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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-19

JUST what lt means TO ole.
Swift toward life's terminal trend
The run seems short tonight
God only knows what's at the end
But / hope the lamps are white.
Richard Laswell, better known
as "Dick, F" formerly switch fire.
man for the L. & N. at E. ST.
Louis, is now working for the
Virgins Ferry Company at St.
Louis.
Hugh Bonham, of the l. @. Il.
r., was at Howell Thursday on
business. Hugh will remember
ed as one of firemen on the Hen
derson Division. He is now fir
ling out of Paducah.
j. j. Reid, general master me-
chanic, was at Howell last Fri
day. Mr.. Reid has many COM
pliments for the condition of
things in this section.
Engineer Jacob Lamott, of the
.Shawneeiown accommodation, has
been off for several DAYS. Wal
ter Kopf filed the run during
his absence.
Brakeman +. Bauers was
knocked off the side of box car
at Eldorado, ILL.,, Sunday while
passing a coal chute.
Andy Smith, an engineer on
the South and North, spent
few days at Howell the first of
the week visiting friends. Mr..
Smith was travelling fireman on
tets division sometime ago. He
had been with the company of
engineers who accompanied the
remains os b. Frank Harrison to
Nashville from Birmingham.
Mr.. Harrison, a young engineer,
had been killed by his engine
turning over He was well
known IN this section, having
begun his career as a railroader
on the Henderson Division.
Theodore Schmidt has been
running the shawnee town
Branch train for a few days.
o. L. Digger, engineer, was
slightly injured the other day at
Mt. Vernon, ILL.,, on account of
Jumping out of the cab window
of engine 625, when it was about
to be side swiped by switch en-
CINE, he being afraid that the en-
CINE would turn over.
George Thompson, an employee
of the l.. & N. at Howell, after a
long confinement in an Evans
vile hospital, has returned to
work,
Albert Reddix, for several
years night Waterman at the
Howell shops, has decided to be-
come an agricultnrist, and has
resigned.
Stacer L. Carter, the popular
st. Louis Division time keeper,
has been called to Louisville to
help out in the Superintendent
of Machinery's Office for two or
three weeks on inventories, he
being adept in figures and cleri.
cal work in general.
Thomas Walsh went to Louie
vile Wednesday on business.
Letters of an Engineer to His Master Me-
chanic, No. IL.
Dear Sir Yesterday and las t
night we had the worst snow
storm | ever saw. | never ex-
perienced such cold weather In
my life. 1t was just like Train
muster Rasemup, though, to take
a notion to 90 out on a special.
Engr. Smokestak was first out,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-19

whiclsE World Almanac and En-
n ngdoynpedia for 1905 is just out
cold, an the best edition ever is
n Natter = 'f this the standard of its
even # 1t can be had for 35
will supy mail.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-19
ANOTHER BOSTON SUBWAY.
East Boston Tunnel. Just Openea
Runs Under HarbOr.

Boston. the pioneer city Of America
in subway construction. now boasts a
subway said TO be the greatest single
boring yet completed under the water
of a river or harbor 1t is the East
Boston tunnel. extending from the
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-19

Ping a long, rusty nail in his
I roll, a Ylenese citizen
his baker with endangerIng
c safety. The baker was
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
THE "ooFFEE HEART"
1t IL as DANGEROUS a. the Tobacco or
Whtbky Heart.

Coffee heart" Il common to many cof-
fee users and is liable TO send the owner
TO his or her long home II the drug is per-
sisted in You eaa run 80 or 40 yards and
md out II your heart is troubled. \ lady
who was once a victim Of the coffee heart"
writes from Oregon:
Il have been an habitual user Of coffee
all my life and have suffered very much in
recent years FROM ailments which l be-
came satisfied were directly due 20 the
poison In the beverage, such as torpid
liver and indigestion. which In turn made
my complexion blotchy and muddy,
Then my heart became affected. It
would beat most rapidly just after l drank
my coffee, and 30 below normal as the
conee enfect wore on. Sometimes my pulse
would go as high as 1877 beats to the minute.
Ny family was greatly alarmed at my con-
dition and at last mother persuaded me to
begin the use of Postum Food Coffee.
II gave up the old coffee entirely ard alb
solutely, and made Postum my sole table
beverage. This was six months ago, and
ali my Ills, the Indigestion, inactive liver
and rlckety heart action, have passed
away and my complexion has become clear
and natural The Improvement set in very
soon after made the change, just as soon
as the conee poison had time to work out
Of my system. -
MY husband has also been greatly bene-
hted by the use OF Postum, and We find
that a simple breakfast with Postum is as
satisfying and more Strengthening thar
the old heavier meal We used 70 have with
the other kind Of eoftee." Name given bS
Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
There's reason Read the little book
''The Road to Wellsills," Ia DEs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
coDVS HORSES ARE KILLED
AnipaIs with wild West show in
France Destroyed Because of
Fear of Chambers.

MARSEILLBS. France Dec. IAN the
horses belonging TO the Wild West show Of
Colonel William +. Cody were killed here
today. Although the government veteri-
naries had certified that CHAMBERS had been
entirely eradicated from the stud. Colonel
Cody and his partner, James>A. Bailey, de-
cided on this radical measure in order to
allay the fears of the farmers regarding
the spread Of the disease. The saddles
brides and other articles of the equipment
as well as the clothing OF the stablemen
were burned and the railroad cars belong
ing to the show disinfected. Colonel Cody
is now in the United States engaged in
purchasing a fresh stud.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
PAT GROVE Is NOT GUILTY
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CONTINUED from First Page)
hands, and feel that you win say to him,
Come forth from behind your prison bars
and take your place as a decent citizen
among men. 4"
County Attorney Slabaugh closed for the
state He said the defense was the weak
est he had ever seen.
They have set up that Grove was not
there" said Judge Slabaugh, and if he
was there he shot in self defense. We
claim the evidence presented here and the
facts developed must lead TO one cOnclu-
sion irresistibly. The identification Of
Grove by Jackson and Leahy has not been
impeached. Not one witness has been pro-
duced here to say it was not Pat Grove;
there is not one positive statement from
anybody that the officers fired first.
Granting this defendant all the safe
guards the law allows him, we still have
not one whisper from the witness chair
that would disprove any material fact the
state has shown"
He pointed out that under the information
the verdict may be for shooting with intent
20 kin or wound. -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
injured. 1t likewise says PhiIlipar was in

injured. 1t likewise Gays Phillipar was in
cinerated.
My brother just missed being killed a
year and a half ago." said Mr.. Newsom.
One OF the men killed was Frank Nc
Kenna. assistant electrician on the Over
land. He Is son OF Hugh J. McKenna,
who lives at 14o2 Park wild avenue and
formerly had cigar store at SIS South
Tenth street. near the windsor hotel. This
Is the third son or Mr.. McKenna to be
killed BY the railroads
THE engineer on the Overland was Andy
Jordan and he saw danger In time to shut
- ln1 steam, and apply the isakes and
l'2t Jump ID time TO savefhis lises escaping
With rev INJURIES.
A wrecking crew was hurried from each
direction and worked from each END Of the
wreck. 50 that the track was cleared by
80 In the afternoon.
The cooks and walters were asleep in
the diner. which was badly smashed and
later caught FIRE. The cooks on the Over
land Limited are white men.
Report from wyoming,
GREEN RIVER wyo., Dec. 1.-THE over
land Limited of the Union Pacific collded
with a freigh train head-on at Wilkins Sta
ton early this morning. demoIishing tho
engines, uyndnp, nldil ana ulnluB cars Ola
the passenger train. Nine people are
known 10 be killed. including two mad
clerks, four cooks in. the dining car, two
electricians in the dynamo car. and one
engineer.
Identity of Three Victims.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. edward RoA-
enbaunl,, who was killed in the railroad
wreck at Wilkins station. Wyo., was a
resident of Melrose a suburb OF Oakland.
He was Is years of age and unmarried and
the son Of Abraham Rosenbaum, a well
known citizen OF Oakland II ,
Miss Edna Lissak, who was injured ID
the wreck. was well known in social and
art circles here, She is a designer for nj
fany & Co. OF New York and is a sister OF
Major Lissak. L. s. A. She came 10 San
Francisco to attend the golden wedding of
her parents and was returning tuSNesg
York. 3
s. NJ Hulett, another OF the injured. "A
manager OF the Simmons ManufactHfthe
company Of this city. u
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
Kid Gloves.

Special Glove News for Holiday Selling.
They are the popular street Gloves which
are in great favor.
Walters SILK Lined Pique, cne-clasp
fastener; colors, brown and red oniy-s2OO
a pair.
Dents Own Make Glove, in Russian calf
and heavy street weight made with one
pearl button, also two-clasp fasteners-S2OO
per pair.
Chairman English walking glove with
one-clasp fastener, in tan and dark red
shades-s1.50 per pair.
Mocha Gloves-made Of we'll selected
skins, Paris point stitching, one-clasp
fastener. colors black, brown. beaver. gray
and red. Price $3.50 pair
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
HOLIDAY IN oYAMA's HONOR
Field Marshal Enters Toxic While
All Glasses Turn Out tn
Greet Him.

TOXIC, Dec. Ill 80 a.. m.-Field Marshal
Oyama and his stan made a triumphal
entry into Toxic this morning. The enthus-
iasm and magnitude of Marshal Oyama's
reception equaled that given to Admiral
Togo. Despite the inclement weather.
crowds of students and representatives OF
various classes and interests thickly lined
the streets and, although exposed to the
rain, Justify cheered the marshal and his
stan while enroute to the imperial palace.
The newspapers Of all shades OF opinion
are mighty eulogistio today of the achieve
ments Of Marquis oysma, his generals and
the men under his command.
A holiday has been declared in the whole
city in honor of the day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
Rare and Beautiful Dress
Goods for Holiday Shoppers
Now on Display.

Now here is gift that never talls TO
please. beautiful, and the height Of dress
elegance, just what every lady would De
delighted with. Little wonder that the
dress goods counter is the center OF at
traction these days. and that we are selling
so many for holiday presents-nothins
better.
SILK AND WOOL POINTILLA EOLI-
ENNE-Eoliennes are here in greatest
variety and most exquisite prettiness
nearly all silk, with the simmer of frost
The work is so fine you would think 1t. an
all silk fabric, in pretty plain effects and
tiny novelty weaves, just here and there
a suggestion of figures about the size Of
a pin point, 81 and Sl,25 yard.
IMPERIAL SILK AND WOOL CREPE
EoLIENNE-Non of the lovely fabrics
that Paris has favored for dressy gowns
are missing from the special collection
for holiday shopping. Here is a Crepe
Eolienne that looks as if spun by fairies,
the glimmer of moonlight woven into the
silken threads. in pretty shades of reseda
green, champaign, mode, blue and brown
l3-in., $3.50 per yard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08

to distinguish Miss Rose Hortense Allen,
the Omaha girl who is in the ranks, but
It's cinch that she is i'm company where
she will learn not only how to use ner voice
but her hands and feet as we'll, il she
sticks.
The audience was one of the largest of
the season and it enjoyed every minute of
the show immensely. Not number got
away without an encore and several of
them were given again and again. The per-
Torrance will be repeated this evening"
and IL merit counts, the Boyd will be even
more crowded than It was last night. !.
~ $500 s
-"sas Hopkins" at the KruG. ~
Miss Rose Melville opened at the Krug
last night with what she promises is 10 be
her last round with the vaudeville stunt she
has stretched into a four-act drama II
the attendance is to be taken as a basis,
Miss Melville is justified in undertaking a
series of farewell tours with isis Hop
kins." This quaint creation has apparently
lost none Of its popularity. 1t is as full Of
queer quips and homely humor as IL ever
was, and possesses a singular quality that
robs II of any grotesque effect and makes
1t appeal to the warm corner everybody
keeps for natural character. Sis does
her "snakentine" dance just in the same
old way and sings her songs as she always
has, and comes home from school in the last
act clever and polished young woman,
with her heart in the right place and it's
emotions under the control OF an ample
fund of common sense. The company with
Miss Melville this season is a good one,
and the piece is given most effectively 1t
will remain at the Krug the rest OF the
week with a matinee on Saturday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
Handkerchiefs.

Every pattern new, so you are sure Of not
duplicating old styles.
women's All Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs-1Oc, 15c and Csc each.
Women's All Linen Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs--l5c Csc and 50c each.
Women's All Linen Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs-put up six assorted patterns in
a box-prices $50 and 800 per box.
Mems All Linen Plain Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs-1Oc, 15c, 9Oc, 25c. &c. Soc and 75c
each.
Mems All Linen Embroidered Handker-
chiefs-50c and 81 EACH.
Mems All Linen Initial Handkerchief
Csc and 35c each.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
Mrs. Alice O'DAy of Springfield, Mo-,
Deeds Property worth s35O,OOO
to the sisterhOOd.

ST. LOUIS, Dec T.-Deeds were signed to-
night conveying the country home and i'm
mense grounds located near Springfield,
Me-, and valued at $4,000. belonging 10
Mrs Alice o'Day TO the st. DeChantaI
academy Of the Visitation Nuns. The prop
erty was given in fee simple, without reser-
walton oA compensation. Mrs. ODay will
become a member of the community, al
though for the present she will not take the
religious habit or the VOWS Of the sister,
hood.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
Mems Furnishings.

Plenty of suggestions here of what to BUY
for the men, and then you can buy with
safety, for the showing is Of the newest
and choicest styles from reliable makers
New neckwear in the popular shapes
soc, T5c, 81 and Si.5O each.
New suspenders in elastic and plain SILK
weddings, put up in pretty boxes II you
wish. SOC. 75c, 81 and s15O per pair
New shirts in soft or slim bosoms, all
new and neat patterns, the fit is guaranteed
Prices, 81 and $l.5O each.
KID GLovEs-the popular shades in
lined or uniined, 81, $780, 81, pair.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
DOUBLE MURDER in NEWiY6kk
Hospital Pharmacist Suffering kraln
Nervous PrOatration Kills wye !
and Her Mother. ~ j

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.--AIfred p. Frey
lieh, pharmacist in the Presbyterian hss-
pital, shot and killed his wife Fannie ana
her mother Mrs Anna Hoetling, In tH&r
nome In Brooklyn today. He gave himself,
up 10 policeman, and was locked up after,
refusing TO make statement. A doctor
who examined the prisoner at the station
mouse said he was suffering from nervous.
prostration
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08

Gus W. B. Erect Form Corset They call
their most recent production the w. B.
Nuform. 1t is a distinct advance over all
their previous productions, and while es-
sentially similar TO the Erect Form diff
fers in being higher and fuller through the
bust and much more slender at the waist.
Prices. 81 so to s. each.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
Nominations BY President

WASHINGTON. Dec THE president
today sent the following nominations to
the senate:
To be judges OF United States courts
Hosea Townsend. southern district Of In
dian Territory; William H Clayton, central
district of Indian Territory: William n
Lawrence, illinois. western division Of In
dian Territory; Luman h. Parker, jr., nor.
theFr district OF Indian Territory.
To be a member OF the California debri,
commission, Captain Charles IA. McKins
ley, corps OF engineers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
PEERAeE FOR SIR HENRY
new British Premier TO Become
Leader OF His Party in the
HOuse of Lords

LONDON, Dec. sit is now understood
in the best informed quarters that Sir
Henry Campbell Bannerman will be ele-
waited TO the pesrage so that he may become
the leader of his. party In the House OF
Lords In such an event Sir Henry As
quith will become frst lord of the treasury
and the leader OF the party in the House
OF Commons. The only matter as yet I'M
decided Is whether these changes shall be
made before or after the general cleo
ton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
Hinshaw Has \ Gri.t.

cox and Mary A. Pearman.
HiushavT Has n Grist.
Representative Hinshaw today introduced
the following bills To appropriate Sl25.OOU
for the purchase of a site and the erection
OF a public building at York, Neb.; TO pro-
vide for holding sessions OF the federal.
district and circuit court at York, commen-
cling the third Monday in March of each
year. to provide for the payment OF medica
expenses of sick officers and enlisted men O.
the army while absent from duty with leave
of absence or furlough; and bill to REIN
burse paid settlers on the Otoe Indian
reservation S2Ss,OOO which is the amount
! recommended by the commissioner Of the
general land Office He also introduced q
resolution providing for an appropriation OF
$500 to reprint 1000 copies of the Life
and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth" more
| generally known as the Jefferson Bible"
Senator Gamble today introduced bill
| in the senate and Representative Burke
| duplicate in the house providing for the
authorization of the sale of the western
| portion OF the lower Bruie Indian reserva-
ton in South Dakota. The territory thus
| sought to be opened TO white settlement
comprises approximately $3.50 acres This
bill was considered during the Fifty eighth
| congress
Confer on Forest Reserves.
| Clifford Pinchot United States forester has
sent letter to F. G. Hagenbarth, president
| of the National Live Stock association;
Senator Warren, president of the National
Wool Growers association and Murdo Mac
Kenzie, president of the National Stock
Growers association, inviting these various
organizations to appoint committee of
three members to confer with a representa-
tive of the forest service at Denver, Janu-
| airy q, Immediately before the meeting of
these associations on that date. President
Roosevelt has repeatedly declared that the
forest reserves are for use. The forest
| service, accordingly, is engaged in, an at
tempt to make them as useful as possible
| to the people. For this purpose, it is en-
| deavoring to bring about full ana hearty
cooperation from all users of the reserves
for mutual benefit Now that the fee for
| grazing in the forest reserves has been
established by the secretary of agriculture, /"
Forester Pinchot says in his letter to
Hagenbarth, with the full approval of
| President Roosevelt (himself a Stockman)
and has been accepted as just and wise by
the great majority of those who use the
reserves for grazing throughout the west,
and Is already being paid, the interests of
stockmen, should be given the fullest con-
sideration." ~
Personal Notes.
Senator Willard tonight had as his dinner
guests Senator and Mrs. Scott, Senator and
Mrs Hopkins and Senator Warren.
Herbert seweIl and wife of Auburn, Neb.,
are in Washington for few days.
j. NJ. Hamilton, an attorney of Omaha,
Is In the city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
rEDErHoNE o.
Linens.

No better time than now to buy fine
nuality, snowy table linens. For Christ
mas gifts. we would suggest a pattern
cloth with napkins to match. Every
woman would appreciate gift OF this
kind. We have them in all sizes and in all
new designs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
FeIIcItatea Amundaen.

CHRIsTlANIA, Dec. 1.-The Norwegian
government is cabling its fluctuations 20
Captain Roand Amundsen. the Norwegian
explorer. who has arrived at Port Egbert
Alaska, after making his way through the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08

northwest passage and who found the true
magnet Of King William island. DR.. Frid-
jof Nansen anticipates that the expedition
has proved a great success.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
::.:if:: e; go 80 Every Department
in this helpful daylight store ready to greet
its many patrons with beautiful new holiday goods
Bee. Dec. T. lsOs.

shades, self color brocade, special price
1ec per yard.
Fancy ribbons in the new lowered pat
terms, cream ground, Coo and CSC per yard
Black and white shepherd check ribbons
CSC and 45c per yard.
Holly ribbons I'm medium and VIDE
widths
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08
Ribbons.

Quantities of ribbons we are selling these
busy days-no wonder, for the values we
offer are exceptionally good-and the fancy
work season is just begun.
New Roman stripes, in the bright
colors. 4Oc and Csc yard.
Brocade ribbons In all the pretty evening
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-08

Ielepnone Man .................. James Smith
No name of author or composer is at
tached to the bill OF 1.-THE Land of Nod"
for the very good reason that IL everybody
responsible for the affair was named at
length II would comprise a roster of pretty
nearly all of the living 1ibrettlsts and COM
posers, with a lot of newspaper humorists
and jokesmiths to make weight. Some little
curiosity exists as to the identity OF the
collatOr, though. 1t would be a pleasure to
publicly attest the appreciation that is felt
for hin ability ana excellent Judgment He
surely knows What is worth taking, for nc
didpt fodEle opce in making his selections.
MOI a dun lineSs n psed, nor an air that
doetnr tinkle sweetiy, and the party that
jShS pleased solhe aime during the evening
is mighty hard TO suit. for little bit of
everSfhinEas ppered from first to last And
tnatAbout teIls the, stqry,
ofssourse. the vaysH's done has some
vearAg on the, result. And II isn't saying
90 much whahit is stated that 1t could
hsfdly be doRR ettera The company is well
o4ioulatSd t6bke all that can be made of
thesfppostunlties jaffogded Locally, the in
tSr4S waes centeFfd& nsthe Dovey sisters;
not. that any on1 hsrs had, forgotten Will
liam Norris, or Ksiqf Wllson;,or Tom Arm
strongtf Each OF tHeae; got his welcome as
he .carke ON the sta and was given ample
eIden; that pc had friends. tout in front
az the Night gore qln& pat the Dewey
girls are OF our own. andtt didn't need the
illusions nsdEs 70 Platspouth to remind
aRy one ofethe<fact, They were given a
Farp receptionA9hd shoVed they deserve it..
Aiica cafries 4 I6t OF Il responsibility for
thS Success OF the affaiEsoh her little shout
deA. and Ethel contributes 70 one OF the
Ia piest conceits OF the evening. when the
stirling resemblance between the sisters is
usld hioA .eFectivelY,ss. when Mr.. Norris
caSe on. sNlmed - one of the girls. the
stSSe hels ~ Bonnies, and pretty song
and CID "a iqye@. Each of the girls
got seifH American Beauties
fdurinS @ generously shared
taSith & evident delight and
Mr. NJ - ,IItofe than redeemed the
! promise sFti lory sbfm by The Bee years
! ago. and = y II the foremost in his
/ class nd2g,s- x wilson is the same old
| Kh4ls sNophono performance Is
| jusfas q as II ever was Tom Arm
| stroRe \, ~ and sprightiy and, funny
ands Ga NltInon is hit in her burlesaue
of IN HeHise girl The other principals
| do Wt 81 required OF them with genuine
zest. Oae OF the many features of the
chorus work is the Introduction OF our old
/ friends, the -Four Mad Caps, OF vaudeville
fame. They do their famous stunts at ODD
times through the evening. For that mat
ter. the chorus has to carry a great share
OF the work. and is kept moving all the
time It is in sight. II was trifIe difieuli