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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
Ins pom OeIfrrrefd1.

@raf Stepban Sis3d, Der nMdnn
Der itarten SunO". bat feline Sa9e
perloren. gr bate an bas unguriI9e
8plf ,bus beiBt, an Die 970,841 Rei9sz
togspGbIer aus 4,322,960 dnertann>
ten 8iiraern unb elmer 8eIammtbeo0l=
ferunq bon runb 1ie6en Mfi[lipnen, APP
pellirt, unb bus GoIf, dls pel6es Der
tleine Yro3entiaB Der Mablbere4ttg@
ten na9 benz 3eprdientattonsfp
ongeIeben perben muB. bat segen i'm
entI9ieben. @r bat Ieine Sadie berz
loren, f9reibt Die Netp gorter Stuatsz
Seitung, neil es i6m niht gelungen tit,
bas DabIiFue genau gu prd3iiiren,
unb es 1T ibn bies ni6t gelungen, neil
Der felt 3tpsi sSSabren fpHematiid auf@
aeriibrten 8olfsleiDeni9aft bic MDg@
libfeit Der obieftiben 8eurtbeilung Der
3ur GntIdeibung Dorgelegten 5rasen
abbanben gefommen mar.
5ts5a bate an bas G0it appsGirt,
Inn 5tpifden Der Reeierung un0 Der
Oppolition bic Gntf4eibung db3usez
BEN, oh er &e4t getban bate, als er
unter 2luBera9tlaFung Der duBeren
ssorm bic SbItruftton Der Minoritdt
breden tpollte, Inn ben oSn6alt unb ben
@eilt Der &onitttution 3u retten. Ser
8i9teriprud ift eegen ibn ausgefaIlen,
neil bic Sppoiition es oeritunoen bat,
cine gan5 anbere Syrse in bed 8orbers
grunb gu I9ieben. Die Hei9stagstpa6>
len in unsarn iinb ausgefo9ten tpore
ben auf bas sSiIue bin: .2os bon De-
iterrei9!", unD Der 9lusfal beoentet
einen Sieg Der Gidtung, nel9e bic
politiI6e unb tptrtbibaftli9e Union
3tpiI9en 1lngarn uno Seiterreih 5er@
reiben, nit Der groBen grrungenf6aft
bes eSobres 1867 brehen min. Sin bon
Sefterrein tpirtbI9aftli9 unb politif9
unabbdneiges llngarn! Dus mar Der
&Dber, NIT tDelhem bic Sppoiition bic
Mebrbeit Der Heihstagsndbler aui
tire eeite sebra6t bat, unb bieie OPP
petition mar bic bunti9edigite, iDel4e
perfDnliGer gbrseia, leiOeni4aftlide
8srblenbung un0 senleinIamer 9ab
ipobl iemals an einen Strans auiams
mensefiibrt bat.
9raf Npppnpi. lnsarn's sei9idtes
tier politifer unb getpihenlofeiter De-
maaoqe, bal basWort bon ben ,Shlei=
! Bigsn Reten GeIammtDiterreids" II
bic Wablcampagne seidleubert, uni
pas Mort bat Bel ben erresten Mafer
ge3iinbet. Man ipirb in Der 3ufunf
alIo Damit re9nsn miiifen, baB BIZ
Sbes Des Ielbitdnbisen 3ollsebiets uni
Der politiiden Selbifdnoisfeit aud
na9 Muben bin 1lngarn's Geidide be-
{fimmen ipirD, unb bic Mdnner, tpelh
/ auT grunb bes lebten 8Dlfsberbiftel
an bic Spite ber 3ssiernng tretel
perben, nliiffen bic 2eitung bet Dffent
liden Geihdfts beioraen nater ben
Gje{ihtspunft Der lisgreihen DeDii
Sos bon Dsiterreih!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
pns perTd1tnfuSetDe Gup-
Iuun.

4us 2onbon ptrb beri6tet: Der
orobe Mbitura BON SeliennaHen an
Ser 5teiltiiIte bel 9oper bat nod ntdt
1einen MbI6luB sefunoen. Inter ois@t
len ltmltdnben 1T es interehdnt, einsj
nal fef3uitellen, ipel9en Saben Die
Geeltiirme an engliIdem 8oben on@'
ri6ten. Der 9ailb Grapbic bebaup>
tet, baB rs gar ni4t ausgefdlohen
lei, baB Die befanntsn 8abeorte 2oipez
ftoft, g[acton, Nlbeburgb unb South
8olb einf BON Der Slutb iperben perz;
I6[ungen iperben. Sic ipiiroen bann.
lebieli6 bds @9idfal anberer Stdbte
tbeilen. 90 tpdr beiIpielspeiie Raz
pensburo6 Elm bliibenber Seebafen, ir,
benz 0einri6 ber S1rrte i'm Sabre
1899 unb @blurb Der 8ierte i'm
Sabre 1471 lanbeten. Die 5tabt.
mar gr0ber unb beoeutenber als Sul,
unb i6idte 5fpei Nbeeorbnete ins
Barlament. sSSin Sabre 1888 tpirb lie
sum lebtenmaIe ertpdbnt unb beute tit
BON ibr ri9ts mebr norbanben. sic
Iiegt auf benz @runbe bes Weeres.
gbenfo perbdlt es it9 nit 0un=
ipih, bon benz beute nur nod Die Ruiz
nen elmer groben Stride gu ieben itno,
bic auf Der 6uberiten <ppe liesen.
GinF mar bieIer Srt bic 6auptitabt
BON Sitanaeln unb cine iebr ftarte
ssSeitung. Sn ibren Mauern befanben
fi6 Elm t0nisli9er 9of, Elm bii90fli9er
Yaloit, SO &ir9en unb ebenIopiele
gHinomiih!en ltnb Der 9afen tpar elmer
ter befu9teIten Gnelanbs. Sn Der
Reaierungs5eit Gbuarbs bes 3tpeiten
Iegann Die Gee ibr 3erit0rungstpert
qegen biefe @tabt. sSn einem Sa2r
rib iie 400 6dufer meg. I'm bas
Sabr 1900 Derfdlang fie 4 8ir4en
urb i'm Sabre 1877 brang iie Bis gum
Marttplab pon Ounipo4 Dor. 1929
ifeinen bic gintppbner enbgiltig ben
&umpf segen bas mddtige Clement
cnfgegeber 81 bdhen.
Der Gdmpf 5iDifden STE unb 2d1lb
tpirb iebob niht iibera4 au @uniten
bes Meeres entIdieben. Nuf Der
Strede bon 5olfeitone Bis na4 9uiier
tit bas 2anb fiesreid. 8iele Srte,
bic an biefer Strede bebeutenbe Sees
bdfen iparen, liegen beute, sut 8ebeue
tilnesloiigteit berubseIunfen, melt BON
6er 3iiite entfernt in mari6isen Niez
berungen unb, mo friiber itol5e5diffe
fiH f4aufelten, tpeiben beute prG9tige
Ginberherben. SIM ganSen III aber
fD9 bic See iieareid in benz Rompfe.
Die itattftifden Seititenungen haben
ergeben, oab Gnglanb in jebem Sabre
ein Stiid 2anb bon ber9rDBe @ibralz
tars btrl;ert. 0as in ben leBtsn 400
Sa5ren bnn benz Meere berf6lungene
2anb entipri9t an @rOBe Der Grafs
1hoft 2onbon.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16

6err pearb ion NIT benz Sammeln
bon @elbnlitteln fir cine Norbpols
Expedition Bis gum CONNER iparten.
Sci FOLDER &dlte, ipie mir lie jeBt
Iaben, fann man ii4 fir ben NorbpoI
iriht eripdrmen.
Der 5leifhtruit bat i'm SberbunS
fesgeri9t cine NieberIage erlitten. Die
5leil9preiie iDollen ii4 Naber bnr4dus
niht nieberlegen lafIen.
X y
Die GrSprinaelfin 2ouife bat elm
8dnbhen @ebihte erfhetnen laiIen.
so, min tie ii9 benn bic 6bmpatbie
Der 2eute nit @eiDalt serfderasn9
.,Was!9" rief Die 6ausfrau, so
Gents fir bas &Drb1en Grbbeeren,
bas lit unerb0rt, unD babel iinb
lie nod balb unreif.1
,sya, i1 iDeib, neinte Der gambler,
raber 10 tpenige geeren tperben SbneD
nidt fhaber."
Sin rsiOluter entidlub If biz Bette
Weisbeit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16


bei feiuen pieIsn syiittsrun9sperfnden
BON WaaffIhmeirsn nit Roegentlsis
unb fdifrer miilh, tpeld)e leBtere Die
! s0erbonli6feit aler iibrteen sgutters
SnlitteI erh6bt, nur rngiinitige grfDlge
sifiib fchlieH ous benfelben, souB PIE
Sleie fir Die Maitfdpeine fein gum
ftiges sSutter iIt. Das Sutterlnebls
ppn fpeIhem bier bduptfdhlih D1s
Meoisz, @}erftee, Mei3erpT, Rogger@
unb bas Maismebl in 8strudt fonl@
men, ent6dlt sipar ettpns iDeniger Yros
teinitpffe als bic Rleie Der betrstTerts
ben ssril9tart, bu 6 dber bon pen
Maff{btpeinen beiTer anSseniibt ip'r0
unb Bel Der WauIf eiuet bDberen Gfteit
seiet, 10 lit es unbebingt Der alels
ppr5u3ieherl.
Die 6iitteruns Der iGns
qenben eau. Nab erfolgter ges
BURT Der ssertel fiittere man Die Sdu
nit n1DelidIt rnil1bilberubelp Jiltters
n,itteIn. Oiefem 3pede erltfprensn
erfabrinesgenlGB am beiten 8rlnfutz
ter, Rinfelriiben, nidt all5u reihlib,
Meisenfleie, beatp. @uppen aus 9or
ferfarot, Mei3efttleie, Wetasmgrles9
mebl pber Rogsenfleie. Die Station
muB nit sunebntsnbem 9lter Der Ser
tel oeiteigert iperher1, neil beren Mns
fprii6e an bic 3iBen Der Mntter ipad'z
fen. y1anlentlib ilinge Gauen beoura
FEN zines reihlihsn Suffers, neil fiir
lie, bic mod lpo9fenben Shtare. bte
Gduge3eit eine unglet6 groBere Nm
ffrenqlne bebeutet, als fir bie dltes
rem 5auen. 9ie reihlihe Tiitterung
pirb bus allsu itdrte Mbmogern Der
Weuttertbiere perbinbern. Dem Sntter
febt man aipedmdbig ettpas 5ul5 gu
8iele bulten boran feit, Der fdugencen
Gau sSllttertalf slt peru6reihen. Die
Wirfunq bes sSuttertaltes 1T 5tDar
nod nicbt @niiserlb ollfseftdrt, im@
merbin fam cine 3ugabe bon 5utsrs
talt einpfoblen iperben.
ggertbpoIIe 3u9tbnllen
Iange e3u benii BEN. i. Mtan be-
nube bic gulen niat su friih gum
Oeden. 2. Man aebe ben 8ullen niht
su nlaItiges 5utter. 3. 8enn mar, lrs
9atb fann, forge man fir regelnpdBtge
8etpegung Der 8ullen. 4. Wson be-
miibe ittb, 70 piel irgeno moslih.
burh freunbli9e, rllbiee 8ebanolung
bonn friibeiterr Qtlter on bte 8nlle1r
frpmm All erbalten. 5. 8et ilnieren
aDrungean unb 9hierfdauen mnB
enerqi16 gum Musbrud eebra9t ners
ben, baB man gentGfete 8ullen ni1t
tpiinf9t unb bab man Die Sbtere
burddus ni1t na9 ibrenl Sleii4 unb
sSett allein beurtbsilt.
Geaen GrtGltung Der
6I9ner 1on it6 folgenoes Wltttel
dls tpirfIam ge5eiet baben: Sin Shee,
| lDffel @dnpal3, Elm tleiner SheelDffel
| een1a6lener 9oprifa, Elm bulber Shees
| lDffeI Genfnlebl, Elm bafber SbeelOffel
| gf1ig tpirb 5ufammeneeriibrt uiao
mod 70 pieT Wlebl bi113u ggetnetet, bob
Elm iteifer Seig entitebt, Der gu lang
| ltden gillen BON glei{tiftitdrfe unD
| eitem Orittel 3pI 2dnee ausgerolt
tptrb, bupon iinb an brei glberdben htns
tereinanber je cine pille au gebefn
sserrer muB bas 9ubn In eirren1 troe
denen Stale .unb nit gefoAtem 5lts
ter sefiittert peroen.
SIeiBiges Gierlegen Der
SIbner. Menn man i9tpur5en
&iimmel bem 6iibnerfuttsr beinlHht
tperben bic 5ii6ner bebeutenb mehr
@ier legen als fonit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16

Wer bic seeenpdrtise Gierbers
tfwueruna ben 5;,anern in Die @9uhe
Shiebt. Der ;-al ii9. Die neiite Shuls
frozen D1e GisbGuier, ober delmebr
Die 8efiber ber GisbdufG bic bas
probuft Der eierlesenben 9enne n1o'
nopoliiiren.
gborafteriitiib fir ruliilde 9er>
IdltniTIe iit, baB benz suriidsetretenen
sSiiriten @iDiatopolf Inon als bobes
8erbienit ansere1net ipirb, bdB e
bic 8eIprehung pon Hebelitdnben ers
nlDgli6te.
Dem Marttberidt sufolse 1T bic
Butter rfeit1. Niemanb ipirb slauben,
baB lie Bel bieIem Metter auseinans
tsrfliebt.
Der Blaubart 9ob fam iebenfaIs
ber Ginfii1rung elmer Sunggsisuens
fteuer febr rubig sntgsg:ntreten.
,Gebrannt ainb fheut 0ener,
bsiBt es, ober felten gsbranntes
MaiIer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16

SleiBiges Gierlegen Der
Sibner. Menn man 1hpur5eH
&iimmel bern 0iibnerfutter beinnif&
tperben bic 9ii6ner bbeutenb mehr
Ger legen als fonit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16

RIeien unb Mebl fir
M d ftfnneine. Den r1eiiten
Ndbrtpsrtb unter ben berfhiebenen
RleienIorten entbalten bic Mei5ens
unb Moaaenfleis. bunn erIt fDlat Die
Gleie Der @erite, Des Mais unb bes
8uAipei5er. Die Rlsie enthdlt NOD
lnebr itfdHoffbalfise Ndbrifoffe unb
pbospborfaure @alae als bic R0rner
ben betreffenben sSruhtart, tpirb ober
tpeeen Der perbdltnibmdBig grDBen
WSenqe an 6ol3fafer, fpslhe iie ents
bdlt, bon ben Maitfhpeinen niht gut
ausgeniibf unb lit bober beiTer fiiiir
bic Rinber ais fiir bie 6htpsins s'i
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-18
Three Thousand Men Assemble nj
Trafalgar square, London, and
March to Cathedral.

LONDON, Dec. l7.-London's unemployed
made demonstration at st. Paul's cathed-
raj this afternoon in a half-hearted hope
less and unusual manner. NOnly a few
hundred OF them, with appropriate banners
went in procession from Trafalgar square
to the cathedral, where they arrived during
the progress of the service and up the
steps OF which they marched singing the
'marseilaise" Here the motley crowd was
Joined by contingents from other quarters,
and all. to the number of some three thou
sands began filing into the cathedral
silently and respectfully, making an incon-
gruous picture in contrast with the fash
ionably dressed worshipers. Such a scene
has not been Witnessed at St Paul's since
twenty years ago, when John Burns, now
president of the local government board
led a similar demonstration to the cathed-
raj.
Although the preacher made "a sympathe-
tic reference to the problem of the unem-
ployed. the men became tired long before
the service ended and most of them filed
out Some of the leaders delivered ad-
dresses from the steps and the demonstra-
ton was quietly dispersed.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-18
HoNoRS FOR JAPANESE HEROES
Soldiers Returning from ManchuriR
Given Great Ovation by People
of Toxic.

TOXIC, Dec T.-2 p. m.-The first OFF,
cial celebration by the city to the soldiers
that have returned from Manchuria was
held today. Field Marshal Oyama and
General Kuroki. together with their re-
spective STATS. were guests of the Guards
division.
Soldiers of all arms in field uniforms,
10000 strong, with twenty-four guns,
marched from Hibiya to Uyeno park. a
distance OF three miles. All street traffic
was suspended during the march Despite
the unfavorable weather which prevailed
there was much enthusiasm, the shattered
battlefags eloquently testifying to the or
deals through which each regiment had
passed. a formal ceremony was held at
Uyeno park In which the mayor Of the
city made an address congratulating the
Manchurian army on its victories.
The expenses OF the celebration were de-
frayed by voluntary contributions. The
event was unprecedented in that it was
the first time that Toxic saw such a large
army marched through its streets 1T one
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-18
0VERSEER D0WIE RESIGNS
Head OF Christian Catholic Church
Turns Authority Over to Trium-
viratc and viii Go south.

CHICAGO, Dec. l7.-John Alexander
Dowie, head of the Christian Catholic
church, has given up his rule and will soon
leave for one OF the islands of the Carib-
bean sea, there to remain until spring in
hopes Of regaining his health. Announce
ment Of the abdication of the leader OF Zion
City was made at Zion City today by Over
seer John c. Speicher. Saturday President
Dowie made II known that he would trans
fer all authority over the church unre-
servedly to a triumvirate and leave for tho
south as soon as he could arrange his az
fairs and at today's meeting of his fol-
lowers formal announcement was made that
the control Of the church had been placed
in the hands Of Overseer Speicher. Judge
D. V. Barnes and Deacon Alex Granger,
who, it is stated have been given full and
unreserved authority over the affairs of the
church
THE finances OF the Zion City institutions
will be reorganized Immediately said
Overseer Speichcr, in making the announce
ment of President Dowie's resignation at
Shiloh temple today. "It will work a rad
ical change in the administration of the
financial and Industrial institutions Of Zion
City. Tho change will not affect tho ecclesi-
asticsl. educational or political DEPART
ments, hut there will he complete renova
tion in tho Industrial and financial
methods"
pr. Dowie. it IS stated, expects to resume
his authority upon his return.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-18
BIG HORN WANTS MORE GIRLS
Has Ten Bachelors to Each Maiden
and VIII Advertise to EquaIize
the Conditions.

MEETEETSE, Wyo., Dec. l7-(Special.) -
Moved by the fact that the recent state
census shows only lis unmarried females
as against t262 bachelors over the age
of q, the executive committee of the Grey
Bull club has decided to issue a call 10
every other commercial organization in
this county TO unite in a campaign for
bringing more marriaEeable females into
Big Horn county.
The call will ask each commercial organ
izatlon TO circulate subscription paper
for the collection of an advertising fund.
The money will he expended for articles
in tho metropolitan newspapers reciting
the fact that Big Horn county has more
than ten unmarried males over q 10 one
unmarried female old enough to vote In
addition to this, the many attractive busi-
ness openings for tho fair sex in this
county will ne recountcd. School districts
are advertising in vain for teachers. fe-
male help in all lines is in demand. and
stores and professional men would en-
ploy more help of this class could they be
found.
My idea is" said prominent member
of the Grey Bull club. that II We will
undertake a systematic campaign along
these lines we would effect mari ed
change in conditions here in a few ye
Many young women who would make i'd,
wives are working twelve hours a day
the department stores and factories Of thr
east. simply because they have no knowl-
edge Of conditions here. They have an
idea that we are an unciviized lot in the
west. Articles tIuthfully picturing the real
condition. socially and climatlcally, with
the opportunities for employment 10 be
found here, would certainly attract many
to this country"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-18
MITCHELL GOES TO NEW YORK
President of Mine w~rk~-- VIII
Confer with OmoiaIs OF Anthrn-
cite Companies.

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-It was announced
here tonight that John Mitchell. the presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers of
America, would arrive in New York in a
few days with the expectation of holding a
conference with the coal presidents in this
city.
John r. Commons, professor OF economics
in the University OF Wisconsin, who has
been i'm the anthracite mining districts as
a representative of the National Civic
Federation TO investigate the situa ton
there with reference TO possible strike
arrived in the city today. liz said:
Il have been among the anthracite min
ers, at their meetings and where they are
at work and ] gained the impression that
there will be no strike, I see no reason
why the operators should not agree 10 meet
the representatives OF the union. The
recognition of the union does not noces-
sarily mean the closed shop in all branches
OF the trade"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-18
KILLED BY AN OLD RIFLE
st. Louis Arms Collector shot In Hea d
while Experimenting with
Antfuue Gum,

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 17.-Charles B. Eames.
founder and vice president Of the ST. Louis
Credit Clearing house, was instantly killed
tonight at his residence by shot from an
old rife which recently came into his pos
session
Mr.. Eames had quite a local reputation
as a collector Of ancient firearms He pur-
chased an antique muzze loader yester-
day and while examining it today noticed
that the stock was in poor condition Fail
ing in his efforts TO remove it, Mr. Eames
decided TO burn 1t of. From its appear
ance and type the rife had probably not
been used for fifty years and Mr.. Eames
took it into the cellar and placed the
stock in the furnace. Hardly had he done
so when there was loud report and when
members Of Mr.. Eanes' family reached
the cellar he was lying in pool OF blood
with bullet hole in his forehead.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-18
SEARCH FOR TRAIN ROBBERS
oHicinIs say Men who Held tn North
crn PnciHc Train secured
Little Booty.

NORTH YAKIMA. Wash. Dec l7-From
a good source it is learned that there was
little currency in tho safes on the North
ern Pacific Limited Mt the time Of the
holdup last night, the main contents con-
sisting OF drafts. etc. iCity Marshal Curren
ordered the arrest of every stranger seen
in North Yakima whoicomes anywhere near
answering the description given OF the
holdup men. One man was arrested who
answered the description perfectly. He
was taken OF the passenger train going
from the site of the holdup and was wet 70
the skin. II is thought he may be one of
the men
II is thought possible that the bandits
may have crossed the Columbia river and
headed for British Columbia.
The robbers who held up the North
Coast limited at HILLSIDE Siding at Yakima
canyon. eleven miles north Of here, evil
IDENTIFY boarded the train while at this
place. as the train did not stop until it
was compelled to do so by the robbers
at Hillside Siding A boy is being held
at Ellensburg who was on the blind bag
gage. He says the two men got on top
of the mail car at this place and rode to
Hillside Siding At that point they climbed
down from the car TO the rear of the
tender while the train was running at
full speed The engineer and fireman did
not see them till they pointed guns into
their faces and demanded them to stop
the train. The fireman was ordered back
to cut loose the express and mail car.
which he did. The ongineeer then pulled
the two cars about n half mile up the
road, he and the fireman being taken bacl,
to the express car. The engineer was or
dered to place a stick of dynamite under
the door. This exploded. but two shots
were necessary to blow open the car. The
engineer was forccdi to enter the car
ahead of the one OF she robbers and five
shots were used before the two safes were
blown open. After gathering up the valu.
ables and placing th8m In his pocket the
robber jumped out OF the car and, join
ing his companion. the two started down
the track toward the passenger coaches
This morning a glove was found on the
hillside and two pairs OF overalls were
picked out of the river. As each mar
was dressed in overalls it is believed they
discarded them and then boarded the pas.
senger train and went with il to Ellen.
burg or farther west. The sheriff's posse
have not Net found any clue to the identity
OF the TWO men.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec 17.-Ofcials az
the Northern Pacific Express company,
headquarters in this city arc still without
details concerning the hoIdup of the west
bound North Coast Limited at Hillside
Wash. last night. They have received re
ports that both the through and local safes
were dynanlited and their contents scat
tered and destroyed, Int whether or not tn,
bandits secured any great amount of booty
they do not know. w. s. Hay superintend
ent of the Northern Pacific Express com
pany. is inclined to believe that not owe
/ 500 was secured
The Northern Pacific railroad has a stand
ing reward for the capture and conviction
of holdup men, and oa'crss seem confiden
that arrests win Follow
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-18
WEEK In CONGRESS-
House Will Devote Time to Consideration
Of Control Of Insurance.
COMMITTEE WORK WILL CONTINUE
Hearings on Philippine Tariff Bill Will Be
Resumed Today.
WILL FINISH PANAMA EMERGENCY ACT
House Expects to Have Bill Ready for
Conferenc. Soon.
WILL FINISH PANAMA EMERGENCY ACT
SENATE EXPECTS TO DO LITTLE woRI
Prospect of some Difference oi
Opinion Relative to Bond Pro-
vision of Panama Canal
Measure.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE four days
before the holiday adjournment will be
dedicated in the house to further discus
sion OF federal control of insurance and
TO completing the enactment of the Pan
ANA emergency appropriation. There are
many members with desire to talk about
insurance. Speaker Cannon has concurred
In the general view in the house that the
presidents message furnishes as good a
basis as anything else for this debate.
Many members will not wait until Thurs
day to return to their homes for the holi-
days.
Committee work will progress during the
debate. The ways and means committee
will continue it's hearings of the Philippine
tariffs and the appropriations committee
will begin the preparation of the District
of Columbia appropriation bill The state
hood bill is to be perfected but will not
under the present plan be brought into the
house until January 4, when IL is expected
to constitute the first business.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-18

REORGANIZATION of Committees VIII
he Announced Today or Tuesday.


he Announced Today or Tuesday.
WASHINGTON, Dec 1.-THE senate will
meet the wishes of the house for an ad-
journment for the Christmas holidays on
Thursday next. Meantime the senate will
probably content itself with comparatively
little work unless there should be diifi-
cultv in agreeing with the house on the
terms Of the Panama canal emergency
appropriat tion bill. That measure will go
to a conference committee early in the
week and there will be a united effort to
reach a conclusion before the holiday ad-
tournment. The action OF the senate in
attempting to eliminate the bond provl-
sion and make a separate law of it will
probably be the principal bone of conten-
ton in the conference committee.
The reorga nization OF the senate commit
tees will be announced Monday or Tues
day.
Senator Gallinger will make an effort
during the week to have the merchant
rine bill made the unfinished business,
not with view of securing consideration
OF II before Christmas, but with the end
In view Of having 1t in position to be
pressed when congress reconvenes.