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Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-05
PhIIadeIphIa Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 2-BUTTER-
Firm good demand; extra western cream
cry SOC: extra nearby prints, 33c.
EGGS-LoWeT; fresh nearby, pc, loss on;
fresh western, &c, loss on; fresh southeast
ern 2Sc; fresh southern, 2c.
ChEEsE-flrm. but quiet; New York full
small, isItGiS4.c prime large. lSi4c
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-05
NIIIwauxes Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. 9.-wITEAT-Lower
No. / northern. 75i4Q76c; No. northern.
74fp751kc: May, 75hc-
RYE-Dull; No. l, 5lQblhc.
5Sc.
CoRN-Nay. 4z5So
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-05
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. MONDAY, JANUARY 5. 1903.
OMAHA LIVE STOCk MARKET
Practically No Cattle on Sale, but Prices
Lower for the Week.
HOGS ALSO LOWER THAN A WEEK AGO

sheep and BamBs of Good Quality
Have Been Ready SELLERS All week
and Prices Held About steady
Feeders Quoted strong.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-05
stock In sight,

Tho following were the receipts of live
stock at the six principal cities yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-05
Going ON BigEer scale.

, RAPID CITY. S. d.. Jan. Especial. y
Arrangements are being made 10 begin
work on an extensive scale on the Cola
Standard group OF claims, sixteen miles
west Of this city. The group has been
worked for a number Of years. and there
has been q number Of good shoots Of ore
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-05
PENSIONS FOR WESTERNERS
Survivors of the Wars Generously
Remembered by the General
Government.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-(Special.) )-The
following pensions have been granted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
COMING VANDERBILT BEDDING.
Mrs. Nelson Orders Her Newport wis
Put In Order At Once.

NEWPORT. r l., March 7.-Mrs. Frederick
Nelson has sent word TO Newport TO have
her villa on Catherine street made ready
for immediate occupancy. She will arrive
next week. From this 1t "a inferred that
the wedding OF her daughter, Miss Cathleen
Nelson 20 Reginald c. Vanderbilt. may
take place at Newport.
Miss Nelson is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs
Alfred O. Vanderbilt at Oakland Farm.
and IL IL understood that preparations are
being made for an early wedding. II 10
now said that the wedding will take place
Immediately after Easter. and that Mr..
Vanderbilt and his BRIDE will 60 abroad
for a brief triI. returning to Newport early
Ia the season.
Ond,rs have bsen given 10 have a suite
81 rooms ready for occupancy nj Sandy
Poin, farm, the home OF Mr. Wander ii,
m Portsmouth. early In April. although
the ent ire house viii not IL completed
until later in the summer. IL 10 known
that Nc. Vanderbilt has been inquiring
about passage 10 Europe on the stea amer
Ealing Ia April but other than this notlIii n
definite car be lee rned
Mr. Vanderbilt 10 one OF the most busy
mon Ia Newport lie IL superintendlns
pers 1naIly the work on his new plaos and
has drawn al tho pls1s for the Improve
ments TO the farmhouse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
.TwAy A TRAP. SAYS SLATTEki d.
MAY the Davvie Adn.irs Ne, bot inc
Mun,e,u,I A. Commission Fell In.

MAY the Diyvie Adn.ire Me- Dot Inc
Municipal A. Csmmissien FSi In.
Contractor John Psiros puts the blame
for the delay In comprising the new Aan
Of Records upon the Municipal AT ION.
mission There have besn 30 many changes
In the plans for the establishment OF the
building, changes which. he asserts, wore
ordered by the commission, that IL wae
impossible, he says. to proceed win any
rapidity with the construction OF the
vincent J. sIattery Of Morgan a slattsry'
the Tauouany architects, Gays likewise.
He sajd Yesterday that H. X: Bush, Brown,
The sculptor, was employed by Horesh
4 Slattery, when the Van Wyck admins
tratiOn appointed them snper snme sriIlSrs
6sures. scrolls and other artistic WORK
for the new Hall Of Records. . /.
MT Bush Brown sent In III desagns.
said Mr. Slattery. of one KIND or QUE;
but only twenty Of them were acccPtSo
BY the commission. As Mr.. busn Drvwn
designs were thrown down by tne CON- o.
play q trick on the commission. l askea
Mr. Bush- Brown TO send me In copiee OF
al decorations by Michael Angelo
in st. Peters. Rome. Of the pillars o. we
Temple Of ma at Ephesus. ana o. .ns
scroItworE designed by LEONARDO "a vinc,
desi sns was rejected by the Art CommN-
Were the copies faithful reproductions
of the originals Mr.. Slattery was asked, -,
well perhaps the STa"ip sIstt ssye ad.
n mit.ss but pU shss doesn't alter ae
that the Art Commissioners we're preluoioeo
AGAINST VA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
Cornerstone u Manual Training School
Laid.

The conversions OF the new Brook Ign
Manual Training High School In Seventh
avenue between Fourth and Fifth streets
was laid yesterday Several members Of
the Board OF Education and school on
cials and most Of the pupils Of the training
school were present Michael J Kennedy
OF the Building Committee OF the Board OF
Education, Ia the sbsenc. Of Chairman
Iichard ~ Adams. ohiciatsd, using a fIl-
yer trowel which vac presented by p. }.
Br-nnan the builder Tie building will
have four hoors and q basement and will
accommodate 2S7S pupih. There will be
. classroons shops. |? GESTURE halle, .
study hAlls rooms Tor teachers. y gym
narlum. an auditorium and a library, The
bulldlns. which l. To cost esss 40. will be
cOmplstsd In sDOr vesr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
Justice Mstuce \ .Ae, in while I,oldIns
Court.

CooPERsrowS. n. Y. March The
regular March term Of the Supreme Court
came to an abrupt end here this week
by the sudden illness Of Justics Mattice,
who presided. He he d lately been holding
ing terms in New Yorkwhere he overworle >
de IL suffering from acute indigestio.
and Ia now at his home In Oneonta. hen
court adjourned the case Of Mrs. Ella J.
sutton against the Ulster and Delaware
lsilroad was on trial Mrs. Sutton seeks
10 recover S25, 900 for the loss by death OF
her h.s1and. a locomotive fireman, who
was kliled by escaping steam. II was
alleged that the boiler Of the engine was
defective and unsafe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
70 SELL Mr.. eeLxAws ART WORKS
Paintings BY Him ana collected By Him 70
Co st Auction, Other Coming eaies.


Three exhibit, ions Of art works. each
with a particular interest. are announced
10 open next wee k. and will be followed
by public sale Of the properly exhibited
A numoer Of pa in,ings In oil and water
color by Samuel Colin IN, N. A.. with Mr.
Colmai.'s collection OF paintings by me
Of the Bi,oizon group and by American
artists, are TO be place1 on exhibition al
the Am ,rioan Art Galleries on March 49,
Mr.. C,lm,n having decided TO sell 81 auc'
ton both his private collection and his OWL
recent paintings.
Mr. Colin as work as a landscape painter
has been knowa for mlny years. Inc
American an Association say OF him W
their announcement: 1T is sufficient 10
say hat his love for color and his merry
sense Of wha! Ia proper 10 put In a pict ur
and wha, Ia best 10 leave out. have giveA
him a wide and well-earned reputa,i ION,
and that his individuality as painter
has never been dis; rbed by the ephemerai
influence Of feehion In art. or by the lem
porary popularity Of this or thai sohooi.
A conimi, tee OF men ipcludi' 4 Charles
L. Freer, Thomas Is. Clarke. ! u rus, us 81 i:
Gaudens. J. Gilla,ly. and a lumber OF
associa;es OF the late J. H. Twach,mai.
in the various art exhibitions OF receh'
years, have arranged for sale OF Mi
TwaohtmaL's works. and for their exhioi-
ton at the same TINT with the Gilman col
lee ions The men Of the committee ere
acting through friendship for the ke
pai ,ter and iiteres; in American art.
with the colnan and Twach' man ex.
ions there will be another OF varho
compost ion at the same lime ard In III,
same galleries. that of the collec' ion CT
his orical chi,s. porcelairs ard e.chir gs,
made by A. Melrose Burri't OF Waterbury
Conn. for many years well known among
collector OF this country.
The historical collec' ion Of dark blue
china Is chiefly made uD OF plates arc
pla, ers, and makes an interesting lot OF
Americana. Mr.. Burri't also brought 10.
6 ther some fine old Chinese porcelains OF
cabinet size.
Mr.. Burri,,'s collec,kn Of e' chings and
prints has been pronounced a very fnt
amples Of Rembrandt Wits Ter, Haden,
Millet, Meryon, Won Gravessnde, Meis-
sonier, Jacque and Lelane.
The Burritt sale will be an executrixt
sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
GREAT SWEDISH CONCERT.
4 Na1,bse Of sslossts and . Mixed Choir
Of 600 yoiees.

The 6oDoegi TO be given by the Swed' :
81 this<ciS snd Jersey City for the benefit
OF thaAaspibs sufferers OF Sweden will Le
given a, $50 O'Clock sunday afternoon.
March rs. In Carnegie Hal.
4 miAed choir Of 600 voices. drawn from
the Swedish church c'oirs and a dozen
Swedish singing .ucielit~. will render some
q the choral GonPo-.lions OF G.nnl
Akerlipo. 4 number Of .oloists have
vount<rrNt rh"ir services for the occasion,
among than Nine schumann -Hcink
Johsnrss ElmNblad, Miss Martina John-;ous,
violinu, NINE Agnes siabers HAL, so
pfsno5 Afo,j,h Dehm Petersen, barytone.
and POI JplraT. Erickson. orssnis, The
a0c0mhA n,msnis wiJ lie played by hTs
Anna Iallelsfs
Over f,osticke's Ca the coroe Z had been
cold up "a veslsifsy. The arraasems to
are ~ 80 hands - COMMITTEES ~ WHICH
Charles n Johansrn j. tls chairman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
KILLED nv ~ AN6RY HUSsAND.
Seund His VIE i..sksa IN . Store Win
MS PsStnsr.

MKarHIs. 1siH March 7. InfOrn.stIoi
nesclJed here from onluphus, h.ss thu
mofuins. that A. q. 1slisieTfo, . yss, llsI
sho, snd INSTANTLY allied yosoph . slosi
. plsno e,4l.I, last higla TIC iso ns
Ad tlnlr busiii a va Ito sau.s stOrs, az,
4 GA boAIdad 9th IaliaisSIo shd Ll
siie
ao., ,Idli, n a. he slof, h.s s,fs y II Lin,
sld HsII g. "a sisif sltH hlusI 80
Via q l4f,Iiu stH dosn 10 fiilnd n
lost ioo.f-d sid slsH 10 uiloshud u H.
salAns ,, 900 sh' ah ~ lbsllg 90
.sn Ln. sl.s.tlhg ; an lunl 81 aba.
.ons lhss Ad lsssi fihs az Il!
flsssd ~ 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
BOXING BOUT CLOSES A CLUB.
Church Experiment In Greenwich. Conn
which was Not . Success.

Greenwich, Conn.,, March 7.--Athletic
Club Closed 10 the sign which has beef
placed on the door leading to the 6 m,
nasium OF that club here. The manager
say that the lease Of the hall has expireC
and they do not consider it wise. under
present conditions, to renew IL. Thu
general public believes that the rotoriety
the club and the president Of the b ard oil
managers, the Rev. j. H. Selden. received
a week ago after two young men hac
engaged in a so-oa!led boxing bout, is re-
sponsible partly for its closing.
Last fall Mr.. Seldom, who is pastor o.
the Congre gational Church here. the big
gest in town. got the young men interested
in forming an athletic club IL was under
stood that o .s-hu dr. d-th u ard liar
building wouiu " v,.coo.. .or li.v.,I y.
wealthy New Workers. 70 short time. Mi
Selden secured subscriptions and purchased
400 worth OF apparatus and 100 young mel
joined After starting the club DR.. SeldeL
left il TO the b Iuse committee 10 run the
gymnasium.
were put on by a uemter and man b,
invited in, and several sporting n.on Of
the town were pIs@nt. TIE janitor ant
members Of tic b 'se nsnittee fol
that night were nes..t, bur ..inong the on.
lockers were thp 0 who had offered wsgtrs
on the result. While DR.. sclGen ard Il,
board OF managers 6eny TIE IT, siIuatiol
that it was a prize fgt'. II Is a fact that
they thought the conduct at the club moi
what Il should be.
A specisl meeting OF the managers wet
called by DR.. s. Zen ss soon ss he heart
of the street a regarding the boxing
bout, and whel. the beard gathered at hit
ne rsonpgc he told them thet Re could not
let such things 60 on and that tho cl'''
Wight rs we'll close its doors then as VI X
later whom to losse c-p'rd.
TIE apparatus Ia to te stored In the min.
is'er's barn for TIE present.. A reorgani-
zption Ia cyrf~'cA '~'or.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
THE KIEHL POISONING CASE.
it Il 10 Re Presented TO the Onondsga
County Grand Jury.

SYRACUSE. March 7.-Dis,rict Attorney
Barnum will present the Kiehl case TO the
Grand Jury next week and has subpenaed
a large number OF witne a from Cortland
and Onondaga counties. Adam and VIII
liam Kiehl died suddenly and poison was
found in their stomachs Mrs. Maude
Kehl and her mother. Mrs. Fenner. were
arrested at Cortland charged with the crime.
but the Cortland county Grand Jury fail d
70 indict them on the ground that the crime,
II any, was committed in Onondaga county.
Mrs kiehl. wife Of Adam kiehl. has been
twice arrested and released by the Cort
land county futi O tiles
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,.iss U.sss az 1hs.DW =,
See q slls tfs@ Sss AS ~ iss pAs.iss
tslsifis tssissas, Alisnssh,

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iisa 49, . ssn 80 ssssasa. iss..as =,
go asss co. sth 49, ias.s sass
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-sslsh,sf eta sts tsas@ u.sf ss.~.sl
tis Hol.< sea 1900 IA tis fiffh Assesses
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TtRAN A.. aH,Di BgRg.
4. vssss A,ns 1iss~a, I-a,ias Ls,,sss 10
I,lks IN NHA ans.

A man Ab.H ~ ysao ola sho had fsss.
,srod - tho blsilsi,Ia tael. Grand siTs.i
sad tAr bs~'rJ, As A P'l'~ was found
ds al yesterday ai,srGoIu IA hls fOosn
~ l.ss ,s..--J sn 90 So -i.d lsn dowb
"a ths It'd
~ lslI issI Isilafs, tIfas saalsJ sad
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ias iaiun1 ~ hfisi $40 IA hpah.sl
800 sss ssi made l.s,a.s u sas s.saaJ
fhs'y sslsi l,tiss - hssny - 90 l.saa
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08

Mayor Low, ColnpiSolIss ofo1, and Dock
Com missioner hsssss made en- sssmins-
,lon ,sssssasy 81 ne s,.,sa i.lsna shon .
la AAyoT 20 tbs CIa.JaTollsf sis msmls :
all sSon sssro . nee tventy -nss yaAI
ilsscl.l.s fol ths fsyy Lstssso Ma.
L..isn Ed a slater i;ls a. = II. es.s
: .t i: s:.s. 81. ' = s.s s,i .~ !.
dsrlas upan n.s n..s' sasAi.iAsssss u
40 AsI doA<aa ~ n,ofg siiss sAshasiai
- lbs s.s sli.~ thai ,ls h.,S 10 ~.
ioa,plTollss sill.sj sloiS tAf lslsi.a's
ssisIf'e,, Yesterday "a iLs Ds-as Dspssi.
ll.sAi o sls@iDsf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
PRISONER IAY WIFE BURIED.
Oh Jerry Hunters VIE. whs Helped F,sht
Ceps. 10 Dead.

Mrs. Harriet Hunter. the colored woman
WHO helped her husband. Jerry. TO stand
OF a dozen or more armed policemen and
a, MANY oi,issns whom their home at North
Beaoh was surroun oed last Labor Day.
di I'D 81 pneumonia on fnaAy night ss ''s
Mys Hunter vas injured In tie fight
ana II IA aid In never bean strong siaes.
Hunter ,s stin conhnet ~ the Qussns
County Jail in Long Island Guy. lie V
ansio,i- 20 attend tie funeral and Sheriff
De Ihags may tske Hunter 70 u, -
slot on, by Hunter IN the ASla. A reportsd
10 Id Il, ins IN his hone In Brookiyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
s,rsmsss se,eau No, o. 90, /.

The hensn, performances. recently q ven
o. the Bllou and Grand opsra House In
Brooklyn foT the families u Bi,,sloo chief
cIrnssr, i4eu, Jsstey ant f,nsm q
ssfs sillsd Ia tbs AIDuosls eOOI@fAss
40 oI tl,s .ls,a " Dee %, sid tbs lailsf 81
. Lfe in Gaiioll slfsei q lev dsyt lai.I
n-iisJ o. asl E4sb ~ iils i.i.shclArlss
oil thu receive el gas
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1000 sss Z col ssss biria

TLomAs byuIs. sbo fsA the 'hahAsiisn
ksnkias bisssfsss sad issss tSapssy'
a.,o y ,.isl-sJ o. . ssss ~ s,sfy D. is.i
sac u~s,l i,i,n 90 issid 10 ~ .ssy l,@i IA iss
I,,ails D ilss ses'i Yesterday ~ 's,.s'
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u 4 . ftdsi oil sYti,sfiils, on haadsg f.s
90 ~ ia's llsa las a. a. sois tis su.sss.s
ssia led saiiig tasS Az siEsYi tisg
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s.s....s ...s sss ,.s.ss pssaas,

Tssss sil Ls . assisIs iassssI le-aay
Gusn ~ Iasiass a 80, snsasbgS a.
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90 No sas hslaas s.ss u, t'asl sAi.ls
. 100 lsssls ~ ssst sibts Me- haasssfs
a. N shl tlli aaa fsss ag hse 900
fslassstss Ts.sbiaslls siss dee ~ bfla.-l
,.aft..i,S ia l..ssls lsisi isls ode alsd
fl.s Lt'.a.s oh H. a lsaissfaI lstasis4t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
= {: LOTUS g.
IIeI 1re.dway ,.s ~. &c. New York
DELNONTS arr 0'EENs ROA "a,
Msy vusss 70 lsas W .s.a (isy % 'ssss Q, {
vaiuahse HganshLSs.

veSuaees Ieeneolee.
Jacob u. teesem, vtoe-psesidHnt asd
ssssfL manager Of the ksw yovt ana
Queens County Elsctro kais ~. shieL
epsrssss ossnohss ,Aro1sh 10 Issevsh 81
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has nsasnsd his toss eth thai eespsay
iiis designation 70 Va iAks sGsS AIvu
viii NJ bss,sm's rssls,.slion ossss
the rsper that the TOAD Lss hssa 400, N
by The hslsnesi iblsesls, sho stn o. era .
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system h hAAhsnal h.ssas ,l.s.s sso, "A
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Assl $50 As.ss

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ss Necsar. from Nss lor.. at Naples


"a Ia Touralns. iron HAvr,. Tor A-w York
81 IVenis tIOn Liverpool, tVf ses iOTk.
IS Ut. rLui iron sOu n .ll ptoa iUT New lOfk.
- thdefisnd. lfOiu ALissfp, LOT Aes York
~ jfssisI auffurfsi, Iran bft sea lof hes .ofk
- RynIAln. ITO a I'D. tsrds.u. Tor yea ION
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
WON,T TELL VINO SHOT him.
Murray Say. re Kns~s. but wm Attend
10 Him Himself.

An iron moulder, who gave the nsms Of
George Murray and gave false address
walked into Gouverneur Hospital JUST
after midnight yesterday morning with
two bullet wounds In his left arm and one
in his right breast. .A.,
After telling . story Of the sho9ttng tnes
wasn't true he admitted that he didn't
NOV where Il occurred, a. ne was tntox,-
Gated At the time. He declared that ne
knew who he'd shot him.
Eta no need for you 10 look the man
up,s he told the police. J would NOT
prosecuts him II you were TO arrest nina.
I'm fnd him when get well and gel even
with him"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
A-.s. ,nsa 90 .. ssssl . ga

10. 49, sassss " 49, a,H % 90
a,issss a iis ississsiiss is.sl l..sld
i'a~issssl 40 iissis-fg nAss,s,s. Jssss,
isf. e.<sasg IA . 900 a. is.af tls 81
~ 49, 4 hFasA - Ag.aad nsssai.
i-s,sfl 80 a. o. A. b. 80 sisd o. go
a. "a. tats'f tsstiiisfs - sis lsta - d
$500 I'D - e~<sis ~ tsss ~ lls
s.ss1Dss hf.sts. Aa---sAl,ss h-s.s,
tl.s' - ssis-.- " "a 70 80 49,.
- 80 ASA "a 81 H. sisisss,4as ~ ~
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on THE RUN FROM PRISON VAN
Prisoner Makes . Rieek Dasn Tor L'oerS
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wagon. and as he was stepping TO the sid +.
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chase. He fought desperately ~hsn oemg
taken back.
In view Of the punishment he received
Magistrate Crane considered only the orig
in 7 charge Of intoxioation and sent him
Ia the workhouse for two me nths
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