt NIMalNV
AZ most Of the stock and bonds are
listed at the several stock exchanges Of the
country and are bought and sold at prices
sometimes above and sometimes below par,
in accordance with the public estimate Of
their true value. II Is impossible to give
the actual Investment represented. In ad-
dttion to the manufacturing operations,
some or the companies are engaged IN mer~
camille, transportation and other pursuits.
and their capital stock and bonds were Is
sued to cover all those operations. In sew
eral instances the value Of the related in
dustries thus carried on Is enormous, as
where iron and steel companies own mines,
from which they obtain their raw material,
and railroads and steamships by which they
transport It. Several paper manufacturers,
for instance, ovn vast tracts OF forest
lands. from which they get their material,
and expect to get It for many years to
come. There are also certain Intangible
assets. OF which the census ofacials could
take no cognizance. such as patents, trade
marks, franchises and other privileges,
whose value cannot be accurately esti-
mated.
With this explanation Mr.. North has
nxed the true value Of the capital invested
by the 1873 trusts in their active ard Idle
plants at $1,46s. 522. 57s, or 47.s per cent Of
the total bonds and capital stock Issued,
and SIT. $50. 751. more than the amount OF
bonds and preferred stock issued.
Products Controlled by Trusts.
The most interesting feature Of the in
quiry. however. Is the proportion Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

tickets. YUM u'P
+. Q-Dates Of sale: Aug. l-lsth. inc sent
1-lOths Incl. Return, Oct. 31st. on ether
aays IN july and August rate viii De one
9l-Dates OF sales Until Sept. soth. Re-
@-Dates Of sale; August s-7th, inclusive.
Also circuit tours via Duluth or Chicarc
and Steamer, via the Great Lakes. epscfaI
excursion rates to many other points IN
minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota ana
eastern points. ~
Write US where you are going and We
VIII be glad 20 give you full informatlon.
Let US mako your Sleeping Car or Steamer
reservations IN advance.
Can a. Illinois Central City Ticket Onics.
NO 14Oz Farnam Street. or address,.
Dist. Pass. Ast., III. Cent. r. 4
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
Sent Free
to Men.

Free Trial Package of this New Dis.
eovery Mailed to Evsry Man
Sending Name and address,
Quickly Restores Strength
and viRor.
trce trial packages Of a most remark
A13e fenedy are being mated to all who
tnte the State Medical Institute. They
pnred 81 many men who had batusd Ter
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
HAUL OF COMBINES
Statistical Study Of American Industries
Controlled BY Trusts.
sMALL pERcENTAGt % bod OUTPur
Stocks and Bonds Issued, Number Of
Employees and value OF Product
-surDriring Features OF
Census Returns.

An analysis Of the census report on
American manufactures made By william
r. Curtis for the Chicago Record-Herald,
presents Instructive and surprisine fea-
lures. Contrary to the popular impress
sion. says the writer, the recent census
has disclosed the fact that only a small
portion of the products Of the manufactur-
ins industries OF this country are produced
and controlled by the trusts. The value
OF the total output OF all manufacturing
establishments during the last year was
tls, 004, 400, 14s, while the share Of the
trusts was S1.es7.S .sl1. or las per cent Of
the whole.
The director Of the census, in collecting
these statistics. included all corporations
organized in recent years by combination
or consolidation under a single corporate
management, Of q number Of plants en-
gagged in the same line OF industry. While
the word trust" according to the die
tionary, stands technically for a form of
organization under which the stockholders
OF each OF the separate companies assign
stock to a certain number Of trustees, Mr..
North. the chief OF the manufactures
division OF the census. went farther and
Included all Industrial combinations that
consist OF formerly independent mills
which have been brought together into
one company under a charter framed for
that purpose. He also included several
corporations the stock Of which Is held
by other corporations and controlled by
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

The bull wheeled quickly and. with un-
earthly beliowings Of terror. dashed around
he arena The spectators held their
breath and several American women pres
emit who had looked on with horror indeed
At the previous bull hght. but who had re-
tanned their senses. now tainted. The
Mexican population. accustomed 20 the
are wont 10 make the welkin ring with
their shouts Of applause, remained silent.
their eyes dilated with awe AZ the unusual
spectacle.
The bull eontented itself At FIRST with a
Wild gallop around the ring. now and then
tossing lie head and shrinking Il from side
TO side. Then il would stop suddenly and
leap backward. then sideWise. endeavorins
BY all the arts nature had taught n 10
loosen The vise-liks strip Of Romulus. But
Il was ell~in vain- The wrestler appeared
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

MAtuFe WOmtn ought as WIVeH.
II Is said that men ma the young gym
nastic maids Of today entertaining like toys
for the pastime Of a half hour or an even
Ing. but that when they are looking after
the stern realities Of eoniugAl life bonds
hey see more promising chances In the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

The list contains 1873 corporations, con-
trolling 2.02s different manufactures that
were active during the census year, and
also t74 plants that were idle during that
period. This shove an average Of eleven
active plants to each corporation, Sixty
three Of them we're organised prior TO the
year 1897 and ninety-two were chartered
during the eighteen months between Janu-
airy 1, 1899. and June so. 1900. The largest
OF these trusts or combinations lie the
United States Steel corporation, with
sl,O0b. 1851, 74o capital stock and bonds. The
total outstanding and authorized capitali-
Sation Of the 1888 corporations included in
the list Is as follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

For Z moment the bun stood stock slIil.
regarding this new antagonist with seem
Ing curiosity. whether this pause was
caused by the fact that the wrestler waved
no red nag sr that there was some subtle
Intelligence passing between them is enc
OF those unsolvable mysteries Of animal
life, whether It be man or o. the brute
creation.
The air Of Romulus was superb. stand
Ing like a statue OF Hercules carved in
marble, not a muscle moved or an eyelasa
quivered. The band had ceased playing
the moment the wrestler had faced the
bun, and then the great audience held ia
breath In anxious anticipation. Romulua
suddenly threw out HIS arms as with 4
gesture OF d~isdain; the bull accepted the
challenge ana charged across the arena
az II shot from a catapult. The wrestler
leaned slightly forward as the bull came
on ana, when within about I'VE feet, the
giant leaped toward the animal with the
agility Of = wildcat. lighting squarely be-
tween the bile horns. ANA tbs next in.
slant his sinewy arms we're wrapped
around the animals neck. The bull gave
q mighty roar, the band burst forth again
with a varlike melody. and the contest
between man and beast for supremacy vas
on.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
The SYSTEM REGULATOR

1t cures that "tired feeling" Removes consti-
patton. Helps digestion. Sweetens the breath.
Clears the complexion OF sallowness and keeps
the body in such fine condition that
or other malarial diseases cannot affect it.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

The most interesting feature Of the in
quiry. however. Is the proportion Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-18
DESIGNATE AUDITORIUM DAY
Directors select Day Upon which
wage Farmers May Contrib
ute TO Fund.

July 1 was designated as Auditorium
day by the board Of directors Of the Audi
forum company yesterday afternoon and the
wage earners Of Omaha will be asked to
donate one-half Of their wages earned on
that day to the Auditorium company for
the purpose Of completing the building.
While no plan was submitted II was the
general understanding that Auditorium day
is to be united to the Inauguration Of the
sale Of common stock OF the company and
that persons who desire may purchase this
common stock with their donation and have
an opportunity to secure the prizes or-rred
in connection with that sale. The day vas
selected upon the recommendation o. the
promotion committee. whit desired to make
a large demonstration on the day when the
common stock is nrst offered for sale.
This committee also recommended that
the Fourth Of July be the occasion for a
public demonstration I'd favor of the audi
torium project and that fireworks be dis
played upon the site that evening. The
matter was reeommltted 10 the committee
for a complete report as to ways and
means
The building and ground COMMITTEES re-
ported that the contract with Henry Ha-
mann. the lowest bidder for the construc-
tion Of the foundation OF the building. had
been signed and that work would be started
at the ground Monday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-18
TO RENoYATE WHITE HOUSE
Thirty Thousand Dollars Asked of
Congress 20 Provide New
Appointments.

WASHINGTON. April I7.-For the hrst
time since President AIthur's sdministra-
tion the old White House Is to have a
thorough renovating on artistic lines. Mrs.
Roosevelt has had her attention called to
the building and OF the need Of new furnish
ings for the entertainment OF large par
ties. So heavy has grown the list OF ia
yored guests In the Roosevelt household
that they have found It necessary to have
recourse to the famous East room as a din
Ing room, which, by the way, Was part OF
the original design OF the house.
One feature OF the plan o. renovation is
to turn this great East room into a state
dining room, involving a transformation OF
the decorations in those OF the colonial
style, with open frepiaees. The, present
old-fashioned flooring will give place to a
new parQuet floor Of hard. polished woods.
and an enormous rug specially designed
to suit the decorative scheme Of the room
will be woven In one piece, go that the
room may be easily turned into a charm
ing ballroom.
The White House dining service is a
strange conglomeration Of antique and mod
ern glass, silver and porcelain. and so
many pieces have disappeared that IL Is
no longer suflcient either In quality CT in
AN4ONI VI pAcCcs 10 serve ldrge dinner
parties. The new service which is wanted
will be OF Sevres porcelain.
The present state dining room will he
used for small dinner parties. IL also will
be redecorated. the present yellow color
scheme being obnoxious TO the family.
The entrance hall OF the house Is to be
renovated in general tone and character
Of the decoration, so that It may accord
with the embellishsd East room. In addI-
tion to these changes there is need for ad-
ditions for lighting facilities and also for
a staircase to the attic, a very urgent
need In case OF FIRE, the servants now being
dependent entirely upon the elevator. Much
new furniture of modern style Is required
in place Of the nondeseript types now scat.
tered through the portions Of the house
devoted to social use. To defray the ex-
penses Of this undertaking an estimate OF
about $50. 900 was submitted to congress.
and as reported today. the sundry civil bill
appropriation contains the necessary allo.-
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-18
LOCAL BREWTIES.

Henry Smith. colored, was sentenced to
jail for twenty-five lays in police court
for making insulting remarks to women
on the street.
Thomas A. stratton. a farmer residing at
Lincoln, with debts Of S.4I69 and assets
States court to be declared bankrupt.
The funeral OF Thomas Casey. who died
Tuesday night, occurred, yesterday after
noon from the undertaking establishment
OF Heafey & Heafey. interment in Holy
Sepulchre cemetery.
Mary Bilek tells the district court that
serted her and has otherwise so mistreated
her that she would prefer to live as a
single woman. hey Werr married August
q 1870.
Mrs. c. f. Elms Of Denton. Tex. has re-
Quested the police TO locate her son, W P.
FauIkner. who some time go, wrote her
siSee 4hicS time she has heard nothing
In Judge Fswcetts court a jury has re-
suit Of the New orleans Conee company
against II. F. cady, owner and Formerly
manager % the pellone hotel The claim
claim for SIS
City Engineer Rosewater has not decided
upon any special piece Of ground 10 be
designated as a public dump The matter
OF the disposition OF city garbage will be
taken up by the Advisory board al its
meeting next Wednesday, when, Il Is ex-
pected' something decisive will be done.
janitor al the Church OF the Sacred Heart,
Twenty-second and Binney streets, died al
st. JOseph's hospital Wednesday afternoon,
death being the result Of consumption The
funeral win tax place from the undertak-
ing rooms OF Heafey g. Heafey Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. intermenI at Holy
Sepulchre cemetery.
Complaint has been made 70 the Board
OF Park Commissioners that children are
stripping the bark from trees near Flor
ence boulevard, north Of Ames avenue
slippery elm trees seem 10 suffer mos
severely from these depFedations. As tbs
trees are on private grounds the commits
sioners were unable TO take ofnciaI action
and the compliments we're sent 10 the
chief OF police.
The architect IN charge OF the work OF
the federal building Is becoming impa ten
al the delay OF the authorities on the BIZ
for the construction Of the Seventeenth
street front submitted BY the Contractor
sometime go. Al the present time a fores
OF skaters, freprOOfers and plumbers are a
work. but the wings cannot Be completet
until the nnal plans OF the supervising
architect are knOWn- There are now abou
eight plans before the department for con
sideTauoR
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-18
MRS. WOODS GETS DIVORCE
Of the FIEgs Secures Her
Decree and n Gentle RE-
ProschinE.

Judge Keysor has granted a decree al
vorcing Charlotte Woods. a Figgite, from
John r. Woods. whom she accused OF
cruelty. In doing so the court chided both
the participants. and said:
The charge Of cruelty is sustained by
very little evidence. In fact, the only
ofense seems to be the calling OF names.
but Mrs. Woods has so conducted herself
that I cannot believe she cares for her
husband, and he can hardly care for her, so
they may as well be separated. l will de-
cline. however. to divide the equity in the
property, which is pretty we'll mortgaged.
and will impose on the defendant only the
costs In the case"
This and the similar divorce suit Of
Laura Donahoo against Albert J. Donshoo.
which is to be taken up next, are closing
features Of the litigation incident to the
rise and growth Of the Figgite faith. Mrs.
Woods and Mrs. Donahoo are both follow
ers OF the Figs. but their husbands nos
trils emit fame and smoke every time the
name Figg Is mentioned. This led to fam
lily dissension. which became open rupture
when the heads Of the house told thei.
wives that they must desist from longer
hanging out with the bunch Of F1ggs.
The trials have brought into court a
number Of the neighbors Of the contestants.
and yesterday the Judge looked down on
enough small children. including babes in
arms, to have supplied a dozen nurseries.
Presently one OF the women accidentally
stuck one Of the children with one OF the
pins in one OF her sleeves and in one sec
ond there ensued one Of the finest one
handed exhibitions Of ground and lofty
vocalizing that anyone ever heard. The
Judge stood 1t about one minute and then
extended one general Invitation to all moth
ers to axe their broods into his private
ONCE and there show the blessed little ones
the funny pictures in enc book designed BY
ana nIacLafo,a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-18
MALLoY GLAD TO COME BACK
Alleged EmbeEEler Says He waa Tired
OF Wandering About the
Country.

Detective Mitchell returned Wednesday
night from Chicago. having in charge John
Malloy, wanted here on a charge Of en-
~bezEling S4O2 from the Journeyman Horse
shoers' union, No. 10. Of which he was
treasurer at the time the theft is alleged
to have occurred. Malloy informed the
ohieer that since leaving Omaha about a
year and a half ago he had wandered all
over the south and east and was glad to
come back and stand his trial. He was
arrested in a small town about thirty miles
from Chicago while at work in a blacksmith
shop.