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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-26

Go TO Chaplin and Warman near
wharf for all kinds Of building ma
terial.
ANY thing you want in cut glass
bny it at Posten's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-26

For groceries and shoes go sto Nc
Intires the cheap cash store, 223 Pleas
ants street.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-26

THE oysters now arriving at the Cafe
Kaszer are the 6nest ever brought to
town. Go up and have plate or buy
ONE tp ia Ike home.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-10-26
A Pleased Man.

A good photographer gives great
deal of pleasure, and our speciality is
the photographs that will have life
like accuracy and artistic excellence.
We combine the best points to pro-
duce the best photographs.
EDWIN c.. PRoTzMAN.
rhe photographer
Studio 1853 West Peasants street.
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nados como materiq sin yalor, sol

nadOS como materq SIN ValOr, son
apr0yechados hoy ventaj ajOsamente SO
meti6ndolOs un labOriOsO prOcesO de
coci6n, decantaci6n y cristalizaci6n re
Gnada, al mlsmO tempo que hacienda
los pasar pOr multitud de reacCiOnes
quimicas tendencies & eliminar ell hie-
rrO, la Slice, el plOmO Y OtrOs muchos
cuerpOs con los cuales ell 11d2Ill Sc
cncuentra en- combination.
Como Sc We, este largo procesO que
solo da por resultado pequenisimas
cantidades de metal, ha elevadO consi-
derablemente ell precio de este hasta Ell
puntO de ser hoy como tres mil veces
su peso en- orc. Asf pues, por este
concepto no habrIa que pensar en- que
las aplicaciODes del radilllu Sc genera
lizaran cada dia mas, llegando & de-
sempehar ell importante papel para Ell
cual esta llamado; perO, por fortuna,
entire las Gltimas prOpiedades en- 81 des-
cubiert4s Sc 6ncuentra Ia de poseer
rudi0actlrtdltl, este es, pOr virtud de
las emanaciOnes que manera de va
pOr invisible cOnstantemente despren-
de, comunica sus prOpiedades q los
CuerpOs puestOs en- su prOXlmldad ha-
ci6ndol0s radi0UctfrO&, es cual ell imam
que trasmite su poder attractive & toda
barra de hierro que sufre su con-
tacto 8 frotamiento. Pero asf como
6sta pierde su imanaci0n en mas me-
nos tempo, seg6n las condolences en-
que la dejamOs, asG tambi6n las sustain
cias radi0dctiradaS pierden su radio
actividad inducjda sino Sc les conserva
en- tubOs cerrados que impidan disipar
las emanaCiOnes.
Estas em8naciOnes, asi como los in
visibles rayOs pareCe ser que tienen
una acci6n destructOra sobre los tegi-
dos de la piel, 10 cual puede evitarse
revistiendO los tubitOs que COntienen
radium de una enyoltura de plomo que
impida el paso de aquellos.
SegGn las apreciaciones de NJ. Curle
la cantidad que de este preciOso metal
Sc ha conseguidO aislar hasta ahora
apenas alcanzaria para llenar una Gu
charilla de cafe; perO es tai la energia
que tan pequenisima cantidad puede
desarrolIar bajo la forma de luz que
con solo un decigramo Sc puede ilumi-
mar una superticie de decimetro cua-
dradO sutiaientemente clara para leer
en- una habitaci6n oscura.
Entire las aplicaciones practicas que
Sc esperan del radi,luf Sc cree que las
m6dicas son las que alcanzaran mayor
impOrtancia. En- Paris Sc han veriti-
cadO numerOsos ensayOs de este cuerpo
como agente terap6utico, y los resul-
tados obtenidos han sido satisfacto-
rios.
Cada dia Sc hacen nuevas investiga-
clones y Sc descu bren al radium nue.
vas propiedades. A los qufmicos toca
ahora perfeccionar los met6dos de ex-
Traction Y refnamiento de este cuerpo
para que pronto este al alcance hasta
de las prestidigitaciOnes de teatrO que
suelen 4 Veces ser err6neamente inter
pretadas como manifestations del
mundo espirital,
4 V
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INFORMACION LOCAL

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a,..,,r ,r,a,ja,, ,- ,T1eGa-a. a. "'-lt "p ;
x-mo ob y sta \;ooroto a'lt''I-(' WV 0'''' VIA
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t,I in Sen Ino, ~ -'' 10 o''0 O97O '''
If Won ,vish n etay a Iono time in
tbie INV and ~ enond hrt fe,, roonor
aaII tbo%o and roT N soa rrn2 -
[o "
T0IF CTrADRA Anocba lIo,r6 &
asts csnitsI Oh ahnrsdo don .Ios6 ~
dra o1e nermanecer5 an esta cindad
hast4 maTana 0ue rpgrasar6 / su resi-
dencia Ri obiato de su viaie cores
monde 4 asnntoe nartic1larae
\fFTORNG T.oe bo ;n4rodro;do al
IInfoJ Meme an 10 1ro-,o oeeo o1o
~,,I,,,a ooIla AlIon 70 ~ Eotoo ~.
tela@S Tos arooios con los r3o;sn,0s
por nm die de b0sDodoio ooD oon1iJo 81
n,onada corrionto u p
T<STTrTTnS E1,- loI aat,,ai f,o
';ll Jioe y H., ' ,, -, 81 - onoo OJ, oOo(jo, IC I-
ron pol % I 40
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[I.,2 ,,'.I %~f"L;go Hiail,,J
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-[S SSntio0o NaIendaI JTstino Ira-
r.a" paJro NIoIino ps,Io Iri,,o,..,r rs
aoIff.t;oo 40 Iae%s $500 Era1oisno s[1
Io',9'ro Io;n I1o ~ GI% GS - PISad TaoniIa '1t1l
,or'b;[n I9I,i% f1o-on 49, o iodnI+adoe | Tran d.
,oI ~ '1'e'o9 ''''A1 q"
cual VI Ia EuSoulo CuSUaCie' peFa os-
' Jos taIlecleTon anJes de ser puestoS en-
Hoertad. Tomas ' vloaI MaFnnez rue i
Inu9iJaoo Pero c0FreSpono9 5 e : Ia c9Tcel 3c
oo way az 'I9I g9 } l1'''I9" DUTIES 00V7-
1lUO -'y, oI ~ q 9Po9lyo P}(E1IIro-.
or CO-lr E(lNlll1-N1N .--~oil1oI ol W
y yous Case u6 VFaIos uo sehoFaS nj
nos con prontitud y -esmero.
Luna AZ, altos, A.
HlPNOlI0MO.-- dlp}notzad0Cs TO-
ooS loS Io i ~ io 0 "a, atIoa elli1r NJ ai
2'. Pna.o '% l,' 2i|nJ0e li oa @p~ to HAN bo"o
10 ~ I'oYo y 1,lUiiuo- u e'o '''-i 'l0l i'''o0
pIGP@IaL Oh amigo LOPEZ
Hoy slgue la YenCa con Jende9claS al
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Sc rObarOn aver eI ejG,
Ia h6IiC0 J OtraS pleas de
una IanCha de VapOr,
Graciasz al detective Gutierrez Sc |
descubrio los que vendieron
las pleas.
Con ell tempo SO van robar hasta la bahia.

descubrio a los que vendieron
las pleas.
Con ell tempo Sc van robar hasta la bahia.
Ell senor F. P. McCIeardg, dueno
de una lancha de vapor, observe aver
con sorpresa que le faltaba 4 su bote
ell eje, la h6lice, Y otras pleas mas.
Embellishments di6 cuenta q la pO-
licfa.
Ell detective Gutierrez fu6 encarga-
do de hacer las averiguaciones.
Ell resultqdo fu6 satisfactorio
Teniendo cOnocimiento de que por
aquellos alrededores varios indiyiduos
Sc dedicabaD al sport de buscar meta
les yiejos, ALA Sc fu6 despu6s de las
indagaciOnes del case, detuyo q los in-
diyiduos Inocencio Cruz, Saturnino
Santana Y Elias Lopez; los cuales con
fesarOn hAber vendido dichas pleas 4
JhOn Clay, en- un dollar.
FL lunes 4 las dos de la tarde Sc ce-
Iebrara ell juici0 ante ell Juez kopel
81 este hace indagaciones prudentes,
puede que pueda esclarecer los hechOs
III senOr Clay, tiene la desgracia de
ser sorprendido pOr los raterOs de me-
tales, al extreme de haberse yisto su-
mariadO varias Veces.
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LOS "BOxERs." ="

New York, Dcbre. u. z. p. M.-
De Port Arthur notician que los bo-
Ners Sc han leyantado en- arInas nueva-
mente en- Sze-Chuen.
FL levantamiento afirmase que re
ylste lmportancia, Y Sc ha ordenado
que salga inmediatamente On fuerte
n1cleo de tropas 4 combatir 4 los re
beldes
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LO QUE ES e. 'RADlUM. 81

En- medic del asombr0 mas grande
contempla hoy ell mundo cientItico la
aparici6n del nuevo el3mentO que ha
sidO llamado rudiUm; Ia Quimica, que
con ell descubrimiento del Uranio Gre
20 poseer gran parte de los hermosos
secretOs que la Naturaleza guarda en-
sus eDtranas, es enriquecida de nuevo
con un cueTLO que pos6e prOpiedades
a0n mas intensas que eli UraniO, y tan
eXtraOrdlnarias que OfreciendO IN an
ChO campo de Investigation, induCen &
Greer habra de ser ell metal del porye
mir que mas yaliOsOs serviCiOs presto &
la humanidad.
NJ. Curie y su s9nOra han sidO esta
yez los encargadOs de tan eXtranO des-
cubrimiento; & ellOs cabe ell honor de
haDer agregadO 4 la Iista de los sesenta
y nuey cuerpos simples hasta haCe pO-
co cOnOCidOs, unO mas que ha desper-
tad0 verdadero inter6s entire los mas
ilustres quImicOs.
Las propiedades de este cuerpo son
realmente t4ntasticas; hgura una sus-
tancia cuyo aspecto no ditiere del clio
rurO de sOdiO (sal comUO), que Sc con-
serya COnstantemente emitiendO cRlOr
y rayos inyisibles dotados de una velo-
cidad igual la de la luz capaz de
impresi2nar la pl2ncha fotografca sin
que en- su masa Sc observe di3minu-
ci6n alguna, nj aUn con los aparatOs
mas preclsOs: pareCe pues. una fuente
prOductOra de energfa emitida bajO las
formas de calor J luz que jamas agota
sus fuerzas.
Scgdn la opinion de varios sabios
los rayos producidos por el radj4ue
son de tres classes diferentes, y sus
propiedades bajo el punto de vista de
su acci6n sobre la vida organica, son
tambi6n completamente distintos; apli-
cados & los organismos pueden va
acortar la vida de estos 8 va ser bene-
fciados para su desarrollo.
Este raro metal ha sido extraido de
los residuOs que deja la pichthtenda
despu6s de haberse obtenido el Uranio
dichos residuos que antes eran absndQ
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BUENA RETRETA.

La que aver TOGO en- la plaza BAldo-
rioty, Ia banda SJuventud del Conner
clio, , fu6 una magnffca retreta.
Todo ell programa era de pleas es-
cogidas, que agradarOn mucho al p1-
blicO,
La banda del Comercio, dirigida por
M4nolo Tizol, ha hecho notables pro-
gresOs.
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IA MARINA DE GUERRA.

New York, Dcbre. 26. 2. p. Nj
Ri Secretario Moody insiste en- que
a los nuevos barcos que aumentaran Ell
n6merO de los que componen la arms-
da americana, Sc les provea de los mo-
dernos adelantos en- la construction de
nav los de guerra.
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CABLEGRAMAS.
LAS MINAS DE BATAN.

New York. Dcbre. 26. ?. p. NJ
Despachos de Manila, informan que
las minas de carbon descubiertas en- la
isla de Batan, son muy ricas.
La exploitation de elias por ell 90
biernO, sigue con gran entusiasmo. Y
Sc emplea en- los trabajos considerable
ndmerO de obreros tagalos.
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AMALIA PAOLI

Ell dia y esp6rase en- esta Capital la
llegada de esta distinguida compatrio-
ia eximia artista.
Tenemos entendido que la Sociedad
capitalena disp6nese 4 hacerle carinoso
recibimiento, que bien /, Imerecequie
como Amalita, honra altamente Z
su TERRA natsL
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REVOLUTION DOMlNlCANA

New York, Dcbre. 2G p. NJ
Dicen de Santo Domingo que ell ge-
neral Morales Sc dispone hacer fuer-
te resistencia los revoIucionarios del
CibaO, que ayarzan sobre la capital.
Morales ha organizado un battalion.
que mandara cl general Ramon Cace-
res
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-26

Que no publIcamos comunicados sin
que sean pagados por adela1tado.
Cada sells palabras Sc cueutan Dor
una linea y la Inca vale diez centavos.
Las cartas que Tenggn con Comuni-
oados sin su importe. no Sc contestaB.
I'm ssra iuPranta ae vaude PapeI de
ss..itoo viafs . 81 quInaat
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UNION ARTISTICA
LA FUNCION DE MANANA.

Mucho entusiasmo reina en- San Juan
para la yariada function que ofrece, ma
mana Domingo, lacOmpania SUni6n Ar
tfstica.3
6era esa funci6n N acontecimiento
teatral
La banda del battalion Puertorrique-
no, tocara el paso-doble de los quintUs
en- SLas Zapatillas.9
Adem6s, debutar6 el elaplaudido tenor
c6mico don Luis Avellaneda.
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TRANQUILIDAD.-En Ia dltimas
a hOras no hubO necesidad de prestar
asistencia 4ninguna persona en- ell Guar
to de Socorro.
SOBERANA DE p. RICO.-El Do
mingo 4 las p m y en- ell temple de la
calla de O'Donell % Q tendr6 lugar la
session trimestral Ordinaria de dicha
Gran Logia.
Sc ALQUILAN habit4ciones ven
tiladas con sin muebles, banos de
ducha y luz el6ctrica y seryicio esme-
RADIO a precios m6dicos. Luna is. a
CARCEL DE DISTRITO-- Han ST.
do puesto en- libertad, Jose Baneto
Rodriguez, Andres Chavaler Benitcz,
Marco de Jesus, Juan Hernandez, de
los Santos, Dolores Moreno Lopez,
Jose Medina Hernandez, Pedro Molina
Colon, Isabelle Bodena, y Justine Sua-
res Herrera.
Sc VENDEN.-Dos tomos dc eThe
Puerto Rico HeraldS cOrrespondientes
al primer a0o de su publication, en-
cuadernados q Ia holandesa dichos to-
mos comprenden los nUmeros uno al
cincuenta tres. Informaran en- esta
redacci6n. D. =.
DONA BRIGIDA MORA RUIZ
Sc desea saber el paradcrO de la expire
sada Sonora para asuntos que le inte-
resan. j Dirfjanse los infOrmes al Obs
pado.-San Juan, z. r, 80. y.
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BAQUERO & GANDARA
OFRECEN

AIambre de Puas rollos
de 90 libra8 as 2-65
Gram "a en- barriles de
80 libra8 800
PUntas de Paris Cajas
de 80 ibras tama6os
de l liz ha8ta5 pull
gadas gruesas J fna8 2-50
Mani superior en- saCOs
de l00ibrasmIm %, " 800
Sal QuintaI " 0-40
ZINC AMERICANA
ACANALAD0 de 6
pies " 3-75
Cemento "DAGRON en-
barrilGs " 2-75
San Justo 13 Y Is San Juan, Pto-Rico.
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L de 81 & i IS
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10 os
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01

100000 bu, with $4,000 bu. to Europe. Il
Is expected the visible Monday will show
but little decrease. There was n decrease
last year OF l,5OO,OOO bu. The weather map
shows mild through the winter wheat belt.
California wheat was strong, although
there was further rain on the coast. Pri-
mary receipts, 669.OO bu.. against 10000 bu.
last year In the enorthwcst 800 cars.
against so cars q year ago. Local receipts,
e cars, with none contract. estimates Tor
Monday % cars.
CORN-Market has been quiet but steady
for the deferred futures. Trade has been
unimportant. January was weak, appar-
short interest. The sample market ad-
vanced IGifc on small receipts. Local re-
ceipts, 2S cars, will none contraCt; esti-
mate for Monday, go cars. Clearances, 66t,-
eco bu. Receipts have exceeded shipments
this week and there will be some increase
In stocks. Primary receipts, $1,000 bu.,
against 264,O0O bu. last year. New York re-
ports 5 loads taken for export.
OATS-Market has been firm within small
limits. helped by some buying by Howe.
Cash oats were &c higher on small receipts.
Local receipts, 25 cars, with 6 contract;
estimate for Monday, 220 cars. ClearanCes,
44.00. Shippers say oats can be sold where
cars are obtainable. There is very little
STANDARD oats both in receipts and from
PROV1SIONS-The feature In provisions
has been the severe decline in January
pork, which touched $500 yesterday,
dropped to $3.50, and January lard from
Wow 10 VA In very few trades. The rest
OF the list was about steady, with trade
small. There were 15,0O hogs here; esti-
mates for Monday, $4,000. Hogs In the west.
WEARE COMMISSION co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01
REVENUE CAPTAIN is GUILTY
COurt-MartiAI sustains Charges Filed
of ~UnbecOmInE Omeer
and Gentleman.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Si.-The Chron-
icle says: Captain w. II. Cushing OF the
revenue cutter service was found guilty
on charges OF conduct unbecoming an ON
cor and a gentleman by the court martial
convened here early In the month.
This announcement will be made from
the Treasury department in Washington
today. The findings have been approved by
Captain c. +. Shoemaker. chief OF the
service. and Assistant Secretary spaldins,
as has the sentence which the eOurt-mArtial
sed.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01
UNION PRESIDENT ACCUSED
Indicted by Grand Jury for Having
Connected Plan to Get Rid
of Manager.

ELY. New, Jan. s1.-+A special grand jury
called by Judge Brown to investigate the
tragedy which occurred on January 3. in
which three men were killed and two
wounded. closed it's session today.
Mine Managers Traitor and Gaskill were
exonerated. but two indictments were re-
turned against William Lloyd, president Of
the Miners union. whS is charged with
having concocted a scheme for getting rid
of Traitor, either by kidnapping him or tax
ing bis life.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01
whisky Market.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. Sl.-wHIsKY-steady at
$3.50.
PEORIA, Jan. a.-WHIsKY-For finished
goods, 1870.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3L-WHIsKY-On basis
of high wines. A.30.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 31.-WHISKY-Distil-
lers' finished goods easy on basis OF $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01
STEAMSHIPS.
MOUNTAINEERING LINE

New Twin-screw Steamers OF ~, 500 Tons.
NEW YORk-ROTTERDAA, via OULOGN
Sailing Wednesday at 10 A. NJ.
Amsterdam ........Feb. Amsterdam .......Mar. II
RyndAn ..........Fsb. IS statendam MAR. is
Rotterdam Mar. 4iROtterdam ........ Mar. IS
HOlIand-AmeFica Line, 30 B'VSay, n. Y.
Harry M0Ores. 1901 Farnam st.. J. S. McNally 1921
Famam st., II. S. Jones. 1909 Farnam ST.. Louis
Neese. First Natl Blk, p. Il. Flodman & c., 1914
Capitol ave, Chas. Mares. 52 So. 10th st.. 5. l.
KOstoryE. SOC So. 18th st.. Omaha. agents.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01
Milwaukee. Grain MARKET.

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. a-wHEAT-Mar-
ket steady; No. 1 northern. bic; No. 2
northern. Th67Shc; May. Th47Sc.
BARLEY-LoweT; No. 2. &c; sample. $50
elc.
CoRN-May, ~ a447sc, sellers.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01
weekly Bank statement.

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-The weekly state
ment Of averages OF the associated banks
shows: Loans, 1904. SO, 700; increase. Sl4.-
O62 900; deposits, 1913, 77s. 800; Increase, SIS, 96s, =
legal tenders. SIS. 1883, 500: increase. S7O5,5OO;
specie, $l62,672, 600; increase, s., 5O2, 900: re-
serve, $3.50, CPS, 800; increase. IS, 207, 500; reserve
required, 1922, 944, 725; increase, 81, al, 100;
surplus, S27,SS0, US; increase, s., 465, 800; eX-
United States deposits, $37, 92S, l75: increase.
81. AGA g25.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01
wEARE COMMISSION COMPANY.
Board of Trade, Omaha, Neb-
Telephone 1915.

CHICAGO. Jan. M-WHBAT-Sold down
10 nc for May. the low point for the week.
on continued liquidation. There was a good
deal OF covering on the break, however
and the market rallied a little over FRI
DAVIS close. The feature has been covering
by houses which usually act for Captain
Phulips and Cudahy. ST. Louis gave some
helm. reporting a demand from France. The
seaboard reports Is loads taken for export.
Local cash sales. 2 loads; ~clearances' bI2.O9
bl. Worlds shipments will be around
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01
GOVERNMENT NOTICE.

FORT RILEY, KAN, FEB. /, 1903
Sealed proposals I'm triplicate will be re-
ceived here until IL a. m, March 8, 1903, for
construction of two double sets of non-com-
stan quarters. Information fur
nished upon application, here; also at Of
fees of Depot Quartermasters, Chicago, Ill. {;
st. Louis. MO, and Omaha, Nebraska. Bid
which they will complete the work, as time
will form an important consideration in
the award. United States reserves the
right TO accept or reject any or all bids, or
any part thereof. Envelopes to be Endorsed
Proposals for Public Buildings" and ad-
dressed Captain c.. o. Cress, Q. NJ.
FL dat Ml-3m
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01

RICHMOND. Va, Jan. Silt is reported
on good authority that the Trigg ship build
ing plant here has been bought by the ship
building combine.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01
Peoria Market.
Coo. Into ship Combine.

PEORIA, Jan. a-coRN-Firm; No. 3.
oATs-steady; No. 8 white. Sshc.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01
Duluth Grain Market.

DULUTH. Jan. 31.-WHEAT-No. / hard,
cash, 7ec; No. 2 northern, 73c; No. /. north
arn, 76hc; May, he; July, 76Ac.
~OATS-Quiet at S3c.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01
ron EXCHANGE.

WANTED, typewriter, to be taken in part
payment on plano. Address u 81, Bee.
Z-M71O ]
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01
FurS

FURs repaired at \ regular price. Anton
Koiovratek, 1855 Leavenworth St,
Omaha, Neb., 34 Main ST., Fremont.
Neb. D-1S6 l
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
TWO young ladies desire board in private
family within walking distance Of city.
Address w %, Bee. kiss i
WANTED, washwoman to take family
washing home. Cal at 541 s. 10Th ave.
C-1S7 >"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01
Piles Cured

without pain-no cutting, tying or burning.
All blood, kidney and bladder diseases
cured: a guarantee given in every case
treated by w. c. Maxwell, NJ. D., 524
Bee Bldg, Omaha, Neb., graduate of
Bellevue Hospital Medical college, New
York City.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-01

II is evident that this poor man Lane knew
something to his detriment, and was prob
ably trying to make something out OF that
knowledge"
mot at all an unusual case" I said.
Jevons grunted and appeared to view the
letters with considerable satisfaction. Any
documentary evidence surrounding a case
OF mysterious death is always OF interest.
In this case. being OF such a suspicious
nature. 1t was doubly so.
Are you quite decided not to assist
me-" another letter ran. 1t was likewise
typewriter, and from the same source.
"Recollect you did so once, and were we'll
paid for II. You had enough to keep you
in luxury for years had you not so fool
ishly FILTERED II away on your so-called
friends. Any OF the latter would give you
away to the police tomorrow for a e5 note.
This, however, is my last appeal TO you.
II you help me l shall give you e1O0,
which is not bad payment for an houl's
work. II you do not, then you will not
hear from me again."
Seems a bit brief, and to the point
was the elder constable's remark. II won-
der what is the AFFAIR mentioned by this
mysterious correspondent? Evidently the
fellow intended TO bring of a robbery, or
something, and Lane refused to give his
aid"
Apparently So" replied Amber. finger
ing the last letter remaining in his hand.
but this communication is even OF greater
interest" he added, turning 20 me and
showing me writing In a ~well-known hand.
II know that writing" l cried. why
that letter is from poor Mrs. Courtenay!"
1T u.s." he said. quietly. did I not tell
you that we were on the eve Of a discovery,
and that the dead man lying there could
have told US the truth"
Ito be ~eontinued.l
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-17
snomfnm In n PnrIor.

There was an indoor snowstorm on
n very clear, cold evening recently at u
party given at Stockholm, Sweden.
Many people were gathered in a single
room, which became so warm as to be
insufferable. The window sashes were
found frozen and pane of glass wac
smashed out. A cold air current rus he'd
in and at the same instant fakes of
snow were seen TO fall to the floor in
all parts of the room. The atmosphere
was so saturated with moisture that
the sudden fall in temperature pro.
duced snowfall indoors.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1903-07-17

charming addition is a pelerine con-
Sisting of green silk fringe, with a
tfichu of hand-embroidered lawn. The
waist of this frock is encircled by a
iband of orange panne, which fabric, let
ime tell you, though it does hot sound
"a summery fabric, is very favorite
one and runs taGfeta very close in pop
ularity.
A dainty afternoon gown, which is
shown in an illustration, is made of
soft white chiffon printed family with
black spots of different sizes, and the
trimmings consist of graceful wreaths
of fine black Chantilly lace and inser-
,tions of biege-colored guipure. The
folded Waistband is of emerald-green
panne velvet, and bows of the same ap-
pear under the brim of the hat, which
is trimmed with wreath of pale pink
roses.
One of the many charming fete
gowns, suitable for race meetings and
other outdoor occasions, is shown in
an illustration. 1t is constructed with
the graceful flowing lines of the early
Victorian period. The long box plaits
are of the faintest opalescent blue
taffeta, and the Victorian cape collar is
of a wonderful linen embroidery, en-
hanced by silken strappings applique
on a fine Valenclennes net. The skirt
has an entredeux above its plain wide
hem, which rises in high points be-