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Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
LOODDAMACEN BAD VALLEY
Seventeen Houses Washed Away and hsny
Damaged.
THREE PERSONS DEAD AND MANY MISSING
water Reaches from Blum 60 Blur
at Bovine aud NO Systematic
search Can De
Made.

PIERRE. s. D.. July s.-(special)-Ths
waters Of Bad river have receded far
enough at Fort Pierre for the people .
begin to take stock. A trip over the food y
district shows owners Of homes in that Z SC
ton wcarily trying TO dig something out Of
the wrecks of their homes or standing on
the sites where homes stood a few days
ago. planning the first move toward start
ing life another time. One man wading
around in the mud was asked where his
house was and pointed to two piles OF
wreckage several yards apart, saying that
each was a part OF g.
The record at that town shows seventeen
houses gone completely and forty-three
more or less wrecked, with. all the others
which withstood the flood practically
ruined so far as the lower floors are con-
cerned, everything being covered with a
thick black slime, which can never be
cleaned from furnishings and clothing,
Some have lost their buildings alone. while
others lost both buildings and lots. the
erosion of the flood cutting much wider
channel for Bad river than ever before.
So far three deaths are known to a GER
! tainty and numbers are yet unaccounted
! for farther up the stream. messenger
came down from Bovine today to tell Of
the death Of Braneke and says that on his
! way down he found that all the buildings
| at the homes OF T. J. Bowley and Bert
| Hollis had disappeared, but he could learn
! nothing Of their whereabouts The travel
| along the river is in wide detours TO avoid
the streams which run into II, and the mis-
| sing ones may he camped at some point on
! the river, but II they are alive they must
! soon come in after supplies. The three
women from Fort Pierre. Mrs. Lowe, Miss
Lowe and Miss Hauge, have not yet been
! reported and nothing is known about them
! from people who come in from up river
further than that they did not get to the
ranch for which they started
| It will probably be a week before II Is
| definitely known just what has been the re-
suits up the stream The water yet reaches
! from blum to blum at Bovine and there
could be no systematic search for the mis-
| sing.
! The boat which went down the river TO
| pick up wreekage found several houses
| grounded but going to pieces and they took
out what they could secure and brought It
to Fort Pierre, but all the furnishings were
soaked and damaged. They reported loot
ing by the Indians Of Lower Brule reser-
walton In the buildings which lodges on the
west side of the stream.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
DEATH RECORD.
Mrr. Frnnk Drnho.

WEST POINT, Neb., July 9.-(Special.)-
The death of Mrs. Frank Drahos of this
place occurred this morning at the age OF
81 years. The deceased was the wife of
Frank Drahos, a well known business man
of this city, and had been ailing for some
time with stomach trouble. She was born
and brought up here and was much be-
loved for her noble Christian character
She leaves a husband and one child The
body will be inferred Tuesday from the
German Lutheran church The deceased
was the daughter of the late William Metz
and Is a relative OF the proprietors of the
Metz Brewing association OF Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
SIRE TO SON
BOY Can Sometimes Learn From His
Father.

when you catch them young enough
you can usually make your sons proht by
your own experience.
Afterwards, it's different A lady tells
how her son was made to profit by what
his father had learned
MY husband was always fond of coffee,
and after his business took him frequently
into a German community. he drank IL
more, with the result that his kidneys be-
came affected, and he suffered greatly
with pains and dependency, till, as he
says, coffee nearly killed mel" So he
stopped using Il, and began to drink Pos
tum Coftee. II cured him; and In a very
short time his kidneys resumed their nor
NAL functions his pains were allayed, and
the dependency which had nearly driven
him crazy ceased 10 trouble him.
My little boy. year old had suffered
ever since he was weaned. from stomach
and bowel troubles. He could not properly
digest the milk he drank. 1t passed out
OF his bowels IN hard humps. sometimes
large and again like small pellets, FIRE.
Quently producing diarrheoa. and then W,
would have TO cah In the doctor. But tht
trouble returned, again and again.
we used 10 give him taste Of Postum
Coffee occasionally. and as l saw that n,
relished Il and realized how much good 4
had done his father. began TO put a Httl,
In his bottle % milk. The effect was s,
salutary that ] gradually increased tn,
quantity, till at last l used only enough
milk 10 give it color. He thrived wonder
fully on It. He~is over two years old now
and his digestion is all right Postum
has made him uneommonly large anS
strong and healthy. l give him a bottlI
full four times a day" Name given b,
Postum Co., Battle Creek. Mich.
There's q reason.
Read the little book THE Road to Well
Vtle," In each pkg.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10

SUPERIOR, Neb July s.-(special)-
The school report of this district just
filed shows the expenditure for the year to
have been S11OOO. The school census is
6O3. The enrolment in schools for the year
just closed was 542. The tuition paid by
nonresident pupils was $3.50.
The Republican river here is receding
The damage to growing crops in the river
bottoms and the loss Of live stock drowned
has been very great.
A large force OF hands is at work every
moment repairing the washout on the
Santa Fe track north Of the river. The
Santa Fe passenger train transferred pas
sengers at the river yesterday. This is
the first train for several days on that line
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10

PLATTsMOUTH, Neb.. July s.-(special)
M. A. Dunnse, foreman OF a Burlington
telephone gang. had a close call from
death at an early hour this morning. He
was occupying a room on the third floor OF
the Plattsmouth hotel when he arose in his
sleep and climbed out Of the window. A
moment later he fell to the street below, a
distance of thirty feet. At the bottom he
struck an iron banister, breaking two Of
the supports. A physician who was called
to attend his injuries found that he had
sustained a severe fracture OF the large
ankle bone OF the right foot, while he also
suffered a puncture Of the flesh of his right
side near the armpit. dangerously near one
Of the largest blood vessels OF the body. He
was also bruised about the head, but not
Seriously. Mr.. Dunfee does not know how
he came to fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10

stop at the little stations the crop owners
rush into the cars, and II q harvest hand
Is in sight they collar him. It's all over
with HE railroad ride. They make quick
terms and by the time trains get toward
the western part OF the state there's not
one left on the train.
Il have a letter from T. b. Gerow, d.
rector Of the free employment once at
Topeka, which says he is meeting with
the same trouble. Gerow says Pratt wants
100 men a day for seven days. He sent me
list OF places near there where nearly
1000 men are wanted Immediately. Kan
sas City star
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
TURN DOWN CHINA
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Continued from First Page)
irreconcilabies declaring that it makes
peace at the present juncture more impos-
sible than before, as Japan will be able to
damand the cession of the island and a
heavy indemnity as well, at which terms
Of peace will be too costly, but the more
prevalent view is that Japan has now in
its hands enough triumphs to take the
game.
The attack on the island certainly dissi-
pates one hope of peace advocates who
have been suggesting that its voluntary
cession might he an Offset with Port Ar
thur and the Chinese railroad, against the
payment Of large part or all Of a none
tary indemnity
No further report OF the landing opera
lions has been received.
MurnvieR in ST. Petersburg.
NJ. Muravien, the Russian ambassador
at Rome and one of the peace plenipoten-
tiaries, has arrived at st. Petersburg and
called upon Foreign Minister Lamsdorff
yesterday. His sailing arrangements have
not been perfected, as they are dependent
upon his audience with the emperor, which
will probably take place Tuesday. His
suite has been completed by the selection
of two secretaries from the Foreign office
The Novoe Vremya joins in the press
chorus against M. Muravieff, saying II is
hard to tell how good a diplomat he will
prove as he certainly was not success
at The Hague. The paper says that Baron
Rosen, the other plenipotentiary on the
contrary, is a skllful diplomtlst and has
been socially successful.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills

the greatest remedy on earth for pains Of
any kind. Their soothing influence upon
the nerves is felt throughout the entire
system.
II had La Grippe pains all over me and
l was in such distress 1 thought ] could
not endure 1t. / thought OF DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills, and after taking three
doses the pain disappeared and l slept
peacefully. My brother has a swelling on
his neck, and uses them, as they ease the
pain and leave no bad effects like quieting
powders"
ADELIA LANE, Portage, Mich.
If they fail to help your druggist will re-
fund your money on first package.
rs doses, 26 cents. Never sold in bulk.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10

in the state. The first show will be held
In this city September .. % and 80 next
Arrangements are being made for big
turnout
Nell Mapes, ex-county clerk, has been
appointed county commissioner TO I'LL the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of r. B.
Folsom some time ago. Mapes is popu-
list and succeeds a democrat and the APP
pointing board is composed Of democrat
a populist and a republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
Harvest Hands kidnapped.

A. B. Jamison, superintendent OF the
Kansas free employment bureau, says that
he Is experiencing considerable trouble In
getting harvest hands to Pratt, Kan, one
OF the towns in the wheat belt
Il have started Ia men 10 Pratt" Mr.
Jamison said. and il appears that farm
ers have met them at points along the
way and taken them from the trains Re
ports from Kansas say that when trains
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
West Point Defen1S 0oAr.

WEST PoINU Neb., July s.-(SpeciaI
Telegram. dodge went down to defeat
today before the West Point Wrhitecaps
The hard hitting OF the locals proved Too
much for the visitors. Malchows corkinF
two-baggers with the bases full was The
hit of the game. Score:
West Point.......... 01o1o5 I'll
Dodge ..,......."...o 0 o 0 0 O-5
Batteries: West Point, Chada and Zacek.
Dodge Kurz and Rolstoh. Base hits: West
Point, II Dodge, I. Struck out: BY Kurz
10; by Chada, s. Time: l:4O Umpire:
HoWarth.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10

when he first saw her she was a sylph
in hammock The lightest zephyr swayed
her"
And now2"
And now she stlr dotes on the ham
mock. But she weighs 80"
''Yes7''
And he has to swing her."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10

c. J. Downs. who resides at the Midland
hotel and who occasionally drives an auto
mobile, was taken into custody last night
OF violating the speed ordinance. The ar
resting officers state that Downs did a
half mile in Just thirty-three seconds by
the stop watch while going down Thirty
second street He gave bonds 70 appear
Ia police court Monday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
Atlantic Defeats Council BLUFFS.

ATLANTIC. Ia, July s.-(special Tele-
gram.)-in fast and clean game Atlantic
Atlantic made hve hits, as did the visitors
but the home team had only three errors
against five. Time: IS Batteries. At
iantic, Bircher and Franklin; Council
Bluffs, Mosher and Shugart.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
HnveIoelr Shuts Out stor,

HAVELOcK, Neb., July s-(special)-
out here today by Havelock by a score
OF to 0. Shuman for Havelock was In
good form, allowing only four scattering
features OF the game were a home run BY
Brown and Woods batting. Score:
Havelock .....I OOsO 5000 o.
storz ...........O o 0 o 0 0 90 1 /
Batteries; Havelock Shuman and Wood ;
Storz: Kehoe and Fairbrother. Time: l:ib.
Umpire; Grinstead
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
BentrIce Police seize Liquor.

BEATRICE, Neb., July 9.-(special Tele-
gram 1.-The police this afternoon raided
rooms at the corner Of Court and Fourth
streets which are operated by Joe Fisher
and confiscated fourteen cases of beer and
thirty bottles of whisky. Fisher made his
escape. The rooms in question were rented
by Fisher of Councilman Harry Ford, pro-
prietor of the Burlington eating house.
Complaints will in all probability be filed
against the parties interested tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
Grip Pains

1t would be utterly impossible to imagine
anything more distressing than La Grippe
pains. They are simply indescribable and
seem 20 be composed OF all the misery sem
satlons known.
Yet they can be relieved. and in a very
short time, by takinR
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
HoFnes for siiLado's stud.

LEXINGTON, KY, July S-B Hiosawa
and T. Hayashi. representatives OF the
japanese government, have purchased Ave
highly bred stations TO be sent 10 the royal
stud. Three are thOrOushbreds and two are
registered trotters. The consideration IN
each case Is private
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

r. w. Nash passed a rather restless day
Sunday, being somewhat weaker than for
several DAYS past. No alarming symptoms
we're noted. however.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
IrIah Rruner

WEST POINT. Neb., July Especial. y
The funeral cortege OF Hon. Uriah Bruner
Saturday afternoon was the largest seen in
West Point for many years. All business
was suspended in the city and the banks,
stores and public offices were closed during
the services. The entire bar of Cunning
county attended the obsequies in a body
and every possible honor was shown to
the distinguished deceased. The funeral
services were held at the Grace Lutheran
church, Rev. L. L. Lipe, pastor, oficiating.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10

CHICAGO July s.-George f. Wood, a
pioneer lumberman Of Chicago, died OF
pneumonia today. He had engaged In the
lumber business in Iowa. Michigan and the
south at various times
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
Bog CuIprit COD Ayyay.

Clyde Wright, Lincoln boy who lately
escaped from the reform school at Kear-
ney, made heroic plunge from the win
dow Of moving train yesterday, while
being taken back to Kearney, and is now
at large. He was in charge Of Superintend-
ent Hayward and asked permission to go to
the toilet. Becoming uneasy about his alb
sence Mr. Hayward went to the toilet,
found the window open and the boy gone.
The only way he could have escaped was
through the omen window
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-23
BlBLIOrECA DE .LADEMoCRAClA, 12s

Sbrene ante nosotro i'm onetss soemnes HerM de -os
de gas luminAn 10 achada ell centro de las GALES
oos mechero encerrAdos grAnes Aros los de
pAseos En- Yedo nAdA precdc result. IN con-
tfaste muy favorable para este extrIho Arraba
AL principle s6o ven csAs grandes de apecto vulgar
abertAsy Veladas A vista rAnparente sen de todas
elias sondo dscordan de ppz muscaes ra,gueos de
guitarr esdn anAndo pAece que eAtto
donde c0nclerto blrro de a
e de a gucha (mdscas balan tulo que SO alqQ-
LAM altos preCos Lac ncrebs esta que dan todas las
nOches Aguno paseos mas ALA, GALES mas hernos adl
Echo pie TERRA 81 legr mIguffcl pIaza sobre Ia
que derecha zluerda eevan brllando 10 eos do,
aros indcadores Una cae lumnada gionO reumbrnte
enA de gene cor Dguo recto que hmos segudo pArs
egar aqu las atlas regulares de c4to psos
completAmnte descon0cidA Yedc tienen bcooe.
gaeriAs adornos de oas caes muchos codones "a.
pueaoS aernando heAs de roIes encArnio rc1bren
las achadas; parec Ia iuminsci6n de gran fiesta y mayor
AbundAmento ell centro de Ia cIle fArces de gas sc
Conn6An apreadAs neas.
Los psos blios los que apzan al exterior ms, yiyo,
rspandores entire nosotros los de las eud
elegGntes.
En- efecto, escAparates pero bien exra6os Estin
hubese ntermnabes auas pero barras dorad nfsm que
no empearian anmaes feroces sno
iAcaso este immense inm6vl museo oe fgaras de
cera' luna collection de mlrIvlos mu1ecn HGy mujees
aus erad0s tri de los nos enredo. dznloe de
eno luz de los refacores de otro extreme de ID ce
eltSn neadas centenAres Ia unorndad un regmienc
prussno oda d6Htcas p0suras Sus vesOs de seda
de los coores mas vVo aGu verde encnado recamAdos
de plata decolos bordAdos de mIrposA m6nstruos
dgones hoias UIan penado Ancho grAndes hoqula,
eatsn Sentadas Sobre af0mbra irA dAcGn para ma
yor pompa sobre pants muy und que dn YER nada de-
hIbc6n interior acA de pntadAS Abnda con tanto
Mte como los tAberos de los temples
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-23

40 metros de distancia de Ia earretera
de Bayam6n & Comeria, propio para
cercado de ganado, para plantation
de chinas y mide lG) cuerdss, mas O
menos. Ell que ia interese dirijase q
81 duf6a dOfa Ricardo Rivera, calle
del Concrete ndnero 73, Bay anon. 6 2
~<THE HELVETIA.>-27 ealle
de 10 Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes.
liable d hotel, Aposentos para fa-
milias y personas solas. Comidas &
cincuenta centavos cubierto. Banos.
Teletono, 1872 Apartado correo. 295.
Propieterfo, Pedro Schira. Nota;
Este hotel esta 4 cargo de una sefori.
ia cagueGs.
aLAS INDIGESTIONES SO all.
Wan Embellishments, con tomar dos
sellos, y radicalmente Sc curan con un
solo estuche del Digestive Mojarrieta:
sin privarse de alimentos. Las Dis.
pepsias Gastralgicas, Sc curan con
tomar Q 4 estuches, Para curar ra.
dicalmente las mas graves enfermeda.
des cr6nicas, Observation-Disclosures, go
debe tomar durante 3 8 4 meses el
Digestive Mojarrieta: que es el 6nico
verdadero remedio gastro-intestinal
complete radical, universalmente
confrmado superior todos los otros
para curar las Intermediates del es.
tonnage.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-23

verdades acerca de la mocl6n presen-
tada por ell Sshor Wllloughby. El
tesorero tants de suprimir todas las
ohcinas de pago hoy existentes, cream
do en- su lugar un solo departamento
con un nuevo personal. Ell Conseio
prorrog6 el debate para la session
pr6xima.
-En el vspor sPonces recibirS
de los Estados Unldos el senior Win
throp un lujoso autom6vil de cuatro
ruedas en- el cual podran viajar c6.
modamente seis personas.
-Anoche regres6 de Carolina en-
autom6vil ell secretario del goberna-
dor senior Frazier,
Ell Juez B.zan ha multado
Eduardo Vega, por lIevar armas pro-
hibidas.
Ell sefIor Wilcox sali6 hoy para
Arecibo a celebrar varios iuicios pen.
dientes por delitos elect0rales.
-En el Quartet general SO recibit
esta maf1ana I'm telgrams citando q
teniente Schetini para gus comparez
ca on el juzgado de Ciaes.
DE Bsyam6a inf )rman habers,
sorprendido en dlcho pueblo algunal
liugadas a 10 prohibido.
Hoy sali6 para Areclbo Ell doc
tor don Francisco SIsoni, estimadC
amigo nuestro,
--Ea la tarde de aver muri6 en- Ii
carretera de Moca q Aguadilla, entr
los kil6metros 5 = 6, el conductor Es
teban Rodriguez, q consecuencia d
sufrir una caida, pasaadole el carrt
por encima. Iba cargado con 20 quin
tales. Ell juzgado do Aguadills en-
tiende en- el asunto.
Ell cum andsnte Luzt frm6 est
mahana loa traslados de los policia
Francisco S Hernandez, do San Jual
q Santurce y Ernesto Padllis, de San
turce & San Juan.
| Sc dice que la Comision de l.
| Exposition de Msysg1az, premiar
con Glen dollars al trovaior que pre-
sente cante una composition musi
cal proclamando on ella que la cerve
"a SP absts no tiene rival Nd. Il. Cal
der6n, Agentes, Tetuan IL,
| En- la ma1ana de aver Sc cele
braron en- la Lglesia Parroquial de Sa
German honras finebres en- sufragio d
la que fue dofa Florencia Fradera d
Lopez.
--Ventas dc aSucar esta mlsm
tarde; 3 900 sacos, h Acienda 81 lanita
de Baysm6o; compradores, j. O:ho
ly Hq. 2 600 sacos, hacienda Carmen
compradores, Fri!ge, Lund y Cn. SOC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-23
Acadia Municipal de Faiardo

For el presente hsgo pdblico, que
SO encuentra en Dep6sito un potro de
dos q tres amos do elad, color negro
cebruno, alzada seis cuartas, marcado
en- ambas malgas con las iniciales A.
M, y cuyo animal fIs oonducido al
corral por encontrarse sueIto ca te.
rrenos de la Iglesia Evangelical. 81
transcurrIdos 80 diai no SO presentase
su dutho q recogerlo, prevlo pago de
gastos, sc vsndera en- pGbllca subas.
ia y su producto ingressr& en- el Tsao.
~ Wan cjrnl
EaIardo Is Dc Mayo de 1905.
j. PENEDo,
3-3 Alcalde,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-23
Acadia Municipal, Rio Piedras

Ell presupuesto ordinario NUM-.
cipal, tornado para reglr en- el afo
fiscal entraate de 1905 q 1876, apro-
bado por el Ayuntamie nto, queda ex-
expuesto al pGbico en- ests Casa
Consistorial por oil t6rmino dc diez
dias contando desde la techs. - Lo
que SO hace pdblico para general
conocimiento en observancia de 10
pre- evenido en- Ia session 55 dc Ia xLey
Municipals.-Rio Pledras, P. r. Ma.
20 IL de 1895. juan Caloca, Alcalde
Municipal. 8-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-23

Ell Concejo municipal aprob6 ell
contrato entire ell municipio y ell go
blerno militar para ell suministro de
aqua durante el ejercicio de 1905 q
1906. Ell municipio proporcionara la
cant!dad de aqua que pueda necesitar-
Sc por los Estados Unidos para todos
los usos, con la preston propia del
acueducto.
Deiaron de asistir los sefiores Pa
niagua y Guillermety, por encontrarse
en- uso de licencia.
Ell eX policfa insular Enrique
Gambaro que fue separado del cuerpo
hace algdn tempo, ingres6 en- la ma.
rina de guerra de los Estados Unidos,
d bordo del barco eDexter.s
---En ell Ateneo Sc recibieron pro.
cedentes de los Estados Unidos, las
nuevas mesas sillas con destino & la
Biblioteca.
---Esta maiiana & las doce zarp6
de nuestro puerto para Nueva York ell
vapor sCoamos con pasagerosy carga.
Ell senior Fal1, que forma parte
de Ia comisi6n que investiga los
terrenos en- los cuales ha de instalar.
Sc la escuela reformatoria de j6venes
delincuentes, inform6 en- la session de
anoche que pueden adquirirse las vein
te y cinco hectareas de terreno q raz6n
de treinta y cinco dollars cada una.
Ell senior Sanchez Morales propu-
so que al discutirse el presupuesto SO
consigne dicha suma una cantidad
sufciente para Ia compra del mencio
nado terreno, caso de ser aceptado
por el Gobernador. FL Concejo munici.
pal tom6 en- consideration la referida
enmienda.
Ell municipio ha concedido una
beca pensionada para estudiar en- los
Estados Unidos q don Manuel Egoz,
Gus ACud
LA banda dc 10 policfa insula al
tocarA On Ia retreta de msfiana el ST.
guiente programa; Pssacalle de la zar
zuela <La CSsrina,, Chapfi Overturs
de la opera Isl 20 tuera rey,s Chapf
Scena y aria de tiple en- Ia Opera <Dl
nerah,s Meyerber; Selection de la gar
zuela <Tlrador de palomss,s Chapi
Scena y cuarteto de Ia opera SRigole
to-, Verdi; Walls <EI morenito1 con va
riaciones de cornelfo, Juich; Two stet
<Zsnobis,s King; Danza <La reina dc
carnavas con variaclones de bonn bar.
dino, Vlfiolo; Himno,
Sc aSegura que la pr6xima So
si6n del Conseio tendrA csr&cter bo.
rrascoso. Hay alguno qua otro con.
selero que 90 propone decir grandes