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Charles Albert Woods Elected. Columbia, S. C.. January 2s.-On the
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Streets NorthsIde, West of Twentieth
 Street.

Street.
 Nineteenth street, Mrs. Tyson; Eigh- teenth street, Mrs. w. F. Harrill Twenti- eth street, Mrs. T. G. Bush; Twenty third street, Mrs. MeGayock; Twenty second street, Mrs strickland; Twenty fourth street, Mrs. Gregg; Twenty-tifth streeet Mrs. Riggs; Twenty-sixth street. Mrs. A. E. Simpson; Twenty-first street, Mrs. Harrngton; Twenty-seventh street, Mrs. Oliver; Seventeenth streeet, Mrs J. w. W. Smith; Sixteenth street. Mrs. Sam Adler; Fifteenth street, Mrs. W. F. McAdory; Fourteenth, Thirteenth, Elev- enth, Twelfth and Tenth streets. Mrs. E. S. Shaw.
 Southside Streets, West of Twentieth
 Street.
 Twentieth street, Mrs. J. G. Bush; Nineteenth street Mrs. McDavid; Eighteenth street. Mrs. G. B. Forbes: Thirteenth street, Mrs Lucl1ie: Six teenth street, William Tinker; Seven teenth street. Mrs. Peddinghaus, Eff teenth street, Mrs. George C. Harris; Fourth street. Cunningham Wilson; Twelfth street Robert Cunningham; Glen Iris. Mrs. E. Cullom and Mrs. J. w. Bush. Southside, East of Twentieth Street. Twenty-frst street, Mrs. E. K. Camp bell; Twenty-second street, Mrs. William Hardie; Twerty-third and Sycamore streets, Mrs. William Mabry; Twenty fourth street, Mrs. William Bethea; Twenty-sixth street, Mrs. Gillespie; Twen- ty-seventh street, Mrs. John Tomlinson; Twenty eighth street, Mrs. Frank La- throp; Twenty-ninth street, Mrs. Henry Hiden; Thirtieth street. Mrs. Fred Jack son.
 Mrs. Adler's District.
 Mrs. Samuel Adler divides her districts up among the following ladies:
 Second avenue, west from Twentieth street, Mrs. II. Slegel, Miss May Bern helm, Miss Ophelia Levy.
 Second avenue, east of Twentieth street. Mrs. Leo Beck. Mrs Ben Blackman, Mrs. J. Ellinger, Mrs. Carrie Lazarus.
 Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth from Twcn- tieth west. Mrs. Sol Bernstein, Mrs. J. Einswaneer. Miss Beatrice Wertheimer. Mrs. Bert Fox.
 Avenues A and west from Twentieth street, Mrs. Morris Newfield, Miss Carrie Ullman, Mrs. Fannie Herzfeld. Mrs. Joseph Stern.
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
HOSTS 0UTNUMBER GUESTS
old Friends Tender Mr., and Mrs.
J. II. Mcintosh = Farewell
Dinner.

At a banquet at the Omaha club last
night the hosts and hostesses numbered
sixty-two persons and the guests were At
torney James H.. Mcintosh and Mrs. Nc
Intosh. The occasion was a farewell ban
quet and reception given in honor OF the
guests who on next Friday will leave for
New York. there to make their home.
TIE toasts were full Of mirth and hap
piness, affection and sadness, and were
well timed. Genera Henderson was toast
master. T. ]. Mahoney responded 10 the
toast Our Guests" and in his pleasing
manner he e~uiogized our guests In a way
that brought a corroborative response from
other speakers. In response to this Mr..
Mcintosh thanked the speaker and his
hosts, and told Of his affections for Omaha
and Omaha people. The other speakers
and their subjects were: Carl c. Wright,
'"rhe Bar" Hon. @. M. Hitchcock. ''rhe
Press" f.. A. Brogan. THE LADIES'" c. J.
Greene, New York against Omaha"
Those who gave the reception were: Gen
eral and Mrs. Henderson. Senator and Miss
Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Hitchcock,
J. N. Woolworth. Mr.. and Mrs, @. W. Ly-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Yates, DR.. and
Mrs. George L. Miller aud Miss C.. b. Rus
tin, General and Mrs. Gown. Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. II. coutant, Mr.. and. Mrs. g, b. Keller,
Miss Pritchard. DR.. and Mrs. Rustin. Mr..
Frank Murphy, Miss Hampton.. Mr. and
Mrs a c. Smith. Mr.. and M. II. r, Whit
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
CUTS OFF TWO OF CHILDREN
VIII of James Creighton Withholds
Property from Two of
His sons.

The will Of the late James Creighton was
opened in the ounty court yesterday.
The value OF the estat is estimated at
$1,000, Of which 1900 is in personal prop
erty and the remainder in Nebraska real
estate. The will provides that the widow
is TO receive, one-third OF the. net income
from the rent OF the real estate during her
life and that the children, with the excep-
rio VI John V. and Arthur L., are to re-
Gel e the remaining two-thirds during the
life Of Mrs. Creighton. Upon her death
the real estate is to be divided share and
share alike among the children. with the
exceptions above, John and Arthur to re-
ceivo no part of the estate. The executors
are Mrs, Creighton. Mary Creighton and
Charles II. Creighton. The signing OF the
will was witnessed by ]. J. o'Connor and
j. M. Congieton. The matter Of probating
the will comes on July 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
UNION FINES A FOREMAN
He IL Charged with Attempting TO
ExtOrt Money from Em-
pIOyea I'm Factory. t

NEW YORK, une 15.-Accused Of at
tempts to extort money from employees in
a Newark hat factory. David Rishman has
been lined ts99.99 by the Hatmakers' union.
About eight months 6 similar charges
were made against Rishman and he was
fined $3.50 He was then foreman of a de-
partment in the factory.
Although he declared at the time that
the charges were trumped up, 1t is said
he has since been paying the fine in weekly
installments out Of his wages. He declares
that the new charges are trumped up and
that he will not pay the second fine.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16

more. Mr.. and Mrs. John L.. webster. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick, MIR. and Mrs
Alfred Willard, Mr. and Mrs. S. d. Barka-
low. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wright. Mr.. and
Mrs. II F. weyman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Burgess. Judge and Mrs. Munger. Mr.. and
Mrs, NJ. L. Learned, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Kountze, Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Greene,
Mr., and Mrs. T. ]. Mahoney, Mr.. and Mrs,
F. A, Brogan, DR.. and Mrs. Summers, Mr.,
and Mrs. G. w. wattles.
The Omaha club was tastefully decorated
IN honor OF the occasion. and not the least
OF the entertainment was the elaborate
menu.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
HUMAN BRUTE MURDERS TWO
Waits in Ambush and Fires Upon Farmer
in Pasture.
HE THEN SHOOTS HIS STEPM0THER
Flees to a Deserted HOuSe, where
Mob 10 Attempting to Lynch
and sherin 10 Mako
Him Prisoner.
HE THEN SHOOTS HIS sTEPMoTHER

PITTSFIELD. ILL.,, tune 15.-As the
result Of a double killing, committed yester-
day, Fred Mink, n syears of age, is
besieged in a deserted house on the edge
Of town while-a mob and 4 sheriff's posse
are seeking to effect his capture
The members Of the mob declare they will
lynch him and the sheriff and his deputies
are trying to make him a prisoner and take
him to Jail.
Mink shot and killed Newton W. Harris.
a farmer living near town, and then killed
his stepmother. Rage over the refusal of
Harris to allow him to pay attentions to
his daughter is thought to have inspired
one killing. but the death OF Mrs. Mini is
not explained.
Mink recently returned from the state
Of Washington. Befcre 1eGvlng home for
the west he paid attentions to Beaulah, the
daughter Of Mr.. HARRIS, and his suit had
been discouraged. BY the father. Since his
return Mink has deeiiE4Sfahas he Intended
to even up scores. -. -.
Mr.. Harris was IL Ais iySsate lot yester-
day afternoon when Mink cfspt UP behind
him. He was armed, with, a rife and from
the shelter Of a fence he fred on the
unsuspecting farmer. who fell. Mink then
ran to the prostrate man and shot him four
times in the back and side as he lay on
the ground.
Murders HTS ~stsbmothsr.
Alarmed by the firing, Mrs. Harris ran
from the house a short DISTANCE away and
started toward her h1sbaAd.., Mini drew
a revolver as she approached and fired
one shot. missing her. He then ran from
the field and disappeared IN the woods.
A search was instituted n a number
OF people went to his, home, Forcing an
entrance, they discovered the body Of Mrs.
Mink yin on the floor. She had been shot
a number of times and was dead when
found. The citizens organized a posse,
FULLY armed, to search for Mink, and al
length he was found hiding in a deserted
house In the edge of the town.
AS the crowd approached he showed him.
self at a. window and told his pursuers tha
he would kill the first man that approached
the house. Ike. showed his rifle and
revolver and fired a shot at one man who
tried TO run around a corner of the house
to get at him from behind. The sherin
insists that he will make every EFFORT tc
prevent a lynching.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
HURRY WORK ON NEBRASKA
CONTINUED from First Pass.)

CONTINUED from First PaKe)
that showed the depth Of their feeling in
the matter.
1t was promised that everything that the
executive could do without violating the
principles of international comfy, would
be done. but neither President Roosevelt
nor Secretary Hay were able to make any
definite promise beyond this, which was
accepted as satisfactory.
Prussian Minister at Treasury.
Freiheer Won R~heinbade, the Prussian
minister OF hnance. called at the Treasury
department today. He depressed much IN
terest I'm the laws n regulations relating
to the assessment and collection OF In
ternal revenue taxes In general, but most
especially as to Anbacco. ,coSnmissioner
Yerkes OF the internal revends bureau
spent a part OF the morning in explaining
the details Of the revenue system in this
country. The minister said the Question
Of increasing the taxes on tobacco was
now before the Prusslan Parliament.
More Land kept for water.
The secretary OF the interior has ordered
the withdrawal from entry, of 5000 900 acres
of public lands in Idaho, in connection
with the B~lackfoot irrigation project, and
500, 900 acres in Nevada. In connection with
the Rock creek. the Humboldt river, North
Humboldt and South Humboldt projects.
Routine of Departments.
These Iowa rural carriers were appointed
today; Albia-Regular, Jesse Harper; sub
stitute. Jessie NJ. Harper, C~oIlins-Regular
Carl Day; substitute. Rosa Day. Hinton
Regular, Douglas o, BogenrtefS substitute,
Herbert Mansfield. .LynnV1lle Regular
Hugh Bpshong; substitute. Minnie Rushong
The postofice at Lucky Valley, Wood
bury county, Ia, has been ordered discon.
tinued. - sr
Clyde II. Belknap of Madison. 8. D., and
r. u. Kinsel OF Des Moinss. Ia. were to-
day appointed clerks in the Treasury de,
partment. feNrr r
The postofhce at Mooar. Ia. has beer
mAde In international money order once
James J. Ryan was today appointed sub.
stitute clerk in the Fort Dodge. la, post
ONCE. and John j. Beliek, John Thisbolt AnC
w. j. Clancy substitute carriers In thu
Davenport. la. ~pOst0fnca. .a
POstmasters appointed; Nebraska, Ia l.
Hile. 81. Michael. Bunalo county, vice II
NJ. Walker. resigned. Wyoming, A 8. Hur
ley. Sage. Uinta county.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
81. Joseph Live stock market.

ST. JOSEPH. June l5.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head; 10d15C lower; stock. cattle.
steady; natives, A.25d5.25; Texas and west
erns, S.65dAsb; cow and heifers, $225aA75;
veals. SS.50a6.5O.
HoGS-Receipts, 9,gs2 head; 5diOc lower;
light and light mixed, Sb.95d6.O5i bulk. $500
G6.6; pigs, A7565.60 .e
head, steady to l5c higher; top spring
lambs, 81; native y~oarlings, 81; native ewes.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
WIN ouIId NcXy Ds,tsII.rv

PEORIA. ILL.,. June l5.-Thc wUrlnera.
the pioneer distillers of Peoria and who
have been managing the Atlas dlstillery for
the Whisky trust, will retire July / and
this morning made announcement that they
had purchased ground and will Immediately
commence the erection of one of the lars
est distilleries in the world,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
POWERS ACCEPT POSITION
Prepared TO Recognize Peter, bat
Have Decided Nothing az
"a Assassina.

PARIS. June lb.-1t is said in oficiaI u
ters that ofieial action between the powers
regarding their attitude toward servia has
now eventuated In an agreement that min
listers OF the various powers shall remain
In Belgrade in order to look after the cur
rent interests OF their governments, each
minister receiving practically Identical m
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
No TOBACCO TRUST
Missouri Court Declares Continental Com.
pany Empowered TO Buy Competitor.
ALSO REFUSES TO GUST RAILROADS
Thirteen Lines Overcome Attorney
Generals Arguments and Persuade
Judges to Refuse writs Asked
for Against Them.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, June l5.-The
supreme court decided against Attorney
Crow in his suit for a decree in custer
against the Continental Tobacco company.
brought for violation Of Missouri anti
trust laws, and dismissed the case.
In brief the court holds that a Corpora
ton acting in good faith and in the legiti-
mate pursuit of its business can buy up
all the assets of other similar corporations
II has the money to pay for. The law
prohibiting the formation of a trust or
combination to. control prices does not pro
hibit the purchase OF one corporation by
another. %
The evidence taken before the commits.
sioners fails to show a combination OF
trust. The authority to buy. manufacture
snd sell tobacco and the authority to erect.
maintain and operate such plants. all OF
which Is granted the company by its char
ter; clearly gives the power to purchase
the assets Of other companies in a smaller
business. s--
The order OF the court therefore is that
the report Of the commissioner be con-
firmed n the Continental and other to-
bacco companies against whom the proceed.
ing. was Instituted be discharged.
Railroads Also win.
The same court also decided in favor OF
thirteen railroads against whom Attorney
General Grow had Instituted suits of custer
for violation Of laws relating to reconsign.
rment charges.
Judge Burgess wrote the opinion, in which
his associates all concurfed. It is a victory
FOR the railroads, In that the court sustalns
their plea that the action was prosecuted
solely for the vindication Of private rights
and the redress of private grievances, and
therefore ordered the writ duashed.
The court holds a wrong to In individual
or individuals annot be corrected by QUO
warranto proceeding, declaring that the
statutes. provide ample relief for such pri.
vate wrongs as are complained of in this
case.
Continuing, the court says that quo war
ranto Is not a remedy to determine dis
putes between private persons and a cor
poration, but is to determine by what right
a corporation exercises wrongful or illegally
a certain franchise or to GUST 1t from the
right to be a corporation, for an abuse or
nonuse of a franchise granted.
Bathing. boating and fishing at Lake
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
CLOWRY WILL NOT RESIGN
No Foundation for Rumor OF Rupture
with the western
Union.

NEW YORK, June 15.-The Associated
Press is authorized to deny, as without
the slightest foundation. the rumor mat
President Clowry OF the Western Union Is
TO resign.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
Ecrrmn-No cure. No ray.

Your druggist will refund your money 4!
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Ringworm.
letter. Old Ulcers and Sores, Pimples and
Blaekheads on the face, and all skin dis
eases. so cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
COOLEY TO SUCCEED FoULKE
New York Man IL Named for Place
on Civil Service, Com
mission.

WASHINGTON. June B-The following
statement was given out at the White
House today:
Alvord Warmer Cooley OF Westchester.
N. T., has been appointed civil service
Commissioner, vice William Dudley Foulke,
resigned.
Mr.. Cooley has accepted the position.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
A Burn Never Burnt.

After Porter's Antiseptio Healing on Is APP
piled. Relieves pain instantly and heals at
the same time. Fer man or beast. Price, sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
Financial Statement.

Secretary Burgess statement of the
amounts apportioned for the various de.
partments for the year ending June 90, 1903,
the amount expended for the first eleven
months Of the school year ending Tune 30.
1903 and the amount remaining June /,
1903, follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16

ground is being exposed in the flooded dis
tricts. The four companies of militia which
have for almost a week been assisting the
police we're released today.
Long lines of refugees were formed again
today in front of relief headquarters, walt
ing for food and clothing. Eastern rail-
road traffic is gradually being resumed
from st. Louis.
The water has fallen to a depth of six
inches at the relay station In East st.
Louis, through which all east bound trains
must pass. and several lines were able to
run through from the st. Louis union sta
ton today.
The tcoroner's jury hat has been investi-
eating the death of clifford Handy, a
member of the st. Louis naval reserve
who was killed in a levee riot at East
st. Louis Saturday evening, today rendered
a verdict holding John s. Bratton, W. A.
Brown. s, ]. Allen, e, Colliver and" Frank
Hale responsible. Bratton is a noted horse
man and the others named are employees.
- John s. Bratton on the stand, told of
q party of forty men and women who
came to the leyee and attempted to cut II.
I'VE warned them away he said, and
they would not go until we threatened
d them with the s~hotguns we carried. Soon
after we commanded seme one to halt. A
shot. was fred and we returned It. I did
not think they were guards. as Mayor
Cook had told me that he could not send
US any, st- =
. Albuquerque IL In Danger.
g ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ, June 15.-This
section has just been visited by the heavi-
lest rain of the year. ACCOMPANIED by what
almost amount to a cloudburst in the Jemez
mountains, north Of here, y,.
\ A sudden rise CAME SIN the Rio .Grande
and Albuquerque is again in Imminent
= danger OF being submerged. Los Cepitos,
eight miles up the river. is completely
under water and the people have fed to the
hills, taking such of their household goods
as they could load into wagon
Alameda, where the levee that protects
Albuquerque is located, Is under water and
people are leaving their homes to the mercy
OF the flood. .
A break forty feet wide is reported in the
,levee north of the railroad and directly
above the city and a large force of men
has been hurried there. 1t is reported here
that the bridge at Galisteo, on the main
line Of the Santa Fe, has been washed
away.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16

See the daring Friese brothers. aerobati
and barrel Jumpers. at CORTLAND Beach.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
Janitors Appointed.

All %janitors were reappointed with the
exception Of William Stewart at the Web.
ster school and H.,Yule at the L~eavenworth
sohoolt Charles Faulke and Nels Einons
being chosen in their places, respectively.
This was done by a vote Of Ii to 4 upon
the recommendation Of this heat and VEN
tilation committee. @
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16

Ride on the Ferris Wheel and ~switchback
at CORTLAND Beach.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16
stock In sIebt.

Following were the receipts Of live stock
at the six principal western cities yester-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16

Bathing. boating and fishing at Lake
Manawa.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-16

Less amount expended in excess
oi estimates $685. 30
Comparative statement of expenditures
for first eleven months OF school years
ending June 30. 1902, and June 30, 1908:
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-16
May Color Bogus Butter

LANSING, Mich, July IA ma
Jority of the supreme court, justice
liant dissenting, today set aside a
Judgment for $4,000, secured by the
Deuo.t Salt company for salt pdrchas-
sd Lnder contract.
The supreme court says that the
meals OF the Detroit Salt company
Knew that the National company was
epdeavoTing to secure control of tie
salt market and the contract is there
~ declared to be Illegal, being in re-
-traint of trade and the courts viii.
Iot aid in the enforcement of illegal
contracts.
In affirming the case of Bennett vs..
Carr, the supreme court practically
gives a death blow to the Michigan
t~nti-colored oleomargarine law by de
-iaring it not a violation of the law to
manufacture or sell oleomargarlne
colored with an ingredient co.oring
matter, such for instance, as crud
-otton seed oil, which is an ingredien
and when not refined gives the pro-
luct the desired butter color.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-16
Riot in Chicago

CHICAGO, July 15.-Riotous scenes
were repeated today when a mob of
one thousand men and boys chased
for two miles a wagon loaded with
freight from the Kellogg Switchboard
and Supply company's plant to the
Northwestern railroad freighthouse.
Many persons were struck by mis-
siles thrown at the men in charge of
the wagon. Five men were arrested
and at times the score of policemen
forming an escort for the wagon
charged the crowd and peat the rioters
Jack with their clubs.
The freight was unloaded at the
freight house by special officers en-
p.oyed by the Kellogs company, TIE
IIelght handlers refusing to touch IL.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-16
Cuba to Copy From America

Inc cuban government has declaeu
. adopt our system OF government IL
Is foreign department, and to thal
nd are ootalnlug ali the aYai.aD.e
-ata possible. Imitation is the Des
evidence OF the va4ile OF our system
Il government ana ia u.edIcine it j.
$50 true. COnsiuer iiosteCters Stout-
-cn Bltters for a moment. Duruns
ne past n1ty years Il has estab ishac
"A ~unequa4Ied record OF cures. stunu-
rch ms, and because OF its wonderful.
,uccess is being widely initiated. Ia
,ome cases The bogus article 5 used II
n the genuine tsCstetters bottles.
oeware OF all sucn ~iAitatiou5. Ibe
genuine is sold only Il bottles secure
s seaied with a Private Stamp CveI
me neck. Ii positively cures dizziness
Ieadache, nausea, Indigestion. lyspep
ia n ma4aria. Don : fail 70 try IL.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-16
Bankrupt Mining Company

The Copper King Mining company,
CT London, with property in California
has gone Il smash. According to the
schedule of all debts and property of
the insolvent company, filed in the
United States Court, the concern is in
a bad financial condition, and the STATE
ment will hardy be gratifying to the
bankrupt creditors. The statement
shows that the total indebtedness Of
the company is s614,223, of which
amount s50S, 695 is unsecured. The to-
tal assets are given at 1907, 704, but
when these are placed under the ham
mel there is a suspicion that the value
sill snow shrinkage.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-16
Very Remarkable Cure OF Dl4,rnoea.

About six years ago FOR the mrs
-ime in my lie | mao a sudden anC
4cyeTe attack OF dlarronea," says Mis-
Alllce Miner, OF Morgdn, Texas. =
soJ a temporary re.leI, but 1t camt
lack again ana again, and for slA
ing years i have suneled more mis-
-fy and agony than l can tell. IL was
worse than deatn. My husband spent
hundreds Of dollars for physicians
u escTiptions and treatment without
wall. Finally We moved to Boaqu5
ounty, our present home. and one
.ay | happened to see an advertise
nent of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy with a testl-
nonial OF a man who had been cured
" il. The case was 10 similar u
~ own that l concluded to try the
emedy. The result vas wonderful.
( could hardly realize that l was well
gain. or believe ii could be so after
aging suffered 80 long. but that one
iattle of medicine. costing but a few
Cnts, cured me-" For sale by Brown
5ros., druggists.