The Kearney Daily Hub from Kearney, Nebraska • Page 1

Surplus stock must be closed at any sacrifice. Goods cannot he carried over to another season, and we shall make our prices so low that they will prevent such a possibility. 25 per cent Discount on all Summer Material. 25 per cent Discount on Linen Suits. 25 per cent Discount on Silk Skirts.

25 per cent Discount on Ladies' Summer Capes and Jackets. 33i per cent Discount on Child's Jackets. C. McCALL PATTERNS TRIES TOJILL SHAH. "Attempt Made to Assassinate Huler of Persia.

ASSAILANT IS LODGED II JAIL. Wnald-He Rr(lrlile Moiiuti tlia Kojal Carriage Mp nimI Alum Rrvolvnr at fehah' Iirra.1, hut It belxad Uafore Harm Wm llnne. Paris, Au2. 3. Muzafer ed Din, shah of Persia, who has been a visitor to the exposition since Saturday as the guest of France, narrowly escaped an assassin's bullet yesterday.

It had been arranged that ho should visit Sevres and aw the national pottery works, going afterward to Versailles, and it was just after he had left the sovereign's pah( on his way to the Seine to go ou board a yacht placed at his disposal that the attempt ou his life was made. Only five minutes before the pistol was presented at his breast he wag the recipient of a letter which warned him that his life was in danger. No serious thought, however, was given to the oonteuts, so numerous had been former warnings of the same character. As he was seated in the laudau, before leaving the court of the palace, his secretary brought him a letter dated Naples, but posted in PariB Wednesday night, signed with a name bctaiug au Italian termination. It said: "Today you shall meet the 1 same fate as Humliert." In no wise disconcerted the shah handed the letter to the officer on guard and gave orders for the carriage to start.

The gates of the palace were thrown open, aud as the monarch emerged, a large crowd of curious onlookers broke into ti-s of "Vive 1. Shah," and "Vive laPtrse." Hardly had these exclamations died away when a man dressed in the ordinary clothing of a Paris workman darted forward from between two automobiles, where he was hidden, and rushed toward the nnpi rial carriage, overthrowing a bicycle policeman, who rolled under th" feet of the horses. In au instant he wa on the carriage step. Holding 1 In door with his left hand, with his ri'iil he- pusle a revolver to- ward tile breast of the He seemed to hesitate fur a moment as though undecided where to aim. This hesitation saved the Vr-iim monarch's for before the woual he nssissin could pull the trigger a strong hand grasped his wrist and wrenched it so that the (ir'pt--d harmlessly to the ttot-torn of he landau.

"I'd hk- to nave a photograph of that man," 1101 chaianily exclaimed the shah. Then addressing a few words in his native t' ngii" to his companions in the an lage, he told the coachman to drive mi. St ated 111 the landau with the shah at the tune the assault was made were the grand i. the personal physician of the monarch and (ietieral Parent, his a. le.

(ieiieral Parent, 111 the course of au int. rvi sul que utly said: "It wa the court physician who nut the criminal adx mice. It as he who M-ied th individual by the wrist and arrested the movement of aggression a suflici. -lit tune to allow the pist-d to Ik- knocked from the assailant's hand. I am inclined to lie belief that the man is au Italian." It now appears that the police have secured a piece of evidence going to support the popular belief that the nhah's assailant had au accomplice.

M. anuvsy, au ants, a quarter 01 ao.huar befure the outrass he jaw the E. SMITH KEARNEY, NEB. criminal in company witTi a well dressed man impatiently awaiting the appearance of the i-oyal visitor. The criminal stamped his feet and exclaimed "Lord! what a time he is." At this his companion pulled a fine watch from his poCKet, saying "it is fiva past nine, aud it won't be long now." FIGHTING IN YUCATAN.

Indian! forced to Abandon Several Htrotn Positions. Oaxaca, Aug. 3. The military authorities here have received information that there has been oontinned fighting between the Maya Indians and the government troops in Yucatan for the last five (lays and that the rebels have been forced to abandon several of their strongest positions near the city of Chan Santa Cruz.where they have their headquarters aud tribal government. Thu TndiatiH warn rjtknn hv anrnriaA (, aR0 otM of abou, 2,000 government troops commanded by General Bravo, coming in on their right flank.

After firing a few volleys, when this first onslaught was made by the government troops, the Indians retreated a short distance and then made a determined stand, whioh they have held with persistence and great bravery. It is charged that there are several English speaKing men in command of the Mava forces. Iallai Street Car Dynamited. Dallas, Aug. 8.

There was an explosion under the tracks of the Dallas Consolidated Electric Street Railway company ou Harwood street as one of its cars passed. The car was damaged bat not recked. The motorman was injured. The passengers were panic-stricken aud fled in all directions. The union motormeu who have been on strike for six weeks repudiate the accident.

Uoaekeniper tor State Seuator. AiKoKA, Aug. 3. The Republican senatorial convention of the 25th district was held here yesterday. Mr.

John J. Bouekemper of Sutton, Clay county, was nominated for state sen- ator. Snlrlile Near Loup City. Lore City, Aug. 3.

John Camp, a tanner residing 10 miles northwest ot Loup City, committed suicide yesterday by takiug laudauuu. He was 111 poor health, which is attributed as he cause. The wolf in the fable put on sheep's clothing because if he traveled on his own reputation he couldn't accomplish his purose. Counterfeiters of DcWitt's Witch Hazel Salve couldn't sell their worthless salves on their; merits, so they put them in boxes and wrappers like DeVVitt's. Ixok out for them.

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and should, therefore not be 1 othur annoying accompaniments of neglected. TABLKK'S BUCKEYE costiveuess. HERBINE is a prompt PILE OINTMENT is a great boon to1 and unequalled remedy. Price. sutlers as it will cure them.

Price 50 cenU- Hansen Hausen. cents in bottles. Tubes, 7.1 cents, Hansen Hansen. For mosquito bites, bites or stings insects, animals or reptiles, apply In India, the land of the famine, UALLAItD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It thousands die because they cannot -JL.

outUeracis the poison in the wound, tain food. In America, the land tne intlanmiati.in and heals plenty many suffer and die because 1 tne fleh. prk.L,( -r, at)d 5(l they cannot digest the foou they eat. Hansen Hansen. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what! you eat.

It instantly relieves and radically cures all stomach troubles. Han-l sen Hansen You will never find any other pills o-omra anil art nUa.irl TYa. wju.g Uwle Ear, Rigergi Hansen ansen. HH TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD. Delos E.

Goldsmith, a well known young journalist of Bostou, died Thursday at Quincy, aged 29. The visit of the shah of Persia to Englaud has been abandoned 011 account of the attempt to assassinate him in Paris. County Democratic primaries held throughout Tennessee Thursday practically ensure the election of Congressman E. W. Carmaok to the United States senate.

James D. Richardson, leader of the minority iu the house, was renominated for congress by the Deinoorats of the Fifth Tennessee district Thursday. He had no opposition. Admiral Schley has advised the navy department that he narrowly missed being quarantined with his South Atlantic squadron for a period of 28 days, in the harbor of Montevideo. J.

R. Piper, cashier of the First National bank of St. Mary's, who was in a party going through the National Park, is lost in Wonderland. A detachment of troops is assisting in the search for the missing man. A race war between the coal miners at Keystone, W.

is threatened. Iu quelling a disturbance the officers killed one negro aud injured several others. The negroes are iu the majority aud are holding indignation meetings. A destructive hail storm passed along the western border of Buffalo oouuty, Thursday, covering a strip nearly two miles wide, about three miles back from the Mississippi river. The damage done amounts to thousands of dollars.

Joint Crnsader Chargod With Perjury. Empoku. Aug. 3. II.

T. Parker, who last week swore out warrants against eight druggists, charging them with violating the prohibition law, was arrested on a charge of perjury. The complaining wituess is Dr. H. D.

Green. Parker swore to having purchased a bottle of whisky of him. This Greeu denies and had a warrant sworn out for perjury. The bail was fixed at 1,000. The city oouucil refused to pay Parker f5 for each convictions he had secured and repealed the ordinance.

Indian Murderer Diet In Jail. Sioux Falls, S. Aug. 3. John Bad Elk, a Sioux Indian murderer, who has been iu jail here since April of last year, died yesterday of consumption.

In March, 1899, ou the Piue Ridge reservation, Bad Elk shot and killed John Klllsback, one of a party of three Indian policemen, trying to effect his arrest. He was tried, convicted of murder and sentenced to lie hanged iu July of last year, but was granted a new trial. Frie Dlfery In Khiinhm. Washington, Aug. 3.

The postof-fice department has established free rural delivery service to begin Aug. 1.1, at Winnebago City, and additional servicv at Usage City, Kau. For digestive weakness, nervousness, pains in the side, flatulence. Plump cheeks, Hushed with the soft glow of health, and a pure complexion i makeall women beautiful. HEitBINE imparts strength and vitality to the system, aud the ros hue of health to the cheeks.

Price 50 cents. Hansen ii Hansen. ye ak KEARNEY, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 3, liMH). Incomparable Values All Through the Store IS HELD BACK.

No Word Comes From Allies Marching on Peking. BILENOE DUE TO CENSORSHIP Imperial Troops Continue to Slaughter Foreigners and Converts Chluese Authorities Now rornt.hliif Snppllee to Iletlvfed Legation. London, Aug. 8 No word comes this morning regarding tha fortune of the comparatively imall body of troops believed to be forging their way toward Peking. The silence is probably due to diligent censorship rather than to any I lack of developments.

A Shanghai special announces the re- ceipt of an official telegram from the I tsung-li-yameu asserting that the niin-' inters were all well on July 30, and that vegetables, fruits and other supplies i had been sent to the legations on sev-' eral occasions. "Friendly Intercourse, the official telegram says, "is now being curried on between the ministers and I the imperial government." i According to the Daily Express, how-j ever, cablegrams from Ohe Foo an-i uouuee that the imperial troops, ad- vanciug to oppose the relief force, have i completely wiped out a Ubristiau town near Peking, killing five foreign priests and 10,000 native Christians. General Uaselee, says this report, was strongly opposed to an immediate advance but was overruled by the other commanders aud influenced by Wash ingtou's order to General Chaffee to i "proceed without an instant's delay." From Shanghai the Daily Express has received confirmation of the reported murder of 50 missionaries in the prov-, iuce of Shan Si, with the additional in-j formation that eight English women were dragged out of the mission buildings by a Chinese mob, who beheaded them in the streets of Chn Ohou. French troops are reported to have occupied Meug Tsze, iu the province of Yuu Nan. The Tien Tsin correspondent of the Standard says: "A heartrending letter has been received front the Japanese legation dated July 22, stating that the casualties number 60 per oent, that only 25 cartridges per mau are left, with sufficient food for five days ac 1 that it is feared the legation will succumb within a week." Halter's Belllooae Talk.

The Berlin correspondent of the Daily Chronicle says Emperor William's extraordinary sermon of Sunday on board the Hohenzollurn was quite bellicose toward China. Of the soldiers going thither the imperial preacher said: "They shall be the strong arm which punishes assassins. They shall be the mailed fist which smites that chaotic mass. They shall defend, sword in hand, our holiest possessions. True prayers can still cast the banner of the dragon into the dust and plant the banner of the cross apon the walls." TheVienua correspondent of the Times says: "The Neue Freie Presse greets the decision of the British aud American governments to advance to Peking independently with the greatest satisfaction.

It believes the resolution of these two powers will put an end to the paralysis occasioned by the unsolved question of the chief command aud will inspire the combined forces with fresh life and viuor. It says that when once the Anglo-American troops assume the offensive the others will follow suit." YHiow vr at Tattipa. Kky Wkst, Aug. 3. Dr.

.1. Y. Porter, Florida state health officer, who is now 111 this liry, received from Dr. Weldon, medical representative of the board at Tampa, a message announcing two cases of yellow fever 111 that city and saying that he believed the infection to be general. Dr.

Porter at once wired Dr. Weldon to place quarantiin reslriciions on all travel to and from Tampa until his arrival there. I uiiile Dt-ownrd. lil.tTF, Aug. 3.

Martha I Hendncks, 17, years old, and Paul Var- uer, an eloping couple, lost their lives yesterday by drowning in the Currant I river, hile attempting to escape from the angry father of the girl. The elop-. ers thought to outwit their pursuer by crossing the tiver. They embarked 111 a skiff hich struck a snag and over-1 turned. Both occupants were swept away the swift current ami drowned.

Dotth nf i nitnlu Ktlfltlti. Omaha, -n. I tilings of the death of Captain I liarles B. Rustni, one ol Umatm pioneers, were contained in telegrams received in this city last night by his lamilv and lifelong friends in tins city. Capiain Rustm died at Cape Nome 1111 July 1.1, hither he had gone on a s.ort visit to look after tint interests of several business associates Who had claims 111 that region.

Sayit Hut ha Weakening. I.ONpoN, Aug. 3. The Pretoria cor- respondent of the Daily Mail says: "Commandant General Botha is weuk-I'Uing. He has sent a messenger to Lord Roberts asking for confirmation of 1 the report of the surrender of Geueral Pnii 4I00 and rer-uestiug permissiou to 1 communicate with General Dewet." 1 1 1 Mitt mk THREAT AGAINST CZAR.

Hrou-I Sayn the llnlpriif ltnU Will tie the Nrll On to ill. Nf.w Yokk, Aug. According to a dispatch to the Journal, Bresci. the assassin of itif Humbert, said to his warden today: "It will bo thr czar's torn next." The pollen hav found viden that bresci acted in collusion wiitt others OAKTA.NO URK3CL and numerous arrests have been made. Bresoi's brother, it dealer, another kin phi a named Moro.za and so eral anarchists have l.een arrested at Prato.

Possanzmi, who was arrested Anemia, admit traveling with Hresei from Milan to Mona. Rove, Auir. 3. to declarations made to the Milan police by per- sons who witnessed the assassination of Kiitir Humbert, and especially the kind's r.en. four or five persons, wearing around their necks black handkerchiefs 1 such as Bresci wore were seen around the royal carriage at the time of the! crime.

After it was committed they 1 began shinning, evidently to increase! the confusion and to help Bresci to escape. I II Corriere Delia Italia says the police have discovered that a huge plot was formed in America to murder King Humbert mid that his assassination was to bo followed by similar crimes throughout K.irope. I mill Olllrl' lnliin Nokth Plattk, Aug. 8. The federal land office at this place has ro-ceived notice of a new rule which gives any person who has entered upon a homestead aud paid out on it before June 6, 1901), the right to make another homestead entry.

Persons who aban-oned their homestead claims before the above date are given the same privilego. Freight Delayed. Lincoln, Aug. In the case of the State against the Hock Island pending in ihe supremo court, a stipu Union was tiled yesterday extending the time wit 11111 which the defendant must auswei to Oct. 1.

The case is that iu which the seeks to recover 310,000 damages for violation of the maximum freight law. Younir King at KhIIiih Itier. Monza, Aug. 3. KingVictor Emmanuel HI upon arriving here met his mother, (jueen Margherita, at the castle.

Shu fell into his arms weeping. The king knelt befoie the body of his father and repeatedly kissed and embraced his mother. Afterward for au hour he, his mother and his wife, prayed in the death chamber. lloya Die In AI In. Ottumwa, Aug.

3 Frank and John lwotunsoii, formerly of Marshall-town, were killed by black damp iu the coal slope at Evans last night. The boys, aged 14 and 9, Had been fishing and went luio the slope to spend the uighl and tie were found iu the morning by workmen. TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. W. Irwin Shaw, United States consul at Biirrituquilla, Co.ombia, is dead from cholera.

Colonel John Mason Loon 11s, one of the best known lumber merchants iu the west, "lied at his home iu Chicago Thursday. Surgeon Macour, in charge of the naval slutioii at Havana, reports thct two suspicious cases, supposed to be yellow fever, have appeared there. The Minnesota supreme court Wednesday handed ttowu a decision in the Dnluth mayoralty contest, confirming T. W. Hugo, Republican, as mayor.

Charles Kahn, aged ti4, died suddenly at Cincinnati Thursday after an operation lor kidney trouble. He was the founder of the present mock yards I here. Interest to tile amount of ii(i was paid at Washington Thursday 011 notes of tht! Union Pacific Railroad company given 111 settlement of the government 'n claim. Manlred Maytield, the 7-year-old son of Ben Maytield, a fanner, living near Ethel, accident iy shot and latally wounded his brotlier, Utis, aged while tooling with a heavily charged shotgun- The Colorado society, Army of the Philippines, Wcdui -vlay begau sending out circulars giving the program and lull details oi the reunion ot the Eighth army corps, winch will be held iu Denver Aug. 13 to 10.

As a result ot eating toadstools which they mistisik lor mushrooms, the lam-: lly of John mii lis, near Harvey, ami their lined man became dangerously ill, and Maude, a daughter of Mr. orris, died, ihe others wnl probably recuver. 1 liii.iii' in Secretary Hay Replies Energetically to Li Hung Chan.br DIPLOMATIC OK 113 A7 EANI' Attitude ir llic I. t'llHrHi'tc riziol Ktntr. Will Vol Yft'iiiiifiit at IVkln I III I nil I 11 1 1 Miilitl lYlliji.il iuig mi th Part of Chin.

Washimi I. Hay's reply closed thf lie less hi' old iv, Aut. -to l.i I i II lull-. It .1 vr iv is wi nil tile foreign liillilt' No onlei't, tiii i'eli i lax.nion uf i In- r.r t. vii.

and I i a' I. hit 1 pa rat nn- have i I he -11 ll.lt I the ml vanee on i Washington, tor, setilied liv one ol here, "till le will he our part in advaiii by the riiliiev an Ii tree coiiiiiinnii al ion in. of IMie, ltll the I and f' ,1 el'Il miniMers." 1 lu re is, moreover, close to acta ii war a Ol 1 1 1 1 Seel elar a II 'In-Tnat declaration that lie i 'ulldliet nt th 11 est! ovenmii lit "nn kind of lanu'tiap- is exiri-iiie in maey nun i' lsniily a nairow tween ii ai ai The 1 1 1 1 mmii prevails IkT" that Chinese government, if not aiiM.ii berelt of xivcr to act 111 Ii nice in anl el It Is Ho.ei ,1 accept our lerins, 1011 is Ii 11 tor iiv a battle, a lin'iv soim soon U.il 11 Pl.ssj believed, than one at the 1110. 1, l-required to bring the inipciial gow mem to lie mi 111 of 1 dance, i.oiiudi ill tnllt ease it i-" questionable wlc tlei the original conditions would 1d regarded as still open to acceplanc.i. WHITE SUPREMACY WINS.

rrv 1 ti Iiriy In N'oi'tli u-Una B. Will lie. Suit. RaLKIUII, N. Aug.

3. After 1 -of the most bit icily contesied ever known iu North Car hn the Demoorats and white Hiipremacv triumphed yesterday by a majority 01 about 30,000. Vesterday's election di-franchisee! the negro and changed the state legislature from its combination majority of Republicans ami Populists to straight ciiio.ratic, insuring tie-lefeat of Mai 1011 Uutb-r for re elect um a- United States senator, is a general th ug, reiiain he poils. le gro' away fn The election passed off without tm 'rouble, exc'piiug at a named Fanison. A fire little town here, liii whelelll Wa- destroyed work -turted iu a drug store kept the regisi ration hook the apothecary shop, the attributed bv the lii iiim its to those opposed to white rule.

The election was for sta'e officer-, members of the legislature and count officers and or au amendment, to tic state constitution looking to a practical elimination of the negro from pihtjcs, as its adoption disfranchises the bulkof the negro vote. Many in groes voti for the amendment. Spencer B. Adams, fusion nominee for governor, was defeated by Charles B. Aver, the Democratic nominee, uud all the other Democratic caudidaUs were elected.

rreNiiU'tit llHi-k In ailtul. Washington, Aug. 3 President Mo Kinlev reached Washington yesterday. At all stations through (lino and Pennsylvania, while davlight lasted, crowds congregated. While the president ap-j peared on the rear platform several times in response to the greetings of the people, the stops were brief uud he made no attempt to speak.

Dolllver anil t'lnrk Di'liate. Stok.M Lakk, Aug. 3 Yesterday Congressmen Dolliver and Clark opeued their debate upon the subject if imperialism at the auditorium by1 the lake. The Illinois Central and tin-Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul rail- ways are running special tiains to Storm Lake to accommodate he rowds.

He Fooled the Surgeons, All doctors told Iteirek Hamilton, of West afier 1 1 1 1 1 i u' 1-S months from Keelal Fistula, tie; would die unless a eost.ly op. raiioti whs performed: but l.e cured if' with lie bottles of h'lckloti's Ariiicn1 Salve, the surest I 'i le cure on earl h. I and the best Salve in the World. J.I' ceuts a box. Sold by II.

A. Small 1 druggists. Millions will lie spent in pol II ics Ibis year. We can't keep the campaign going without money any more Mian we can keep the body vlgorou- i'boui i food. Dyspeptics Used to siai -etheui-' selves.

Now Kodol 1 spepsia '1111 ri ige-ts what you eat and allows you to eat all the good food you want. It radically cures all stomach irimblc. Hansen Hansen. The quicker you stop cold the less da tiger In it cough or will be of fatal lung trouble. hie inute ough lire is the only harinli hs reinedy that gives immediate You will like it.

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tall 1 1 I ii-W' hi. r. I -i iil 1 in no-. I i i v. l.iV I'V l- I in nl i 1 i -I btn Id ii tt at a-twny I ivni Waldtnari f.il.mg fo iri ii rum in in mid W.i.k-M Lad! i a burg, 1'iiil ifi iui i and 1 1 i i 1 had to bo pHai mid I-ador i i'J Muni -i a i A mil" an I Iu til.

ir hone 1 I bv Allot injiii'd pi-ple by 1 ft, pocj.j:-mak.-i s. oc the wo tl ot hi. building 011 sM. direitly 111 the rear if tin- bin ding in tin- of coiinlru''-Hon. I' -hi leavy iron gliders, earn weighing ov a being hoist, to tl.e top ta big building Tt.ey ung j-tound to tie.

top la- build ng le 11 tie-y -1 1 rf-. out of the .1111,11 I ot the heavy gird'-r-t crashed thiougli 11 floors to tie) ba m-nr and the fourth -tu at tho second storv. 100 men wertj at W' rk in the building, but they managed to escape injury. 1 nj ui.i'l Inn ourt Dtiregirried. Omuia, Aug 3 Iii the fa.

an injunction issued by Judge Key-or, the 1 ni Imgfon st night laid a sidetrack thiough tie- alley between Harney and Howard street from Ninth to Tenth Operations on Eighth street have bet at a standstill, although small squads of laborers representing the lingo, aud Omaha r1 uds an- 011 the t-ne of the work, apparently for the pui-poiK of pohring the tracks ainady laid and to prevent any destruction. Each road hei-ms to be suspicious of the other rehumiiiif ork in spite of the court injunctions re) training further os-ratious. TM Irimny In I'owrri Caae. Or.nitoKTow.s, Aug. 3.

The defense iu the Powers case offered testimony of six new witnesses in court yesterday and much of the two sessions held were taken up by the wrangling of attorneys for both sides, the jnry being sent out a half dozen tims. One 'if the features of th day was the presenting by Colonel Meugel of the First Kentucky regiment of state guards of au autograph letter from Governor Taylor, written ou Jan. 18, two weeks belore the shooting of Ooebel, iu which he instructed him to "all orders and signals" given him by Adjutant General (Jollier." At I. aw League Convention. Mil.W At KKK, Aug.

3 The feature of yesterday's program of the. Commercial Law league convention was an address by Child of Sterling, on "Needed oiiiiiiercutl legislation." Much of the tune of the delegates and visitors is taken up in entertainment aud visits to tliti various industries. A Life and Death Tight. Mr. W.

A. Hines of Manchester, writing of his almost miraculous escape from death says: Exposure after measles induced serious lung tit 11 which nided in I had frequent heinorragt-s an I coughed night and day. All my doctors said I in 11 -t soon die. Then I began to iint- ir. King's New Jiis- 'covery for ot.siiiiipt 1011 which eoin-i pli'iely cured me I would not, be without it even if it eont.i.lJXl a Hundreds havi iisi-d it on my reetei ini'iid at ion and ail sav it never fai to cute Throat.

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