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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
JEFFERSOy'S lICNORY
The SAGE of Monticello 70 De Re.
membered at CAPITAL.
AN APPEAL T0YATION
The Association, Through Its Presl.
dent, Admiral Dewey, Requests
That All Citizens Contrib.
ute TO the Cause.

Washington, Feb. 2.-The Thomas
Jefferson Memorial association. organ.
lied for the purpose Of erecting at the
national capital an appropriate AMI
truly national memorial to the author
OF the Declaration OF Independence. .
through It's president. Admiral George
Dewey. has issued an appeal TO the
American people for funds 70 carry
out the object OF the association. The
text OF the appeal is as follows:
Headquarters the Thomas Jefferson
Memorial association has been organ.
tied to take the long neglected duty Of
erecting a fitting memorial to the mem.
ory OF the man who wrote the Declara.
ton Of Independence.
We have here beautiful and costly
tributes 10 the memory Of Americas
soldiers. sailors. statesmen. physicians.
inventors and phllanthroplsts: and the
soldiers and sailors OF France are hon.
ored. but there Is not one tablet 10
the memory OF that great American.
Thomas Jefferson.
we ask the people TO contribute &C.
eording TO their ability to this memor.
ial.
The character and cos, OF the pro-
posed memorial cannot now be stated.
Rigid economy will be observed ln the
expenses OF carrying on the work.
Every contributor will receive a Ger.
tihoate acknowledging his subscriptions
and carrying with Il membership in
the association. In time TO come these
will be badges OF honor
Contributions. checks. money orders
or drafts should be made payable TO
the order OF the treasurer OF the asso
ciation. Mr.. Jesse D Wilson. president
OF the Lincoln National bank Commu.
niestions addressed to the secretary.
W. s. Mexican. will receive prompt and
respectful attention.
GEORGE DEWEY.
Admiral Of the Navy. President"
The association is now complete in
Us fist Of officers. every state being
represented BY q vice president and In
some cases by q representative on the
board OF governors. these controlling
the body. No great movement OF a
similar character in this country. Il Is
claimed. has as its officers more men
Of national character and influence than
this organization. The association. Il
Is stated. Is thoroughly non-partisan.
the design being merely 20 raise a me.
mortal TO Mr. Jefferson as writer OF
the Declaration OF Independence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
PROTESTS MADE

New York. Feb 2-The members Of
che American. French and spanish col
onlcs have held a meeting. says a Her
aid dispatch from Caracas. and ad-
dressed protests TO their legations
against the outrageous proposal Of the
blockading powers that "the United
States should be the tool OF eGrmany.
The French colony declared that
France cannot agree that. ln the
bankruptcy Of Venezuela. Germany
should receive special treatment on a
loan which IL comparative only to the
Nine. Humbert loan"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
BE DRAINED
Lake Washington Must Remain as
Nature Made Il.
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN
Attorney General Of the United states
Directs That Injunction Pro.
eeedIngs BE al Once Insti.
tuted IN Matter.

Sanford. Fla. Feb 2-Unlted States
District Attorney Stripping received in
Structons by letter from Attorney
General Knox 20 institute at once in'
junction proceedings against George w.
Hopkins 10 restrain that gentleman
from draining lake Washington. at
the head Of ST. Johns river. into the In.
dian river by a canal through Elbow
creek.
Las, November application was made
Tor government sanction for the drain
age OF Lake Washington. which. II Is
claimed. Is not drained by the ST.
Johns river except In time Of high
water. A canal was 10 be cut 10 the
Atlantic coast. which is only a few
miles distant The announcement ere
ated great discussion at points down
the St Johns river. and the Jackson
Vile board Of trade made active e.
forts 10 prevent permission for cut.
ting the canal. The case Is 10 be
brought before Judge Locke az an early
date.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
ON GUARD.
c-nssetieut MILITARY Companies Protect
Car. at wstsrbary.

Car. at Waterbury.
Waterbury. Conn. Feb. 2.-with
companies Of the First and Second reg
iments OF the Connecticut National
guard quartered in various parts OF the
city ready for an emergency call on
account Of the trolley strike situation,
the Connecticut Railroad and Lighting
company officials reopened their lines
for business this morning.
The first car was sent from the barns
at 80 and trafIc was soon under way
on all lines. There were few passen.
gers on ,hs early cars.
One company OF the Nstional guard
was sent to Nausatnek and is doing
duty there at the end Of the car line
from this city
Alexander Winthrop. non-union
motorman. who was pulled from his car
and beat and trzmpled on By mobs
SATURDAY night, 10 reported In q seri.
Gus condition. Physicians fear he is
Internally injured. Eight other non-
union motormsn and conductors are al
the car barns suffering from injuries
received Saturday night All Of them
have wounds caused by n fusillsde OF
stones and pieces of flying glass.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
snnuarr Death LI.trn

Mazatlan, Mex. Feb 2.-There were
two deaths from the plague Sunday.
The people In the refuge shed number
100. There were i65 deaths In January
from the plague A number OF the san.
itary police took guitar from the
house " plague patient and is now
grayely III OF the same disease.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
EQUAL TREATMENT.

THIS IL wha, President Castro Says-..mi
Government wishes.
Caracas, Feb. 2.-In reply 10 Minis
ter Bowen's inquiry as TO what vene
zuela intends TO do regarding the ie
mand for preferential treatment mad,
by the allies. President Castro has
telegraphed:
The Venezuelan government desires
equal treatment for all creditor nations
In Europe and America. keeping In
mind. In addition. It's diplomatic con
yentlons and anterior stipulatlons."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03

New York. Feb. 2.-Presidcnt Cas-.
tro's troops have says the correspon.
dent Of the Herald At Wlllemstad. isl.
and OF Curacao, met with defeat az the
hands u the Venezuelan Nyolutionists
n point forty miles south ~ Caracas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03
Mll.. pln.a win IN. Klnr.

London. Feb 2.-GenerRl Miles was
the guest Of the king and queen at
dinner at Windsor castle N3undAy
night The Prince and Princess sf
Wales and oshers were among the
party.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-03

constantinople. Feb. 2-Thc fourth
Russian torpedo boat passed throul.h B
the DardInellea.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
LIBRARY MATTERS GET WARM
U~nIntentionRI Leak in Plans Excites
One of Members OF the
Hoard.

The differences OF opinion existing
among the members OF the board of trustees
CT the public library as to the best site for
the Carnegie library building has led TO a
certain amount OF il-feeling. President
Rohrer, who is an ardent advocate of the
Pussy site at the corner of Willow ave-
nue. and Pearl street, has, In consequence
been more or less criticised by those mem
bers who favor the shugart site. Trustee
Baird. on behalf Of the members who favor
the Shugart site. yesterday afternoon served
President Rohrer with a formal request
that he call a meeting OF the board for
this evening at 1880 O'Clock in the private
once Of Trustee J. j. Stewart.
The notice was signed by the following
members Of the board; w. S. Baird. Mrs,
Mary L. Everett. Victor E. Bender. ]. j.
Stewart and DR.. ]. Fl. Cleaver. 1t was the
evident desire Of those signing the re-
quest for the call that he meeting. like the
former ones at which the board expressed
a preference for the shugart site, should
be a secret one. President Rohrer, un-
aware Of the desire or intention OF the
members signing the request that It be a
secret meeting. showed the typewriter re-
quest to a newspaper man In the presence
OF Trustee Baird.
Trustee Baird resented this action on
the part OF the president OF the board, in
sisting that he had no right to make public
lie the request Of the members for a sscret
session. Some exceedingly strong Ian
guage was INDUCED in by Trustee Baird.
1t was stated yesterday that the price OF
the Pussy site had been lowered to IS, 1000
and that Of the Pinney property adjoining
to $4,000, thus placing It within the means
OF the board TO secure the site at the
corner OF Willow avenue and Pearl street
clear through to the courthouse grounds for
So. 900.
President Rohrer issued the following
call for a meeting Of the library hoard this
evening In the library rooms in the Mer-
RAM block;
Pursuant TO the adjournment OF the reg
ular session OF the board held on March p
and also pursuant 70 = request by more
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
Road.ter Club Reorsani1es.

The Council Biuffs Roadster club was re-
organized last night at a meeting Of horse
owners at the Kiel hotel, with these Of
hcers: President, A. w. Wyman; vice
president. w. b. Huston; secretary, w. H.
Ware; treasurer. J. II. Mayne; directors.
Fred johnson. G.. T. Joslin, A. M. Hutchin-
soE. e. T. Waterman. j., II. Mayne.
These committees were appointed; Gas
sincation OF horses-W. H. Dudley, Fred
johnson, w. f. sapp. Transportation and
music-s. B. Wadsworth. l.. Mucci, w. b.
Huston. The matter OF arranging for the
use OF the track at the. Driving park was
left to the president and vice president.
The club decided to agitate the question
of having the city set aside Third avenue
from Fourteenth. street TO the river as a
boulevard and driveway for the citizens Of
both Council Bluffs and Omaha. An effort
win be made TO prohibit the driving Of
heavy hauling wagons on this thoroughfare
and the club will seek the cooperation
and assistance Of the Commercial club in
this movement.
The mseting last night adjourned subject
to the call OF the president.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
NO Time WASTED
Prompt Action is Pleasing
Many Omaha Citizens.

Get down to the cause Of everything.
Bad backs are caused by sick kidneys.
Cure the kidneys, you cure backache.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for kidneys only.
No time wasted trying to cure other
troubles.
Omaha people endorse their merit.
Miss Nellie Mitchell. AIS South Eleventh
street, says: After a fall l noticed my
back aching occasionally and finally con-
tinually. IL grew so that l could not lie
perfectly straight and very often was forced
10 sleep on the floor in place OF my bed.
Two boxes OF DOan's Kidney Pills. obtained
at Kuhn a Co.'S drug store, corner Of Fiji
teenth and Douglas streets. gradually re-
lieved me Of the aching until II finally dis
appeared"
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Milburn Co. BunalO.
Remember the name. Deans. and take no
substitute.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
Good Roads DeIegates.

oNAwA, Ia, April 7.-(speclal Tele-
gram.)-The Monona county board of SUI
pervisors today appointed the following
delegates to the good roads convention at
st. Louis: Henry Harlow, Onawa; Jake
Folwell, Whiting; c. l. Whiting, Mapleton;
Joe Evans. Cantana, and c.. F. Putnam,
Soldier. Part of the delegates at least are
expected to attend. Henry Harlow is a
practical road builder and has had charge
Of the county grading force for some years
and hopes to get some new ideas at st.
Louis that will prove of practical use on
Monona county grading. The board of SUI
pervisors propose to pay more attention
hereafter to the making OF good roads.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. ESQ Night. Fss7.


The trustees Of Kane township decided
yesterday not to appoint a regular town
ship inspector OF roads as they are com
handed TO BY the new law, but instead
trustee Green will have general supervi-
zion OF whatever work may be done in the
ovnship. The board authorized Trustee
Green to employ a suitable man when one
vas needed AZ the regular rate OF So a day.
including team, and also such other labor
rs might be needed. He was also author
red to purchase all supplies.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
Additional Evidence said to Have
Been Secured AGAINST sus-
pect Rosers.

The inquest over Bert Forney, the muir
dersd saloon keeper, will be resumed this
morning. II is said the police have Sc
cured additional evidence connecting
Rogers, the suspect under arrest, With the
crime. Part OF this evidence, 1t is said,
will be furnished by a woman, who VIII
testify that she saw Rogers and. another
man peering into the front window OF
Forney's saloon about half an hour before
the murder. The woman passed the men
as she vent into the saloon for a can OF
beer. II is also said that the authorities
hope to produce a lad who overheard two
men talking over their plans to rob Forney
In front OF a saloon about two blocks from
the. scene OF the shooting.
Rogers has not been a%rraigned yet and
It is understood will not be until after
the close OF the inquest.
The funeral of Forney was held yesterday
morning and was attended by a large num-
Der Of his friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
n
Davis sells drugs.

Da Wis sells drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
Expert watch repairing. Leffert. 400 BY.
Celebrated Metz beer on tap, Neumayer.
FOR rent-Modern house. 10 Sixth ave.
Cabinet photos, &c per dozen. sos Bway.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Kellar are home from
Colfax Springs Ia.
Twelve piece chamber set. E27s. A. B.
Howe, 80 Broadway.
Real estate In all parts Of the city for
City Clerk Phillips has reappolnted Harry
NJ. Brown deputy city clerk and c!erk OF
the superior court.
There VIII be a special meeting OF BLUM
City Masonic lodge this evening for work
In the third degree.
Another half-pr1ce sale on short lengths
Of picture frame mouldlngs' {. T. Alex
Before papering your rooms we want 70
show you our elegant 1908 designs. c. b.
Paint. OIL and Glass company.
]. II. Folsom and Irene NJ. D%riscoll, both
of Omaha. were married In this city yester-
day afternoon by Justice Ouren.
The ladies Of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church will serve supper Thursday from 80
The ceremony of burning the mortgage on
the Grace Episcopal church rsctory has
been postponed until Tuesday evening OF
next week.
For Sale Cheap-Property at No. IL North
sth St; also property at N. h. corner Fifth
avenue and Thirteenth street. c. w. Gould.
MOrid-f1eTAlu ONCE. |
A number OF new members were enrolled
at the meeting OF the Retail Clerks sssocia-
ton last night, and the union now mss a
membership OF about fifty. Joe Hansen Is
president.
The funeral Of Mrs. Carrie Mann will be
held this afternoon at o'clock from the
family residence, 2g2 Benton street ana
burial will be In Walnut Hill cemetery.
The funeral will be private. Rev. James
Sims will conduct the services.
Three new cases OF measles were reported
to the Board Of Oi Heai ga y %sss %gg;sb ds TON
avenue; two Gordon children, 2l East
Washington avenue.
Charles McDougal was arrested yesterday
on a warrant from Justice Ouren's court,
charging him with the theft OF a clock
valued at IS, the property of Joe Murphy
an employee OF the Nevins livery.
Howard Weaver and Philip Organ re-
turned home Monday evening. They deny
the statement that they left home with
the Intention Of enlisting IN the navy en9
that they we're sent home by the police OF
Milwaukee.
Announcements was made yesterday that
A. A.. CovaIt's band had been r~e-engaged
for the summer season this year at Lake
Manawa. Mr.. Covalt left yesterday for chi
cage and other eastern points to complete
his organization.
The city council began its work yesterday
as a Board of Review. 1t made several
changes In the assessments, although none
was OF great Importance. IL VIII De a week
or two before the aldermen complete. the
work Of reviewing the assessment rolls.
John Laughlin, member Of the firm of
LauRhlin & EMen, attorneys OF Buffalo. N.
Y. has brought suit in the district court
against Margaret Ivil and other helrs OF
eighth Of the estate as an attorney Zee
National Roofing. Co, 126 Main Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08

and all my ambition was gone. After 1
had been in this condition for FIVE years,
my mother, who lives in Allenford, Ont.
recommended that l try DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. l began taking
them and, although my case was a stub
born one, in a short time l was better, and
in four months l was entirely cured. 1t
always gives me pleasure to recommend
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
to anyone who suffer as I did for l know
this medicine will help them"
Feared Consumption
Il was going into an unnatural de-
cline says Mrs. Charles Lavigne. Of No.
1917 Third avenue, Detroit. Mich. Il was
weak and thin, nervous and without appe-
tite, took cold easily and was afraid of con-
sumption. l could no. sleep. / was always
tired and worn out, my color all went way
and l felt miserable, Good doctors treated
me but failed 10 do me any good, and l was
discouraged of ever getting better till a
friend told me Of DR., Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People. / began to take them and
kept OF. till / had used three boxes. BY
that time I was an entirely different per-
son, The nervousness had all gone, | could
eat and sleep, / gained in weight and felt
strong and well. My friends began to re-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
improvements in Fairmount Park.

The Board Of Park Commissioner at its
regular monthly session last night de-
cided on a number OF improvements at
Paramount park. The archway which
formed the entrance to the Elks' carnival
grounds last fall will be reprinted and
placed or a brick foundation at the en-
trance at the end OF the motor cut into
the park. A platform for the accommoda-
ton Of the public will be constructed near
the pavilion to facilitate the car service and
the steps leading from the car tracks will
be re~arranged. -
A new range for the deer will be made
on the south side Of the draw just west OF
the band stand and a small ornate foun-
tain will be placed in Il for the use Of the
animals. A new house is to be built for
the storage Of grain and feed for the ami
mails and the park implements.
The bond Of Frank T.. True, treasurer OF
the board, in the sum Of SIS, 900 with Err
nest e. Hart and J. P. Greenshields, was
approved. +"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
RenI Entnte Trnnnfern.

These transfers were filed yesterday in
he abstract. title and loan Office of J.. w.
Iduire, l0l Pearl street:
fora and Emma j. Garmong. 10
James Morgan. eh nwA 2-TI-42, W as 4,O2s
josephine NJ. owen and husband ct
al 20 Catharine Heafey, part lots 10
and II. original plat, W d..,....,.,. 1000
Ferry Wood and wife to III. A. Mott.
NV fraction ~42-76-SS, W d,....-..,,., 1O.ll5
Ada A. Peterson n husband TO
Emma A. Williams, lot 1. block s,
Eubank's I'd add, W d............,... 1000
Aultman, Miller & Co. 20 George w.
Grouse and " p. Mcintosh, Teceiv-
ers, lots Ia, 9 & block s Bryant &
Clark's sub. ..v.vA:".;:".-" .....
ieorge l. Whitehead and wife to
Lottie Rand. eb lots 6 and Z block
4. Oakland, W Lbs
eobert BleaGly and wife 20 Painter
Knox. part lot 2 In lot 3 original
plat, 3 " :.-..."-.... 20
fainter Knox 20 J. 8. Lidgett. same,
8homas Maioney and wife to J.. s.
|Lidgett, same, q c d..-..--.,.....
ustin Howard and wife TO Victor f..
Bender. lots l. 2 :. block 81, Rail-
road add, q c d....""-"""....... 10
Ten transfers, ag~gregatins b.. ,.,.. Ns,ses
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale Peop|e.

tits none too early ohgn nov. Gba box from yord druggist odav Take oe pill alter
meal 10 b:SIey you DON'T rget have tn box placed at your plate at tabe Remember
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pound %n tm n" price powdsra d as a tsaspontna at BED hs ostr up your r WYE, but 6 on q TAX ECU
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Y Is are filling with good red blood For your encouragement we print few statements Of
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
Miners Cult work.

oTTUMWA, Ia. April 7.-(speciaI.)-Be-
cause Of disagreement over an increase Of
l2h per cent deficient work rooms and en-
tries, the Whitebreast Fuel eompany's mine
at Hilton shut down this morning. Men
ditiOn.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
WOMAN JUMPS INTO A POND
Dependency and HI-HenIth Cause
Iowa Woman to Take
Her Life. e

STAFFORD, Ia. April Mrs. A. B.
Barkhurst, wife Of Hon. A.. B. %Barkhurst,
prominent in republican political circles
and wealthy retired farmer, this morning
at 10 o'clock deliberately walked from her
home to a pond half a mile away and
jumped In. ,
Her body was found an hour afterward.
Dependency and ill-health are reported to
be causes which led up TO the suicide.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
TaIks to the Teaehera.

sIBLEY, Ia. April 7.-(special Tele-
gram.)-Tonight Or. Bolton, professor Of
pedagogy In the Iowa State university. lee
tured 20 the hundred members OF the osce-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
worlds Best Pile Cure.

Why endure t~ortures from piles till you
contract a fatal disease when Bucklen's
Arnica salves cures. or no pay7 25c. For
sale by Kuhn G. Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
Impure Blood.

Last spring. says Waiter LANES, of
No. 1856 Bread street, Providence, Il. L.,
Il was made miserable by the appearance
OF botls all over my body. They panied me
a great deal and nothing / tCov I'D me any
good until tried Dr.. WilllHu,s Pink Pills
for Pale Heople. I suffer" with these
eruptioDs Ior months and Tie doctors did
not seem able to help me. They said my
trouble was caused by Impurities in the
blood. Then DR.. Williams nak Pills were
recommended to me and | .rIed them with
the result that in a short time the boils
were all d.iven away and | was cured. 1
am glad 10 recommend this remedy to all
whose blood Is cot as It SHOULD be-"
Nerv0u; and SH'p!eSS.
Mrs, NJ nv Lee, of No. 22b Water street,
Eau Cis'f". Wis, says: I'm the spring Of
1890 ii, effects of over work, which had
been telling upon Inc 90 some time, caus-
&c a general breaking down Of my health.
i became very nervous, with severe head
aCkfs 1nd dizzy spells and had such ago
n,ziug pains across the chest that l could
not raise my arms-v''ho undergoing lor-
rible toriures. ! I.rld rot SLEEP Tor more
than an hour at u time, | felt worn out
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08

than three members Of the board. 1 hereby
call a meeting Of said board and recon-
vene. said adjourned regular meeting of
the board to be held at the free public
library on Wednesday. April s, at 1880 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08
Plumbing and heating. BlAby 9 Son.
Marriage

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday
to the following:
Name and Residence. Age.
]. II. Folsom, Omaha. ,.........,.3,.. ..s. 20
Irene M. Driscoll, Omaha. .....a.....!.. 10
Clyde Stoker, Pottawattamie Co., Ia. q
Pauline Bauerkemper, Pottawattamie Z. 81
Albert Pullman, Silver City, Ia........... "a
Anna Kay, Silver City, a......t.......... 10
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-08

mark on the color in my cheeks. and / told
them DR.. Williams Pink Pills had done It
and had restored me to health. That was
several wears kgo, but from that day to
this l have retained my health and
strength"
Rheumatism Cured.
After suffering nearly half her lifetime
with rheumatism. Mrs. Jenette E. Hart Of
Sea Bright, Calf, now past seventy years
OF age, was cured by DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. She says:
II began to suffer with rheumatism
thirty-hve years ago and nothing that l
tried seemed to help me. II grew worse
and worse until l was badly crippled with
1t. Sometimes it was so severe that l had
to take to my bed. About a year ago an
article in the paper induced me to try DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, and
l could notice a change for the better by
the time l had taken the first box. Five
boxes cured me and i have had no return
of the trouble since. l can work and sew
and get around as we'll as many a woman
much younger than myself. / am now over
seventy years and l firmly believe that DIR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are
the cause Of my being so we'll"