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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
RIEs FAMILY is REUNITED
Hundred and Fifty Meet
in New York.

NEW YORK, Mhrcn s.-TwS hundred and
nifty descendants OF Elias Mayer Riss OF
Baden, Germany, from all over Europe, the
United States and Australia have Neld 4
reunion in this city. Many INST for tie frsr
time.
Elias Mayer Riss Of Baden died some
years ago, leaving twelve children-four
sons and eight daugSters. The descend
ants live in Germany, Austria, Belgium,
Australia Holland. France. England and
he United States End number over 500. II
took 4 year 10 correspond with all Of then
and get $50 here.
These l. the United States had never
met those from Europe and Australia and
those who had never met numbered over
100 The eldest member Of the number is
Herman Ries. a retired banker OF New
York City, whose son. Louis J. Riss. Is &
member Of the banking house Of thinner
man q ForBhRy.
The younEes; member is Edward Schleis-
nCr Of Baltimore. Among those gathered
we're many prominent business men from
Cincinnati. Chicago, Baltimore, Galveston,
Akron, Brooklyn. New YORK and New Or
leans
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
LOCAL BREVlTES.

Adolph SeEuin Of Lincoln, a travelling
salesman with debts Of Sg79 and assets OF
S45c. has applied 10 the United States dis
trict court 10 be released from his oSigA-
LCus.
RAYMOND V Cole W Morris Mckay and
J. J. DeriEht have Incorporated the Cole
Mckay company. which If formed 20 DO an
t'mbalming and undertaking business on
10.000 capital
william Il u elsh. who lost a case against
George A. Joslyn al the Lincoln term OF
the l nited states circuit court last month,
has appealed the cnse 10 the circuit court
OF appeals. The suit grew out Of q pro
posed Eale Of shares Of stock in the West
ern NeHFpbD Der Union.
T. o. Haltz was found wandering in the
vicinity Of Ferty-ninth and Mason streets
Yet .eruay HnG taken 10 the police Ern1ioI.
nGltz shows al the symptoms OF being de-
rreuted and was taken during the Gfter-
noon 10 the county Jail whore he viii be
c.orfned until ne Is examined
i The case Of Nancy J. Taylor against the
Lnion PaCific Railroad company, which
was started in Dodge county, has been re-
moved 10 the United States circuit court.
The plaintiff asks OO0 damages for in
jurieF received at the Council RluffE trans
/ fer October 2S 1890. She alleges that while
walking from the depoI "a The Union ia
! cifc train she fell from the platform on
! account Of the lack Of lights Al the depot
and injured herself 80 That she iE still
Q ulsEhle 10 walk.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
Enc Of a sunarr FiRht.

George Carroll, living at the crossing OF
Twelfth and lizard streets. was arrested
last night by Oficer Brady on a warrant
sworn out by Assistant City Prosecutor
BuTuRm, charging him with Et8bninE With
intent 10 Kill The arrest II the res u OF
The fight which occurred on the bottoms
Sunday afternoon. wherein John Anderson
received siRshes IN the left side and arm.
He wBs arrested and his wounds dressed
bT Dr HoEtetteT. The prisoner refused 10
give an iTif fOrmHtiun that night but yes
te-dHy morning consented 10 file a -Om-
plaiflt. naming Carroll as mis- asseilgut.
When questioned by Captain MOstyn Car
roll said that the cutting was small
TEmly affair. arising from TOO many drinks
much from any other cause. be said
that Anderson had assaulted him near the
Missouri Pacific freight house al Eleventh
and Nicholas streets From there they
went down on the bottoms and Anderson
again attacked hm. getting MIN duwn and
refusing TO stop " aen he cried tur quarter
Carroll said ne then cut his way from be
meath IN Eelf-Gefence.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
cert vus uausea by . ohnhns iron falling
onto the rails.
couRI sEEKs STRlKE END
Denver Federni Court VIII Try 90
settle Colorado city
Dfspute.

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. March s--Pres-
ident Mover Of the Western Federation ui
Miners said TO-DAY that influences we're Ei
work which be believed would bring bbou;
q peaceful adjustment Of the Colorado City
strike and would uhvtHts the necessity OF
extending the dispute.
DENVER March 9.-Tht federal cours
today passed q resolution providing for an
investi cation Of the mill mems strike al
Colorado City. with E view 10 bringing
about 3 peaceful settlement Governor
Peabody today recalled q portion Of the
troops.
DENVER. MRRch 8.-GOvernur Peabody
tonight announced that he looked FOR q set
usment Of the min and smelter mems
strike al Colorado CITY soon, possibly to-
morrow.
COLORADO SPRINGS. March s.-seutrisE
at three points we're fired on shorty after
: O'Clock by unknown persons. At one
point an attempt wEs made TO enter the
sentry lines.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
FIRE AND POLICE MATTERS
C0mmtsssoDers Dispose of q Number
of Offenders an Both De-
parfmentE.

The Beard Of Fire and Police Commits
IionerE lRst night approved the bills OF the
twD departments for tho months Of January
Ind February.
PBtrolnHn z. J. DelhhRnty, against whom
charges Of drinking in a saloon while on
duty February p had been preferred, wRE
fnod the pay for the two days TINT he ma
been suspended. Anthony J, Cosgrove, who
had been appoint ID as q wRtchmRn fer the
Chicago. Minneapolis. ST. Paul 4 omshb
road by Mayor MooreE. came before the
board and the appointment and his bond
were approved.
william W. Croft Of the FIRE department
wRE discharged. Charges had been pre-
ferred against him fer being under the
influence Of liquor February and using
insulting language 10 q superior. In view
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
FALLING HAIR
Save Your Hair with
ShampOOs Of
GUtiGura Soap and Dressings
Of GUtiGuTa,
PTrESt, SVHtSt, Most Effective
and Economical Remedies
For Making the Hair Grow when
All Else Fails.

Prevent badness and cleanse the
scalp OF crusts, scales and dandrufl with
shHrupoos Of Cuticura soap, and light
dressings with Cuticurn, purest Of
smOllients and greatest Of skin cures.
This treatment al once stops falling
hair. removes crusts, scales and dand-
run, destroys hair parasites, sOothes
irritGted, itching surfaces, stimulates
the hair follicles, lOOsens the scalp EEin,
supplies the roots with energy and
nOurishment, and make the hair grow
upon sweet, wholesome, healthy
scElp when all else fails.
Millions now rely on CutiCurA SOHp.
assisted by Curicura Ointment, the
greHt skin cure, for preserving, purify
ing hnd benutifying the skin, foy cleans
ing the scalp Of crCsts, scales. and
dnDdruf, and the stopping Of falling
hair. Tor sufteninC, NhIfeuing ana
soothing ned. rOugh. snd sore hands,
for baby rashes, itchiRgE and chafings,
IN the form Of baths for annoying
irritariOns ana iuhHmmutiOns or too
free or offensive perEpiration, IN the
form Of washes for ulcerNtiVe weak
nesses, and mEuy EanHrire. Hnrisepfe
purposes, which readily suggest them
selves 70 women and mothers, Es vel
"A for all the purposes 01 the toilet,
bath, and nursery. sale greater tha1
she worlds product Of other skin cures
soAe Throughout the cirihzoa world
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
SToWAWAYS DRAW KNIVES
Hide TIL ship Leaves Land. Then
Try 20 Rush sailors, hut
FafI.

NEW YORK. March 9.-F1erce struggles
with stuwRwByB armed with knives were
reported by the Austrian steamer Mar
ghsritR, which arrived today from Mediter-
rRneRn ports
Three days out from MessinB-" said the
captain -four fellows came crawling out
Of the forehHtch with knives They threat
ened the sailors, but we're quickly knocked
down and disarmed. ! locked them VI and
gave them bread and water.
In the afternoon Of the same day thir-
teen men covered with coal dust, came VI
out OF the bunkers. They had knives. too
but my crew were ready 10 fight and we
took the knives away from them. That
night we got 10 AlEiers and policemen
came aboard and took Of the stowHways"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
COLORADO OFFICIALS AT LAW
ola ArapabOe CommissBOners Seek In
junction Against New Denver
County IncumbeufE

DENVER, March 81. P Watts. chair
man Of the Board Of County Commission
erB Of The old county Of ArapRhoe, today
applied 10 the United States circuit court
for an injunction restraining the officials
OF the new city and county Of Denver from
assuming and performing the duties o,
their Offices
writ Of mAndRmuB compelling c. S
Elder, treasurer Of the new county Hnd
city organization and f0rmer.y treasurer OF
ArUpRhoe county, 10 pay the warrants is
sued by the old board Of county commits
sioners, was also asked Arguments vii
be heard on March 18.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
NEW COAL Road IS PLANNED
Combine VIII Lay RAfIs for Pitts
burg 10 PSint sR Lake
Erie.

PITTsBUR6. March s.-The Post tomur-
row viii say; Another railroad line from
Pirtsburg 10 the lakes is IN prospect. Il
viii carry coal from this region TO the
docks and piers Of the Pittsburg Coal com
pauy near Cleveland. u vii be owned and
operated by the railroad coal combine.
The lack Of railroad facilities during the
past year prevented the PittsburE Goa
company from marketing several miIli0-
tons Of coal in the northwest and along the
greht hikes. Surveys have been made f0i
q line. the lake terminus o. which win bs
south Of Mentor marsh, on Lake Erie.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
SLUeeER CoNFESSES CRIME
Negro Admits SlHEEfnE Girls mason
Was Arrested for Kill
ing.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March A.-GeorEp O.
l. Perry, the negro lad who was indicted
for the murders Of Miss Agnes McT hee OF
somsrsville and Miss Clara Morton Of
Wuvsrly, made g confession when be real
iEed that he could not live and now that
he rs dead Sheriff FBirbRirn has mBde
public what he said. On February rs the
sheriff said 10 the prisoner:
Did you hit those girls Miss McPhet
and Miss Morton"
Yes sir, ] did. was the reply.
Did Mason have anything 10 do with II -
negative shake Of the head was the
answer.
Al this time Perry had just passed
through a stage Of typhoid fever and seemed
70 have no idea be would not live
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
SEARCHING FOR A MURDERER
N0 Clue Yet 10 Men Who kfued
Policeman II waterbury,
COnueCtieut.

WATERBURY, Conn. March s.-Tht
search for the murderer Of Policeman Pau
Mendelsohn, who wRs slain by one Of the
masked men in their attack upon q trolley
car last evening was renewed today Aftsl
4 posse had spent most Of the night soour-
ing the region about Forest park.
AS far ar known the detectives have not
secured any clue.
Excitement runs high over The kiIlinl
ead today strike leaders declared that tn
union would offer a reward for informa-
ti0n leading % the detection Of the mel
concerned
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
COAL JURY SWORN At LAST
over One Hundred Men Are Ex-
amined Before Twelve Good
Men Are Pound.

CHICAGO, March s,-The jury which VIII
Try the cases against the coal operators wRs
completed today.
Al noon the last juror, the thirteenth
man Of the thirteenth panel. wRE sworn In.
There were 11S examined before Twelve
men were found 10 meet The requirements
Of attorneys for the state and defense. The
opening statement viii be made by States
Attorney Deneen tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10

uf Cruftls farmsr record. ths msuhcTt oi
the board dismissed him from thh service.
Fireman james NJ O'Brien was fined three
DAYS pay. He was charged with reporting
TO- duty Hfter leave IL q condition Of In
tex cation. he was warned that another
such ofenst would mean dismissal. Cap
tain EHeu Gardiner Of hook and ladder
No & was granted the annual lsavs Of ten
dr-e
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
LIMITS STOCK YARDS RATES
Kansas LeEisIature Cuts Profits and
Says Hundred Per Cent
OF Hay is Enough

TOPEKA, Kan, March 9.-The house Of
representatives passed bin tonight pro
vidtng that the Kansas City stock yards
rates should be reduced rs per cent and
that the profit Oh hay and grain at the
yards should not be over 100 per cent.
The senate has already passed the bill,
which viii now 20 TO the governor for his
signature. CRttlsmen Of the states secured
its massage.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
Personal PARAGRAPHS.

al thu MURRAY.
" p Young Of Oxford is in the city
buying goods Tor his dry goods house Al
that place.
Miss Florence Moore. deputy clerk OF the
United States eistrict co1rt will return
from Fremont today.
" p CowEn OF StAuton was admitted 70
practice before the United States district
and circuit courts Monday.
Z y. Branch assistant pEymAster o. the
Burlington and bride returned slerdHy Y
AFTERNOON from their honeymoon tour.
M and Mrs G p. Salter Of Norfolk A
J keIar. Miss ". kellEr Of Hot Springs,
j.. aud Mrs n +. ChesVerE Of Dead
WooC. s d are among the arrivals al The
Paxton
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10


''UnurnB" is the rather qseeF title Of thu
nelodramn Mrs. Bruno Of ''ThSodarH" fame
iE presenting this season. She win be
reen al the Boyd tonight and "Wednesday
matinee and night. 'Unorna" is 4 dram
utizRtion Of F. Marion crHwford's famous
novel, The Witch Of Prague" The play
is said TO be az powerful as lE ever Cruw-
ford's novels. ''UnornH" is a prtestess IN
temple AT Delhi, India. She Possesses
occult powers and is looked upon as n sort
Of deity. An Arabian named Keyorke. 10
further his own ends, Rbducts her and
takes her TO Prague. bohemia She is
ruscped from him and taken back 10 1neis
by an English army ofhcer, who becomes
smitten with her. The story is q most In
teresting and forcible one Enrol Dunbar,
Junius Brutw Booth and Prank HsHn1ng
are in Mrs. Brune's support The scenery
and costumes are said 10 be magnificent.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
Youne Civil i'm beer Garden.

When approached by Sergeant Rentfruw
and Officer Thomas In beer garden,
EHrry Boyle refused 10 give the officers
any infuTna tiun regarding The age or resi-
denCe OF ths Etr-. Clara BendOrf who was
with him " hen The officers sought 10
question her. he intelfsred and both were
arrested Boyle is charged with resisting
an officer, while the girl who tE only "a
wears Of nEs. is charged with tncorriEi-
bility They viii have their hearing Tues
DAY morning The youthful prisoner iE
being detained IN the mhtron's department
al the city jail
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
NICE HAIR ron AL.
Once Destroy the DandruH Germ, and
Hair Grows Buxurfantly.

Anyone can have nice hair II he or she
has moi dBndruh, which causes brittle, dry
hair, falling hair and bR1dness. To cure
eNndruf il is necessary 10 kill the germ
LGEt causes it, and that is just what New
bros Herpicide does. Cornelius Grew, Col
fax, Wash, says:
zone bottle Of Hsrpicids completely cured
me Of dandrun, which was very thick, and
il has stopped my hair from falling cut. "
j makes hair soft and glossy as silk; de-
lightful odor and refreshing hair dressing
Il viii positively make hair grow Rbun-
oRptly Aad kills the dandrun germ.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
North Pole search Abandoned.

After spending four years in q fruitless
search for the north pole the little band
Of explorers returned home much the worse
for the dangers and hhrdships endured
Until different methods are adopted il
seems useless TO make any further attempt
to locate IT. Il is alse useless to try 10
cure nausea, Indigestion heartburn, belch-
ing, dyspepsia biliousness or malaria. fever
and Egue, Unless you use HOstetter's =
Stomach BitterE. No other medicine is
as good. Try bottle and see for yourself
For sale by all druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
MERCER NAMES A MIDDLE
Nonainates Ofis Howard Naval
Cadet at Annapolis
Aeadems.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March s-Ths follow
ing today received appointments 10 the
naval academy from Precedent Roosevelt:
Ralph Earle Sampson, son o. the late
Rear Admiral Sampson; J. Woodward
Philip. sen uf the late Rear Admiral John
". Philip Of bErtleship Texas fame
OtiE ". Howard son Of Major Guy How
bnd. VINO was shot in the Philippines. has
received an appointment from sE-Congress-
man Mercer.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
Held ne HOIduPs.

Ed Moore living at Fourteenth and VII
liam streets, and Charles A1ril Of G14 South
Thirteenth street. are held al the police
station under suspicion. They are thought
by Detectives Ferris and Davis, who have
been working on tie case TO ne the pair
who held up Otto StilbcE IN front OF All
Saints church Sunday evening. Stillick
viii be asked TO Identify the prisoners This
morning
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
CARS ROLL OVER ON SIDES
Serious Accident on the 'FriseO an
which No One il BADLY
Hurt.

SPRINGFIELD. No, March R-The
Frisco Southeastern limited which left
Springfield Al 4.S0 this morning for the
north. WAS derRiled at Bois d'Arc. the rlau
car. baggage, express. smoker and one chair
CIR rolling over Oh tbeir sides. Ths engine
and TWO sleepers remained upright
Two postal clerks-Miller and Davis Of
Kansas City-End the bRggagemRn and ex-
press messenger were hurt slightly. None
OF the passengers was injured. The accis
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
TO BE SENT TO An ASYLUM
Missouri Bank EmbeEEIer Loses Mind
ana VIII BE Removed from
Prison.

KANSAS CITY, March s.-Lee A. CAL
lRher. former cashier Of the First Ma
tiunal bank Of St. Joseph, Mo- WIZ Is now
serving 8 fve-yee- sentence in the state
penitsutiary al Jefferson City 9or embez-
zlsmeut OF S2B.O .OOO, has developed melRn-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10

cboliB. and has been ordered removed 10
the FEDERAL asylum at Washington, D. c.
Gallaher will be started for Washington
Immediately in Charge Of an officer from
the United States mRrshaIs ONCE in this
city. who has received instructions for his
transfer
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10

LONDON, March e.-Replytng 10 q queE-
ton IN the House Of Commons today. Under
Foreign Secretary Cranborne said he Was
unable TO give definite Information regard
ing the arrangement TO be made for the
British and Irish displays III the 81. Louis
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
MAY STEAM BLAZING NINE
Northern Pacific OmciaIS Seek 10
smother FLAMES in Mon
tEna Coal Pit.

CHESTNUT. Mont. March s.-The fire in
the Northern Pacific coal mine has broken
out with renewed vigor and At this time
the destruction Of the entire property iH
threatened The min- is filed with flames
and smoke and IL is Impossible for hremen
10 get within 1000 feet Of the blaze.
Howard T. welch, state coal mine in
spector is Oh the scene and g last re-
sort II is proposed to force steam into the
workings in an effort to smother he
flames.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
coRBlN AND BATES SEE FAIR
Inspect -. Louis ExPosSti0n Grounds
with view 20 Military
Parade.

ST. LOUIS, March -s.-MRjor General c.
Curbin, accompanied by Mr.. P. V. DeErsw.
the expositiun's representative al Washing
ton. and Major Central John c. Bates, who
arrived today from Omaha. with his aide.
Captain H. NJ. Reeves, were escorted TO
the Worlds fair grounds today on . tour
OF inspection.
The national commission will meet here
fpmorrpW
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
Victims of Dope.

MArT Doe No. ! Of 1919 Cass street and
Frank Boursh from the Midland hotel are
victims Of cocaine who were locked mp
yesterday evening in deliriOus condition
Mary was found by PHrrOsmRn Ryan in
The street near her house temporarily Y
demeuted condition and IN danger OF catch
lng her death uf cold.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10

exposition. He added that invita- tiouE had
been issued 70 those who were expected
10 serve on the British commission. but
nothing could he decided until the govern
ment had more definite information about
the degree Of support which would be forth
coming from intending exhibitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
A Wenaerfal ChanEe.

Weak, siukly invalidE are soon changed by
Electric Bittsrs into healthy men and
women ThsF cure o. no pay SOC For
sale by Kuhn 4 ca
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10

When you are in Rome DO as the Romans
do; America ditto. Have the best; Cookrs
Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
gHE RGALTT nAFkET.
DsTRUMENTs placed on record March

Warranty Deeds.

" DHctA-
Henry OeIdmEun jr- 10 Marie Geld
mann. Iilrt I1I g. IN g7-15-1A- ..----.-..S II
c r. Campbell anu wife 10 Joseph
Surys anc wife, lot q block 2 sum
mil hul .--------r 20
Efns ] GOss0r1 Ead husband 10 Mary
A. brUVn. IN &. block L, IA unders
E il. Armstrong and wife 10 David
zt-onF 6 e Ddd..--. -.-----.....--.-. 500
G 7 Norton 70 ID II BT0tcuIc lot g.
block T. Patrick % GarBIOgE add. Il
EVuline kells ana husband 10 Edith
Bentz lut 4. block 2. Holmes add. l250
] T. George 10 loH A. AoW1fy, 20
feei O. lb9 feet lot -, Mal3ney'E
uul It's
1ye8rHskB Loan and Buiiding sssocis-
tiGn 10 p A Hurrtl-, e1a loi d, hiOck
u Omaha lev -.------ ------.-------. 20
" : F0pplet1n 10 George Esgerk,
Benson LGns-~ company 70 James
Walsh. iCIs te ~, block - Benson 1,203
= C. gtusen and wife 10 p J Nor
Erty, IL 4 block !, Morriso1f add. 1sel
Oar Ciatm Deraa.
r n Mursman II trustee 10 E4Enr
Zuhrisi1e. lot A block T. Windsor
r Z.brisIde and wife 10 C. T. MI
lE- EErue -.--.---.- lUl
Z sullivan ef 81 20 Merchants
Nsuuual hank vuriouE lots In Flor
Matilda X. Gardner 10 n G Paris.
I lot . block =. kuunt1s Place---------
1Otsl EmSunl Of transfers 50. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
Failure in Chicago.

CHICAGO, March s.-The suspension Of
William Young 4 Co. brokers. was an
ncuncod by the posting G. notice on the
Board Of Trade 10 close all trades for their
account.
The firm WIS not prominent in the grain
trade. TO which their transactions were
largely directed, although an old estRb-
lisbed concern, the present principal hav-
ing Eucceeded his father in the business.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
OWNERS or STOCKS ALARMED
HbldsH Of ssourifis, GIVE Brokers Orlsr
% Sell Them
wSRKET N A PANlCN CONDITION
Dry Goods Failure in New York and
Suspension Of Broker in Chi
case AID 20 the In-
enstness

NEW YORK. March s-CunHidsrRhls ez-
element attended the opening uf tDdby'E
stock market Events Of Inst week. cul-
minatiur with a very unfuyurnbls bank
statement and the failure of o firm n the
dry goods trade. we're he most disturbing
factors
The scene on the floor Of the exchange
WAS very animated. The attendance Of
brokers wBS unusually large and selling
orders were heavy all Ground, a. shown in
the initial trHnsacti- Ms when prices. with
few exceptions, averaged declines Of q
point or more.
The selling orders came from all points
and commission houses with wire cuunec-
tionf 10 the middle west we're conspicuous
in the movement Boston and Philadelphia
also had a big lot Of orders 20 sell and
practically every broker Of prominence had
Hp Bccum ulBtiur OF commissions % this
sort over Sunday.
A great many Etup-lnsF orders were IN
covered. Union Pacific Southern Pacific
NHnhataEn and s.. Paul were about the
only stocks that held their own. The list
was decidedly feverish hut before the end
az the fast hour substantial rallies Oc-
curree as the result Of large support inr
ORDERS
The market continued feverish and II
regular however, all through the first
hu1rr
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
DEATH RECORD.

DAKOTA CITY. Neh-. Msrch s.-lspe-
cial l-MrE Marx Pain. one o. the old set
tiers % thiE comfy. died to-day al her
home In this place after several yesrE
illness, for nearly q yeHr past having
been bedridden. Mrs. Fair was an active
member uf the lutheran church for over
6 quarter Of a century. she leaves q hus-
band and the following children: Mrs. julia
Bressler. Wayne. Neb; Mrs. Kate Jensen.
GBston Ore; Mrs Helen Hansen, WR6e-
FIELD. Neb.; Mrs Ida Gribble. Hubbard,
Ncb, Miss Gertrude Fair Uf this place
A. P. Pair Council Bluffs and H p
Fair, Omaha Ms. Pair was born In In
diana county, Pennsylvania, February e.
lg2s aud was in the seventv-sirtb year Of
her life ct the time Of death. She was
married 70 Marx Fair December 26 1854
and vita him moved 10 Dakota county in
1861
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
General Jane. winning MemnIas.

WASHINGTON. March s.-General James
Winning MrMflsn. q member OF The board
Of review of the pension bureau and q vet
erEn Of both the civil and Mexican wars
died al his home here today, aged =. He
was a grandson OF Colonel James McMf-
Ian, q member OF George wBshinEton's s
staff and was q neighbor Of Abraham Lin
coin for many years.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-10
GOttIieb JacObs,

ARLINGTON. Neb., March Especial }
-Gottlisb Jacobs the young farmer taken
10 the Fremont hospital four weeks ago tr
be operated on for appendicitis, died yes
terdBy morning. The funsrsl services will
be held al the German Lutheran church OF
WadDPEdpv