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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-22
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs Barry and her son. Dick Barry. Vtlre.ua oa taea.z. u'pot che D5.- utfr. lrr~. Barry vas called to Seattle several weeks ago ou account O. che illness Of h.r son. whose leg vas au- nu-a.el h.caase of blood poisoning.
 John c. Price will arrive from Sea.- r'eV.-haa few tl.~ .a prepare for tae term Q. court -ha wi" be-tu .hts n'ac. Nor.uner
 l--. and Mrs. \ Wood arrived from Nu.1 .a-. evening and a.. registered a-Iu. F.h Avenue ho.eL
 Alfred Csra.chaa'. ol Atu. B. G. i>re-.--.ret a- ,h. Fiah Avenue
 Miss Tu-eeI,o Log Cabin. arrived on che train last night Sae win ra- turn Friday OF Saturday
 A H. Garrison ot AHu Is a. che Golden North hotel.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-22
AGsntIomau'sR sort

The Pack Train saloon. recently rene 0rl-.l. Is che best appointed resort, strictly a- gentlemen. 'u the North. Only -re best at Wl-,sia-. wines. beers and cigars served Fair and courteous -rel.uel. i, accorded all patrons and visitors. Corner Broadway and Sixth avenue, ~sl-rlE.
 JOHN L. GAGE,
 Manager.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-22

The Royal Laundry cannot be eN- celied They suit your taste and cOn- venieuce and it you in prices. Phone I-. next tO electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-22

Birch Bark Baskets. at Case S Dra- uer's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-22
New Lace Curtains a. E.E Peoples

Get prices a- Boya. Laundry for family work, ,pecIa. rates n rough iry. next t1 new electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-22
A tho Pantheon

The Pantheon has just received a large consignment of Hermitage whis- 6Ies. rye and bourbon. This is the fine est brand of whisky ever brought Co Skagway Fry it. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-22

FatI-IHcat0u Aas -7.h-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
WILL RUN WILD WEST SHOW
Coils TO BE Owner, hat VIII
Net Exhibit HimseIf In
the Arena

LEES SUMMIT. No. Feb. 1s.-Cols
Younger. the ~pErdoned bandit. today eon-
nrmsd the report that he intends 10 run q
Wild west show, saying that he had already
signed a contract with a Chicago man.
owner Of a show now vintering there. He
said he was the real owner. as the purchase
money had been dyRnced to him. Younger
said that he would be manager and treas
urer. but stated emphatieally that he would
not show himself in the arena. He said
that he was negotiating with Frank James.
whom he wanted to join the show as an
other member
ST. PAUL MINI. Feb. 1s.-Attorney Cen
eral W. G. Douglass. who IL a member Of
the state pardon board, when shown the
dispatch from Lees summit tonight said he
regarded II as a violation OF the promise
Cole Younger made when pardoned- Con-
tray to the general understanding. Younger
was not forbidden to exhibit himself. but
Was only required to promise not to do 50.
The pardon itself vas practically uneou-
dittOnal. but Younger WAS required to prom
Use. and did promise: Not 70 place him
self upon exhibition and never again return
TO Minnesota"
This promise, the attorney general be-
lieves. has been broken in part. but no
eHort win be a TO regain custody OF
the ex-bandit-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
FAVORS BRIDGE BILL
Chief of Engineers of the Army Objects to
the Draw Span Feature
ALL OF THE STRUCTURE IS TO Be IN IOWA
Frank Young Resigns rs Receiver
of the Broken Bow Land once
and John Reece Is to sue
coed Him.
From a stan Correspondent

From a Stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-(Speeial TeIe-
gram.)-The house committee on inter
state commerce today reported the bill.
introduced by Walter I. Smith authoriz-
ing the Central Railroad & Bridge company
to construct: a railroad. wagon and foot
toll bridge across the Missouri river at
Couneil Bluffs. The house committee
amended the bill and in its amended form
recommends It's passage. The report OF
the chief Of engineers. General Gillespie.
made upon this bin. disspproved Of the
construction of a draw bridge. but states
that is a matter which is left to the dis
erection OF congress. The committee in its
report leaves IL optional with the bridge
company as to whether IL shall construct
a bridge with or without a draw. II built
as a high bridge with unbroken and con-
tinuous spans, Il shall not be OF less ele-
walton than fifty feet above high water.
the grade line for bridges as established
by the Missouri River commission, and
spans to be not less than 800 feet clean
between piers. II built as a draw bridge
Il shall be constructed as a pivot draw
with one or more draws and with spans
OF such clear length on each side OF the
enter or pivot pier OF draws as the sec
rotary OF war may prescribe. such draws
to BE- at least ten feet above high water
mark.
While no definite information could be
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
WABASH STRIKE POSSIBLE
Ramsey Refuses Wage Raise East Of Mis-.
siszippi River.
MEN VAINLY OFFER TO COMPROMISE
When Suggestion In Rejected. De-
eide TO Take Vote on Question of
Sticking by Original Demands
for General Advance.

ST. LOUIS, No. Feb. ls-As a result Of
the inability Of President Ramsey and the
committee Of the wabash trainmen and
conductors to come to terms. a poll has
been ordered by the officers Of the orders
on the original demands. These were an
increase Of Is per cent to ell freight con-
duetors and trainmen, and IL per cent to
the passenger conductors and trainmen.
Mr.. Ramsey opposed these increases west
Of the Mississippi river.
The order for the poll was issued to-
night after a conference between Presi-
cent Ramsey and the wabash superiu-
tendents. At the conference the men Of
fered 10 compromise by limiting se in
creases TO men employed west Of a line
drawn from Chicago TO Danville. Ill. ex-
Guiding about 500 miles OF the system.
This proposition was refused by Ramsey
who was then notified that a poll would be
taken on the original schedule to apply
20 the entire system exclusive OF the "a
Iadian line.
President Ramsey, it is stated. refused
Tn the ground that the Wabash lines in
Illinois we're not and should not be in
-,luded in the western divisions. and that
he same wages should apply to them as
to the eastern lines.
He claims the wabash met and exceeded
he advance made b. competing lines in
The east and he was willing to consider
IN advance OF lines west OF the Mississippi
20 meet that granted by other southwest
.rn lines eentering in st. Louis.
II is stated tonight that unless there
is an adjustment of the matter a strike
'dn be ordered as It is believed the train
.1en and conductors on the system will
Iadorse the original demand.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19

obtained today as to the interests back
Of this bill. IL Is confidently believed the
Chicago & Great Western means TO &C.
cupy the bridge when completed There
is a very interesting condition surrounding
this measure in that the bridge II con-
structed will be wholly on Iowa soil and
under the municipal control Of Council
Bluffs. Some time ago. in litigation over
the boundary line between Iowa and Ne
braska. the supreme court Of the United
States held that where the river had en-
croaehed gradually upon any bank and had
permanently fixed a channel for itself that
the land thus cut out was still a pat Of
the state from which Il was cut and IN
Consequence Of that decision Council Bluffs
is on opposite sides OF the Missouri river
and this bill proposes to eonnect lands in
Pottawattamie county, but at the sans
time secure an entrance into Omaha. The
Chicago Great Western is. according TO
Congressman Smith. within sight Of Coun-
Gil Bluffs and its determination being TO
secure an entrance into Omaha IL must
enter hat city oyer one OF Two bridges
at present in operation, the Illinois Gen.
trail on the north, or the Union Pacific.
Neither OF these seem feasible. according
TO information here. and Il Is therefore
thought that the new bridge which Waiter
1. Smith is closely looking after is to give
the Great Western an entrance into Omaha
over an independent structure.
Funeral of Mrs. BufIIa.
The funeral Of Mrs. Butliu, wife Of
George r. Butlin. will take place from her
late residence. az Jefferson street. Ana
costa. tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Tit services will be conducted by Rev.
DR.. A. r. Sheriff.. former pastor OF the
First Congregational church OF Omaha. who
is visiting In Washington. Interment will
be at the Congressional cemetery.
The senate during its executive session
today confirmed the nominations Of d.
Harris to be register and James L. Nc
IntOsh to be receiver OF the land once At
Sidney. Neb.
Captain Seth Bullock. supervisor Of the
Black Hills forest reserve, is In Washing
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19

ton to confer with ohHcials Of the Interior
department.
The South Dakota delegation today de-
eided to recommend the re-sppointment Of
EVh J. Edwards to be postmaster at
Bowdle, Edmunds county.
senator Gamble today introduced a bill
to correct the record Of Levy Carnrik OF
Milbank. s. D.
The senate today passed a bill to refund
70 the Bank OF Colfax. Ia. the sum OF so.
that sum being penalty collected by reason
Of delay in receipt OF special tax. This
bill goes to the president for approval.
The house committee on interstate com
msrce today made q favorable report on a
bill introduced by Representative Burke
authorizing the construction OF q bridge
across the Missouri river between Cham
berIain. In Brule county. and Lyman county.
South Dakota. This measure has passed
the senate.
Resigns n Fat once.
Frank Young. receiver Of the land cnioe
at Broken Bow. has resigned on account Of
business reasons and IL is understood SEN
ators Dietrich and Willard will recon-
mend the appointment Of Hon. John Eeece
as his successor. Mr.. Reece was COM
mander-in-chief Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic OF Nebraska during 1900 and IL
one OF the best known republicans in the
western section Of the state.
Routine of Departments.
=. E. Lundel was today appointed = 4
ular and August Lundell as substitute rural
carriers at Kiron. Ia. Jacob Wiley vas
appointed regular with Henry Wiley as
substitute at Big Stone. 8. d.
The Civil Service commission announced
an Examination March 81 at Council Rluns.
Ia. for Jani.or in the custodian service
In that city.
The pOstofiee at Tweten, winnebayo
county. Ia, has been discontinued.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
STRIKE TO SAVE VETERANS
Southern Pacific Employees ThrenteR
Labor War ~ Old Men arc
Not Taken Back.

PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. 1s.-UnIess City
Freight Agent Merriam Of the Southern
Pacific in this city refnstates Hon and Ter
rill. who were discharged from hts once
recently. loco members OF the United
Brotherhood OF Railway Employees threaten
TO strike.
Hon and Terrill had been in the employ
ment Of the company twenty years. Mer-
RAM, who only recently was appointed city
freight agent. announced that he desired to
I'LL the clerical positions with young men
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
A serIoas mistake.

To the average man It seems childish TO
doctor 4 cold. and unless IL becomes par
tieulariy annoying TO him little or no atten-
tion is given t. Often a cold contracted in
the winter h allOwed to run until the open
ing Of spring. This Is a grave mistake. as
even though the warm weather may bring
relief. the system is thereby weakened and
rendered susceptible 70 disease. A cold
should never b neglected. whether IL be a
hid OF an adult Who is amicted. as health
and often life Il rsked- A bottle Of Cham
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
TO INCREASE THE STOCK
Directors OF Chicago Great Western
Take Action to Finance
om=ha Line.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1s.-Stoekholders Of the
Chicago Great Western railway held q spe-
cisl meeting here today and voted to in
crease the capital stock Of the company
from $780, O0. 900 to $780, 0O. 900.
A portion OF this increase is to be used
In paying for the Mason City & Fort Dodge
road, recently acquired by the Great West
ern. The remainder is TO be used for the
extension Of the system now in process OF
construction TO Omaha and Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
MAUD WHSLE
BORN WITH BOTH
HIPS DISLOCATED
Statement by Her Father, J. W. Whsle, Coop
sFstOWn, n. D., Of the ~Bons.Settsr's
Remarkable Work.
CrippIes Coming to Hudson.

HUDSON, Wis. Feb. Il. 1903.
"To the Crippled and Deformed:
This ts to certify that I brought ny
little girl Maud. II years old. to the Bone
Setter here at Hudson. wis. who vas born
with both hips disiocated. He operated
upon her with his bare hands and placed
her hips in position without the least pain
TO her. / can see a marked Improvement in
her condition. AID I consider the Bone
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
san,a y. 800 Aner c..h.

TOPEKA, Kan. Feb. ia Santa Fe
0fieial here said tonight there was no
truth In the report telegraphed from Wall
street yesterday that the Santa Fe was
preparing for a large bond issue.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
Girl Bitten by BuIIdOs.

MARsHALLTowN. Ia. Feb. I9-Cspeclal
Telegram-)-Lulu Wilson. aged IL. was at
tackled and severely bitten by a bulldog.
Hydrophobia Is feared and she will prob
ably be taken to the Pasteur institute.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
Mi..euri Paclae Pur. Up stake..

KANSAS CITY, No. Feb. Is-The once
Of e. T. A. Gould. general superintendent
"a the Missouri Pacific. viii b transferred
ON ST. Louis to Kansas City as soon as
eW quarters can be obtained. This IL in
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19

Settlers work for crtpples a wonder.
CSigned) u. w. WHSLE.
"Cooperstovn, n. D."
To consult the Bone-Setter you should
write and let him set a time when he can
see you. IS all his time is taken BY appoint
ment. and he is ver1 busy. Address Bone
Setter. Hudson. Wis. Enclose stamp and
mention The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
n They Demand.

Headaches. liver complaints. bowel dis
orders demand Dr.. Kings New Life Pills.
They are gentle. but cure or no pay sc.
For sale by Kuhn & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
santa re wage raIk DraEa.

TOPEKA. Kan. Feb. Is.-Santa Fe on
cials report tonight that there Is no impe-
diate chanc of reaching a settlement IN
the wage controversy with the conductors
and 1rainmen.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19

accordance with the policy outlined By
George Gould a year ago. as Kansas City
is now the geographical center OF the
system.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
Kaown die world Over.

For its wonderful eures-Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. 1t cures or no pay. For sale By
Kuhn q Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
Another Claim FILED.

Yesterday a claim was filed with the city
clerk against the municipality for damages
amounting 10 s.. 900. This claim was pre-
scented by Thomas hester. He sIIeges that
on February . his wife fell on a defective
sidewalk near Thirty-sixth and Q streets
and died February Z, IN the claim the re-
suit OF the fall is given as the cause OF
death An Investigation shows that DIT. W.
J. AcCrann signed a certificate Of death
ana gave aPOPtexy as the cause. The same
term Is used in the undertaker's burial
permit Copies OF these certificates have
oeen transmitted TO City Attorney MurdoCk
Anu ne VIII bring these to the attention OF
the council and also to fhe court in eas,
the claim should go that far.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
Calls for Fuel and Food.

During the recent cold weather william
oueenan. chairman OF the charity commit
tee OF the council. has been busy looking
up cases OF restitution. In order to assist
Queenan In this work the mayor directed
Inspector Jones to go about and see who
were worthy and who were not. In this
work Jones found that about half Of the
applicants did not need any assistance from
the city. although they had made appIica-
ton. In one case IL was found that the
family owned the house and lot. had a ton
Of coal and a barrel Of potatoes in the cell
lar. besides other provisions. What this
particular family wanted was a sack OF
-four. some cornmeal. sugar. tea and bak-
ing powder. Inspector Jones did not stutter
when he told the members Of the family
that the city would not furnish any sup
plies. Jones remembers the remarks made
to him as he left the place. but he SAYS
that they would not look we'll in print.
So far this winter the city ofheials have
not been bothered a great deal by INDECENT
persons. During the last few days. how
ever. some coal and provisions have been
sent to those actually in need. n some
instances cases are turned over to the
county. but no one actually in need is per,
mitted to suffer IL the city authorities are
satisfied after an investigation that the ap,
plicant is worthZ.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19

Electric Bitters are q marvellous tonic.
and work wonders for a weak rundown
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19

In February. 1900, Catherine ogRourke
sold to George 4 Co. a patch Of ground in
the western part OF the city. In TIE stiuu-
iation It was agreed that the real estate
company should pay the taxes whi-h
amounted to over $500. Through some tech
nieSlity the deal did not 20 through ana
nov George 4 Co. are Commencing mi,
against the city for the amount Of ,aTss
paid City Attorney Murdoch IL making /,
thorough investigation OF the case ana pro-
poses to nght it just as long - he has snv.
Thing TO say about the legal Affairs OF n.
city.
Magic City Gossip.
William A Watkins. ~
South Omaha doctors report TIA, IT,.
Is a preValanoe OF grip just now.
The o OF Jacob Chase will be for
Narded 20 Brooklyn. n. Y. for interment
The superintendent OF schools SAYS that
there Is little need OF a truant ohlcsr thess
days
The Epworth league win give a social =,
ne Methodist church Thursday evening.
February -
The woman's Catholic order Of For.
e%sters. St Agnes court No. So viii give :
dance al Masonic hall on Thursday even
some Of the members OF the city council
south Omaha
BY the charity BAH held on February
the Hospital association netfed SHT. This
money comes into the treasury lust whau
IL II most needed.
The delay IN the street car serfce YES
terday caused considerable inconvenisnc,
10 those who were trying 10 get 10 Wori
ana we're compelled 70 get out and walk
Coal dealers and plumbers were busy yes
terday- Water pipes ali over the city were
tro1en and IL vas a hard matter 20 keel
up steam IN some OF the large buiIdinEs.
VIII make Noa Peel Younger.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Much Building in Contemplation for the
Approaching Summer
MANY NEW RESIDENCES ARE PLANNED
They VIII BE CONFINED 20 No one
Section of the City-In Addition
There VIM BE Considera-
BILE RepairinE.

With the coming OF warm weather there
promises to be a heavy demand for build
ing material. One contractor said yester-
day that he had orders for three new houses
TO be erected during the summer and he
was trying to obtain prices for material
before tie season opened. Two other con-
tractors told practically the same story.
Not less than three doEen residences have
been contracted for so far. In addition TO
these there will Be Improvements at the
stock yards. the packing houses and by the
railroads. so that the season promises to
be a busy one. At the South Omaha brew
cry some additions to the present b~uildings
will be made and some cottages will be
erected on the hill north Of the brewery
for employees.
Those who deal in building material are
expecting a lot OF business this summer
The buildings in contemplation are not
eentered in any one portion Of the city.
but are scattered. Then there is another
improvement which the public has long
hoped for. II is the repairs to the Q street
viaduet. Months and months ago W. S.
company. announced he had ordered ma
terial for the repairs to this old bridge.
About Christmas Mr.. King was kind enough
to state he had one car Of the lumber
needed. but could not work until
the entire shipment arrived. Is the lumber
has not bee2 received. there seems TO be
no hope OF having this bridge repaired
until warm weather comes. At any rate,
builders. those dealing in material and real
estate men took for a prosperous year.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-19
Library Beard Meeting.
children. Clothing needed.

Superintendent Mclean Of the public
schools stated to a Bee reporter yesterday
that donations OF clothing for children
would be received at his once any time
during business hours. I'VE have many
calls for clothing" said he. land we find
that our children In good circumstance
are taking II upon themselves to hunt gu.
those who are not sufficiently clad and are
doing all they can to procure clothing. I
ask the people Of South Omaha who have
ehildren's clothing to spare to send it to
my ONCE anC It will be distributed among
those who need ft"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-01-29
hot SHOT FROM 4
RlCHpp.

NIghOn IVnnr I0n Nicholson wrII04
49, ,,u,,, :, ho Chnrch rinos or
w. ''''o"' :" WV ,'','' y" ; ''''' y,
Milwaukee, In regard I" social
disease prevalent in many places:
uw, hnve hprn nsltrd tho ourstion
snvnrnl Times Of lntr. from several
nnrts or thn diorcsr. ',ls cnrd play.
nr with n money pri,e attached and
wi1th mnnry uriyo in Wow n nrnnr,,
mn,hnJ ~ roisinr mnnry for thn
"iorgynnn,s snIn,y9v
HWn sbnnlI sn'y .most certainly
NOT Wa Ennw AK snrinl disnnsn
snocioiIy ,mnnust tho wnmrn or am.
aI'i' ,,',,,., mi ,,,r,l nnn,,,nni,in,,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-01-29
ABOUT ADVERTISING IN LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.
BY ONE WHO KNOWS.

Charles II. Rowan, Milwaukean
who ranks as one OF the most success
full Want Ad. and mail order adyer-
Users in America, writes as follows in
recent article in the Milwaukee
Sentinel;
Every retail merchant can build up
his business by advertising in his
local papers, and not only merchants,
but barber shops, restaurants, cafes,
etc. This is the most direct way in
which to reach the people for whose
accommodation your business is es-
pecially established. 1t has the added
merits Of being the surest and most
economical way. The billboard might
stare them in the face every day of the
1853, with your name and characteristic
remarks upon it in glaring letters. 1t
might greet them on every street corner
and look down upon them from every
car or look up at them from every
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-01-29

The Democratic members Of the
Colorado legislature, on Saturday
last, reelected Henry M. Teller as
United States Senator. Mr.. Teller IS
u man of great ability. He was
originally free silver republican;
but tariff protection for trusts and not
the currency, Is now tho paramount
issue. His republican opponent was
former Senator Wolcott, II very selfish
partisan. His intense and unrcason-
able pnrLisanship was displayed in II
most glarine manner in his speech as
temporary chairman Of the republican
national convention Of 1900, when he
contemptuously referred to the admin
istration Of President Cleveland, an
administration which saved the credit
of the country from the ill-adviscd
legislative acts Of snch ns WOICott.