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Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12
NOTHING But HIS PERJAMAS
Prisoner win Have No Outside Garments
of His Own When Free.
SCOTCH SAILOR IN FOREIGN WATERS
John Kelly Must co 60 Penitentiary
After Residing Third of Cen
fury in Omaha as Law
Abiding citizen.

You are a long way from any good
water TO sail on here" said Judge Day to
Edward Burns in the criminal court Tues
day morning
Burns was up on a plea Of guilty to petty
larceny in having stolen a suit Of clothes.
He said he was a sailor from Scotland and
had seven discharges from different sea
captains.
your honor" said the Scotch sailor
they say l stole these clothes, but only
remember to have bought them from a man
to whom l gave $3.50 and my old clothes"
The new ones were taken from him by
the police when he was put in the county
Jail and when his term Of thirty days, to
which Judge Day sentenced him, is up
Burns will have nothing but his under
clothes, for Jailer Roach says he will be
compelled to take from the prisoner the
shirt and overalls belonging to the county
which he now wears.
One Year for Forgery.
John Kelly. having entered a plea of
guilty before Judge Day to Forgery, was
asked what he had TO say why sentence
should not be passed on him.
Your honor" said Kelly, Il have lived
in Omaha thirty-three years and have al
ways lived fairly good life. have
mother and a wife buried here and have
one child who depends upon me for sup
port. I have sometimes got intoxica ted
and this is the one time when l have done
wrong"
County Attorney Slabaugh explained the
circumstances OF the case, saying that
Kelly forged the Endorsement of a man Of
the same name on check while intoxi-
Gated. He recommended the minimum sem
tence one year, which was imposed, with
an admontion that by good conduct Kelly
could reduce the time. The Judge also ex-
pressed his sorrow that the law left him no
option and the prisoner went back TO Jail
in a downcast but plainly pentent mood.
James Young, with Kid Ward, was
charged with chicken stealing, pleaded
guilty to daylight breaking, and on recon-
mendation OF the county attorney was
given six months in jail, to date from
June 90
Thanks the Judge.
Eyes, sab, rank yu, sah," said John Nc
Reynolds sincerely, when he got from
Judge Day a sentence of thirty DAYS in
Jail for larceny from the person. Mercy
nolds is large-framed negro with a gen.
erous portion of his lower limbs turned up
for feet. On these feet he had nothing
much in the way of covering and Jailer
Roach sent him over to tackle Judge Sla-
baugh, the county attorney, as the only
man who would be likely to have an old
pair of shoes to fit him. The Judge saw
the black member Of the famous Nc tribe
coming and lodged. All the visitors to the
jail for the next month are to be can
vassed for pair Of shoes capacious enough
to ht the negro.
James Young, who, with Kid Ward, a
former prize fighter, charged with chicken
stealing, pleaded guilty TO daylight break
ing, and on recommendation of the county
attorney was given six months in JAIL to
date from June 20. Ward pleaded not
guilty and will have trial in the fall
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12

Because Of the indisposition OF Judge
Day trial OF the case Of the state against
Henry F. Daley, agent, for failure TO erect
fire escapes on two apartment houses, went
ford on Dalley's behalf, will contend that
an agent cannot be made responsible for
failure of the principal to comply with the
II this were true all nonresident owners
OF large buildings could escape compliance
with the law.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORs

Sealed bids or proposals viii be received
perintendent. and secretary OF the Board
OF Education OF the state normal schools
Capitol building, Lincoln. Neb., until 4
o'clock p M. Thursday, July - 1906 for
Installing pump and engine for water sup
ply at the state normal school at Peru
Neb., In accordance with plans and speci-
ncAtions on file In the once OF the state
superintendent NJ Lincoln Neb. BY order
OF the Board OF Education.
J. L. MBRIEN.
J6dItm Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12
URICSOL
Rheumatic Specific.

Kidney and Liver Stimulant.
The most Successful Remedy
before the public, Does not In,
jure the Stomach. Cah for Free
Booklet on Treatment and Diet
for Rheumatism, at Sherman &
Mcconnell Drug Store, 10Th and
Dodge Sts., or drop a postal to
URICS0L CHEMICAL COMPANY.
28Fd And Grand Ave, Les Angeles, Cal
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12
BOYS Arc NIissinE.

Mrs: Burlington Of 2712 South Ninth street
and Mrs. Baugh Ct 1909 South Elevelth
street, have reported TO the police that
their boys, aged IL and IA years. respect
and told other boys that they were going
20 go out west TO finish growing up with
the country. They secured a slN-shOoter
each and started out prepared 70 meet any
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12

inc baIss OF the reHned OF When you Invest In the
stock of the Uncle Sam company you secure property
that will grow In value while sleep Figure for
yourself what main trunk pipe line Of 10 miles
running through the richest fields OF Kansas with
connections every ten miles to let the fuel oil
along the line to the farmers who have been paying
from Ave to seven dollars per ton for coal means
Then at refinery No. g. on the banks OF navigabls
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12
Terrible DisasIel Aycrted.

The terrible dissster OF nervous break
down, caused by dyspepsia, is averted by
Electric Bitters. soc; guaranteed For sale
by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12

Tarbel brother Of Ida Tarbel. the great historian
OF the oil trust and Its robber managers, is one OF
the leading lights in the Pure oil Company. II
you wish to know who Mr. Hunter is write them
and you will find out that the Uncle Sam company
has OF the best refinery men and superintendents
in the United States. The Uncle sam company has
closed three-year contract with Mr. Hunter. He
built the Cherryvale plant and he will build two
more for the Uncle Sam company, and also build
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12
Contract with Samuel
Hunter for Three
Years.

Everyone who knows any
thing about the Pure oil
company OF Pennsylvania,
knows that It Is the greatest
Independent oil company In
the world. They also know
that II has successfully fought
che oil thieves for the last
twenty -nve years, and won,
and is still going ahead and
occupies grounds that no
gang OF thieying consplrators
can interfere with. Mr..
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12

waters. the Uncle Sam company. will refine and ship
machine and lubrioating oil which will bring from
thee to I'VE dollars per barrel proht at such manu-
featuring esntsrs Kansas city ST. Louis and other
big cities that be reached by water at very little
expense TO the company In own steel barges and
steamboats, Think this matter over and remember
that the time IL limited when you can buy stock In
this crest independent enterprise at the present price
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12
A noon TO HOUSEKEEPERs.

Ihs most improved method TO free q
use OF large or small reaches IL to use
YeeG et one time. Shake It on joints 90
some Of II will penetrate and remain 10
Reaches eat Il az a food; Il IL tie most
destructive remedy on this earth to them,
and II will not scatter them TO other places
to live on and multiply.
u ~ ID u Il q g-"Peterman'a DisCovarv''
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12

tho stock is still IN the treasury and will be sold
at from 10 to 80 cents per share and possibly higher
BY the time the stock lie all placed and the plans
OF the Management completed. the company will
have three rehneres. 400 miles Of pipe lines,
5000 acres Of oil and gas lands with 90
producing wells and will be drilling more on a
conservative basis will have properties worth close
$40 OOO or nearly par for the stock that you
buy now Tor one-tenth Of its par value. Now we
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12

needed paper. Monday afternoon his
mother appeared with the young man and
showed that she was his legal custodian
during his minority, so he got his license
and went away happy
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12
THOUSANDS OF IMPORTED PLATES
Greatest sale of Austrian China Ever
Known on Saturday, July 10.

~ j. Ia bhANDhlS ~ SUNS.
Crowds of people are every day admiring
our window display of plates and cups and
saucers samples from the greatest fancy
china importer in New York. The west
never knew such sale Of beautiful china.
These prices are worth up to $3.50,
At lOc. l6o. isc 2sc. 4sc.
Sale begins Saturday.
J. L. BRANDEIS g. SONS.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12
H. H. TUCKER, JR.,
SECRETARY.
CherryVaIe, Kansas

the entombed men, but late tonight the
absence of all sound from the interior of
the mine told tho tale of the worst disaster
that has taken Diace,in South Wales since
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12

elected President, John Norberg; vice
president. Albert Swanson; secretary, Joel
Johnson, treasurer, =. A. Edquist About
meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12

(thick). q quicksilver
cream, is invaluable 10
Nil bedbuGs. Apply
lightly with brush on
bsdg when apart, on
backs OF picture frames,
mouldinGs, etc. II will
remain permanent, and
IL the only remedy that
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12

Swedish American Garfield Club.
At the annual meeting of the Swedish
American Garfield club OF Omaha, held
last night, the following officers were
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12
YOUR

The pipe iInes owned and controlled by home
people, will put TO rout the we'll known oil thieves
OF the west and compel justice to both the
and producer over 500 Kansas taxpayers stock
holders IN the Uncle sam rehneries and pipe lines.
and unlimited financial aid Is pouring in from every
state In the union While the gang OF oil consplr-
ators chuckle, as usual when they have defeated
the will Of the people they have. however caused
thousands OF new recruits to rally under the Uncle
Sam banner, and work that is practical goes for
ward with renewed energy.
with %, 900 OF oil lands and nearly half
the pipe secured for a pipe line to navisable waters
on the ground. and money enough in sight to
pete this line with one sroat refinery now In oper
alton. with Thousands Of barrels OF oil in storage
and going into storage every hour-Owning their
production and backed by nne-tenths OF tn
honest people in the central west. the great indc
pendent Uncle Sam refinery and pipe line enterpris.
offers safe investment, and one that will strike
blow for Justice In the oil fields. Stock Is boun.
to Increase In solid value 1--WE fold in the next ioui
months. Where can you md another investment
that is even ons-thlrd good1
Refinery No 2 will be built on the banks or
navigable waters, where, unhindered and rree from
any robber conspiraoiss, our products be mark
sted by boats along the nations waterways The
company will also complete fuel oil line TO cen
trail Nebraska and build refinery No in central
Oklahoma, where representatives Of the company
now securing valuable oil holdings When the bal
have properties worth on cash basis S. 900 OOo It
will be to the west what :he Pure oil Company is
in Pennsylvania. Mr.. Samuel Hunter, who has
charge OF the construction work. and IL under a
three-year contract TO the Uncle sam company.
former business associate OF Tsrbell. Of the Pure
oil Company In Pennsylvania who is a brother to
Miss Ida Tarbe When you line up with the Uncle
Sam company you invest with enterprise that has
the right kind Of people at the helm The Uncle
Sam company Is working in good faith and the stock
Is the greatest investment in America and time will
prove that statement true.
Financial Condition of the Company.
The Uncle Sam company and controls over
5000 acres Of oil and gas lands which IS
oilers, four pumping plants and drills at work
bringing in additional producers The company has
room practically proved ground for 5000 oilers
and has miles Of lateral pipe lines. connecting the
greater portion Of the CherryvRle hsld. The main
trunk pipe line will so through oil district for
over sixty miles and reach fields that have
never had any pipe line. Company has thousands
Of barrels Of OIL in storage and is securing more
every hour 1t has valuable franchises for 179 miles
Of pipe line clear through to the 'front.' whore
1t owns 81 acres of land for a Kansas City tank
farm and refinery No. q The authorized capitaliEa-
ton Of the Uncle Sam company is So oOO OOo Par
value OF the stock is ST. co. The stock is non-asses
Fans nnfi eN. a-l..
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12

WANTED-Woman for laundry and kitchen
work wages. 81 Per week. Apply l2B
South Tenth St C-N4ei rs
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12
roo LATE no CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-Gray pacing horse, splendid
roadster good harness and road wagon;
500 cash. 6s Jones 81. Phone 1853
P-Ms68 IS
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12
While the Oil Trust and Their Hireings
Rejoice Over the Supreme Court Decision

RaIIying
.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12

hey absorb and kills those that 70 over
where y has been lightly brushed on. II will
PetssmSn's pisoover1Ys OF CSio ST SeoS,h
ible cans, handy 20 force in Joints for quick
Application. will kill bedbug6 and their sEEs
Instantly.
''Peterman's Ant Food"-A strong Dow
der 70 XII ana drive away ants,
rats or mice wild; they viii leave and NOT
return. ~
Take no other, as time may be even
more important than money.
Originated In isfG Perfected IN 1908 by
~ ,Wms PcteTman, Mfg. Chemist
~, %, b6 West 18th St, New York City
London, Eng, Montreal. p. q,
Sold by all druggists IN Omaha and
throughout the United States, also by
Ion DRUG Co, isfh ana FSrnam Ste. sher-
mar = Mcconnell. 18th and Dodge SITS
Bell Drug Co., 1918 Farnam st.; Beaton
Drug Co. 18th and FRrnam sts.i Howell
Drug Co, 18th and Capitol Ave; g. A.
Meleher. N and 2lth ST. so. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12

in
o Every
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12

Bee Want Ads are the Best Business
Boosters
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12
News spreads RapidIy.

The news of the explosion spread rapidly
and hundreds OF women and children and
thousands Of men thronged the head OF tho
pit seeking information. The mountain
roadways we're crowded all the afternoon
and there are now streams OF people In
the neighborhood OF the mine, all con-
tributing to the pitiful scenes.
Efforts at rescue were still In progress
at midnight and currents Of fresh air were,
being driven through the shaft, but the
rescuers are now working without hope OF
reducing the list OF fatalities
1883 a. m.-Fifty-nine more bodies have
been found in the workings OF the Watts
town colliery. 1t is estimated that the
total death roll Will roach ~
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-12

Thirty-Nine PrussiRn Miners Dead.
DARTMUND, Prussia, July 12.-Enorts
TO rescue the thirty-nine men who were
cut OF by fire in the Borusca coal mine
yesterday have been without success and IL
is feared that they have porished.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-07
WHAT HAS HAPPENED
IN GRAHAM COUNTY
From Stafford Guard an.

From Stafford Guard an.
The Stafford Lumber company mas
built a boat in which to send lumber
across the river to erect houses at the
mines for the ella Valley Copper COM
pany.
Wiley E. Jones, and Mrs. A. V. Jones
returned last Sunday from Globe,
where they inspected the Arizona
Steam Laundry. About all the ma
chinery has arriv I'd for the new steam
laundry for Stafford. Within the next
month Stafford will have a fully equip
ped and up-to-date laundry, with capa-
city enough to do all the laundry work
for the entire valley.
Clifton was again pretty badly flood
ed, and people living along the river
sought safety on the mountain sides.
1t has been impos sible to ascertain the
full amount of damage done at that
point, but it is ur Understood that the rail-
road was washed out in number OF
places and three or four houses We're
DESTROYED. The two story brick build
ing that stood at the end of the foot
bridge on the east side of the river was
destroyed and couple of frame dwell
ings were washed away. A large por-
ton of the town was under water but
the damage was light compared with
the last flood. The new house erected
by VIM. Whalley on the spot from
which his home was destroyed during
the last flood, was washed away, with
its entire contents.
From the Stafford Journal
Messrs. Duncan & Brookner, of San
Carlos, are extending the San Carlos
and Bell road, distance of four miles,
to a group of mines south and within a
stones throw of Goddess gulch, leaving
an intervening, roadless section OF
about five miles to connect with the
Aravaipa road.
Captain Jack Benton is constructing
wagon road from the Bulls mines To
Aravaipa canyon, distance of eight
miles, Mexican and Indian laborers be
ing employed to do the work. This road
will be completed in about three weeks
and then machinery will be introduced
suitable for the speedy development OF
these valuable mines.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-07

washed hundreds of feet away. While
the principal damage to the roadbed is
west of Yuma, in California, the heavy
rains through Southern Arizona have
weakened the track, in some cases
washing it away.
Many towns along the road have been
flooded. Advices received at the local
dispatcher's Office last night state that
the repairs are sufficient to enable the
trains to proceed and they are expect
ed in Ell Paso this morning.
The Salton sea continues to rise with
the expansion of the Colorado, and it is
feared that the S. P. will soon be un-
able to use its tracks west of the basin
Ell Paso Times Dec. 2.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-07
THE SALT RIVER FLOODS
BIG DAMAGE AT TEMPE

Sundays rains in the great Tonic
water shed, combined with the melting
SHOWS from the mountains, sent the
Salt river up to point higher than at
any time during last winter At 10
o'clock the river here was foot higher
than the high water mark during the
past twelve or more months, and there
were eight feet more water coming
through the canyon at Roosevelt.
The Arizona dam again went by the
board, and other canals were more or
less injured.
At Tempe, five spans of the P. & e.
bridge, being that portion of trestle
work put in during the last flood to re-
place the lost steel spans, went out,
stopping traffic on that road for a few
DAYS at least. The diversion dam, on
w partially completed, which the peo-
ole of Tempe, the county and the rail
roads were putting in above the Miller
ranch, went out with rush and strik-
ing the P. & f. bridge caused the col
Lapse of that structure. The full force
of the current is again eating into the
ranch and threatening to make chan.
mel through the town of Tempe.
Ranchmen say that they have toe
much water, and are hoping that there
will be clearing up and sunshine fool
a change. The north span of the OLE
M. & P. bridge also went out, but tn
new bridge was not affected. The Gil'
bridge was standing at last reports. :
Mesa Free Press.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-07
What Has Happened in the Ter
ritory Since Our Last
Issue
AN INTERESTING COLLECTION
Of Clippings From Newsy Contempora-
ries-- Gossip Of the Busy Week -Ao-
tivity in the Southern Counties Is
Pronounced Douglas City Notes.

Floods on the Santa Fee main line
last year in Arizona and New Mexico
cost the company $2,0OO.OOO. Nine
thousand five hundred and fifty-one feet
of bridges, 35A miles of track and L.
100000 cubic yards of embankment
were carried away and the fine stone
station at Trinidad was demolished.
These figures are given in the annual
report of President E. P. Ripley.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-07
Hustled for a Corpse

A story comes down from Clifton Of
hustling for business in the undertake
ing line. C. F. Pascoe, the popular
burying man found business rather
light, and time hanging on his hands
last week. A deputy sheriff was go
ing out to make an arrest, and Pascoe
thought there might be little chance
to rustic business, so he went along.
The suspect was found in house, and
was invited to come out. He came,
and in less than thirty seconds after he
came out he was subject for Pascoe's
professional services. In this age it is
the hustler who gets the business. -
Lordsburg Liberal.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-07
DEATH BY THE FLOOD
IN THE CLIFTON CAMP
Water Rose Fifteen Feet In Three
Hours-Many Buildings
Swept Away

Full details of the most disastrous
flood in the history of Clifton reveal
conditions in that Arizona mining town
even more disastrous than was indicat-
ed by preliminary reports.
Three Mexicans were drowned and a
score or more of houses and stores
were swept from their foundations and
carried off in the raging flood of the
San Francisco river, which rose Is feet
in three hours.
C. E. Kennedy, who represents
California fruit house, was in Clifton
Monday when the high water reached
the city bringing destruction with it.
By long circuituous route he sue
ceeded in leaving the water-blocked
city. He reached Ell Paso today.
In order to leave Clifton Mr.. Ken
nedy was obliged to walk over the
mountains to the settlement of Shan
non, where he induced man to ride
on horseback to Morenci and secure a
stage. The stage took him to Morenci
where he secured ride on an engine
to Guthrie. At Guthrie he took a
hand car to Coronado and thence he
travelled by stage to Solomonville.
From Solomonville to Bowie he secur-
ed ride by stage and at Bowie he
was able at last to rest his weary
bones on the cushions of a Southern
Pacific train.
Mr.. Kennedy says that both Chase
creek and the San Francisco river were
on rampage. Chase creek empties
into the San Francisco and the San
Francisco, 20 miles below Clifton,
reaches the ella river.
Chase creek was the cause of the
death of three Mexicans who were
drowned in the swollen waters. The
high waters drowned the fires in the
smelter and it will be necessary to
chisel out the solid ore before it is pos
sible to operate the furnaces again.
~ JWo SJoIy pIiSh puiiuiiiS opPcHisS
the Clifton hotel was swept from its
foundation as were two frame build
ing near by. The depot and express
Office We're both swept away and the
engines in the yards were submerged,
only the stacks being visible. The water
ran over the team bridge.
at sounds Incredible" said Mr.. Ken
nedy, 'but the water rose 10 feet at
one point within three hours. The snow
melted rapidly in the mountains and
swept down the river in terrific vol
ume. The flood waters reached the
city at 3 o'clock Monday morning.
Conditions were far worse than
during the big food last year. In Shan
non, where hardly any damage was
done year ago, practically every resi-
dence was flooded to certain extent. y
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-07
TROUBLE WEST OF YUMA
SAlTON SEA STILL RISING
S. p. Track Washed Away in Many
PIaces-AIi Trains Delayed
For Many Hours

Yesterdays trains from the west, the
Rock Islands Golden State Limited and
the Southern Pacific's Sunset Limited,
were marooned for number OF hours
west of Yuma, Ariz., as the result OF
one of the heaviest rainfalls in the his
tory of that section of the country.
AS a consequence the tracks of the
Southern Pacific were washed out Tor
a number of miles and the torrent-like
Colorado river, swelled into an ocean
washed down and aided the work OF the
rains in demolishing the roadbed and
rendering the damage more disastrous.
If the present schedule for the arriv-
al OF the trains for the west is met, both
will be 16 hours behind the regular
time. Realizing the seriousness OF the
situation the Southern Pacific and the
Southwestern took out special trains,
the first of which goes to New Orleans
and the second to take the place OF the
Golden State Limited to the east, In
order that east bound passengers may
not be delayed hare as result OF the
washouts.
Rains Without Precedent
The rains all over Southern Arizona
beginning more than a week ago ana
continuing to yesterday, without indl-
cation of abatement, have been WIN
out precedent in the great arid country
in which the waters are now falling.
The S. P. track for many miles was
impaired and made unsafe for travel
while not infrequently the rails were
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-07

Over 100 sets of harness of all kinds.
See j. S. Miles.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-12-07

Cheap and medium priced garden
hose. j. P. Mcneil, opposite Union
hall.