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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17
LABOR. CAPITAL AND PRODUCTS
Statistics Issued by Union Pacihe
show Gain I'm Every Item
in Nebraska

The Union Pacinc has just issued n
bulletin Of statistics for 1875 relative 70
labor. capital and manufactured prodDc-
ton in the states and territory On
and tributary 10 the railroad. For Ne
braska II shows a gain in every item
relative 70 nanufature. with the ex-
ception Of the number Of employed
children under 16 years Of age. which de-
creased as per cent under 1904
According TO the bulletin NebrAsks'E
number Of establishments increased 20 pe-
cent capital ~ per cent number Of
salaried officials and clerks, 70 per cent;
salaries, q per cent. number wage eBrne-S,
IS per cent: total wages. "a per cent. mis-
oeIlansous expenses, &c per cent; cost q
materials used. 2sS per cent. value Of
products. per wage Garner. sb per cent;
average wages paid, per wage Garner, Is
per cent The number Of employed man
increased g. per cent; women, 81 per cent:
but the number % children decreased s6S
per cent
The value OF the annual products Of the
leading rrEuufB Ctures for 1876 IN some OF
the leading cities embraced IN the territory
served by the Union PscihS railroad EyB-
iE
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17
KIRKMLN GETS NEW HEARING
Up On Application for HAbeas Corpus
Writ and CaDtain DoAas
Sits en- Case.

CAPTAIN W. c. Doane. Judge advocate Of
the Department OF the Missouri left for
Topeka Saturday 70 assist the United
States district attorney for that district in
the nearing on Al application for 3 writ
Of hRbeas corpus made BY Captain George
W. Kirkman. q prisoner in the military
prison al Fort Leavenwor1h formerly Of
the Twenty-ffth infantry
Captain KnklnEn was tried BY general
courT-TnRTtis1 ~ Fort NiobrArR IN June,
1896. on the charge Of conduct uubscOn-
ing an ofbcer and gentleman. for various
misdemeGnorE." he was given three
trials. in fact one for alleged forgery. Of
which he was acquitted The other two
were for drunkenness and miscellaneous
misdeDeGnOrs and he was sentenced in
enc Of the cases 10 Dismissal from the
army and 10 two years Imprisonment. and
IN thu ether 70 dismissal and one year 8
Imprisonment The sentences were proulul-
gated IN the same general order. though
Captain Kirk-nsn was tried by TWO dif-
fersut ooUrts-mE-riEl The attorneys for
Captain KirkTnan now hold that the sen
fences were oonJunCtive and that Kirkrnan
couls be held in prison but tive years
under the sentences and that making al
l0NEnoes for good behavior Captain KIRK
mans sentence lsEidmatsly expired on
January 2. 1907 Hence the application for
the writ n habsGs Corpus
The k1rEmAn case has considerable local
interest from the fact thai the name OF
Mrs Louis 3. Chandler. wife 0f Leu
tenant Chandler. WAS injected into the pro
oeedings through KirkmRn's alleged rels-
tons with her MI. Chandler committed
suicide In the Paxton hotel one night IN
May 1906 While the charges were eth
pending against Captain Kirkmsn a. For1
NlObrErE
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17
DATE FOR BOOKS NOT FIXED
T4ms Of PuttiaE View Mileage IsSo
Zee A. Deferred by the
Railroads

No cate has been set by the railroads On
which the new scent mileage book WI be
sold The highest passenger rrsfnc ofnciEls
q moEr sf the Nebraska roads met a. the
Burlington ofhos TINS week and gave out
he definite announcement that tins would
BE- done but no GATE was SET for The chsnEs-
Railroad ufhcials say TINS rate put IN
AZ q solution q the rate problem IN Ne
hraEkH winch IL nov being threshsd out
before the ErGte legislature, hat the
legislature passes q Scent rate biu there
VII q course. be no nssd for a Scent
mileage book They say that n a rsdue-
lion Is made II VIII change the conditions
as me 2-oeut~mnesss book Was offered On
the basis q q general scent rate
Passenger men say II the rate Is not Sis
turhad there IL no doubt the new rate VII
be pat n Many furmAliEiss WI have 70
be arranged bsfnrs q change IL DRds, As
ths t1EtGhEnEeShls uoeEgs u hA1dlSd
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17
WkTTLES SAYS THEY DIDN'T
street Railway Broke Its
Promise.

when the union men say We have broken
faith with them they are mistaken, for We
have told the men but one thing and that
was we would not recognize the union, but
would treat with any individual who had
grievance said G. W WArtleS vice
president OF the Omaha Council Bluffs
Street Railway company
when the union was organized In Omaha
we were assured II was not necessary TO
enter into any contract with the union
and that II would not be necessary TO
make any different arrangement with the
union men than with the nonunion men
We put no opposition in the way. I'm
mediately after the organization was per
fected they came 70 us with demands thai
we recognize their union. that we enter
into a specific contract, that we agree 70
treat with them In = different manner
than we treat with nonunion employees.
''In justice TO the nonunion men who
compose q buR Of our old men and CON
stitute two-thirds OF our employees. we
have refused and shan refuse 70 enter into
any contract with the union Nonunion
men have told US they did not want 70
3oin the union Union men have asked and
received the sane protection a. nSuuniOa
men
The union men have never been dis
eliminated against and VIII not be by any
Of the ofioers OF this company. while we
have said 70 the union men We prefer not
10 have unions among our employees. for in
some cases n mOtorInAn on the train is q
union man and the conductor a nonuuion
man and they don't agree and don't even
speak 70 each other. We have put no OBJ
srRoles IN their way. Such conditions ala
not exist before the unions came and are
not COCO for the serv1ce We have treated
with and VIII treat with union men
The issue confronting the people Of
Omaha and the street railway company is
3 threatened strike on the pErr Of the
union, q threat made by Vice President
Bshmsr q the international association.
that will tie ND and pArslyEs Omaha IN
custr1es % use his words
II We don't turn over the management
o. our men 70 the unions we are threatened
with 4 strike meaning 70 drive an the old
men from our employ. We propose 70 stand
BY an open shop and a square Deal 70 an
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17
CHARGES AGAINST SOLDIERS
Claims that Certain Oaeers F'urnt.hsa
Their Ho1ses Al Governmeara
Expense Investigated

Major Parker W West Of thu insDsctor
Eansrals department. Washington is IN
Omaha IN conferences with Major Thomas
Cruise. chief GuErlermEs1sr q the Depart
ment q The Missouri Major Vests visit
Il 70 investigate certain charges against
army ofhcerE reoantiy returned from the
Fhntppinss which are IN sfect that they
have furnished their houses with furniture
pale for By the QuE-1ermREtsrs depart
msnt The investigation IL not directed
against any Of the ofnosrE either a. army
headquarters. Fort Omaha Port Crook nor
any q TIE military posts m this imms6iAis
vicinity.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

The handsome brick church being erected
by the ST Marks Lutheran congregation
al Twsntisth and Burdette streets is nsar-
Ing completion. With the exception OF the
finishing touches the interior and the
painting inside and outside. It Is ready for
the pews and other furniture II is likely
that a pipe organ viii be installed some
time this summer
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17
LIST OF PUPILS THAT PASSED
names of the Applicants who Were
Successful I'm Getting Through
az Pharmacy.

Secretary f L Harper OF the board of
examiners Of the Nebraska State Board Of
Pharmacy announces the following AZ sue
ossEful In passing the requisite examine
ti0nE held by the board al It's meeting In
Omaha February u:
J Sterling Baker, Hastings; T. r. Beers.
Alexandra. p. @. BruuinE. Davenport:
Otto z BulhE, A Z. Kenist, H H Stevens.
Matte M Wilson. Omaha. Z. G. Herr ing.
Sterling: p D. LAschewsld BsaT1ce: James
L Motsick RSvennk. George L Mowers.
Colsn, Charles z. PSol Broken Bow. VIII
lam c PowerH Lincoln: Oliver Rundle,
Lincoln: Walter p. Scott. Rising City; r
8. Scuheld- Nono~1: Alvin p. SnRpp. Red
Cloud: A A Sites Union
pIAMoNps-Frenner. 18th and DodEA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

The KennRrd home a. Ntnefeenth ana
Dodge streets probably VII be thing
u the past before the summer IL over.
Prank B Kennard il having plans drawn
for n xSs0e apartment house which il 10
be erected on the lot where the home ia.
ane the latter VIII have 10 be torn down
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

OF moved Mr. Kennard says construction
VIII begin within three rnonths-
Among deeds recorded last week WIS one
from william A Paxton and Margaret A
Guy. transferring a valuable lot on the
south side OF St Ma-y's avenue between
NiDetsenth and Twentieth streets. An
other deed 70 Mr.. Baum gave him the old
Evans livery barn property on the east
side Of Nineteenth street. Jus1 north q St
MRry's avenue. the consideration being
slaOe0.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

Exclusive Of meat packing. Not given
by the census.
Idaho shows enormous perceutum gains
in all these items, ranging from &c 10 $50
per cent Nevada and Wyoming also show
heavy gains
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

A syndicate was formed Of men inter
eEted in the neighborhOod and they de-
cided 10 raise a bonus Of $4,000 or what
ever amount. provided II was under sso0O6,
was necessary 10 pay what the owners
asked above S15n.000 The First National
bank. the Merchants National and the
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

Plans for = new building for the Omaha
Tent and Awning company have been pre-
pared and forwarded TO Manager A Il.
Rawitzer who is at present in California
A building Of four or five stories, 10 cost
$4,000 or $4,000. is proposed
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

vGrntEhes stains ans snEmeis Al 3 per
cent discount from regular prices Ken
nArd GAS and Paint company. Erh and
Dodge streets
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

SEINE q the Omaha real estate men who
deal largely in business property have con-
oeived the idea Of getting out booklets
descriptive Of Omaha as q field for invest
meut and taking them on The journey to
the coast for distribution So far this plan
Is only prospective. The Commercial club,
which Will take 4 baggage car full Of ad-
verrisinE novelties and reading matter, is
sDcourH EinE the realty men TO get out
some material Of strictly real estate nature.
Considerable outside money has been in
vested in Omaha property in the last few
years, but every little bit helps and the
city viii take more
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

Deeds were placed on record Monday for
the transfer Of REser's Park from William
Won Dohren 10 Metz Bros. Brewing com
pany for S15. coo.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

under q bureau at Chicago and there would
bs considerable detail II exchanging The
outstanding mileage books for new books
al the reduced rate
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

NASHVILLE Tenn, Feb- M--Dr J.
Herman Feist- charged with the murder
q Ma Rosa AE1.Eruu. WA rhiE morning
found GU-lg q murder ~ ~ frat a.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

Charles z. Williamson. the real estate
man. has a motto and Revertises. To show
that such advertising pays. be is Now tell
ing an incident which came 10 his attention
8 few DAYS ago. HIS motto IL Buy II
Now he was walking through BemiE
park 70 his home one evening and attracted
the attention Of three little fellows who
were playing there. As be passed, he
noticed they were looking Fl him. and as
he TURNED 70 glance a. them one said IN &
whisper 10 the others, That's Mr. Buy II
Now"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

Omaha National were members Of The sgd
dicHts They were willing to pay M.
Bsindo-f S50Bl0. but be named his price
Al slooo and would not Yield q dollar. Both
the Union Pacific and the syndicate OBJ
3sctsd 10 bainE held Up and the deal was
OF The railroad company finally did pay
more than S150.O0o. much more. indeed but
l. changed its plans for building and got
mere ground This story IL told by one
man whe has to conufbuts S15.0Oo to the
bonus
Thursday night the real estate men who
battle with each other 20 hnrd IN the bust
ness world viii meet in q social way al
the Commercial club II VIII be the oc-
casion Of the annual banquet Of the Real
Estate exchange, which is among the most
Informal and the most enjoyable Of yearly
banquets held In the city Z. A Benson.
the veteran realty man Of Omaha and
Benson, win preside, and the program in
cludes c. p. Harrison W. L. SeIby. Gilbert
NJ Hitchcock and Philip Reed
One building contract Of considerable size
Wa, let last week II was for the erection
OF Sinner & Chase's thres-story structure
Al the northwest corner OF Nineteenth and
HHrnsv streets. and II went to William
Rockford. Work has begun on the build
Ing which VII cost about ISL 300. T'hr
ground boor viii be for stores and the
upper floors for apartments
Several other proposed buildings are IN
teresting contractors. The contract for
the COIN building is to be let soon. and
the award Of the contract for the North
western freight depot is past due Plans
for the Union Pacific headquarters build
ing win not be completed for Some time
BIDS have been taken on Mrs. C1eRry S
Ss zoe home and bids viii be invited in 3
few days on Joseph Cuaahy's $4,000 resi-
oence.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

~JaE Loose" Says Mayor nahlman-
Mayor Dahlrnan lie very much interested
IN the closing campaign OF the Young
Wornen's Christian association building
fund and Saturday morning he issued the
following letter 70 the public:
To the People Of Omaha ] have watched
with much interest the fight that is being
waEed by the ladies' OF Omaha TO raise
x1h0o0 10 make up the balance Of S1Nl08Q
TO be used in building q home 10 Acoo1nmo-
date the young women q Omaha What
does this rneans II means q place where
The working girls can 60. get a good meal
cheap and have place 10 rest and feel AZ
home; these working girls alone have raised
81 co. among themselves. The ladies' en-
gagged IL this worthy movement have
worked for months some Of the good peo-
ole Of Omaha have given two and thres
times. They only need about 1900 more
Thousands Of people haven't given a red
cent hundreds have been seen. Others writ
ten to- but no response This Is grand
work and VIII be credit 70 Omaha
Loosen up. any Of you can give s.. others
can give s.. so $50 OF 300. Why not get
your chips IN the center OF thu tAhtee Lots
81 you win shake dice for either Of those
amounts spend thnI much over the bar or
DO some other fool thing TO burn I'D your
money. The game closes next Tuesday
night Why not help out on this? You VIII
never miss II. and when you see the build
ing and the good IL is doing you viii al
ways feel happy that You helped 3usS Q
JAMES c. DAHIMAHS, Mayor.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

Charles Bein6orf might have been 30
0OO or sgs.0ob richer today II he hadn't at
tempted 70 make the Unisn Pacific pay an
unreasonable price for his property ~ The
northwest corner Of Tairtssnth and F1rnRm
Erreets where the Busch drug store stands.
He has there a strip q ground twenty
two feet wide End s0rns1hing more than
100 feet IN length
When General Manager Mohler % the
Union Pacific was locking about for 4 cite
for the railroads new headquarters. his
eyes rested on the northwest corner OF
Thirteenth and Fsrnam as one Of the few
good places which might be available. He
decided that the company could pay E50-
co., but not more for two entire lots, or
a property 122 feet square. Els agents
found that the owners. OF whom there
were several. wanted more than 0.0Oo
for n Mr. Beinaorf. who in some way
learned that the Union Pacific wished his
property. wanted q better price than any
% the others and stubbornly held TO his
figures The Union Pacific judged the
value Of his holdings at $40 900. mentioning
that amount as 4 proportional part Of the
Sl5A. GO which it IVES wiling 70 give for the
fw0 lotA-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17
BIC BOOST TO Y.V.CA FUND
euy Barton A6dt Fifteen Hundred, Max
= inc Ten Thousand DollRrl Total
EIynkDAANN ssUts PUBIC EPPEn
"a rtses People 80 Jar Loose ana
Get ChiPs is Center Of Table
whne HelpinE Good
Cnuae.

Ten thousand Cellars q the S1b.o0o neces-
Earl- 10 begin work On Tire Young Muinena
Christian association building had been
pledged when the canvBssing teams made
their report Saturday neon. TINS leaves
sen stin 90 be raised and The campaign
closes Tuesday. February ~. The EEsn %
S22ss.s0 since Friday noon was largely
made possible by al additional gift Of tLae
frara Guy Barton. this making S5.o1o given
10 the building fund by M. and Mrs.
Barton, who gave sEeaa 20 the lot fund.
two years ago The team headquarters
have realized considerable also. A small
boy In a lavender suit with q bell and
kettle made his appearance on the Walk
IN front OF Henderson. the florists, Satur-
DAY 70 attract attention 10 the headquarters
q the lavender team and the other teams
have other attractive features The team
standing a noon Saturday Was:
Blue-Ca plain. Mrs. George TD6en;
neutsnants Mrs. J. N Akin. Mrs. -
Edward johnson ....-..- ...----- y A-AA-nQ
F,ink-lCarts Mrs J. II Dunout.
Mss Mary a san6er....-,--- lglBu
Re5-CGptAin' Mrs Emma T. Byers.
Mrs III r p. KeiioEs i........-,'y---e In %
Ssntsr. Ms. j P Lord -. Lla
Ls ave- cS5s4is NJ NJ " n Gar eA5-
rert- NrE J. p. BRiley.--.---.------ l.HH-5o
r..si .slOhIl- %
NJ Guy Barton .-.-.-----. -----------s 4.as9
First National hank ...--.---------- 80
J. r Behmer. ------------------- Nv
Arthur snith----.-..----.--------- -
senator Sullivan Of Wyoming .
Es, ne Hco,tssss s
Mrs W @ Mani --.--.-..-.-.----.-----. -
nmh
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17

pIANoNDs-Frsnser. 18Th ana DOagA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-17
TIMELY REAL ESTATE IALK
suburbs1 Development Plans Fave tAs
Floor Just At Prsssul
KARrT GARDENERS PROPOSE scHEEt
Would Have TrolIey Oars Brfar T7.etr
stuH 90 Omaha Mara-et IN the
EarIy HOrniaE sAa save
Haa1taE.

Win the frs touch o. Ev-1nr comes ne
announcement @ plsna and rumo-S Of
more T0AnE. for a suburban dsreluprnsuf
which promises 70 eclipse that OF q year
$50.
Collier Place and Monmouth PARK. not
fEr south Of Forx Omaha win be eE-
plotted this year By Hastings & Heydsn.
whose syndicate last week bought through
the Byron Reed company 1ss lots IN these
two additions from the estate OF George
3. Collier, the Philadelphia publisher.
sAbJut $4,000 Is said 70 have been involved
IN he transaction. The syndicate VII
park the land lay sewers and sidewalks
and buld several houses before Offering
the lots for sale Development In Collier
Place and Monmouth park has been At =
EtAndstin for yeArA the owners after
sseinE q depreciation during the financial
depression having allowed taxes 70 aeon
mulats and having offered little Of the
property fer sale The lots were cleared
Of taxes under the soRveagsr Law.
Garden tracts NJ the terminals q The
street railway Hnas vii become more
valuable Il the street railway company
adopts the plan suggested by the newly
ORGANIZED Omaha Fruit Growers Rssocls-
non. The fruit growers and gardeners
want The com laDy 70 pace CIT III l-Eul
at the END Of the Benson. Florence, Omaha
and south Omaha lines. 70 be loaded al
night or early In the morning with fruit
and produce for the markets % the city-
il IL reported that General Manager Smith
Of the street railway company looks upon
the plan with some favor
II seems that lower Farnan street ts
Destined TO be etsrnaIly torn w The
street railway company proposes 10 lay
condufts under the street 70 csrTy wires
20 transfer power To the new subEtAuons
which viii be established this summer, and
even now has men AZ work drafting map
Of the street How far along FaTnam this
conduit win reach has not bsen disclosed
and il IL doubtful II the company itself
knows The laying Of the wires viii BE no
small task, there are now numerous
conduits. sewers and wafer pipes under
the street
The evening world., 1907-04-23
WOMAN STOPS RIOT
WITH ROLLING-PIN.

When a not broke out IN the jsu a.
west Union. Ia. there was no ono
about to qusu It but MrS. c. l. culver
wife OF the Sheriff. and there was moth
INK handy 70 ouell Il with but rolling
pin. Half a dozen desperate criminals
were nzhunE and yelling. The sherlh
was out q the city. His revolvsra were
IN hls once. locked up
Mrs culver did not WAIT for holp, but
selEsd the rolling pin as she hurried
through the kitchen and Quite the ;ai!
she unlocked the door. went In. snapped
- f,-ek t.Ahlud her and read 40 I'M
proved edition OF the riot act ~ about
zen words The nEht went~furieiAsy on
for what did those big thieves ana cAt
throats care for ore lone woman
They care a moment later. however
for Mrs Culver sAiled into them Win
her trusty dough -Tottsr. and knocked
th-m right and left The leader OF tle
nght went down IN a hesp. Others fol-
10 we'd. ana after the woman had striek
sr blowa there wasn't man able %
stand up and face her. She grabbed
&c wortt man OF the LOT ny the 0JlAr
ana locked him IN 4 cell, shook her
roinng-pln at tho rest and went back
70 her dishwAshing IN the kitchen.
There are ak sore head1 In the jAu TO-
day.
The evening world., 1907-04-23
= Q . REMOVES
0s s0.0. BLOOD HUMORs

When the blood aud healthy the skin smooth and
Tree from erupons but when the blood
humoT the effect shown by rashes epons PIN
pes or oheT ufng and annoying skin disease pro-
d with countless and glands which drainage
l me BODY o impurities through tho Precipitation constantly
passing through these little tubes There
on the skin an oily substance keep and pae the blood
becomes ed win huors and acids these
ana burning aad Irritating the skin and drying tie
u OILS so that we have not only Acne Eczema
such dry cay skin letter Psoriasis and kindred tro
The treatment Of skin troubles with avcs washes lotions etc not
ang the t line True such treatment relieves
an dsao and aids IN keeping the skin clear but
e cause OF the trouble which humors blood there
oIe nave no real ealye eheon these skin affections.
Reue perfect
II goes down into the blood aud
posons from the circulation coos the oyered sending
@ stream ot noushng blood the permanently cures skin dis
eases every cater Is made entirely OF health producing
ehs and barks and IS absolutely remedy young
> cures Eczema Acne Salt Rhuu letter Psoriasis other
qgahle and unsghY uPuons Of the skin Special
diseases and any medical advice desired furnished write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA
The evening world., 1907-04-23
ACTOR JANIS SHOT
HIMSELF BEFORE
JUMP INTO SEA
Companions Tell of the
Young Mans Prepare
tionS for Suicide.

rO<DlN. April - -Asror,inE 70
stnt,snents or passengers Just sftlvci
here on the Auanuc Transport liner
NfiuasapoiIS. Percy Jamie. tfis ysuns
Actor and hrother q E!air Janis. ths
actress. carefully plaEsed hit saicids AZ
sca Ia fact, the theory ts hold 20 that
Young JAnis leAnet over tAs sde OF the
.ve6IaL sen; a bulisi through his bead
and dropped into ths sea
Msmbars Of the ''S1rs wiEEs ss the
CNbhAEy Paaoa company, win which
he was AssociEtsd. are agreed that be
committed suicide and that he did not
accidentally fail OF ehs ahlp.
IN speaking OF the night OF trs yosinu
mans disAlypearanoN Forsst Robinson,
a member OF the company. sAldi
A After dinner 5s-ia ara = number oi
Us were IN the smoking -reom. where re-
freshments were served. Then Janis and
] sat by the compsniouway Until mid
night left him lying across two
chairs ON deck with his shoes on
Later Janis entered the s;Ateroon
which hs occupied With GeorEs Parker
He changed hs evening dress for a
b. ihrobe and overcoat. leaving his money
and nardoase under pillow, Then he
began searching through his bAESHgs.
II was too siespy 70 know vShH he
was doing" raii Parker. and did not
miss him until next day"
II now appears that Janis was search
INK Tor revolver in his baggage This
convinces those who were associated
with him chat no shot himself before
falling on thA ship.
Heretofore 10 has been thought that
Janis WAS unmarried Now, Miss Grace
Gr-sHnld. OF the "WigEs company,
SAYS that IN hsr bsiicf hs had a Nlfe
Miss GrlHwoid ada THAT he was en-
Eaged 20 pretty SIR playing IN tho
Vanderbilt Cup and tha; the girl was
1n The docks 10 bid him Eood-by when
the Minneapolis hailsd from New York
JaniE-s effects, which tuctufs Ms
wAioh, 50 and ,ewelry, were taken
charge Of By tho Consul-Generai -to-dav'