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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
Not That

The young millionaire tried to slip the ring
her finger, but she hesitated.
You are wondering" he said with some Bit
terness, whether | made the money that paid
for this ring by methods of which you can con-
scientiously approve"
Not at ALL she responded 81 know how
you made the money. You inherited it from
your father I am trying to remember what
girl 1t was who told me the other day she had
sent 1t back to you."-Shicago Tribune.
Notice to Holders OF Herald Photo Coupons
Holders of Herald photo coupons on Barnett
e. Sons studio wishing sittings Sunday
must make engagement several days in ad-
vance. All coupons must be presented before
NAV 25. 1905.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
BLOOD
POISON

BLOOD POISON. Send to DIR. BROWN 9sb
Arch ST., Philadelphis' Penn. tor BROWSE
BLOOD CURE, $500 per bottlei lasts one
month SOLD Va Los Angeles only by Owl Drus
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

is the worst disease
on earth. yet the
easiest TO cure WHEN
YOU KNOW WHAT
TO DO. Many have
pimples, spots on the
skin, sores In the
mouth, ulcers, falling
and don't knaxy A. ~
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
PREPARE FOR SUMMER
Assist nature i'm getting the system ready
for the depressing Summer months.

The Nature the
that takes place physical systems this and few can undergo with
manifestation disorder lment
depleted totally unfit work physical
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
PRISONERS FIRE ON OFFICER
Fight on Railway Train In Southern
Illinois I'm which Two Men Are
Killed and One Wounded.

MOUNT CARMEL, Ill.,, Dec. 22--Two men
were killed. third probably fatally in
jured and every window was shot out Of a
passenger coach on the Southern railway
today, when two Inen in custody for lar
ceny tried to escape by killing a constable.
incidentally twenty-five passengers in tho
car were kept busy dodging bullets for sew
cral minutes, the train meanwhile running
at high speed.
When the smoke had cleared away Com
stable James Kingston and Isaac Marshall
one Of the prisoners, were dead and Ed
ward Marshall the other prisoner was
probably fatally wounded. A bullet passed
through tire cap of brakeman but no one
else was harmed.
The Marshall brothers were arrested yes
terday at Simms, H., on a charge Of steal
ing chickens They were taken to Wayne
city this morning for preliminary hearing
ard were held for trial. Constable Kingston
started for Fairfield with the prisoners
Shortly after the train pulled out one of the
Marshall brothers drew "a revolver and shot
Constable Kingston dead. Several men in
the car drew revolvers and attacked the
prisoners. Many shots were fired by the
armed passengers and by the Marshall
brothers. When both the prisoners had
fallen to the floor the fight ceased. Edward
Marsha. was taken to Fairfield and placed
IN Jail with a strtng saSid tu ipreven
possible lyrching. The coroner of wavne
county has gone to Fairfield to hold an in
quest
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
INSANE MAN sHooTs SHERIFF.
OmciaI Killed In Court Room at
ukiRh. Cal, ny Man Under
Examination for insanity.


UKIAH. Cal Dec. 22-Frank willard an
insane man. shot and killed Sheriff Henry
Smith in Judge Whites chambers today
He then fired once az Judge White. but
missed him. willard then rushed down
the stairs leading to the judges chambers
and out Of the court house. shooting at
every man who attempted to stop him. AS
Assessor Thomas. who heard the noise
rushed TO the door Willard thrust his re-
volver into the officers face but did not
shoot Willard ran through town headed
for the Vichy Springs canyon. An armed
posse started in pursuit Immediately and
came upon him just as he was entering
the canyon.
When the members OF the posse caught
up with him Willard emptied his pistol at
them and shots were exchanged. No one
was hurt When his pistol was emptied
Willard threw 1t away and begged the Of
ficers not to shoot him. The murderer was
bound. placed in a wagon and the posse
started for town. When they arrived at
the depot crowd Sc zed the horses and
attempted to take the prisoner hun
dred men shouted 'Hang himy' and if 1t
had not been for the presence OF mind Of
the guards the murderer would never have
reached the jail.
Willard was brought up from Hopland
yesterday to be examined for his sanity
Today when taken before Judge White to
be examined Willard started for the door
Sheriff Smith called to him and started
after him, when Willard wheeled around
and fired. Willard is a half spaniard and
has been in the asylum before.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Fair saturday and Colder I'm Eastern
Portion. sunday Fair.
MORMON PARTY IN VERMONT
Monument TO Founder of the Church
Will Re Dedicated at south
Royalton Today.

SOUTH ROYALTON. Vt. Dec. "a
party of fifty Mormons arrived here today
from Utah. Ohio and New York to he pres
ent tomorrow at the dedication Of a monu-
ment erected to the memory of Prophet
Joseph Smith, founder of the Mormon faith
on the site OF a farmhouse in Sharon. where
he was born 100 years ago.
President Joseph F. Smith and his second
counselor Anthony Lund. accompanied by
apostles, bishops and representatives Of the
many branches of the Smith family, came
in special cars from Salt Lake City, and
another party of twenty Mormons came
from New York. The party visited the
birth place of a relative Of the prophet at
Tunbr1dge, and this evening a social meet
ing was held. The services will be held in a
memorial cottage, which was built over the
site Of the Smith birthplace.
The exercises will be informal. President
Smith will make the dedicatory prayer and
members of the Mormon choir will sing
Other services will be held here Saturday
night and Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
FUTURE PLANS OF J. R. WALSH
Former Bank President viii Devote
His Time to His Railroad
Interests.

CHICAGO, Dec. ce.-snce the suspension
of the Chicago National bank John r.
Walsh has refused 10 make any statement
regarding his future business plans. de-
claring that he had not yet been able TO
formulate them. Today Charles II Ros-
worth, national bank examiner and acting
president OF the Chicago National bank,
made an official statement regarding the
plans of Mr. Walsh. He said:
Mr.. Walsh will tomorrow move his offices
from the Chicago National bank building
to the Grand Central station. He expects
in a short time to connect the Chicago
Southern railway with the Chicago Ter
minal railway which will insure him an en-
trance into this city. At the hank seventy
FIVE clerks will be dismissed and the Affairs
of the institution will be closed up as rap
idly as possible. A statement is being pre-
pared for the benefit of prospective bidders
for the bank building, containing data and
taxes, insurance, and similar matters. My
report has been sent to Washington. There
is In II no suggestion of criminal charges.
If anything in that direction is projected
II must be taken up by the authorities in
Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
BEEF TRUST JURY COMPLETE
Court AdJOurns Until January q, When
Trial of the Cases VIII
Begin.

CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-The twenty one per-
sons and corpora; lions indicted on, charges
of conspiracy in restraint OF trade in the
meat business will go IN trial January 9
on their ten special pleas for immunity.
The jury, which was finally accepted to-
day, after eighty-two veniremen had been
questioned, consists Of fve farmers three
real estate dealers, two carpenters, one
stock raiser and one printer. After a long
charge by the court the twelve men were
allowed to go to their homes until the
date Of the trial The verdict Of this fury
will decide only whether the packers are
10 be tried later on the main charge in
the case OF go free altogether, because
under the Law they are entitled 10 immunity
from prosecution, IT, as they assert, they
furnished evidence against themselves dur
ing the Garfield investigation, and which
evidence IL Is declared by the defends nts
was used against them TO bring the in
dIctmentA
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
RULES AGAINST MRS. TAGGART
Court Decides that She IL Not
Entitled to New Trial and Fines
Her Attorneys for Contempt.

WOOSTER, o., Dec. 22.-'rhe motion for
new trial in the Taggart divorce case
was overruled by Judge Esson here this
afternoon. Mrs Taggart's attorneys who
made the motion, took exceptions to the
rulings with the announced intention Of
carrying the case TO the circuit court
The court took four hours to give the de-
cision. He paid particular attention to the
aftidavits against himself, some of which
declared that hc was prejudiced I'm giving
the decree of divorce to Major Taggart.
He pronounced these affidavts unfair. un-
just and unusual for lawyers to make and
that al other affidavits were a mass of
trash.
The attorneys who swore to the affida Wits
Of prejudice, he said, were clearly in con-
tempt and he imposed fine of SIS each
upon Judge Lyman Critchfed. Captain
James Il. Taylor and Judge NJ. /. smyser.
He suspended collection of the flnc until
the circuit court could pass on his decision
in the case. The attorneys protest against
such decision, and insisted that he place
his charges against them I'm writing.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
CHURCH MERGER IN CANADA
Plan Adopted for Uniting McthOdists,
CongreGationaIistsn and Pres
byterians.

TORONTO, Dec. 22.-The central COM
mittee, composed of representatives from
the Presbyterian. Methodist and Congrega-
tional churches throughout the Dominion.
have agreed on code of doctrines that
will unity the three denominations into one
great church, which it is proposed should
be known as "The United Church Of
Canada The revised confession of faith
of the American Presbyterian church will
be used The new church is to be gov
erned by the general conference" after
the Methodist form, with a president as
the chief officer. Below is to be council
after the Congregational idea, with a
chairman at the head. The next body Is
TO be a presbytery governed by u modcr-
ator The plan will be submitted to the
several denominations throughout Canada
for approval, which it is expected to re-
ceive favorably.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
ZIMMERMAN TALKS OF DEAL
Says Transfer Of Railroad Property
to Morgan Was square and
Above board.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 22.--In an interview
published here today Eugene Zimmerman,
former president OF the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton & Dayton railroad, said:
If the plans OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton
q Dayton directors are carried out as out
lined in New York dispatches 1t will mean
that the Cincinnati Hamilton q Dayton
will be clear of the Pere Marquette and
the Chicago, Cincinnati Il Louis vile There
is positively and absolutely no truth in any
of the statements made To the effect that
there was a stormy conference bet veen
]. p. Morgan and myself. The facts
are that ] did not have any conference
with Mr.. Morgan before the purchase of
the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton by
him, nor after il was turned back to hin,
again by the Erie. I have received all my
money for the Cincinnati Hamilton a
Dayton securities l held so that | have
no interest in the properties.
! can only say that the transaction from
beginning to end, was square and above
board and the full records of the various
properties were gone over.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
IOWA COLLEGE WINS PRIZE
Amcs Institution Given First Honor.
I'm Beef Carcass Contest at
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec 22-The Judging Of cattle
was concluded at the International Live
Stock exposition today and tomorrow the
show will end. First prize for the senior
sweepstakes bull went to Whitehall Mar
SHALL owned by F, w. Harding of wauEo-
sha, Wis In the contest for the high honor
of grand champion Shorthorn matron of the
show Queen Ideal, the Canadian champion.
was awarded first honors In the Gallo
way exhibit the Indiana bull Standard
Favorite. from the Brookside farm. was
easily first
Iowa State college Of Ames won The
sweepstakes in the beef carcass contest
The feat was performed with College Lad,
a pure bred Angus steer, which dressed
67.3 per cent of live weight
At the annual meeting of the directory Of
the exposition tonight J. A. Spoor was
elected president and ". K. Skinner gem
eral manager and secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
BIG ELECTRIC POWER SCHEME
Eastern Men Behind Plan to Estab-
Iish a Central Power House for
Counties I'm California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 2e-An enter
prise for supplying electric power through
out the counties of central California has
been just set on foot by the issuance OF
bonds in Boston and New York. The pro-
ject, which was proposed by local men.
has been taken up by eastern capitalists.
and the construction OF power house is
already under way
The company is known as the StanisIaus
Electric Power company and a New YORK
trust company is trustee OF the bond issue
which amounts to 100000
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
NEWSPAPER MEN IN STORM
Guests of Railway PASSENGER Agents
Have Narrow Escape s-om
Shipwreck.

SAN PEDRO. Cal, Dec. 22.-For twelve
hours today the eastern newspaper repre-
sentatives, who are guests of the Union
Pacific railroad and touring southern Cali
fornia, were in danger of going to the
bottom OF the Pacific ocean.
Their special steamboat, the Warrior
in which they essayed TO make a trip 10
Santa Catalina island, was buffeted by the
highest waves which have ragged over the
channel for many months. and in the end
the visitors We're glad to be taken from
the boat without being able to land on the
island at all The boat was unable 10 land
at Avalon because Of the high sea and had
difficulty in landing at San Pedro on the
return.
AT soclOck the bedraggled voyagers cam,
ashore after almost every man in the party
had been laid out with seasickness.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
M'DOUGAL LOOKS FOR PLANTS
New York Man Accepts Appointment
as Director OF Botanical
Research.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-Mr. Daniel
Trembly McDougal of New York has ac-
cepted the appointment as director of the
newly created department of botanic re-
search established by the Carnegie insti-
tute Of this city. DR.. McDougal resigns as
assistant director of the New York Bo-
tanical gardens to accept the position.
Godfrey sickes. civil engineer and sur
veyor OF Flagstaff, Ariz., has been made
superintendent Of the desert reservation
attached TO the institution.
DR. McDougal will go next week to the
desert laboratory, where he will remain
four months. The new members of the
stan will assemble there. and with them
he will arrange plans for extensive sclen-
tihc Investigations to extend over several
yesrA
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
DINNER AT FAIRBANKS HOME
Vice President and Wife Entertain in
Honor of President and
Mrs. Roosevelt.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The vice presl-
dent and Mrs. Fairbanks opened the series
of dinner parties in honor Of the president
and Mrs. Roosevelt The guests were
Justice and Mrs. Harlan, Speaker Cannon
and Miss Cannon, Senator and Mrs. Lodge.
Senator and Mrs. Martin, former Senator
Henry G. Davis, West Virginia; Repre-
sentative and Mrs. John Sharp Williams,
Melville F. Stone, New York; James Whit
comb Riley, former Attorney General and
Mrs Wayne MacVeagh. Assistant Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crosby S. Noyes, Mrs. Garret A Hobart.
Mrs. Daniel Manning, Mr.. and Mrs c. c.
Glover, Miss Kean and Miss Mcmillan.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
oUARANTINEs AMERICAN HOGS
Canadian Council Adopts Stringent
ReEulnttons 10 Exclude
Diseased Swine.

OTTAWA, Ontario, Dec 22.--An orhcr-in-
council has been passed providing that all
swine imported must be accompanied by
n certificate signed by veterinarians of the
United States bureau of animal industry,
stating that neither swine plague nor hog
cholera has existed within radius of five
miles of the premises in which they have
been kept for q period of six months i'm
mediately preceding the date of shipment,
but such swine shall nevertheless be in
spected and shall be subjected to a uuaran-
tine of thirty days before being allowed
to come in contact with Canadian animals.
Swine found TO be suffering from con-
tagious disease will he subject to slaughter
without compensation.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
STRIKE BREAKER BEATEN
Three Men In Basement of
ST. Louis saloon.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. s2.-Frank Curry. who
has gained considerable fame as a strike
'reaker and who was the active head of the
opposition 10 the strike OF the wagon
drivers In Chicago several months ago. re-
orted TO the police tonight that he had
heen robbed and severely beaten in the
easement of a saloon in the heart of the
business district shortly after 6 D. M Curry
declares that he did not recognize any &
ais three assailantA
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
FATAL WRECK IN MISSISSIPPI
Woman killed and Another PnssenEer
May Die as ResuH of
Accident.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 22-One passen-
ger was killed and six were injured in a
wreck on the Illinois Central railroad six
miles north OF Holly Springs. Miss, this
morning.
The dead:
MRS. JAMES WADE Of sidon. Miss.
Two coaches OF northbound passenger
train between Canton, Miss. and Cairo
were derailed and turned over a twerty-
hve-foot embankment. Mrs. Wade was
crushed to death. One Of those injured will
probably die.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
w. J. BRYAN Is IN MANILA
DISTINGUISHED Nebraskan Decides Not
TO Visit Australia on His
Present Trip.

MANILA, Dec. CIV. J. Bryan arrived
here at noon today and was given an en-
thusiastic reception by committees repre-
senting the citizens and the Ellis. He de-
clined to discuss politics and he would OK
press no opinion upon the state of Ne
braska going republican at the last election
Ho said that he enjoyed hugely his visit
to Japan. Mr.. Bryan has given up his
idea OF a trip to Australia He will remain
in Manila for about two weeks and then
sail for India.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
XMAS PRESENTS DESTROYED
Building Containing Delivery Depn rt-
ment of Adams Express Company
In Brooklyn Burns.

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.--fSre early this
morning dcstroyes the building extending
from No. 90 to IS. Nassau street. in Brook
lyn, and occupied by the Now York Trans
fer company as stable and store rooms
for trunks and parcels in transit The New
York Transfer company includes Dodd 8
express and the delivery department of
Adams Express company. Thousands of
packages of Christmas goods were de-
stroyed.
There wcre 1l3 horses in the stable Sec
tion of the building when the fire was dis
covered, but all were gotten out safely.
The burned buildings extended through
from Nassau street to 1sS and 40 Adams
street. The loss will exceed 100000
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Second Deputy Examined.


ST. LOUIS, Dec 22.-Hcaring of arsu-
ments in connection with the temporary in
junction secured by the New York Life In
surance company to prevent the state su-
perintendent Of insurance from enforcing
his custer order. set for December q. was
today postponed until the second week In
Jauuary. United States Circuit Judge
Adams also transferred the case To Judga
Phillips OF Kansas City, but tho hearing
will he held in st. Louis. The postpone
ment was granted on request of counsel for
the New York Life
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
MUCH DISTRESS IN JAPAN
Famine In Northeastern Provinces
Calls for speedy Relief from
Other Sections.

TOXIC, Dec. Ell so a. m.-An eye wit
ness of the extent of the famine in the
northeast province who has just returned
reports the condition OF the people to be
really deplorable.
The advent Of winter has found thou
sands on the verge Of starvation and speedy
relief alone will save them. Measures of
relief will be vigorously taken up here and
assistance from sympathizers abroad will
be- welcome
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
GLOOMY CHRISTMAS IN PANAMA
Americans Isthmus Must Pass
Holiday Season with Salaries
Unpaid.

PANAMA. Dec. 22.-The local bankers
have not yet received the monthly applica-
tion from the canal officials for the pay
ment in gold of the employees as heretofore
II is said this is due to the canal COM
missions lack of funds The Americans
on the isthmus will therefore pass Christ
mas and New Years day with their salaries
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
ChIno-Japanese treaty signed.

PEKlNG, Dec. 22.-The Chino-Japanese
treaty was signed today by Baron Komura
and NJ. Uchida i'm behalf of Japan and
Prince Ching and Viceroy Yuan Shi Kai
in behalf of China. The Chinese commits
sioners say the treaty relates solely 20
Manchurian affairs and that the reports of
a Chino-Japancsc alliance are false.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Corean Legation Goes 10 Japan.

LONDON. Dec 22.-Wiliam Pritchard
Morgan, the consul general of Corea and
charge d'affares of the Corean legation
since the suicide of the acting minister
eight months ago, handed over the legation
TO the japanese embassy and the consulate
to the japanese consul general today under
the arrangement transferring Corean for
eign affairs 10 the control OF Japan.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Movements OF ocean We.

Movements OF Ocean Vessels Dec. %.
At LAverpool-Arrived: sylvania, from
Boston.
Al Copenhagen-Arrived Helligolav, from
New York.
At Moville-sailed: sicilian, for Halifax
Arrived; Furnesia. from New York
At Glasgow-ATriYed. Aontevldian, from
Portland.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
German Slap az Poland.

BERLIN, Dec ga royal decree was
published today changing the names Of
ninety-seven places In Prussian Poland to
German names as further step toward
the Germanization of the province
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23

hnp.. Ather the call for the resignation of
General Lord Kitchener, the commander
in-chief in India, who successfully ap-
pealed TO the late government in his dis
pute with thhe late viceroy, Lord Curzon
of Kedleston.
While the premier had little to say on
the Irish question, the conservatives will
take his announcement that those dolnes-
tic affairs which concern the Irish people
alone, and not us. should be in their
hands" as a reiteration of the policy Of
home rule and this will be the battle cry
Of the unionists in the impending cam
paign.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
No Wrcclss in Storm

NORFOLK, Va, Dec 22-The govern
ment sea coast wires today were restored
and reports came In 10 the effect that M
wrecks had occurred as the result at yss-
terdsys storm
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
PREMIER AFFECTS THE MARKET
Decision to stop Importation of
Coolies is Denounced by the
Conservatives.

LONDON, Dec. o2.-The announcement Of
Premier Campbell ll-Bannerman in his speech
In Albert hall last night at the opening Of
the electoral campaign, that the govern
ment has given instructions for the stop
page of iuportations OF Chinese coolies TO
South Africa, caused the Kafhr market to
oper weak today. Leading shares fell
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Postal Matters.

Representative Mccarthy today called at
tho Postofice department and made re-
quest for additional clerks at Bancroft and
Flat River.
Gustave II. Welper has been appointed
regular, and Henry Wumeck substitute
rural carrier for Route ., at Albin, Ia
Postmasters appointed: South Dakota
Crow Lake, Jerauld county, Harry F. Bo-
gardus, vice ]. T. McGlashan. dead Wy
oming-Granger. sweetwater county. Benja-
min II. Smalley, vice Emily Schounmaker,
resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23

he conservative papers refer to
: IS being "the most serious taken
: onsible government since the at
impose the stamp duty on the
Z colonies The possibility Of
: borne, the high commissioner in
rica. resigning is discussed.
- .mier's reference to Indian affairs,
he said I'VE shall make our
party TO no step involving an in
Z the sacred principle OF the SUBJ
IN Of the military to civil author
taken by many military men to