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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
PLANS WESTERN TRIP
Continued from First page.)

CONTINUED from First Page.)
president 70 place him at the head OF the
census once. Nebrasksns in congress have
not opposed the selection of Mr.. Mercer,
but, they are decidedly unwilling to have
his appointment charged to that state. II 1t
can be prevented they will have no fault
to find with his selection to succeed MI.
Merriam"
Preparing Morton Monument.
Rudolph Evans, the sculptor, is in Wash
ington engaged in preparation Of a memo
rial monument to be erected in Morton
park OF Nebraska City in memory of the
late J. Sterling Morton, former secretary
Of the Department Of Agriculture. The
monument is TO be placed by the Arbor
Day Memorial association as a tribute to
the founder of Arbor day.
Humphrey IL Slated.
It is regarded as practically certain that
the president has determined to nominate
Colonel Charles y. Humphrey OF the quar-
termaster's department OF the army as
quartermaster general, with the rank Of
brigadler. The president has given some
thought to the successor to General NJ. /.
L~udington. retiring Qnsrtermaster, and
from a vast amount Of good material has
about decided on General Humphrey.
N, r. Stanley, an attorney of Aurora,
Neb., is in Washington enroute to his boy
hood home in Virginia.
The president today nominated William
T. Adams to be register and John A. Sven
son receiver at Landock, Wyo. This is a
reappointment for Mr.. Adams and Mr.
Swenson succeeds Mrs. Williams, who has
held once four and a half years and de-
clined a denomination, Senator Warren
said both appointments were excellent
ones.
Routine of Departments.
A postohiee has been established at
Bushnell. Kimball county, Neb, with
Charles F, Snyder as postmaster,
The postotioe at Leando, Van Buren,
county, Ia, has been discontinued.
These rural free delivery letter carriers
we're appointed today:
Nsbraska-Nortoik. William G. Oman,
regular Charles PillBer, substitute,
Wayne, Fred Levitt, regular w. T. Levitt.
substitute.
Iowa-North English. Jesse F. MeCalla.
regular; Ernest T. Graham. substitute.
Radcliffe, oliver s, Wildman, regular; Jen-
ME 8. Wildman. substitute. stratford,
Leroy A. Larson, regular; Charles e. Lar
son. substitute,
The comptroller Of the currency has de-
clared Cedar Rapids, Ia, a reserve city.
The First National bank OF Omaha has
been approved as reserve agent for the
Custer National Of Broken Bow. Neb., and
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
CLUB FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB
Queer Social Organization which Ex-
ists In Latin Quarter
Os Paris.

Copyright, 1903. by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, March l4.-(New York World Ca.
blegram-speeial Telegram. There Is a
club in the Latin quarter Of Paris com
posed entirely Of deaf mutes. Among the
member Is a veteran OF an Indian war In
America, whose tongue was cut out by saw
ages and whose deafness resulted from
wounds inflicted about the head during an
encounter with tbs redskins. Not only are
the members OF the club unable 10 speak
or hear, but everybody about the place Is
in like condition. Instead Of s~ummoning
servants with q bell. the members call
them by electric eontrivance. which gives
them a slight shock
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
SPOONER DEFENDS TITLE
Claims New Panama Company Amply Able
TO Sell Concession.
SAYS COLOMBIA HAS RECOGNIZED CHANGE
Franchise Has Been Sold Twice and
IL Now About to he Sought In
similar Fashion by United
states.

WASHINGTON, Marcn IA - without
transacting any business the senate today
went into executive session.
Previous to the closing Of the doors the
Official stenographers and all the employees
Of the Official ofices we're sworn to secrecy
and one OF the newspaper representatives
was invited into the chamber to make a
detailed report OF the proceedings. with the
understanding that It should be published
after the vote.
SpOOner Replies 60 Morgan
Senator Spooner occupied FIVE hours in
reply to Senator Morgan's opposition to the
canal treaty.
Much OF his speech was legal In its char
acter, designed to sustain the validity Of
the canal title. He said there could be
no doubt that the company came legiti-
mately into possession Of the canal conces-
sion and having so acquired the property
had an undoubted right TO transfer 1t to
the United States or any other purchaser.
Passing to Senator Morgan's religious fear,
he said under that treaty there would be
no pretext for the interference by Colon
bisn authorities with the religious conduct
or Affiliations OF Americans in the canal
zone. He ridiculed the idea that by max
Ing a tlbdig WIN II bONtA Tue
United States could be accused Of taking a
position against the minority party in the
country with which the agreement was
made.
Traces Canal History.
Returning to the validity to the title,
Senator spooner traced the history OF the
liquidation concerning the concession
through the French courts. Beginning with
A.. AanUaNa1 80 thn Drt-1na1 n4nonzaEAn 10
NJ. De Lesseps in 1879, he said in 1883,
when the company organized by De Lessepa
became involved, the courts interviewed
and after appointing a Iiqa idator authorized
the organization of a new company, which
is the company from which the United
States secures it's title; that the new COM
pany was recognized by a law passed by
the Colombian government in 1890, which
confirmed the original concession and made
provision for payments Of stock and money
to Colombia. other subsequent acts of
the Colombian government we're such as
to leave no doubt OF a perfect understanding
between 1t and the new canal company.
Towards the close Of his address Senator
Spooner was questioned by a number of
democratic senators particularly Senator
Morgan.
In reply he said there we're some features
Of the treaty he would prefer to rave other
wise, but the terms were the best it had
been possible to secure. and he believed
expediency demanded that the treaty he
accepted.
Senator Depew referred to the criticism
that the canal would be injurious to rail-
road interests and said that as a railroad
man he was thoroughly convinced that such
would not be the case. On the contrary,
the construction of the canal would slim
ulate all lines of business and the railroads
would share in that prosperity.
Senator Bacon and Senator Morgan Of
fered a number OF amendments which will
be voted on on Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

you. I will give your debt as a dot"
The merchant welded the daughter, but
did not live with her. There were vexa-
tious scenes followed by a divorce. Then
the money lender put some OF the notes he
held against his son-in-law in the hands
Of a collector. Driven to the wall, the
merchant has now taken the affair into
the courts.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

state OIL Inspector J. Il. Hays Of Lincoli
Is in the city.
E. schembrek OF Beatrice Is an Omah1
visitor.
c. H.. Mitchell OF Colorado Springs Is
visiting In Omaha.
Phi Aarons Of the Boston store left foi
New York last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
WEDDING DID NOT PAY DEBT
Queer Combination of Love and
Finance I'm which French Mer-
chant IL Involved.

Copyright, 1909, by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS, March H.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram IA merchant
in Rue Royale, embarrassed in his AFFAIRS,
went to a money lender, who advanced him
$4,000. But his affairs went no better and
he found that he could not pay. Then the
money lender said to him:
81 could prosecute you and make you
declare yourself bankrupt, but will not.
You will marry my daughter. She loves
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Vanderbilt Buys More Land.

MINEOLA, Long Island, March i4.-wil-
liam X. Vanderbilt, Jr., has added another
large tract to his great holdings of real
estate about Success lake, In. North Ham
stead. His agents nave filed In the county
clerks ONCE transfers of about 10 acres.
The land adjoins his present estate and,
II Is said, was included In the plans for
improvements originally made.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

Alice Paris OF 100 South Ninth stree
disturbed the peace OF Saturday evening by
loud and unusual noises on the street. Sht
was arrested. Harry Burke OF 25 NorN
Eleventh street and Mrs. Mamie Riley o.
Eleventh street and Capitol avenue, WI,
were also arrested, are suspected OF using
loud and nrOfnne languREc.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
south Dakota CattIe Losses.

STURGIS. s. D., March 14.-(speciaI.)-
Thomas o'Brien of Pedro is in the city. He
confirms the reports OF too much crusted
snow all winter out there, and thinks the
big cattle outfits who have stock between
where he lives and the Missouri will lose
a great many head.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

with fighting. Since his release from iei
he has sworn out q warrant charging WI
liam Erebs Of l4OS South thirteenth SUI,
who was the other party to the hght, W
assault and battery. krcbs was are
YESTERDAY evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15


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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
new LIFE TO Menu

The Long Sought "EIIxir of Life Dis
covered by German and English
PhysiciansJ Not only PrOIOngs
Life, But Gives Man the VigOr
and Vitality of n Bull.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

Lonnie L. Dennis, the colored evangelist,
Monday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

the Western National bank of the United
states Of New York for the Citizens Ma
tional Of Cedar Fails, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Secures Opponents Arrest.

John Climber, living at the Prague hot
was arrested Thursday evening and chargl
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

CoRBIN, KY, March 1.-THE Louisville
g. Nashville's Jellico and Corbin train was
wrecked by the splitting Of a switch while
entering the Corbin yards today. Walter
Graves, a merchant of Woodbine, KY, was
injured and Mrs. Tom Hudson and her ~
year-old daughter of Jellico were fatally
injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

Phone al. 3. ". Cor 10th ana Chicago
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Realty Changes Recently Recorded
Over the County.

GRANT DISTRICT
J. S. Jenkins to William Hall lots
3 & 4 Block "B", Granville, $l.oOetc
UNION DISTRICT
Daniel Stewart Devisees to Bliss &
Marshall 30.5 A....s 259O 0C
Pleasant Hill Cemetery, to Cora b.
Pixler, lot 104,. . $500
CLINTON DISTRICT
Benz. TT. Smith to Geo. T. Massie,
80 A Exchange of land, Valley Had
dix ct al to, Thos. B. g. Gilbert l..
Hildebrand, 80 A. Exchange land.
CAss DIsTEICT
w. P. Gore & wife to Chas. E Core,
134 A. Coal reserved. $4,000 90
BATTELLE DISTRICT
John T. Coen & wife, to w. II.
Coen, lots 3,5, &5, Wife. -. $500. 90
MORGAN DISTRICT.
Minnie B Protzman & hus-
band to Josephine A Nor
gan. lot Is, block AZ,
South Park. 90
Edgar B Stewart Trustee,
to John M Gregg lot 9,
block "F' East Morgan
town. commencement. ......1O7 0C
w F Sonnet q wife to Belle
Baker lot 80 South Il SEN
net Addition TO Green
mont.-............... 1900 0C
Geo G Sturgiss Il wife to
Chas Moore lot 10 block
2 Sabraton.. 200 OC
Zlnn & Ridgway to Ann
Elizabeth linn lot II
block 6 linn &-Ridgway's
East End Addition. 1900 90
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20

1HE city authorities should not for
get that they are to get better fire
lighting appliances. They must not
wait until there is another fire before
they take action. Property worth
more than the stuff TO fight it will
cost may be destroyed at any moment
for lack of appliances 60 fight the
flames which may seize it.
SLIGHTLY ahead of US, and not So
far off at that, there looms the figure
of the sweet girl graduate with her
nice little essay, its accompanying
ribbon and her graduation gown which
is sweeter still. While the young
men who know all about it will soon
be telling us from the commencement
platform just how little he knows of
the practical side of'life.
A MERCHANT in a neighporing
town who had refused to advertise
in his home paper lost his life in a
unique manner the other day. A
customer entered his store through
mistake, and in his haste to effect q
sale, he stepped from his stepladder
and fell into pile of cobwebs that
had accumulated in the corner OF his
store room. and was strangled to
death before assistance could reach
him. The jury at the Inquest held
over the remains decided that he
was removed blythe hand Of ProvI-
dence,"
RAIN is greatly needed in this sec
ton. Farmers report that the ground
is in very dry condition and when
turned by the pillow comes over in
great hard clods which make the soil
hard 60 work. A two-houfs hard rain
would be worth 800 a minute Just
now. The roads are thick with dust
which horses and vehicles raise In
great binding clouds.
INDICTMENTS have been returned
by the Raleigh county grand Jury
against druggists who sell Peruna
The grand Jury claims that 1t will
make the drunk come about as quick
ly as straight booze. Ex- Gov. Atkin-
son has highly recommended Its use
10 iiorid testimonials along side bis
attractive looking photor
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
SUDDEN DEATH
Of Pittsburg Passenger on the Pack
ct Last Night.

Tuesday about 2 O'Clock Jerry
Brown of Pittsburg died on the
steamboat just this side OF Point
Marion. Yesterday Brown and a
companion got aboard the boat to
make the round trip to Morgantown.
So far as known he had been u good
health and gave no sign Of the i'm
pending danger until he was in
throes of death. Deceased was a
large fine looking fellow about So
years of age. He was single and
lived with his parents. He was
employed at the Birmingham hotel
on the South, Side, Pittsburg
The remains were taken to Dav
idson's undertaking establishment
and woe sent to his friends who
directed Mr.. Davidson to prepare
the remains for burial and send them
to Pittsburg which was done on the
3 r. m. train.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
ARMY OF SWALLOWS
Infest the Chimneys Of tho Court
House.

Take a look above the Court House
any evening when the weather is fine
nowadays, and you will see an army
of swallows darting and circling
through the air above the temple oil
Justice. In the main, the great flock OF
birds move ia circular column around
the steeple of the building, and far
above, but there seems to be very lit
tie order in the movements of any
single bird.
They go dartine through the great
swarm of rapid flying birds like so
many bees in swarm, and with ap-
parently as little regularity, II you
take the evolutions Of any single in
vidual. The movement on the part
Of the whole army, however is harmo-
NOUS, and no bird ever collides with
bis neighbor, though they fly at in
credible speed.
When the birds have completed
their evening exercise, just before
darkness falls upon the earth, the
leader darts into the big chimney in
the southern side OF the court house,
and the whole squad, numbering per-
haps several thousand, follow him In
stantly. Almost before you can count
hundred the entire army of birds
has taken refuge for the night in the
Court House chimney. An occasional
straggler, who had wandered far out In
search Of some coveted insect for food,
comes sailing in perhaps minute or
two minutes after his comrades have
retired. Have look above the Court
House this evening.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and DON'T Know 1t.
How TO Ei.,d out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
Of those who get mail from

NAMES of those who get mail from
rural carriers are posted in the post
office for the benefit OF the public.
Any one who Injuries or defaces the
lists is liable TO severe punishment.
The death of Lee Jenkins is very
much regretted. Lee was an>in-
dustrIous honorable fellow, the main
stay Of his aged mother and sisters,
and he bore the respect Of every one
who knew him.
The plan of appointing street
commissioner in each of the several
wards is a good one. In this way
there won't be any favoring of one
part of the town at the expense of
any other.
If it can he arranged there will be
a balloon ascension at Masontown
during the lot sale on the 23rfi. The
company is trying to get hold of a man
to make the ascent.
THERE ought tc. be plenty of oratory
here on Decoration day There are To
be several speakers and besi1es that
money talks. The committee has The
money.
On saturday May % there is 10 be
a lot sale at Masontown. The lots tc
be sold are owned by Il. A. Hartley
and others. The location is ideal and
could net be Improved,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20

Soft and crooked bones mean
bad feeding. Call the disease
riclsets- if you want to. The
growing child must eat the
right food for growth. Bones
rnst have bone food, blood
must have blood food and so
on through the list.
SCOTS Emulsion is the right
treatment for soft bones in
children. Littledoses every day
give the stiffness and shape
that healthy bones should have.
Bow legs become straighter,
loose joints grow stronger and
firmness comes to the soft
heads.
Wrong food caused the
trouble. Rightfood will cure it.
In thousands Of cases SCOTS
Emulsion has proven to be the
right food for soft bones in
childhood.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists.
4oe-4i5 Pearl Street. Now York
sos. and st.oe Ill druggists
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
ELECTION JUNE 20.
Bond Issue of S2O,OUO will be Asked
of the VOtOrs.

After repeated attempts aud fail
ures, quorum OF of the Morgantown
school board and the attorney for
the board Frank Cox get together
last night and agreed upon propo
sition to call an. election on bond
issue of $4,000 to erect a Fourth
ward school building, and provide
site tor new building in the future.
June 20 was set as the date for the
election, it being necessary to give
four weeks notice in all the news
papers of the town, before the cleo
ton can be held. However, it is not
expected that there will be any or
position to the plan, as there are
now twice as many youth of school
age, as can he accommodated in the
school rooms provided. There is an
enumeration of 100 children of
school age, and only 16 school rooms
in the whole of Morganlown indie
pendent School districtt to accommo-
date them. This would mean an
average of more than 100 pupils to
each room. We will have to either
provide more room or abolish our
compulsory school law. The present
provisions for school attendance, do
not harmonize at all with the com
pulsory lsw.
SO far as possible the same COM
missioners who conducted the last
general election in the county at the
eight precincts in Morgantown In
dependent district will be secured
to conduct the election on the bond
issue June Goth.
BY provision of the statutes of
West Virginia, just brought to the
attention of the board last night,
the bonds proposed to be issued,
must all be paid off in 20 years.
The first bond is proposed to be
made payablefn IL years, beginning
with which 1000 year will be
paid for five years. At the end Of
this time the bonds for erecting the
present school building will have
been all paid, and $4,000 each year
will be taken up on the new issue
till it is wiped out entirely.
DR.. Brock was away at Mt Morris
last night, and another meeting Of
the board will be held Thursday
afternoon in order to sign the proc
| lamation Of election. DIR. Brock il
president of the board.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20

CHARTERS GRANTED.
Secretary Of State Gets Busy Some
More With Companies Interested


More With Companies interested
mere.
The following charters have been
issued:
Swisher's Theatre Company of Nor
gantown w. Va, to engage in gen.
eral theatrical business. Capital
800, 200. Incorporators; H L.
Swisher, S. N. Swisher, j. III. Mills,
A. F. Heenar and L. A. Yeager, of
MorgantowD, w. Va.
Coin Controlled Vending Machi ne
Company, OF New Haven, Pa, to
manufacture a coin controlled yend-
ing machine and to carry on other BUSH
uess incident to it. Capital $25, 900
lncorporators: Chas H. Balsey, and
Robert S. Mckee, OF New Haven, Pa,
Jane ]. Driscoll, George L. Griffin.
Connellsyille Pa, Frank p. Cerbin,
Morgantown, W. Va.
Fairmont Building and Investment
Company, of Fairmont, w. Va, to do
general coal mining bushes; TO man
ufactlre and deal in timber, briek,
iron and stone; to build bridges; own
and operate gas plants, water works
and street railways; to lease and pur-
chase oil and gas lands. Capital, $25-,
600. Incorporators: w. S. Black, c..
S. Riggs, f. @. Davis, M. e. Ashcroft
j. II. HunSaker and others.
The Wilson Fishing and Drilling
Tool Company, Of Warrington, w.
Va, to buy, sell, manufacture, and
repair all kinds of fishing and drilling
tools. Capital, $1,000 Incorpora-
tors: W. M. Wilson, P. L. Hoffman,
Lawrence Huffman, d. l.. Wilson, of
Warrington, and Charles MilIiron, of
Martins Ferry, Ohio.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-20
McWhorter Injured in Ball tame.

a letter received from Charley
New horter who is at Roswell, New
Mexico, states that he has met with
an accident in a ball game which
resulted in very painful injury. A
grounder came toward him and as
he stopped to field it, it struck a
stone which was knocked into his
face. The stone struck him on the
nose breaking it badly. The bone
was shattered ana driven through
the skin making bad cut. After
an hours work the surgeon told him
that it would be as good as new as
soon as nature has done her part.
He expects to come east June first
and join the Charleston team and
play with them this summer. His
team at Roswell has won three out
of four games played and the one
that was lost was lost in IL innings
by score of to 3.