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Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09
Mrs. TingIey ia Recalled.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, jan. S.-Mrs. T1ngley
was recalled for crOss-eXamination by the
defendant In s~urrebuttal at the opening Of
the Tngley-T1mes trial today. She was
asked about a statement that she reprOved
Mrs. Anderson OF San Francisco. one OF the
defendants, who was once a member Of her
cabinet. She said she had admonished her
on three occasions. Several hours were
spent In argument OF law points.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09
Mrs. Nation sues for Damages.

LAWRENCE Kan, Jan. S.-Mrs. Carrie
Nation, the Temperance reformer, in
structed her attorney here today to bring
suit against the city of wlcnita for $4,000
damages for BODILY injuries, mental an
guish and nervous Distress" for an attack
made upon Mrs. Nation by a mob when she
visited that city in 1901 on one OF her joint
smashing expeditions.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09
Bower ia in serious Trouble.

LONDON, Jan. S.-William ]. Sullivan,
the boxer, better known as Spike" Sui
liVan, and a companion named Charles
today on the charge OF attempting to pass
Bank Of England" notes. Bail was re-
fused. Sullivan denied all knowledge Of
the notes and said he only met Harris
casually at a railroad station while await
ing a train.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09
Crete OutbowIs Wymors.

CRETE Neb., Jan. 8-(Special Tele-
gram. )-P. A.. Mains colts again defeated
Wymore in a bowling match today on the
Crete alleys. Score: Crete, 2,4l5; Wymore,
2,lS0. Best average, Kasparik OF Crete, l6s.
Highest score for one game, Aaron and
NoYak OF Crete, 1ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thurs
day, January 8:
warranty Deeds.
Marius Sorensen and wife to J. 8.
Zipfelt. W 40 feet lot l, block s, Bemis

Marius Sorensen and wife to J. 8.
Ziprelt. W 40 feet lot l. block s, Bemis
park @ioOv
]. =. George to Alexander Romino-
sky, lot 70, Sullivan's .........., l2O
Ida p. Westerfeld to c. A, Wester-
field, s15 swA and nek swA lO-l6-lO..
Caroline M. Walter and husband TO
3. Y. Walter. sel4 52hNsO feet in lot soo
Christ Grandson and wife TO Michael
F~rankovich. sA lot 4, block l, Pot -,
ter & CO add.....:.,.....y'x':' SV
H. Dillen, lot l. block s., Saunders ~,
& HIS Mount Pleasant add. 200
SCUM 4snt oman ma nw La5 5ei4.is i.s.......,..... n.22
NJ, F. Naylon 70 Micha J. Naylon,
n0 feet OF wl4O feet lot 81 Hor-
bach's subdiv; lot s, block g. brakes sc
add NO'
Ellen S~wearingeu and husband TO
Martha Wilson, W.T. feet lot 2 block -,
A Rush & SIS add.....".........'..'. w
rots, amount Of transfers. ........ .S1s,5sl
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09
NEBRASKAN IS CARED FOR
Adventist Gets Temporary Place While
Final Arrangements Are Made.
PRESIDENT NoMlNATES PosTWAsTERs
sends Names Of HRveIock ard Wood
River Men, Together with Many
Iownns, for Ratification
by senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-w. J. Lewis OF
Nebraska. whose appointment to the postal
service has been deferred on account Of his
opposition to working on Saturday, has re-
ceived a temporary appointment in the
postoflce. His case will be adjusted in
some way that will comply with the law
and will not cause hardship in connection
with his religion.
Mckinley Joins Regiment.
First Lieutenant James +. Mckinley,
Fourteenth cavalry, a nephew OF the late
president Mckinley, has voluntarily relin-
pushed his assignment in this city as aide
de-camp to Major General Young, president
Of the army college board, in order to join
his regiment, now at Fort Meade, s. n,
under orders TO proceed to the Philippines.
Trust Bill is Reported.
The subcommittee Of the house Judiciary
committee agreed today to make a favor
able report to the full committee on the
bill introduced by Mr.. Littlefeld to ex-
pedite the hearing and determination Of
suits brought under the Sherman anti
trust law. This will be urged as an indie
pendent measure. The subcommittee made
considerable progress today, but will not be
able to report an antitrust measure 10 the
full committee until Monday. as there is
considerable work yet to be done in COM
pleting the rough draft Of a bill on which
they now are at work.
ReOrGRniEe Hospital Corps.
Secretary Root has forwarded to congress
with his hearty recommendation a bill pre-
pared by Surgeon General O'Reilly for the
reorganization Of the army hospital corps.
1t provides that hereafter the corps shall
consist Of 800 frst-class sergeants at S54O
per mum, 800 sergeants at $500, twenty
corporals at S240, 1000 privates, frst-class,
at $21S and SIS p~rivates at 1892, making
total annual cost of S770, 400. 1t is explained
that the proposed distribution of the APP
preparation for the hospital corps would re-
suit in an actual gain Of ninety-hve in the
personnel at no additional cost to the gov.
eminent
Presidential Nominations Made.
The president today sent the following
nominations to the senate:
Assistant naval constructors: Julius
Furer, Wisconsin; William B. Fogarty
Ohio.
Pay Inspector L. C. Boggs, United States
navy, to be pay director.
Postmasters: N~ebraska-A. A. Hyersam,
Havelock; William D. speltz, Wood
River. Illinois - Joseph H. Con-
man, Augusta; silas d. Patton, Ell Paso; w
l. Larash, Bushville; Henry NJ. Peoples
shawneetown; o. B. Crawford, Genoa; Abra-
ham L.. Coyle. Gridley. Iowa-John Meyer
Alton; Charles Terwilliger, Garner; Gull.
bert Cooley, Strawberry Point; Hiram
Lamb, Murray; Andrew H. Bjorge, Kenset
Missouri-Charles H. L. Andrum. Noun
Vernon.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09
PuEiIist spraina VOID.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jan. S-Marvin Hart,
pugilist, sprained his wrist while wrestling
last night and has cancelled his engage
ment with Jack O'Brien OF Philadelphia,
set for January II.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09
HY MENEAL.
RaynSr-waddIe.

AURORA, Neb., Jan. s.-(special.)-A
the residence Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James waddle, Mr.. Harry Bark
Rayner and Miss Rhoda waddle we're mar
ried. Rev. Kicker, officiating. The bride
has been a popular teacher in the public
schools Of Red Cloud, Aurora, and New
castle, wyo. The groom is one of the stan
Of officers in Newcastle bank, Wyoming. Mr.
and Mrs. Rayner will be at home at New
castle, Wyo., after February 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09
Hoffman. Sears.

ASHLAND, Neb., Jan. s.-(Special)-
Farry H.. Hoffman and Miss Abbie NJ. Sears
were married at the residence Of the brides
mother in East Ashland at s o'clock tonight
by Rev. Frank NJ. Sturdevant, pastor Of the
First Baptist church. The groom is a clerk
in Hoffman Bros store in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09
armody-Ohnmatcht.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Jan. S.-(Spe-
clal Telegram.)-Miohael Carmody and Miss
Kate E. ohnmatcht were united in mar
rage at the st. Benedict Catholic church
here today. Both young people are pop
ular in Catholic society circles here.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09
with the BowIers.

The Western Juniors were beaten three
games by the Krug Park Juniors on the
Western bowling alleys, as follows:
KRUG PARK JUNIORS.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09
ASTHMA

Climates wearout. Smokesand sprays
do not cure. They relieve symptoms
instead ofremOving causes; whereas,
We take Asthma 50 thoroughly out OF
the system that nothing remains
which can produce an attack; sufferers
are soon able to work, eat. sleep and
stand exposure without the slightest
return OF Asthma. Being right IN
principle our treatment does what
u reliefs" cannot do. We cure 90 stay
cured severe, long-standing and pro-
nounced "~naeurablen cases. II you are
skeptical, Il u because you are ignomnt
OF our great work. Since lssa we have
treated 1900 Asthma and Aly Fever
sufferers. II You desire complete re-
lief, health restored, and no retum OF
Asthma, write for our Book Is Free.
=. HAROLD AANHAs BUfFALos n. y.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-09

Total amount OF transfers.."."...sl8'5o4
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
OUT OF THE ORDINARY.

OF the American males over 40 years of
age 30.9 per cent are married.
A count Of the unoccupied houses in Lon
don shows 40.069. That Is one house In
fifteen OF the whole city.
The rule OF the cZar extends over twice
as much contiguous territory as that OF any
other power IN the world.
Seven. railroads have recently voted to
issue S220000.ocO OF new securities
There are three-storied streets in New
York where the underground. surface and
elevated street railways come together,
The largest hotel IN the world, the An
sonia Of New York, has $50 rooms, and
there IS not a piece OF wood In the building.
The greatest pumping plant In the world
is one which draws 500, 900 gallons OF water
a day. 3S7 miles 10 the gold fields at Bulla
Bulling, Australia.
DR.. NJ B. Emery OF st. Louis has In his
possession one OF the axes used by Abra-
ham lincoln in splitting rails. The ak was
given to him by lincoln in the early Soc.
The British pOstofhce department handled
last year ninety-twO pieces Of mail matter
per capita Of population, while the United
States pOstoffice handled ls7 pieces per
capita.
Near Worth. III. is a gigantic boulder
that soon will be transported 70 one of
ChicagOs south parks there 20 stand as a
monument 10 Or. Samuel Guthrie. dis
eOverer Of chloroform.
one definite advantage IN substituting
kafkf for blue cloth uniforms FOR the
army In the tropics. and in summer was
not considered when The change was dis
cussed in the War department. the
been exhaustlgelY studied. The malaria
breeding mosquitoes Will NOT light upon
substances having yellow color, but
swarm about blue fabrics.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Fear of Trouble IR Manchuria Dis
turbs wall street.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Desultory profess
sionat trading was all tnat was in eVicence
in today's stock market Tue tone was
heavy throughout and trauers professed
considerable apprehension over the out
come OF the situation in Mancnuua. The
menI, as the gain in the cash reserve was
only half the amount expected from tbs
reports OF the known movements OF money.
Another loan increase Of over S9,O09,O0J was
ascribed to the continued transfer OF deots
from foreign to domestic Lenders, w4ich
the week TO near the gold export point.
The question OF an outgo OF gold next week
is lett open, as money ana the discounts
were firm today in Lonoon and the ex-
change market kept a firm tone in spite
Of the dullness incident to the SATURDAY
market. The special heaviness shown by
sucn speculative leaders as St. Paul, South
ern Faclnc, Atchison, Missouri Pacinc,
New York Central and Amalgamated Cop
per Was attributed 90 operations By bear
faction, wnicn was designed to influence
sentiment in the general market. Tne
selling of Rock Island was accompanied by
surm1ses as to the effect on the market OF
the st. Louis & san Francisco acquisition.
A 4-point break in Metropolitan securities
tended TO aggravate the depression to some
extent. There was no percepuble recuper-
ative power in the market and the closing
was easy at about the lowest
There was some selling or bonds as well,
which made that department easy. The
tone Of the bond market is rather better
than that of stocks and reflects a moderate
Investment demand tor we'll secured mort
cages onertng good return. United
States new As declined IL as compared
with the closing call OF last week PR
This following are the quotations on the
New York Stock eYChange.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Slight Advances in Price, but Little Bust
mesa in Grain Pits.
sULtIsH FEELING HOLDS IN WHEAT
GOVERNS by shorts Prevents q Drop
n Provisions Rnd Pork ahd
Lard Close Higher-Ribs
shade Down.

CHICAGO, May s.-The usual Saturday
guinness perVaoed the grain and provision
Pits TO-DAY ana prices In general we're nrm
hc higher ana oats up hc. Juty provisions
closed from shade lower TO ilac higher.
was continuation OF yesterdays builish
sentiment Opening prices were firm on
firm cables and on talk OF possible war IN
the Orient. July was unchanged to hG
higher at !2l4c 20 727sc, anu curing the
prices were S conAnedi Within - % 'r narrow w
range. There was a lack OF outside orders
ana about the only trading was that OF
an evening up character over Sunday
between local traders. Estimates OF next
weeks shipments for Monday caused some
essed off, July declining to is%o. but a isif
cash demand and bullish crop advices soon
brought prices back 70 the opening hgures.
July closed az the high point at izAc. a
gain Of kc, Clearances OF wheat and flour
were equal TO 7s1.OoO bu. Primary receipts
Minneapolis and Duluth reported gS5 re- receipts
of l24 cars, which with local receipts Of 81
csrs-none Of contract grade-made total
receipts for the three points OF l7S cars
against la cars last week and ia cars a
year ago.
Corn was dull, but the market was firm
weather Brought out considerable selling by
local traders, but the offerings were readily
ceipts were larger and the cash demand
good July closed 3se higher, at 40c, after
receipts were 264 cars. with Is Of contract
grade.
oats shared the general duliness and
aside from the early buying of May by
@ prominent commission house and shorts
the market lacked any feature. The local
sentiment was still bullish on crop advicts,
but complaints from the country were
fewer in that respect. The close was
steady, July closing &c higher at, Gag
32hc, after ranging Between S21sc and 323sc.
Local receipts were ll0 cars.
The feature in provisions was selling by
outsiders, together with small offerings by
local bears. There was some covering by
fhorts late 10 the day which caused a
ketter tone IN the situatlon. September
Hork closed 71hc higher, at SIS. 7215; septem-
/ber lard was up &c, at 9.OlR, while rios
were down a shade at $9.271A6D9.30.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
30 cars, corn 240 cars, oats 145 cars. hogs
81 900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
Total receipts
The disposition OF the days receipts was
as fellows each buyer purchasing the num-
| - - l. IL A.-l.
cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Totals.

CATTLE-There were a few bunohes Of
cattle in the yards this morning, but not
the week. though, has been very heavy, as
there is a gain over the big run OF last
week amounting to nearly loo head and as
compared with the corresponding week OF
last year receipts are nearly double. The
table Of comparative receipts above will
show the exact ngures.
has been made up Of beef steers and the
quality has been above the average: In
ss OF the Ss ssFoTs sss bRsa
prices Besides the local buyers there were
several outside buyers, so there was
good outlet for all that arrived. The nrst
part OF the week, in view OF the enormous
receipts, packers succeeded In taking of a
little, but the latter part Of the, week the
loss was just about regained and the mar
ket may be quoted practically steady for
the week. On Friday packers did not take
hold OF the heavy w cattle very ;9 g99od, Sut me
even the heavy cattle show very little
change The bulk of the fair to good cattle
grades going largely from s4s5 to $500. and
a strictly choice bunch would undoubtedly
sell considerably above that figure The
part fat cattle sell largely from S4.OV 10
The supply Of cows and heifers has not
been very excessive and there Is not MUCH S
week packers took of little, but the loss
was regained by the close Of the week In
some soieS caSeS fTom 'n "a "a DOWN are little little lower
owing probably TO the fact that cows show
ing the effects of grass are beginning TO ar
rive at some of the markets and are liable
to put in their appearance here at any
time. Gamers are selling largely from $500
to S27b, medium grades from - 800 -. 70 $50
Bulls have sold freely all the week and
may be quoted steady. There has been a
big run of veal calves at all points this
week and as a result prices have taken a
drop Of fully Soc. Top calves are now sell
ing at $500, as against s6.50 last week, and
The stocker and feeder market has also
been going down hill at rapid rate. The
demand from the country has not been up
to expecta tions so that all kinds may be
quoted 26d5Oc lower than a week ago. the
greatest decline being on the commoner
bring over $50, The choice grades are now
selling from $3.50 70 s465 medium kinds
from $500 TO As5 and the commoner grades
from S4OO down.
HoGS-There was light run OF hogs this
morning. even for a Saturday, and the
market opened just about steady with yes
terdays general market. Trading though
was not particularly active and toward the
close the market weakened and the last
hogs sold 2kff5c lower. The bulk OF the
good weight hogs sold at S6b2hz ana 10 IS
and prime heavies sold as high as $50. The
lighter loads went from $3.50 down; The
light receipts soon brought the market to
For the week receipts show an increase
over last week amounting to about 800,
and as compared with last year of 5000
head The tendency Of prices has been
steadily downward and as compared with
the close of last week the decline amounts
ket to the lowest point reached since jan
nary 2e Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
Cotton MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 9-COTTON-Ths
market opened firm at an advance of las
points; ruled very active and strong on
covering and within the first hour the old
crop months had Increased the advance
to 9413 points, while the new crop months
showed an advance of 1912 points The
influences were chiefly speculative, but the
demand was accelerated by disappointing
port receipts, bullish private cables, strong
generally with the bull clique said to be
selling on the rise.
NEW ORLEANS, May 9.-COTTON-
Futures, irregular; May, 1l.1Oc bid: June.
l1.15c bid; July, 1l43; August, 1O6S31O. .69c;
September 9.65G9.66c; October, S70dS. nc;
November, S5OaS.60c. Decemoer S.501IS 5sc.
Spot. finn; sales. 1,450; ordinary. S7sc; good
ordinary, 99sc low middling, 1Osc; mid
ding, II 5-15c: middltng, fair, 12c nominal; !;
receipts, AS stock, S3214
ST; LOUIS, May -9-CoTTON-Stea
1855 bales; shipments, 1867 bales; stock,
LIVERPOOL, May e-Cotton-Spot,
quiet prices to points higher; American
middling fair sled; good midding, 5.S4d;
low middling, sgd: good ordinary. 5.32d;
ordinary, 512d. The sales OF the day were
1000 bales, of which 1000 were for specula-
ton and export and included 800 Ameri-
con. Receipts. 1000 bales, including 100
American. Futures opened quiet and
closed firm. American Tiddling. good ord
yune-Julys0 5.41g54sd; yuly-August, 5.4ed;
August September, ,5.93q5S4d; September,
5.3395.34d; September october, 4.92d; Octo-
Der, 474d: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4.67d:- De-
cember, 467d; December-January, 46ed; !;
January February, 4.65d.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
wEARE GRAIN COMPANY.
Omaha branch 1IO-111 board Of Trade
Building.

CHICAGO. May O. WHEAT - The
weather continues the most Important
from the frosts reportei LAST week and
some few complaints OF lack OF rain from
scattered localities, there has been moth
ing In the way OF weather severe enough
to damage the growing crop materially.
Some reports Of Hessian ny damage are
reaching U.s. but as there Is always more
mics Of wheat, we do not feel alarmed at
these reports. and II nothing more sertcu1
than We have had develops the crop Will
News from abroad indicates a marked
Improvement in the general outlook there.
The cash situation Is still healthy. Daily
sales are moderate but In line with ihs
receipts. which stil lul small. A gool
deal of interest centers in the May option,
which is still congested. Preparations are
under way to move out the stocks here; a
good part Of the vessel room being already
chartered.
We suggested last week tie advisability
OF selling the September wheat. and are
Of the same opinion now. Above 7ec q
should be a fairly safe proposition, and
whilo the outlook for the new crop con-
tinues as good as at present there seems
every likelihood of its going lower.
CORN-There is marked Increase in
the quantity OF corn arriving and also an
Improvement in the quallJy.
The demand from the east has been good
and more than enough to take care Of the
While the cash demand continues, the
heavier receipts do not necessarily augu-
lOWeI prices, out we 5lBBcSl Matclllus
these factors closely as thew VIII deer
mine the action Of the market
.OATS-The action of oats towards the
close of the week has borne out our pie
dictions in a considerable measure.
The holders OF the May contracts are
-iqndn- readv - take delivery and carry
the cash oats IL necessary, and II IS be-
LU4ni-.s more and moe apparent daily that
the supply on hand will not be enough to
60 around.
There seems a very small chance OF there
being any new oats ready for market in
time for use in July and IL Is becoming
popular to buy this option.
There IS more danger from too Wu,h
company on this side than there is from
deliveries of new oats in July. and shake
outs will probably be frequent
We suggest purchases on any breaks
and taking profits on advances.
PROVISIONS-The provision market has
been one OF mostly liquidation in lard;
other products holding their own very well.
On the break Swift and Company and
the Cudahy Packing company were con-
spiouous buyers of lard.
May pork was eTrauc. selling as high as
1890. July and September pork seem low
at present figures with comparison of ribs
mede at present prices of hogs and 1c dis
count under ribs.
we look more favorably to the long side
of pork at present and think 1t a purchase
on breaks.
Ribs are also good property to buy on
good breaks.
The packing last week. $4,000 heed.
against 900 900 last year. Private estimate'
IS $50 tierces; ribs, $4,000 lbs-quite a de-
WEARE GRAIN co.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10

SHEEP-There was no sheep and lambs
on sale this morning. as those that arrived
were consigned direct TO local packers.
For the week receipts have been rather
light as there is a decrease as compared
with last week. amounting to over 300
head AS compared with the correspond
ing week Of last year though, there Is an
increase OF about 100 head
The demand on the part OF local packers
has been active and all desirable grades
have changed hands as rapidly as offered.
The general tendency OF prices has been
upward and as compared with the close Of
last week II Is safe to quote the more de-
sirable grades Of sheep and lambs l5d25c
higher. or fully 604l5c higher than the low
time. The part fst kinds have been rather
higher for the week. thoUgh the advance
has not been as great as on the better
grades.
There Is very little change 10 note IN the
feeder situation. The supply has been very
light all the week and 80 also has the de-
mand. 80 that prices are IN Just about the
same notehes they were at the CLOSE OF
last week.
Quotations for clipped stock; Choice west
ern lambs. S6.lOd6 80; fair n good lambs
So0Q6.oos choice western Wooled lambF
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-10
Americans opened duil and

day. Americans opened dun and below
parity. In expectation of a poor bank
statement, The movements we're Irregular
but Americans closed rather better Cen
tlnentals were heavy on the Dalkan situs-
uOn. Chinese silver loan was lower and
the gold loan improved.
PARIS, May e.-Stocks on the Bourse to-
day opene1 strong on more reassurlng au-
vices regarding Russia's purposes In Man
churia. The tone improved throughout the
day and at the close prices were nrm. The
private rate Of discount was "a Ier cent
Three per cent rentes, 9f S7iac, for the ac-
count. Exchange on London, 25f l1lsc, Tor
checks.
BERLIN. April 9.-Prices on the B1urre
today were weak and business was dun.
Canadian Pacific fuctuated German loans
Coalers and iron were weaker and rails an
ocean navigauons wero neglected This
private rate OF discount was 3A per cent
Mony on call was quoted at 2ia per cent.