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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-03

Not with cannon or battle-shot
With sword or mightier pen;
Not with powerful word or thought
From the lips Of eloquent men;
But deep in some patient mothers heart,
A woman who could not yield,
But, silently, cheerfully. bore her part
Aye, there is the battlefield.
No marshaling troop, no bivouac song,
No banners to flaunt and wave;
But oh, their battles, they last so long,
From the cradle cen to the grave!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-03

Address all communications The DIS
patch Company. Richmond, Va.
Rejected manuscripts will not De re-
turned
mice and resolutions Of respect inserted
only as paid matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
TELEPHONE PROPERTIES PAY
Holdings OF Everett-Moore Syndicate
Reported I'm Prosperous
Condition.

CLEVELAND. Feb. THE experts en-
ployed by the bankers committee OF the
Everett-Moore syndicate to examine into
the physical and financial condition Of the
Federal Telephone company and its twenty
three subsidiary companies have made 4
partial report.
All OF the plants now in operation are
said to be in the best possible physical
condition. and with one or two exceptions
the subsidiary companies are said to be
earning from fair to good returns on In
vestments.
The net annual earnings on the COM
bined properties, It is understood, aggre,
gate nearly $500, 900. The net earnings Of
the United States Telephone company (long
distance), as indicated by the report, show
an operating profit Of about s115, 900 for the
past year.
The complete report Of the expert ac-
countants will. II is said, be finished within
a few days, when exact figures will be made
public.
As a result OF the favorable Showing
thus far indicated by the experts, members
Of the bankers committee, Il is said, feel
inclined to hold the properties intact, with
possibly a few exceptions.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
RECEIVER FOR AUTO FIRM
Appointment Made Temporary in
Hope the Company May ne
Made Profitable.

TRENTON, n. j., Feb. T.-Papers were
filed in the once Of the clerk in chancery
today showing the appointment at Newark
yesterday by Vice Chancellor Stevens Of q
receiver for the Automobile Company OF
America. The appointment Is made tenn
pprary, and a rule to show cause Is granted,
returnable before the vice chancellor at
Newark on Tuesday next.
The application for a receiver was made
by Everett Macy and others. They state in
the application that The company is insol-
vent, but that probably with proper man
agement It could be made profitable. The
company's liabilities are given at ss25. 167.
Of which $685. 900 consists OF commercial
paper.
The assets given are: Real estate, $685.
900; machinery. sis9. 900; stock. s1ss, 900;
book accounts, $4,000.
Mr.. Macy owns $3.50. 900 OF the company's
stock and the company's Indebtedness to
him is t35. 900.
Among the other petitioners are: John
H. Flagler, who owns $3.50. 900 worth Of stock
and to whom the company is Indebted SIS,
900; Sidney D. Ripley, who owns $751; 600 and
whose claim is ss5, 1000, and Frank L. I'm
derwood. owner OF s135, 900 worth Of stock
and whose claim Is SIS, 200.
The petition sets forth that the company
Is capitalized at $500. 900. and OF this amount
only $3.50, 900 was paid in cash, the balance
having been expended for patent rights.
The company's plant is located in jersey
City.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08

this evening at the fair. The crowds have
been 20 great and the work Of handling
them SO onerous that It was not possible
to complete the arrangements for these
distributions to take place tonight. They
will occur some afternoon next week. in
some public place, probably Boyd's theater,
and will be In charge of I'VE members OF
the lodge, who are representative business
and professional men OF the highest stand
ing, and who are not members Of the Elks'
fair committee. The date and the place
will be properly advertised in the papers.
The committee also decided, in expecta-
ton of a greater srowd than usual this
evening. to remove during this forenoon the
jail and judges stand, the postofice. the
bank, the poolroom and Barney castle, all
Of which will give considerable more floor
room for those who desire to attend.
They also called upon Chief Donahue Of
the police department and Chief Salter oil
the hre department for additional police and
fire protection tonight. A detail Of twenty
police officers will be on duty, and Chile
salter promised to be there In person with
a full force OF his best men.
The committee is determined that the
fair shall have an orderly ending. No dis.
orderly behavior OF any kind will be toler.
ated for a moment. All the active mem.
bers Of the lodge will also be present tc
assist with their best efforts toward this
end.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The funeral OF I. A. Garner win occur at
the family residence, $3.50 California street,
at 2 p. N. Sunday.
An insanity warrant has been sworn out
for the arrest OF Rosa Frank. 1906 South
Seventeenth street.
Or. A. p. Condor, formerly OF Chicago,
who has spent the last two years In Europe,
has located In Omaha permanently.
The jury IN the case of the State against
Thomas Delaney and Jerry Collins, charged
with robblng a Leavenworth street shoe
store, has been excused until Monday morn
ing at $50 o'clock.
Caroline Rasmussen has filed a petition
for the probate OF the will OF ner husband
John Rasmussen, who left $500 worth OF
realty and 1900 worth OF personal prop
erty, all OF which goes to the widow except
IS for the children. The viii names her as
6xecutriN.
The Omaha branch Of the American
Transvaal league will meet al the Paxton
hotel cafe Sunday afternoon, 81 which
Time a meeting will be arranged TO take
place in Council Bluffs. Miss Shirley, the
secretary, win address q nesting Of BOeI
sympathisers at a meeting TO be held In
South Omaha some time during the hrsi
part OF March.
Judge Keysor in district court has entered
an order granting the petition OF Paul A
EnslIsh TO take 10 the United States circuit
court the case of A. ID. Smith against Pau
A. English. Arthur II. English and Otto b
English, or the Blue Valley Plaster com
pany. Smith is resident In the east and ID
holder by the English brothers. Whose
stock he claims TO have secured at sheriff
sale made to satisfy an old claim Of his
AGAINST them.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08

DIR. Miller han savage and Alien.
OMAHA. Feb. S:-TO the Editor OF, The
ley, because. al things considered. It was
a righteous and brave act Of moral justice.
would have lone the sanS thing myself
also thank Governor Savage for his bold
and wise initiative IN a recent interview
river water and cana powers w the state
after that great example Of my native
canal, BY which this great west, as wen as
the Imperial state, has been enriched.
With mountains OF Iron In Missouri and
Omaha, Chicago and even Grand Rapids,
in the Old Timber state OF Michigan. are
pIss ana mS I" other timSirs. WIN loo ysaSSS
bushels OF winter wheat IN plain sight and
al other cereals Of the Latitude around Us
coin n every other leading town In the
state ought 10 rise Up as one man In
peal Oh our abe and fearless governor Tor
the development OF cheap power and irnga-
NY thanks go out 10 the intellectual giant
OF Madison county for his brief disclaimer
for Jefferson as the author OF the Declare
more learned men than Jefferson ever was,
fashie ned, IL they did not formulate, that
OF a string Of glltterinE a~bstractlons from
the French insanity q that day OF liberty.
s&aSalty s nS,b fr "a SIs.ssy t 6Ss 4 a. e a the II.
IA contsined' that Fall men we're created
free and equal" was. In the hands OF polih-
cal ambitions, the actual cause OF the civil
war. which came 80 near destroying this
| union.
Thomas Jefferson was made president OF
the United States BY Aaron Burr. who car,
ried the state OF New York and who had
as many electoral votes for president. al
yseIdSsesS0 70 the whispers Of ambition. he anS
not Jefferson would ave been president OF
the United States. The ingrautude OF JET.
ferson toward Burr. which led him 20 use
all the power of his great once 10 convict
and hang him upon insufficient evidence Of
guilt, was used In vain. because, and only
because. that judicial Rock OF Ages,
heroic John Marshall would not permit
such an atroci0us political crime.
courage to tell some Of the honest trutl
about the alleged author Of the Declaration
Of Independence. GEORGE l. MILLER
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
ONE STEP TAKEN in REVISION
Reform Article on Revelations is
Adopted by Presbyterian
Greed Committee.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE committee
on creed revision Of the Presbyterian
church. which Is now citing In this city.
devoted both sessions today to the consider
alton of a brief statement Of doctrine, de-
void Of all tech.icSiities, for popular use.
Earnest and exhaustive discussion was had
over the parts that could be included in
the report. At the C conclusion of the after
noon session a member Of the committee
said:
After a full and free discussion the COM
mittee has adopted one article which re-
lates to revelation. We have agreed on
the form Of the article. The substance
This is the first point that has been
voted upon by the committee and formally
The action today will stand unless It is
reconsidered, which can be done only by
a two-thirds vote. The committee to-
morrow. will return to the, discussion Of
the revision of the confession. We shall
go back to review the action taken tenta-
lively on Thursday, when. 1t was agreed
to revise chapters 3 and 10 OF the confess
sion by a declaratory statement.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
CENTRAL LABOR UNION MEETS
New Officers Installed and Standing
committees for Year
Named.

At a meeting Of the Central Labor union
last night the following onicers were in
stalled: 2 President w. %. sShrum; vice
president, G. A. Robinson; secretary-treas-
urer, j. A.. Polian; recording secretary, j.
A.. Bradford; sergeant-Rt-arms, Otto
Schneiderwind; trustees, O. p. Shrum, J.
H. Saunders. r. A.. Worthing. George
Kleffner was the installing ofhcer.
The following new delegates were oblI.
gated; Bookbinders, j. v. Schmlttrock. A.
Killian, w. e. Richardson; Iron Molders,
James Daughton. in place Of Daniel Ryan,
resigned; Bridge and Structural Iron Work.
ers. Thomas D. Carey and Fred Reissman.
The following standing committees were
appointed.
Lave; z; Schmidt. X. s: Fisher. o. p,
Arbitration-c. III. Robinson, William
obllnser, w. II. Daniels.
EaqSauonalRi KeTrrtgan; G. Adair, C
organization-H. Mcvea, Fl. Sage. NJ. N.
Home Industry and Union L.sbel-D
Preissman, George Ehlers, b. Caramelio.
Press. c. Vaughn. Richard Brown, b
Fraternai Delegates to South OMAHA
Barth, J. w OConnell, @. w. Wesson.
Resolutions we're adopted to be sent &c
the city council and the mayor protesting
against the renewal OF the contract with the
Thomson Houston Electrical company fol-
lighting the city. unless the company agrees
to stop the inside wiring business. worl
their employees eight hours a day and pa,
union wages.
The president was ordered to appoint 6
special committee to call upon the new
board OF governors OF Ak-sar-Ben and re.
quest them TO employ union men only In al
work in connection with the next carnival
A letter from the Chicago branch of this
American Federation OF Labor was in.
dorsed urging congress to push irrigation
In the western country. build reservoir
and 70 then open up the government land
for settlement.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
PETITION TO MGR. sHARETTI
Philippine Presidentes Prepare Note
to Apostolic Delegate Asking
Expulsion of Friara.

MANILA, Feb. 1.-THE insular presidentes
will present a petition to Mgr. sharetti, the
apostolic delegate in the Philippines, on
his arrival here from Rome, praying for
the expulsion OF the friars and friar bishops
In the interest OF the church, as the
FilIpinos consider them UNIT to serve In
the house OF God. A majority OF the presi-
denies have already signed the petition.
The Chamber of Commerce today adopted
a memorial to congress, urging legislation
for these islands. and also requesting the
appointment Of two additional Philippine
commissioners with commercial and Indus
trial experience.
General chafee reviewed over 1000
troops on the Luneta.
The Department of Instruction Is pre-
pairing a school Of te~legraphy. in order to
obtain civilians to replace the military
operators.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08

now famous remedy was first put upon
the market within the reach of all peo-
pie.
No other remedy is today or ever
has been openly and publicly endorsed
by medical authorities. And Paine's
Celery COMPOUND Is in no sense a pat
ent medicine. From the very first its
formula was, and 1t is today, freely fur
nished to physicians in good standing
anywhere. .
No man or woman whose nervous
system is not in perfectly healthy con-
dition can properly perform the work
that is his or hers to do. No person
with shattered nerv Ear run The race
Of life in competition with the healthy
man. While this Is true in every call
ing, there is no better example than
the case of the engineers who guide the
passenger trains on the railroads. And
it is true that no one class of work.
men furnishes a better example of
what Paine's Celery Compound can
accomplish than the railroad engineers
of America. They rely only upon this
remedy to supply the tissues that
their nerve-racking task .exhausts. II
was with the sanction of the authori-
ties of the great New York Central
Railroad that w. H. Raymond, the
engineer who runs the famous Empire
State Express, gave the following testi-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
MEXICAN CENTRAL IN MARKET
Branch from Eel Paso 60 Mexico
Sought by santa Fe ana
Rock Island.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1.-The Mexican
Central railway, extending from Ell Paso,
Tex, to the City OF Mexico. is reported to
be in the market and the Santa Fe and
Rock Island railroads are said to be rivals
In a race for its possession.
Paul Morton. second vice president Of the
Santa Fe railway, left for the City OF Mex
leo yesterday and his trip lie said to be due
directly to a plan OF the Santa Fe to acquire
possession Of the Mexican Central.
Since the building OF the Rock Island
extension from Liberal, Kan; that road
has paraIIeled the Santa Re into FL Paso
and in connection with the Southern Pa
rife has become the short line to southern
California points. From III Paso the Mex
lean Central railway extends directly to thu
City Of Mexico and would make a valuabl'
addition to either the Santa Fe or Rocl
Island systems.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
DIVORCE IN THE OVERLAND
UAisn Pssifs Nay Freak OF with It's
Hsrthwsstsrn Connection.
ItlIHsIs CENTRAL TO HAVE BETTER SHOW
Festive Statement that Change VIII
Ne Made Inside of Two Years
Comes from Union Pa
cihc Headquarters.

Il anticipate" says a prominent Union
Pacific official, that within the next two
years arrangements will be completed by
which the Union Pacific will discontinue
ito overland connection with the North
western line entirely and will instead en-
ter into similar relations with the Illinois
Central railroad.
Though this movement has often been
prognosticated, It will nevertheless come
az q great surprise in railroad circles. az
the years that have passed without any
action to that end being taken have caused
the railroad men to believe that the pro-
ject has been abandoned,
Two years ago. when the Illinois Gen.
trail first built into Omaha from Fort
Dodge. Ia, the air was full OF such talk
and this continued for several months "a
be q practical topic for prophecy. Since
then the rumor died out and nov the plan
Is really to be contaminated II plans under
way go through successfully.
This means a great deal Of new railroad
construction. mainly the double tracking
Of the entire Illinois Central line between
Omaha and Chicago. This has always been
rexpectea. as when the new line west wat
built two years ago roadbed and bridges
were all made to allow another track al
any time. Two years will be ample foi
the work. which. II the arrangements are
completed, will be begun inside Of three
months.
There are two good reasons why THU
new combination by which the Union Pa.
cfac will use the Illinois Central into Chi
cage instead OF the Northwestern should
be established. In the FIRST place. both the
Illinois Central and the Union Pacific are
strong Hartman lines and are therefore
naturally ellied In interests.
The Northwestern Is q good Vanderbilt
road. and while the Vanderbilt interests
controlled In the Union Pacific ownership
there was no trouble In maintaining thu
trafhc arrangement which has existed be-
tween the Union Pacific and Chicago 4
Northwestern roads up to this time. MOI
would this Connection be ruptured were 1
not that trafic d~ifhculties have arisen. II
that iiee the chief reason for the change
/. There have been disagreements as TO thu
handling OF freight and other points o
difference"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08

VX7HEN disease attacks the ner-
w vous system, the symptoms that
at once manifest themselves
differ in different persons. When the
intricate and wonderful nervous sys-
tenn is in perfect condition, no mar or
oma is sick, except from infectious
disease.
Sleeplessness, dyspepsia, rheumatism.
most of the weaknesses and ailments
that exhibit themselves in different
ways in men and women are now
known to be only the local symptoms
of the beginning of a diseased v
system.
1t is no more possible to cure these
Affections by superficial treatment than
it is to dam the Mississippi by a bar
of sand. The only effective cure for
these diseases is the repair of nervous
tissues! N.a
1t has been absolutely proven that
Paine's Celery Compound cures ner-
vous exhaustion in every ~aggravatinq
form, as no other remedy in the world
can. or does. In fact, it was by the
urgent advice of the ablest medical
authorities in this country that this
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
HOUSE NAY CONE
New Jersey Manufactursru Licking to This
City fer Location.
COMMERCIAL CLUB TO ACT IN MATTEP
Business Men from st. Paul, Mimi, "a
Be Entertained at n Club Next
Tuesday-PrOposed job
bers' Excursion.

The proposition for a Wholesale clothing
house In Omaha has taken tangible shape,
and at a special meeting Of the Commercial
club yesterday afternoon a communication
was received from a Arm Of manufacturing
clotbiers in Somerville. N. j., asking as to
the local conditions, with a view to taking
IN the question Of placing a stock In this
city. The firm says that 1t manufactures a
full line of goods and desires a western
house. The matter was referred to the Sec
rotary to make a showing as to the points
of advantage possessed by this city for such
a house.
A communication was received from Com
missery General Weston OF the United
States army relative to the purchase OF
commissary stores In Omaha. The letter
was not satisfactory 70 the club and re-
ferred to a report made by a board Of ON
GERS sent out to look over the situation in
Omaha and South Omaha. The secretary
| was instructed to request that a copy Of
the report and the names Of the oficers
making It be sent to the club. Letters were
received from Senators Willard and Die
trich saying that they would do all in their
power to increase the purchase Of supplies
at Omaha.
Il was decided to invite the st. Paul busi-
ness men who are to be here next Tuesday
to be the guests Of the club at luncheon al
noon Of that day. George IL. Maxwell, the
secretary Of the Irrigation association, will
be present at the same time. and the meet
ing will be given over 10 addresses by the
visitors and local members. no business "a
be considered.
On motion Of Euclid Martin the question
of an excursion into the territory tributary
to Omaha was taken up, and after brief con,
sideration was referred TO the secretary
who was instructed to sound the member
Of the club on the subject.
The death of L. A. Garner was reported
and the memorial committee requested 4
draw up fitting resolutions.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-DRY GOODS
The market has shown no Improvement In
generally quiet In staples and seasonable
tancies. Dark mapped goods for fall are
selling fairly well. Prices are nrm
throl ehout. Print cloths are hard 60 buy
In IN position. but prices are unchanged.
Linens are tending 1pward with an I'M
proving demand. BuTlsps are steady n
more buying Of late reported.
MANCHESTER. Feb. I-CLOTHS-Mar-
ket. quiet and steady; yarns, quiet with a
limited inquiry,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
MORE ROOM AT THE ELKs' FAIR
Committee Plans to Arrange for
rowds Certain 20 Come
This Evening.

At = meeting Of the committee OF ar
rangements having in charge the Eiks fair.
held yesterday afternoon. It was decided
that the distribution Of the four leading
prizss, namely, Count John A. Creighton's
gift OF $500. the brewers chest Of silver
ware, the Paxton-Thomas standard bred
colt. and the building and trades commit
tees diamond brooch. will not take place
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
The Nerves Control and
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monial for the bc1sft Of he hoHsoads Of
tOorkmeH in every calling who need a
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ergy and purify the blood, and make
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IAN engineer on a fast passenger
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tenn, perhaps, as much as any one else
in the world. After forty years ex-
p%erienee that is my opinion.
"For eight years / have been one of
the two engineers of the Empire State
| Express on the New York Central h
Hudson River Railroad, running be-
tween New York and Albany. This 10
the fastest passenger train on the
American Continent.
II have to be thankful for a good
| constitution to begin with, which has
| enabled me to keep up this work for the
long time / have been engaged in Il.
There have been times, however, when
| have felt run down OF worn out, and
needed a tonic to brace me for my
work.
II haze fdkeH Paiae's Celery Com-
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last twenty years. II has done the
work for me and l feel sure It will do Il
for any n else.
wv. H. RAYMOND"
New York. Nov. 10. 1901.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
PASSES BOTH SCHLEY BILLS
Maryland House of Delegates Favors
h Bronze Bust and Note
of

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. THE house OF DEL
egates, under a suspension Of rules. unani-
mously passed today the senate bill APP
propriating 5000 to place a bronze bust Of
Rear Admiral w. s. schley in the state
building here. In like manner, II accepted
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
nusenents
BoIlInE Arthur Johnson's Lectur,

Boiling Arthur JOhnsOn's Lecture.
The second Of the series Of illustrated
lectures by Boiling Arthur Johnson. under
the auspices OF Post A OF the Travellers
Protective association. at Kountze Memorial
church last night. drew a large and APP
preciative audience. By combination Of
kinetoscope and stil pictures taken from
good points Of view an excellent portrayal
Of many Of the interesting sights at the
Paris exposition Of 1900 was given.
The most interesting series OF pictures
we're those showing the ascent and descent
OF the Einel tower. The sensation pro-
duced was that OF the real movement OF
he elevators. and the cameras caught the
changing scenes In perfection.
Mr.. Johnson's descriptions Of the many
scenes thrown upon the eanva were apt,
interesting and entertaining.
This afternoon the Passion Play OF 1900
will be given aud tonight Mr.. johnson closes
his engagement with Stories Of the Old
South and the New"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-08
More on IN Colorado.

cLENwooD SPRINGS, coloa Feb. H.
OIL has been struck in a well at Para
chute. at q depth, Of $50 feet. II is the
in a wen at Dubuque. The second dts.
coyery has added To the excitement, which
was already at q high pitch.