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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-04-20
SIMPLON TUNNEL WORK
Scene When the Great Under
taking Was Finished.
LABORERs YELLED LIKE DEMONS

Starting From Opposite Points
Twelve Miles Apart, Bored Toward
Common Center, the Tunnels
Side Walls United Exactly - Over
H1ovved Out.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05
Orr Grfn0fr nrs Alonoktls.
RutbmaBIidDer ttrfprans Der tn's 9lase ee;
fIemnttcn &tnfe.

DIS grfinDer bes Monofels gilt Der
menteurer uno Sammler, Diplomat
un0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Baron pbis
lipp b. StpI9. Sin 3eueniB bariiber
liefert Der @elebrte Sob. @s. &epbler.
Der 1870 @tof9 in 9om befu9t bat.
no biefer ais engIif6er Igent lebte,
UNI auf bie G6ritte bes p~rdten0snten
Satpb III. gu puFen. Sn feinem 1740
enlightenment &eiietpert f6tlbert &epB>
Ter Die 6Gusli9teit Stpi9s, mo er iih
nit Der Yriifung bon &ameen, Siegeln
unb Miinsen bei6dftiste, uno fu9t
Damn meter: rWesen ieiner blO6en
Nuaen bebient er ii9 zines Sern9laies,
10 nit einem biinnen &ett9en am Rod
befeftigt 1T. Die 9aut um feline Nuz
gen lit alio setp0hnt, Dab tie ii4 felt
um oies Glas i9liebt, uno er ntdt
nDtbig bat, fplGes nit ben 9dnoen gu
balten." Gieie Mittbeiluns 8epBlers
ldbt erfennen. bab linn Der 9ebraud
bes in's 4use eetlemmten glaies neil
mar; ba er a6er felt feiner Sanenfer
Stuoien5eit fi9 als Graieber junger
NoeIissr in pornebmen 8reiien Be-
tpegte, suerit als 6ofmeiiter Der Gro
fen b. Sled, Damn Der @rcfen b.
8srnitprff, nit benen er feit 1716 GU
ropa bereiite, 10 tann peiter nit 8ee
ftimmtbeit eefoleert tperbsn, bdb aud
in Ser porne9men 9eieuf6aft jener
3eit bos Monofel mod ni9t iiblid
mar, fonft niirbe es Dem 9erfaHer Sci
Stoi9 nift Oermaben aufgefdlen lem
oab er fsinen 9ebrau9 ausbriidlif
bsi9reibt, als banOelte es ii9 etpa lin
Elm 9ausgerdtb zines piloen Bolts
ftdmmes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05
Grisbuns bss ainSss ,ur Amf.
Gin tpidttses NitteI sur G~rsanSuas eer
GbarafterauSbtIoune.


@ennslsi9 Eel Der Gr5isbuna oes
&inoes Die Iusbiloune oes Gbarofters
fotpie Die Iusgeitaltung oes &inbss gu
elmer fittli6=erniten 9erf0nli3feit ole
erfte unb peientli9ite 4ufgube 1T. 70
mub Die Gr5iebung CUR 9unit bp9 als
cine feinesDess gu perna9ldiiigenoe
GrgGn5ung aneeieben tperoen. Ni9t
oarum fonn es ii9 bierbei banbeln,
eir,en ousiibenoen &iinitIer pber einen
&unteelebrten aus Dem &inoe gu mos
9en, fonOern leoigIi9 bdrum, feline
gmpfGnsli9teit fir tiinitlerif9e Gin
bride un0 feline perionli9e @usbrudss
fGbigfeit gu enttpideln.
Der Srt, an Dem ods &in0 Die erIten
uno na9baltteften Ginbriide ems
pfdngt, lit Die &inoeritube, BORT bat
besbalb audi 0ie erite Ginpirfung in
tiinitlerif9em Slime einauieben. Ser
eluspabl Oes Sptelaeugs uno Der 8il>
berbii9er fed Die betpubte 4biidt gu
Crunbs geIegt perosr, bes ainbes
:mmer reaer GinbilOungsfraft 8ei9Gf>
tisung gu sebsn, bas &inO gum Be-
oba6ten an5uleiten. Die lei9teite
6anbbabe CUR Ginpirtune auf 6os
Rinb bietet feline unbefaneene 5reuoe
an Dem, mas es um ii9 iiebt, inner
balb pie auberbalb Der &inberitube.
&nnftfirn lit ni9t benfbdr pbne Sea-
turfinn, uno oiefen gu pflesen, fpIte
man ii9 Defenders ongelegen iein lafs
fen. Man rege bas &ino oaSu on,
6Guier, Meni6en un0 Sbiere ndG)5uz
5ei6nen. bare aber babel i'm 4u5e, OaB
ss nur felbit 8eo6a6tetes oOer 4usses
bo9tes auf Dem papiere piebereebe.
Oafelbe gilt fir feline Geriu9e platis
f9er No9bilouns in Wa9s pber
Shon. Sas Streben fou Oabin seben.
anftatt oes iibliden Sei6nens na9
@orlaeen, bas 3ei9nen mad Der Nas
tur treten gu laHen, oamit bos &inb
ftatt eeoanfenlofen Nahasi9nens
lerne, Die linn poreeleeten Oinee felbft
gu bepbo6ten uno oar5uitelen. Dies
gilt ioppbl BON Ser &inoeritube, ols
aud bon Der acknowledgement S9ule,
in pel9 lebtsrer Oas 3ei9nen uno
MoOeliren na6 8orbilOern elei6faqs
erit no9 bem Na9bilOen Der Natur
folsen 1o1te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05
unaufaeflGrter Smlaf.

Dor &ur5em traf in 8uOapeit, Gus
Imerita fommenb, Der rei9e 8ecsfer:s
fer Yribatier emanuel &raus in Be-
gleitung feiner stpei S09ter Elm. Die
jungen MGohen batten in 4mertfd
ftets getrdnfelt uno oesbalb audi Die
HIdreiie na9 europa angetreten.
&raus nabm in einem 9otel Mbiteiss
quarter, nit Der Qbfi9t, am nG9ftcn
Sage Die Heiie fort5uieBen. Nm fol-
genoen Sage mar jeoo9 zines Der bei@
ben Mdb9en ni9t aus Dem S9lafe Su
tpeder. Gs mar in cine Dirt bon fpm>
rambuliftif9en 3uftano eeratber, Ser
a9t Sage anoauerte. Sas Mdb9en
puroe tiinftli9 srndbrt. Dim a9ten
Sage tpa9ie es enoli9 auf un6 mar
in Der Gage, frif9 uno munter b:s
Seimreife na9 8ecsteref, lIngarn, ar
5utreten. sSSn Qmerita mar Die an0e-s
Der bei0en S9tpeftern fur5 por Der
Ibreiie in etnen Gbnliden S9laf per<
fallen, Ser orei Wo6en anoauerte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05
Sic leBfett SMren.

@or Surgeon reiTte bon Geplon nit
G%rlaubnib Der en9lii9en &egierung
&obert &o5ers, elmer Ser tpenigen guz
rem, oie Die @efungenf9aft Dem Sreue
eide borgeSogen batten, Der bon ibnen
perlangt ipuroe, nod 9ouanb ab.
9ogers mar nit General prinsloe ges
fanaen tpproen uno nit &pmmanbant
&pur suiammen in Geplon einsetrcfz
fen. Seine @efansenf9aft bat A
Sabre seoallert. Nu9 jebt mod bleibi
ibm fem @aterlanb Der i9lohen, benr
er bat 0en gio Ser Sreue fir SDnig
Goparo INNER nod ni4t eef9poren.
Samit er ni@t bon 9oaano aus Die
9eimatb errei9t, fino bie 8eborben in
Sioafrita bon feiner Ibreiie mad
9ollano un6 iiber feline Yerfon eenau
informirt tpprbsn. Sn Geblpr bleibi
nun nrr nod Elm BUR als 9efangener
suriid, Ser pabrf9sinli9 feline gu
flu6tsftGtte finoen tann un0 es bod
ni6t iiber fid sepinnt, Dem 80niee
goparo Sreue gu fdpOren. Ser
Mann beibt Gnselbre9t unb 1T Elm
Sreiftautler. @usenblidltd lift er aiii
Der Sniel Geplon in 9ambantotu in
ternirt. Ils CT bor Sturgeon gefrdgi
tpurbe, tparum er ni9t enbli9 Der
Sreueio Ieiite, erpioerte er: sd
femme MIDI unb peib. bab i9 Dem
&Dnige nismals treu iein tDnnte. Mes.
balb foIte i9 aus mir einen falf4er
Menf6en md6en?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05
SuripluIc 8rubftdbt.

Sn Berlin lit Der plan, aus Der
Sieses=Inee i'm Sbiersarten einen
pprnebmen &prio gu MAIDEN, aufeessz
ben tpprben. Ser plan mar i'm @6opB
bes beutfden Sportpereins, zines
ariftotrutif9en Sportflubs, sntita":<
ben. uno bas 6alenlufen bes projetts
lit bararf suriidSufibrsn, bab Die Sc
ri9te Die 8oliaeiberoronuns, betref>
feno S~ernhaltung bon Mebsertpagen
un6 9ei9Gftsfubrperten aIer Dirt,
oeren &uti9er in Den Wa9mittaeftun>
Den our6 DEN Sbierearten fubren. I'm
Gle Gquipa9en Der bornebmen Welt
an5uitaunen, ni9t ais 81 &e9t be-
ftebeno ertldrten. 8or 5tpei Sabren
funben BORT tpdbrenb mebrerer Wo9sn
briudnte &or5ofabrten itdtt, aber
f9liebli9 puroen 5abrten bur9 Die
Sieses>auss 0srartis bsip0ttsIt, Dab
Gquipaeen Der bornebmen Welt fi9
bort ni9t mebr bliden lieben. Sn 81
acknowledgements, ipel9e 2eute,
Die aus Der Sie9es> Qnee fprtsetpiefen
tporen, sesen Die poli5ei anseitrenst
batten, erfolsten GntfdeiOungen sez
gen Die lebtere, unb bsmaufolge bDrten
Die @erbaftungen auf. Wiit feinem
9ef9lub. ieinen oben ertpGbnten plLn
in formener Weife aufsuseben, ertldrte
Der beutf9e Sportberein auglei9 Die
4bii9t, einen @erfu9 MAIDEN gu mol
len, tpenn m0sli9 cine anoere @aee
i'm Sbiergarten auf sefebli9em 8eee
fir einen &orio gu re~Ierpiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05
0eaen ben ~IlfchuImiRbranm.

Die Srauenpereinieuns our 8ez
fdmpfung bes Acknowledgements
bate jiingf1 in Sriifel einen unerparz
teten Grfolg. Sic tiinoigte ndmliG
an, oab ir einem Sbeater cine @ors
fteIun9 auf Soften Der @ereiniguna
segeben perbe. Siefe Na9ri9t pers
b%reitete ii6 pie Elm 2auffeuer burd
aIe @o-orle, un6 i9on Inn Elm l1br
Ra9mittass btlOete cine a9tbure On
5abl bon S6eaterfreunOen Dor Den
Sbiren Queue. NumGlis beeann mar
fi9 an5ubieOern, un0 ga es mod aiem,
li9 lanse buuerte, Biz bas Sbeater
geOffnet tperOen foIte, 70 spg mon
einftipeilen in Die bena9bdrten
Dirthi6aften uno traftirte ii9 TAPER
sesenieitis nit mSaHelt" (S9naps)!
0enno9 perfebIte Die @orftellune ni6t
einen nadbaltigen ginorud aus5u.
iiben, Defenders als tpGbreno Der eriter
3~pifdenpauie elm SRI. parent in
elmer g~ldnsen6en &eoe Die 3iele be,
8ereinigung ausetnanoerfebte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05

Gin &Iub tinoerGoe r
8dter. 0ierate befannte @ei9dftss
leute in Gbippetpa Sails, Wis., baben
einen eigenartigen @erein gebilbet uno
noQen benfelben iiber BEN gdnsen
Stdat berbreiten. Die &pnftitutipn
entbGlt unter Mnoerem sic folgenosn
8eitimmunsen: Sur perbeiratbete
MGnner, Die ni9t Batter iino, fDnnen
Mitgliebsr perOen. Wirb Elm Mitgliso
Batter, miro es aus Dem @erein ausz
geitoben. sSeoes MitglieO. Oas ausse>
ftoben miro, mub BEN berbleibenoen
Mitslieoerr elm 8anfett seben. 9as
&ino eines ousgeitobenen Miteliebes
srbGlt BON je6em berbleibenoen Miis
slieOe Elm @ef9ent bon 81, uno DIE
Summe miro fir bas &ine akeeleat.
Die Organization be5ablt Die 8eerbis
sunssfoften, penn Die Srau zines Mit=
elieoes fttrbt. Wenn Die 6rau einsa
MiteIiebes sic Staot seitipeilis ber=
ldbt, fou es Die pfliat Der ibrigen
WitgIieber fem, Sen @trobtpitttper in
ibrem 9eim gu u~nterbalten. Bis Die
6rau auriidfebrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05

Gisentbii mGi9er sum-.
9eim @btraeen Der 3iegelmauern Der
alien GountnzSuil in gbasta, Minn..
fanoen Nrbeiter feds 9iamantrinee,
cine solOene ubr uno elm perlenbalsz
banjo, Die in einem God in Der Mauer
lasen. Wie Die SupeIen babin famen
1T elm @eheimntb. SIM Sabre 1873
fab Elm notorif4er ginbre6sr Ramens
Sames pulasfp in Der Sail. pel6er
in bemielben Sabre aus Dem 9efdns=
nib entiprans uno ieitbem perf1olen
blieb. Man 9laubt, oab oieier Die ges
raubten Sutpelen BORT perftedte. Gin
Supelier f4dBte Den Wertb Der pre-
tioien auf SLIGO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05
Sc B Irei6e 81 q 6 t m m { r.

ga bIrei6e 81 q Of Fl m r.
d a t. 8or Sturgeon itarb IN
S9ottlano Die pertpittpete 9er5ogtn
BON Nbercorn i'm Glitter bon 81 Sab
rem. Sic binterlieb 1872 lebenoe @b@
tOmmlinge, il, eriter 2inie flint SOhne
uno funf SD6ter, unD erlebte NOD Die
@ebnrt zines l1~rurenfsls.
Ods 8 q o 10 | rem
pferbe 1T Sic neueIfe Mooethors
heit. Die @nfang oiefes Sabres in Yas
ris aufsefpmmsn lit. 9erporrdgen0s
MitglieOer Der porne9mften 9eieufbafi
bon paris baben auf Den Seiten Del
Yferoe ibre Gamilienpappen anbrtnz
gen ldhen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05

Ste Seioencocon5u d
lit In Serbien jebt gu einem pi9tie.n
grtperbsspetse bretter @olfsf9idten
s~etporoen. @ersansenes Sabr muir
Sen I'm &Dnisreide $4,000 pfunO
Seioeneoepns e%insefammelt. Die Rez
sieruns bertbeilt aur 8esinitisuns
btefes Grn srbsstpeises Seioenraupenz
eter foftenlos an Seoermarn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05

GransDfif9e lnternebs
mer planen Die @erbinoung Ser Giz
fenha5nneBe Gublanbs unb @meritos
n~tittelit elmer Gifenbabn uno eines
Nunnes unter Der 9erineftrdbe.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-25

last February. Mr.. Bilderpack. who is a
printer, left the country. She is given
custody of the 5-year-old son, Charles
Bilderback.
CHADRON-Every other business is at a
standstill, while all able-bodied persons who
can be pressed into the service are trying to
save the potatoes from the freeze up. Never
before in this county have they frozen in
the ground in october. but many thousands
of bushels are already lost. 1t is no unusual
thing this year for the farmers to have
from 5000 to 1000 bushels apiece and labor
erers to dig are scarce. Such wonderful
averages of all kinds of small grain have
been had in this country that attention has
been detracted from potatoes, which are
the biggest thing here. 1t Is almost i'm
possible in this big stock season, to get
cars to ship away anything like half of the
nOtatQes here
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-25
Baby killed in Runaway.

CHADRON. Neb.. Oct. A.-(Special.)-
While Mrs, D. N. Jones was driving toward
Crawford her team became frightened and
with a sudden curve threw her to the
ground and running on with a year-old
baby went over a mile before the little one
was thrown and instantly killed. The
mother, though much hurt, started to fol-
low as rapidly as she could only to find
her little child dead by the roadside. The
team ran on some distance and was caught
by neighbor. who returned with 1t to find
the mother had tainted with the dead baby
in her arms
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-25
ONLY A SUGGESTION
But IL Has Proven of Interest and
Yalue 20 Thousands.

Common sense would suggest that II one
wishes to become f1eshy and plump 1t can
Dnly result from the food we eat and digest
and that food should be albuminous or
nesh-forming food, like eggs, beefsteak,
and cereals; in other words the kinds Of
food that make flesh are the foods which
form the greater part of our daily bills of
fare.
But the trouble is that while we eat
enough, and generally too much, the stom-
Ach. from abuse and overwork, does not
properly digest and assimilate 1t, which is
the reason many people remain thin and
under weight; the digestive organs do not
completely digest the fesh-forming beef
steak. eggs and similar wholesome food.
There are thousands of such who are
really confirmed dyspeptics, although they
may have no particular pain or inconveni-
ence from their stomachs.
II such persons would lay their prejudices
aside and make a regular practice of TAX
ing after each meal one or two Of Stuart 8
Dyspepsia Tablets the food would be
quickly and thoroughly digested. because
these tablets contain the natural peptones
and diastase which every weak stomach
lacks and by supplying this want the
stomach is soon enabled to reach its
natural tone and viRor.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets digest every
kind of nesh-forming food. meat, eggs,
DTedu anu pOtdNocSs anu TINS IL tne reason
they so quickly build up, strengthen and in
vigorate thin, dyspeptic men. women and
children.
Invalids and children, even the most deli
cate. use them with marked benefit as they
contain no strong, irritating drugs, no ca
thartic nor any harmful ingredients.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the most
successful and most widely known OF any
remedy for stomach troubles because they
are fha most reasonabIe and sciaptfao -,
modern medicines
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
every druggist in the United States and
Canada as well as Great Britain at sc
cents for complete treatment.
Nothing further is required to cure any
stomach trouble or to make thin. nervous
nyspeptic people strong. plump and well.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-25
ROLLING STOCK FOR HOMER LINE
Secretary Says Contract il Let for
Gasoline Motors.


Gasoline Motors.
DAKOTA CITY. Neb.. Oct. 24-(special.)-
A trust deed was filed in the office of the
county clerk of this county bearing date
of October g. 1905, whereby the Sioux CITY.
Homer g. Southern Railway company trans
fers to the National Bonding and Guaranty
company of Topeka, Kan, all their in
terests in the proposed rapid transit line
from South Sioux City to Homer, in this
county. via this place. which is the line
built two years ago and which has never
been equipped with rolling stock. The
deed is given in consideration of ten-year
per cent bonds to the amount of 5000 900.
which are to be executed. The deed is one
OF the longest instruments ever recorded
in Dakota county. consisting of thirty
closely typewriter pages. The deed is
signed on behalf of the railway company
by John H. Baker, president. and C. d.
Smiley, secretary and on behalf Of the
National Banking and Guaranty company
by J. H. FOUGHT, president. and J. e.
Leader secretary.
c. d. Smiley. secretary of the railway
company. who presented the document for
filing. stated that contract had been let
for the construction of a $4,000 gasoline
propelled combination baggage. express and
passenger coach, such as are now being
used and In course of construction by the
Union Pacific railway. and work would be
commenced at once in resurfacing the
track and completing the laying of iron to
Homer. About $4,000 in judgments and
liens are of record against the old COM
pany, besides other Indebtedness. When
this issue of bonds is printed it will make
the third to be printed for this company.
the previous issues having never been
fioated.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-25
MISS EVA BOOTH AT CANTON, O.
Commander of Salvation Army Calls
on Mrs. Mckinley and Places
wreath on Presidents Grave.

CANTON, o., Oct 2.-NIiss Eva Booth.
commander OF the Salvation Army in the
United States, spoke to a large audience at
the Auditorium in this city. tonight on
Bridging the Gulf" During the day Miss
Booth called on Mrs. Mckinley and had a
talk of fifteen minutes with her. She was
presented with pair Of slippers made by
Mrs. Mckinley and photograph of the
late president and Mrs Mckinley. Miss
Booth was given permission to enter the
Mckinley vault at Westlawn cemetery and
placed wreath on the late presidents bier
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-25
DOCToR CONVICTED OF HEREsY
from Ministry by Nebraska
Efaw preshwt.rw
w = W VII
CFrom a Stan Correspondent

City PrcGbytery.
(From a Stan Correspondent
LINCOLN, oct. H.-(special.) DIR. Carl
Hullhorst, a physician and Presbyterian
minister. was today suspended from the
ministry by the Nebraska City Presby-
terry for alleged heresy. after a secret trial
lasting all day. The charges against Dr.
Hullhorst are as follows:
The first charge was that the doctor has
repudia ted the Westminster confession. In
answer he said he refused to accept any
confession excepting that Of Christ Him
self. ~ am the way" said He. 1t is
unreasonable, declared the doctor, to
think that people 26o years ago in time
knowledge should have a better knowledge
OF Christ and His doctrines than the people
today Ss P0s hi tSe ne aSd
everything else Of the life outside Of the
New Testament
The second charge was that he denies
the tri-personality of God. Answering he
said that any school boy would vouch for
It. that to say three. is one and one is
three would be equivalent to upsetting the
| universe. Jesus never said word about
three persons in the Godhead. The doctor
said he understood II that God is the
Father, man with Christ at the head is
the Son and the love that unites the two
is the Holy Spirit-Father. Son and Holy
Spirit.
The third charge was that DR. Hullhorst
denies the fall Of Adam and the conse-
quent wreck of the race. To, this he in
The First Genesis he credits with high
ethical value aside from the myth, since
| II teaches monism and theism mot tri-
theism) and the fundamental truth of the
| Christian religion. namely, that man is
made in the image Of God. He did not
| believe that a mythical tree could result
! in the wreck Of the race. Such Is silly, he
said.
The fourth charge was that the doctor
| denies the vicarious sacrifice of Christ.
| To this he pleaded not guilty. He denies
| he said, only the Westminster theory con-
corning II. Christ lived and died for the
| world, but through love and not through
| in contrast to that of Westminster which
moderized. he said, would be such as
| this:
"suppose 1000 students Of the State uni
versity, excepting one, should mutiny
| against the authority Of the faculty and
should later wish readnnission to the school
| Accordingly the faculty would send Chan
cellor Andrews to the students and he
| would tell them that the faculty would
| like to forget but could not However
| a wonderful method OF salvation had been
discovered. The one student who remained
! faithful should be nailed to the fence in
| the alley and as soon as his blood should
| be extended. Such a theory OF atonement
| Is prevented by the Westminster confess
| sion and I don't believe in It. I believe
| the death OF Jesus was the natural climax
| OF life of love and that by submitting
! to II all patiently He made an atonement
| for all by fusing them together by His dy-
| ing love-"
The doctor said II was poor policy to the
rising generation to say you may be as
good as you like, but unless you swallow
| the rib and the snake and the whale you
| will be damned anyway"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-25
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair in Nebraska Today, Colder in
the East POFtiOn-Fair and
Warmer Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-Forecast OF the
weather for Wednesday and Thursday:
For Nebraska-Fair Wednesday. colder in
east portion; Thursday fair warmer.
For Iowa-Fair Wednesday; Thursday,
fair. warmer.
For South Dakota-Fair Wednesday,
warmer in central portion; Thursday partly
cloudy.
For Kansas-Fair Wednesday, except rain
in the southeast portion: Thursday fair,
warmer.
For Wyoming-Fair and warmer Wednes-
day; Thursday fair. except rain or snow
in the northwest portion.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-25
BEATRICE STANDS BY PRESIDENT
Sends Instructed Delegates to the
Chicago Convention.

BEATRICE, Neb.. Oct. A.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Beatrice Commercial club held
meeting today and decided to send dele
gates to Chicago to attend the meeting
of the Interstate Commerce commission
which convenes there tomorrow. The con-
census of opinion was that this section Of
the west should stand by the president in
his effort to get such freight legislation
as would place the matter Of freight regu-
lation with the Interstate Commerce COM
mission. Resolutions setting forth the
opinions of the club were unanimously
adopted
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-25
Criminal Cases in Dakota County,

OElInluah OaHeN DNkOIh county
DAKOTA CITY, Neb.. Oct. A-(Special)-
The case OF the State OF Nebraska against
William II. O'Keefe. charged with the
crime Of burglary. is on trial before Judge
Guy T. Graves in the district court at this
place. OKeefe is charged with breaking
into the Great Northern depot at Goodwin
on the night of July Is last He has been
in jail here since his arrest in Sioux City a
few days after the robbery was committed.
The case of the State of Nebraska against
w. z. Fox, charged with arson, was nolle
pressed todey and Fox was released from
custody. Fox is a young man from st.
Louis, who fell by the wayside from
drinking and solicited aims in this place
for different religious societies and made
himself offensive TO pedestrians, and was
put in Jail, and after being confined a few
minutes set fire to the jail, nearly suffo-
eating himself, and firing the courthouse.
Fox is young man of good parentage in
st. Louis. The chief of police of st. Louis
interceded in his behalf with the officials
here, with the result of his promising good
behavior and that he would at once return
to his home in st. Louis. The case was dis
missed against him. Fox feels thoroughly
repentant and promised to live uprightly In
the future.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-25
MISSOURI PACIFIC REACHING OUT
Sounding People of Beatrice on
Question of Aid.

BEATRICE. Neb., Oct. A-(Special Tele-
gram.)-J. o. Phillippi, assistant general
freight and passenger agent for the Mis-
souri, Pacific, accompanied by ]. p. Barrett,
travelling freight agent for the same road,
paid Beatrice a visit today and called on
a large number of business men. It is I'M
derstood the purpose OF their visit was to
investigate the feasibility and get express
sion from the business men of Beatrice
relative to the extension of the Missouri
Pacific line to this city from Virginia.
The proposition to vote bonds for the ex-
tension of the line was defeated several
years ago and it is said that the company
is now anxious TO again take up the mat
ter OF building the proposed line.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-25

BELLEVUE. Neb., Oct A-CSpeciaI D
The Commercial club is hopeful OF the work
II has undertaken to accomplish. The
members are quite hopeful OF getting the
Of the village.
DR.. n n. Stevenson. foruaArlx vice pres
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-25

ideat Of Bellevue college. and Mrs. Stew
enson are making a short visit to friends
and the college. DIR. Stevenson has ac-
cepted the presidency Of a Presbyterian
college located at salt Lake City. Utah.
and Is now on his way to take up his duties
there.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-25

of the order will be exemplihed. After the
evening session there will be banquet
great Pythian time is expected, with men,
bers in attendance from all over this part
of Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-25

MCOOK, Neb.. Oct. 24-(Special. Mo
Cook lodge, knights of Pythias will enter
tain the district convention OF the order
November 8, There will be an afternoon
and an evening meeting. All the degrees