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Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27
TEN MORE ARE IN CUSTODY
Members Of Msb ARRESTED Wko Re-
si.s~G onrens in serving
HritS.

CHARLESTON, ". Va. Feb 2s.-Depu1y
Marshal Cunningham and posse br1nEh1 ten
Of The Stamford moi here today and lodged
Ihsn in 3En OF charges o. violating The IL
Junction order q the United States UUur1-
sixtT-uns are held by state HuthOritieE
n Bseklsy under wErrRurs q conspiracy,
under The Redmond ACT. but the govern
msn1 VII ask Thai they be turned over for
criminal prosecution tnr armed resistance
tc federal Eulhority- Five are dead. as q
result q the battle wednesday morning,
and sixteen wounded are accounted for.
Deputy marshElE report that armed re-
EistEnbe 70 federal authority IN The New
and EiDsy fields has been thoroughly
broken ~ 4 result q he bsrtls A. srEnni-
ford. The posse captured besides seventy
one prisoners nearly 100 guns, sixty pistols
and a quantity Of Ammunition.
Many Tinted Nine workers here d~sDuunns
moi violence and approve The action Of The
ohhcsrA
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27
MRS. FAIRBANKS IS ELECTED
UnRntmsusIy Selected by p. A n fer
Another Terra ne FresE-
den1 General

WASHINGTON. Fth. s6-Te election n
officers vAs the fsutus q todIyE session
o. The Daughters q the American Rtrulu-
uun.
There vas Jess sxcltemsrt thar usual
over the result. oRinE to The uneuufvucEl
declaration uf Mrs Donald McLsHu q View
YORK thar she would moi permit her name
10 be presented az q candidate for president
general leaving the 3tld ulsUr for Mrs
Charles " Fairbanks q indiana. the uree-
sD; Incumbent VbD was -
elected.
The congress formally accepted The iurI-
tElUD Of President Roosevelt 10 q rRrep-
uun n : 0'rlouE Friday afternoon a. The
White Buuss.
Ths following we're nominated FOR wire
presidents IN charge o. TERMINATION
Mrs. MirBDps 3. TuIlpch o. this city: r3rs
presidents generals MesdEmss Franklin
Z. Brooks. Colorado: Mary 6 Lockwood
District Of CulumbiR, Jennie EsEsn. Flor
idE; Matthew 7 Scott. Illinois Julian
Richardson Iowa sHlbe N Hardy. Ken
uuukF- z H Fife Michigan; W r Jsvert.
MiuDsROtH; John 2 walker. Missouri,
Waiter z weed MuntAns; ANNE p Nor
man. NshrEskI Mrs John 4. Murphy. Ohio.
GrK. John A Poser, Oregon; ! 2 Ma
1uut. EtLuhN4fhLAb D q EfLtF- %
Mrs. L PIKE Rotm- District C Coluuh1E
librarians Esnsrh1 Mrs. Z L Rousb and
Miss Z B John4un. b0th Of District q
Columbia captains general. MrK. ii BuI-
lock, Mrs. s. NJ HErtsock and Mrs. Tsunis
s. HBmlin. AL q District Uf Columbia re-
cur6tDg secretary general Mrs Jphn ".
HDlounbe. District Of Columbia rsrrs-
spending secretaries general. Miss A z.
Snlnnuns. DistriUJ Of Columbia, and Mrs.
Bsury L Man. District Of Columbia regis
uEr general. Mr. Ruth N PsEler. District
q Columbia; treasurer general Mrs D Z.
Shufs. Distric1 o. Columbia.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

PARIS. Fen 2E-s sfeunsr which has A.
rived a. MErssIIlss with TIE Chinese mai
also brought sdrieeE from Canton 10 The
snect hat the CEnfuDsEs have beer EEtEfsd
0vs- the arrival thars q Two American
EErEhipE, winch gave rise 10 ne report that
TIE United Suites desired 20 secure he
small island o. Hmm, occupying q EtrH-
tsEic position IL FROM q Cantor. The CHI
Dess ana some Of The foreign element cred
TIED the report
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27
RAISE HEWITT MEMORIAL
MorEzn Carnegie and Others sub
serIbe 90 EBdowmens Fund for
Cooper linton.

NEW YORK. Feb 2s-Ths ambition o.
many wealthy friends Of AbrEn 3 levitt
70 hnDm his memory has taken shape ~
the commencement e n endowment fund
for The Cooper Uniun-
Mayor Law announced to-day that J ?.
Morgan has subscribed as 900 ". z.
Dodge. SIS 600. ant Andrew Carnegie x5D.-
BUb 70 the fund. which Is 70 be $500. OBD ana
known as the "AbHHm e Hewitt En6uv-
neut Of me Cooper Tu5ul-~
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27
TEE REALTf Market.
INSTRUMENTS FLED for record Thursday,
FehruErE &c

RsTRUMENTs FLED for record Thursday,
February &c
warranty DeedN
Josephine STiEhn and husband 10 ST.
iona G-ssb@ Lon To- block -. Flor
L X sehnoslsr and wife 70 l c
Gibson lri IL block III South
Charleston RsHlrv unpEuy 70 HRr-
net H Heller, en- feet lots 2 and
- block u HEnscum PARA Place NJ
J Z. George 70 Simon Ssriptn q a.
lot 70 Sullivan . A. Ii
Z J Sullivan 10 Forsncs cumpEuy,
various iurf In Fursnos.------.-.--. J
=. ? FlBCE uunpEuV 70 sane, lot q
block 18 lot L, block 1s& Florence,
o 5as oI me- FFTSS5SsBs. Lai t5' s5s T-ys;
company - SANE various lots II
Pred Rrubs1durf e. a. 70 W a REQ
icE 80 sset lOt e. block lE Omaha = 80
Blum lgts . and biOof j. MinErd lES
sarah A Reeves - slunE Grsebe, N
lu- G. block * Furencs --- ,
Charlotte Camp and husband 70 BEm@.
M lt : block s. F1ursnny - Il
MHrT Beecruft and husband 70 SANE.
81 1r :, hook 81. FGrencs-- a.
Q s BelEWE and via 70 J II Hale
81 al lu1 "a block IL kounrEs A Rs
c. = PrttohErs 70 Aetna Trusi rsn-
pEny, various lots IN Flurenne---..-- 26G
OM aLI1 14o tie[snee 59aa Enn 1ruS' q,
J. J Cannon 20 J J WsEr. iot 3 bluuk
= F1rEt ADJ 70 CuruEEu P4Ect---- AZ
Furencs company 70 2 J Sullivan.
81 block ~ Furence --- :
Cult oatm Deeds
J L Psrne. receiver. 70 : =. Benin.
lDf 1k. block & MEFnsE Edd --- :
C W EEIlsT and wife 70 Florence
company. lists 2 70 g q u Il "a. 1f "a
n BLOCK ~, Florence and other
property n Furencs
Jane & Rogers 20 j p FlEck cuul-
parry, lut 4 block ia lu1 y. block
1a and other property IN Florence -
MLlDW Springs DlElllaE Company &C
p Z. usr. lot ~ IN SUB lnt j IN lf
and II EEE Omaha Land cumpEEV ]
Charlotte camp and husband 70 EErRh
A Reeves lDt 2 hiock "a Furenus Z
sErEh A Reeves 70 Ann NHrruE er
a. N iu1 . block IA EEus =
Eelen A Freder1ck % LYDIA A Helm
lI a. Frede7ck Edd- I
DeedM
v = cuuuEI and Nlfs 70 Omaha
Ban nN+ w.
Eetel A Fr-derCE ENsCurriL 70
-FciE A Hsftn. f8f g Fue6edckE
Tg-El Eus-ut q EEuEtsu a
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

MsrriI1H Studies IL zDoluU. hF James
Merrill 1s une q The hates publications. O.
tn American Book COMPANY The di-eC-
uunE IN ms laboratory guide are simple
Hnd suggestive 90 wsD az comprehensive
The plan q the work vhE tested. before
publication with pupils 81 al grades IN he
high school The book emphasizes both tht
study q she animal itself ant The study
o. IT'S s-nrirunmeut, and VII arouse zB II
tHrest in ne ruElmsuts q HuoluE The
typical forms selected for study are those
readily proeurHhls The clBEFihoBuDnE
given car ~ easily understood ~ students
q high BuhDul E-bds. The questions are
asked IL sum q vHF Bnt In such language
rs 70 suggest further thought and tnvssii-
EEriun and The student is encouraged 10
observe and discover for himself
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27
BANKING HOUSES sWINDLED
lose TIVE Nfs4ssn Dollars
in 6Sal

NEW YORK Feh Shy the arrest o.
Z mEn Who gErs his name as Fsrnin Mon
tsro al The per % 4 steamer about 10 sal
.ur New York, says he EsrLldE Panama
correspondent. Il hHE been revealed that
several q me muEt important banking
houses o. Santiago. chile, were EWfndled
Out q S2.BBO.OOb il ED1o several weeks ago
Mnutsrn. who is accused q the crime.
WIS easily identified End quietly submitted
10 arrest He VIII be rstUrneo 10 Chile by
the next ChiisEn steamer for Trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

lives q great msn-Hn6 . fr- E-e1t women
thouEh Euch seldom emerge before fhs Pub
DC rare IN TIE sHEf-hHt The CHEZ tnts-sE
II The medlbErtl period osntsrt A. &c
present rundffi1ns n IndiA WITH gpb .uBB. DBU
pHcTle every SIKH man BE- a Nntlsm.
Vine hundred years bEo there were No
MuhEumsdHnE Hhst q ne 1nous ncv tbs-t
are sc eBn.bpD Ent The Enr q England
rules tN1cB hs many NnsiHn suh5srls rs
ne EQltEn q -urksE and The shah q Per
ala ugrH1 b..
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

Around The CGEitEl with Cncle BHnk
hT TomsE TsutnE the vsu-EDUvn ARTIST
fhrthur. 10 az attractive bBok published n
Flbs NulEhsn P~uhhshinE Cuu1Anr Tns bouk
- net unlF very Interesting but insr-Uc-
tive IN The hiE1eEt EFrret. Eve--htnr
which he trEnHient riEffuy 10 wbEhinrrur
requires HeH-ur mink 81 hiE duty 70
sse-is Described in The simple manner
characteristics q uDe thoroughly familiar
with lbs EuhjsuL
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27
NEW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES
EvOoa EsRdI Boak, L-irann IurasV-
fUus, Published ~ Macmillan.
ANtneAN DIPLOMACY IA THE ORIENT
TIE Auther of Mr.. WtEr. Of the
Cabbage Patch has sust I.su~a
Nsu Book Lover MAR
Wsrk % TenHi, FisrinE

irrigation 1-nslruaanA hr E1v.oa
Mead one % the sursmnEt Huthu-irses On
The Euh5sct q irrigation in the cuuurrr 3,
one & The recent puhicHuurs q rhe Mar
nAltn compEnT- This wurf is based upu-
tNenfF years eEpgrieDre In the d~FrFlop-
Dent q irrigated agriculture In ne as
Nes- Fifteen TeBrE q ms tine were ss-
fpiso 70 TIE STUDY and administration -
irrigation laws as EsEislEur Fs-s snripss-
q one cuuuunwstlth and territorial sns
sAie engineer q another. The du-5ss u
iheEs Positions hrouEh1 The writer nj,
personal and ofhciBl relations win m
Glasses q Den 20 whom fhs uros3snt ~
1rIlEstlun we're 81 vital interest,". HiF e-psr
o. irrigation confines through many phases
q TIE question he d-iRrusses The u-eHspt
iEnd law @ the ard region. The doctrine
q appropriation. contract water urhfs
measurement a water. The cutv q u.tr-
irrigation IN COLORADO. California. vtsh
wyoming and DLhsr western states. Fps tbs
question o. riparian and inrs-ErH1s rights
N hEnufinE TINS last Fuhjsc1 he writer
ewes a complete review q he rnss ~
AEnEAa versus Colorado. which IL nov psp6-
lhE Hno which has awakened national in
neresI The last chEu1sr contains -srr--
nsndstions % methods and measures Needed
iur future oeFelupmeul. and IL is fun q
practical hints drawn from he authors
VIDE experience
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27
TO CURE DANDRUFF.
IL &c Necessary thar the DaRdruH
Germ BE E~ra6Ien1ed-

Destroy the uBnss, you remove The
effect" XII The germ thai causes dan
druf, falling hair ant badness. YOU VIII
have 10 more dEndruf and yuur hEts
mus grow l-uzUriEntly. Esrpicids not
ONLY contains the dHnarun germ CestroFs-,
but IL is Els0 3 n0st delightful hair dress
ing for reEulEr uuilsI use. No other hair
preparation is On this scientific basis o;
destroying The aEpurUf germ. ana none
other claims 10 be. fsT the simple reason
that II IL only recently shat & destroyer
q the germ has been Gisoovsrso-SsNbro'E
Hsrpicids, me only hair prspErb1iu1 that
actually kills dEDdrUf.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

Esuhied -u- ecunumic reasons rsuu-st-Hts
against and oppose ths unssErs % sHid
ca ueH n ne south OuHhn chHrrpr relHrfur
q e IRE q police cumuissious Hnd - d
further
Resolved INA; ne u-ssidsn, and sec-s-
tHry q ms meeting are Instructed 20 COM
muuicHrs ms rssulUuuu % rns hunurHhls
chHi-mHn q the committee on cities ans
towns wiz IRE request iu suhuitttar
house rul y ~ ne huuss q reg-e-
bHlrsuTE. n rHTurr not favorable Tor thE
creating q q board q hrs and police con-
mlEEluDe-E.
MaEfe CITY Gossip
Rubs-t Mbrvsu 10 building q cottage A.
Twelfth and J streets
The sheep harms a. the yards vii hs
prupHrlv dsdlcBfed on SATURDAY Afternoon
= c. McNliBn has rHEsr uut q permit
10 TIE hUlctnE q q dwelling az Twenty
third and 2 Streets.
Mrs guhn Z THlnRdEe- 15lS Nu-th Tvsn-
U-Lhirc street viii EuH a tea TINS After
noon for the EebeERhs.
Mrs.. MErruret Mcmahon ~ reported - be
seriously ul a. the home e her son. 7 Il
A dHuEhter has been born 70 M. and Mrs.
.uhn Lun6ina ~FurrF-fuur1h Hnc " rr--srF
4 J CBrpsrrHr has SOLE uur ms livery
business 70 I'd Burke
There 10 Eln 3 shortage q reHrlEs-Hru-
cars e. the vE-dE here. Al Of rhE uY-He-F
are calling fur cars. hui -hs recgiut q
erupuss continues EluW.
L. r Tower. master q r-unspurtsiur o
me A h 7 and O. ? ZHEu
nEEte- ca builder q the same company
both q 81 LOUIS, wert IN Lhs CITY veEer-
dav the guests @ ]. L Eurvin. EuVe-iu-
tenoeut u the Union STOCK YARDS Railroad
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27
Not Ganfr Of Murarr.

TRENTON Ne. Feh. 2s-TAe jury IN
the cEss q RElph Lord who shot ana
E1ed ArT1lR WorrtQ In TINS uirT IN June.
lsG1 TODAY brought IN a verdict % not
guilty q The charge q murder. The shoot
ing was proven 10 have been accidental
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

oerE which Alfred Knapp confessed onn
hitting in Cincinnati could never bs RpiVeA
hy 1bs police
Two were dropped as suicides" and The
third az q stranger mystery
The bend body of Emma Lit15eman WIS
found on sumo Il. 1HsE. in the lumbeF yard
Designated h. KNAPP in his confession
The girls body WAS half hidden under =
lumber pile. After al exhaustive sKEminB-
uOn The police decided Il Was Z Case 81
suicide.
The discovery q Mrs. Jennie KnHpp's
body IN the canal 7uzzlsd The p0hns. The
b0dy was rui and marks on HE SumBn's
throat Indicated thBr she had been ehoksd
70 6sEsh. The mystery had remained as
deep RE ever uu1l KnEpp's oon1ssEiun-
Mrs Jennie Knapp WIS q Cincinnati
woman and bsfure her marriage WIS well
known u CummlnsriIls. IL this ease
Knapp Wa never suspected. re said ms
wife had lsf. home without telling him
where she was going and be went 70 The
hume q her sis1sr ts search FOR her. The
police arrived n the conebusiun that The
woman had committed suicide.
Mar 7 BckhHrr WAS found struggled 10
death IN a house in Walnut street. The
pshns tried 70 solve The mystery, but
without success. They finally declared that
ne AI WIG h4ltu AAE ANhAAIA AAbo
committed similar crimes Al Denver ana
elsewhere throughout 1hs country His
methods were lEsnsd 10 those OF me
famous London assassin. lack rhe Pip
per
First wife Divorced
TERRE HATTE. InG- Feb 2E-Alfrea
Knapp. Nhp ronfessed 70 five murders a.
Hamilton, @. formerly lived here Re was
SEM n the psuitsuriEry for uns year in lBss
for burglar. His first wife wEE Miss
EumB Sruhbs. q 1--yeEr-u3d girl, Whum he
married about 1852 After living with him
for q few months she left fim End secured
z divorce.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27
DEATH RECORD.
Calling Gan IavsBfsr.

NV YORK Feb 81 : GH1linE. IL
rsnrur q ths Calling gun. died here 1oaEF.
Al The home q hs sun-fn-lEw. hugh O.
Psntscost Dr Calling disd suddenly N
he arms o. MS daughter. Mrs Hugh q.
PsnterusL 81 IL be returned hone from
a "Trip downtown BsiDg - years e Ar
. accustomed 70 resting AFTER ANY PHYS
iual effort he tnld ms daughter be Epuld
lie down shortly E~ftsrVErd he commenced
10 breathe bsHTily. and q physician Was
called NhD administered E~rrFrhuine. hur
10 No HVEl. and Dr. Gazing died N hs
daughters ErmE q tsW minutes EfsrvLrd
EEra Sampson
FLATTsMOUTH Nsh- Pen 1s-spscillD
Ezra Sampson. &. years q age. tied q, me
home q ms daughter. Nrk Va RurEsL 10
DAY he WEs one q PlEttEuUuth'E surBssr
SETTLERS and Was highly respected by al
Nho knew HIN The funeral VII Be sun
aKy-
Passing Of n PS1aeer-
PAPILLON. Nsb- Feh. 26-spsciLl-
Mrs n sVtrns cisd February Is Al M
lone q her daughter. IN Springfield. EEee
q years M. ana Mrs John y svavns
cane 10 sErpy county In lg5E she leaves
a large family q Er0NnuP Children
Mrs r~rgPhe1s KIrkhAn
NEBRASKA CITY. Pea e6-SpscfEl
DelsEEml-ArE TryphsnA EirkhEm. Area
70 years, died a. PEI home suuth Ees1 q
thE CRY last night Mrs KlrkhEm vas a
pi0nssr ssrtlsr q orDs county, having come
here II 1EbE
= ~ APFleEAra
WEMoRE Nsh- Pet sE-sPerialD-g
" ApplsFHrd dsd a. ma buns IN this uiry
F~sE1srdsy afternoon a. 8 'eoc DECREASED
hHc suffered from ch-unir hear r-uuhls fu-
rEslts years
Arneuras A-cooannMnL
kANsAs CITY, No Pea eG-Ahs z
BsEEE far rWsury-lhrss years hsEd book
kespsr N tbs hos ospErLnszt a. me Ar
Dou facEnE coUgElE 1sd t01ss EEa1 g.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

convicted Els harm Was burned Bbouf six
or +sevsn weeks ago.
llama Goddard Knapp. the murderer's
third wife. called nj the once uf Leon
Reinhpld, al Indianapolis ATTORNEY, lAs1 o.
tobsr, and asked him TO bring divorce pro
nseoiDEE for her She said she feared her
husband would murder her, BE he had made
threats.
W-u.t Loving Letter 10 Wife
Anna GEAVble-KnBFp. The fourth wife Of
The Eelf-uonfesssd murderer, received q let
1sr from her husband TO-DAY. evidently writ
len after his confession 70 The Hamilton
authorities.
Prom III tone Knapp seems 10 expect 10
be sem 10 Ae DsuitsntiEry for life
Il reBds
NY Dear Lfr1le wife. ] will drop vuu a
lev lines 20 ypu know how ] am getting
along II loeEs DARK for me. and - You
wiz hEts 10 eKpec1 The worst. ] dau'r Know
What they VII 90 win me bui ] expect II
VII he He n prison a. Columbus. o. As
thsT Ert on me track q Hannah. They
have ner found hsr body. bu1 may hnd her
oE he time vDu get TINS letter.
] won't W~riIeEuuch this tine. but a. soon
a. YOU EnFWsr 9his j vii write mur4. RuL.
Oh my darling ENee1hesrl. n iE hard - BE-
paired from ven but be q GOOD gin and
tax good care 81 yourself Write me q
long ler1e1- Dent forget your Aid and NJ
VII never forget his little svesfheErt bs
ANlAA a. he ives
! VIII tel Y8u al in mV next letter. Write
just as soon AZ you get this. How Is
D6ooy. With love and kisses, ] VIII close
Get our marriage cerrihcsrs from the
police Write n once. Address Albert A
Knapp, Butter County Jan. Hamilton. q.
10LR LOVING HUSBAND UNTIL
DEATH
Mrs KNAPP said she did not know EuF-
hing about The Hannah mentioned in me
lstseY, a. her husband had never spoken 10
her % The VomEn.
&c spoke q having a wife n one time. "
she sEld, hui J did not Rsk him Eny CUES
unnE. u did moi bother ne.
Mrs Knapp had abused her husbands
family and said they had ohjsrIeo 10 The
marriage.
They wrote 70 him she said. and told
Inn LhEt II he did moi give me VI thsT
lever wanted 10 see him again That VRF
e week EfteT We were married Allie rnld
them he hHd married me and intended 10
stuck by me through thick and hin. he
loves ne ant ! love him Al I an afraid OF
IL lhE1 they VIII XII him in The electric
chair u they send him 70 the peuitsutHry
Il won't be 80 had because J can 70 ana see
hin unrs in awhile"
When asked II she thought KnEpp vas
insane she sEjd be never acted as though
EuythinE was the matter with HE mind.
CINCINNATI. Feh. 3S-Ths three mur-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

The history o MuhEmmedEn eunuuev-
Always re2oE lks romance AFTER the Mus-
LIN tide vas checked in ne WeEt. ii turned
upan india and Ter EK centuries the Hin
Gus sutmirted 20 MuhHmnedHn Finrs How
ths nungaesf was accomplishing und nov
uhe VA a. a small fEnEBcEl minority was
imposed upon IRE Hsndu miniuns form ne
subject q a hook entitled MediRevHl In
ga Inosr MuhUmnsdEu Rule by stunlg-
Ln%Fools which covers q PERIOD q over
."@ yeEG The EUlhOr N M
thu lhEI ths NuhEmnsdEn period Eh7xs
niue organic growth apparently ne peorls
remained ne sane What rhsy were IN n.
pas they are TO-DAY. The history n tbe
period Is a record q The arts Of kinEs ana
eouris and uungussrk II IL Eruusd ne
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

kANsAs CITY, No Pen ek-Ahs Z
ssEEE fw tVsnty-thrss years head boob
keeper N ths h0g ospErLnsut q ne Ar
D0u Fackng oougEuE asa t0a1g. EEad 81
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

The above books are FOR sale by The Ne
EsHth SthlunsrT company. LIDS FErnEn s.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

All Wbo play racquet. tennis or squash
ans are HnZOus 10 play these games bet
Ter VIII md = wealth Of instructive and
interesting material in ~RRncnetE. Tennis
and Squash" by BustRos Il Miles. amateur
tennis champion o. the world Mr.. Niles
osFones ths FIRST parr Of his book 10 thor
onghR practical hints en- training before
he takes NJ the technical points q the
games Valuable tnsrruutiOn iE given IN the
position Of strokes practice win HppG-
nHlnE and hiniF on match play The laws
rules and eupDsuts a The games are set
forth In detail while numerous diErrHmF
ana tuIl-pAEs hHlf-tnbs illustrations serve
20 make The text eieEr- Published " D.
Applsfon 4 Co
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

aunhrhHns a TrsEedg." published Nv
Funk 4 WAEnRllE, in an artistic cover o.
HshreW urnHmentr1un, is drama In verse
which retsfH lhs old story q saul and
David and JunHthAu- win the l8st uhErbr-
Ter lined from the suburdinsts position he
holas IN the scripture narrative 70 ne zen
-al place a tragedy. Ths Euthor Is ThomHF
EN1ng. 81 the laird Of a name borne ~
Two ONO Statesmen q n~HriunEl rsuutU-jm
The drama Is fuV q poetic beauty and "a
allied sHntfmeuL
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

oAAHA-sHLhMAhA M~cCoNAELL
L-Le Ahu6 co. Mh and FE-Em-
ans rIEA-I1 .fh guc CuuuE IuENalN. lHf
FEETTEG 80 ~ san
EEgWE - EEE. ALI IA We MuEEAE
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

NfMoRH Nsh- Pet 2E-sPerialle ~
" ApplsFHrc oed a. ma hums IN has uiry
.FsEueroHy Afternoon a. s O'Clock Decreased
had suffered from eh-unir hear r-oubls tur
rEslNs years
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

Mrs Wigs Cru claim the happy fortune
~ hsTing mhes more friends In the vsnr
1sh1 thHn any Other woman IN The world
Al least Il The sale Of Mrs. Wigs N ths
cabhHEs Patch" is any criterion. for II was
The beEs selling book Of the veEr. The
same nuthur- WIN was Alice Caldwell He
EHn when she wr1ts Mrs. wIEEs.- and is
nov Aiire Hogan Rice, has 3uEi issued her
new book LgTsr MARY Here Mira
WIGS. bsf EpngrEphiAH named chIldisn
z her trends. Miss HAIRY and the rest.
app win some new Characters. nuts-
bly, LnFsF Mari. Eho runs BWET from an
orphan asylum win Tommy. a very small
boy 70 whom she has become greatly nj
thched, and seeks rsfnEs in the cabbage
patch. One 10 glad 10 continue an Anuuhiuf-
Hnne with Mrs Wigs. who makes il n
matter Of uunEeisnos 10 put All ny wur-
ries aown in the bottom q nv hsarr. then
set on the I'D an smile The little green
hook is m attractive one. with eighteen
clever ul-pREs illustrations, drawn ~
FlOrsnce sooTel shinn, and with the tFpo-
ErHFhacHl sxuehsBes always expected frum
The De Wine press The story is deCicuted
To Gale Young Rns, Who taught ne The
secret q pluukinE roses from q cabbage
patch" Published by The Century CON-
pEny-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

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lsh anf HuNsrL EaEATuEA FHAH an snc
ant Me9sr cAlssET FHER. Lakf ana zEh
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

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Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-27

Sohn " Poster. farmer secretary q state
hulhm - "A Century o. American Dfplo-
mary which is nov in is seventh ed
tim has 5ust had published hr Hpurhtu
Mimi 4 % q bouk Of American Diplomacy
n The Orient" In tbe vast mass Of III
erstuTs on AEiBtiC subjects there IL MOI 10
ne found q consecutive history Of Amsrf-
can relations with thHt iuPurtHur SECTION
q The globe Since the addition uf HR-
VRn and The Philippine islands to the Amer
sean domhtn the Deed Tor such work has
beer al The greater. NJ. Fosters bnaf
tE designed 10 show The par which rhp
United States has tBksn. and tbe pnEitiun II
NV occupies, In respect 10 the political
commercial and rHes questions in .abs ORR
en- u reviews The early American cou-
DsrciE intercourse with China. he roljrr
observed toward that cUuntrr. the opantnr
q Japan the political history and HuDsrn-
Dun Of Hawaii and The relation q The
United States 10 the later histurF q China
Japan, Korea Samoa and other countries
q The Pacific. Mr. Foster PAYS special AZ
fsntion 10 The results o. the Spanish VIZ
II the far east, and gives many interest
ing Incidents connected with he inter
ruurss q American diplomats with Oriental
EthtsEnsn- which show the honorable uH-r
The Cniisd States has borne in TIE stir
ring events G: the Pacific.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10

mented with buttons Of every descrlp-
ton Every country has been ram
sacked, and some very curious speci-
mems are reported TO have been brought
TO light
The French system Of public high
ways extending 10 every section Of the
country Is not surpassed by that OF any
country On the world.
Al Bammerfest. Norway the sun does
not SET for twenty-eight times twenty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10

found It impossible to get his horses
through the deep snow leading to the
forest from, which he was hauling lum-
Der and his living was threatened He
burned with an old horseshoe an APP
proXlmate impression of a horses hoof
on piece Of heavy lumber about two
feet by one foot Into this indentatIon
he SET the horses foot, and, finding that
1t was a perfect fit, he bound 1t on as
shown in the illustration and made the
rest OF the set OF four. They have
worked ekcellently and many OF his
neighbors are awaiting themselves of
his device.