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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
Ministerial Union.

'fhr rrolestan ministers az Mi.
l'hnlshnrg mel Tuesday nigh, il tnc
Parish House ii Br,,on church AID
orGat!!z"d 4 Ministerial Union. Or@anj
2all'ii was effected hv clp"lius ,h,a fol
Loving officers
D. l. T.. Wharton. president l,cy
Aaniei !. Merritt. Vice presi,leat;
10y. ", !. KING, secretary ana treas
n'er: ''''ir committee Rows. D:,ni,!
7 Nl"rri'l and " =. r. Goniwi,i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
cHEAP AnvERTislNG.
CASH IN ADVANCE
ONE GENT = wOHp,

ORE CENT a WORD.
Advertisements GEnar classified
1eau- in th:a column will be i1se7fea
at the uniform rate Ct one cent word
for each incertion. NO advertisement.
however small, tess than IS cents for
the first insertions. Ca.h In advance
Invariably. Special ra:s= made or long
contracts. Ordesa for disoontinuan.o
must be made in writing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE FARMS.

foH DALE FAEMS.
l.ntro truck farm in lIas, Hampton.
Si,1I0
;:"acrr truck farm on Eac!; river.
iEc-rn"m dwelling. Sl3On
!naHf- truck larm At Nav Market
S'hpni house. Si.aou.
l,,-trr farm IN Fox Hill road. new
Sronm dwelling, necessary out huil,!
in&S; ras% terms, S3.2.N
!'arrr truck farm on Back river,
three miles from Hampton. $4,000
u acres IN karl, river. three miles
from Hampton. Sl.h"u
i'arrr:, on Back river. about seven
miles from Hampton, easy terms.
81 600
- acres. four miles from Hampton.
300
:"arro farm. nov dwelling ii 5
rooms. ny%nring ana listing. water
frontage. Iinc view Ir.ir niles. irOn.
Hampton. Siunh.
MARYE & MOREY,
Real Estate. Insurance and Invest
ncniS.
~: 10Th ST., Newport News. Va
> !a-,;,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
rAy q! RACES
TOGO Comes u f,rst il mile sprin,
- Jockey Cubs Track

= ICGhey IihE s rack.
ti2T Associated Press,
SEW ORLEANS. LA. r'er. re-.
S"i!s IT 'hc New Orleans Hockey
Clubs CITY nari track
i'irs race, (siS inilon"s; -Morealor.
son %orctlo. second FInmboyant,
:Grh Fine l.ls ~.
SDrn'rH race, ,s> ',rlon@:' Ben
Nl>::, Volt Julia ~. a"conl, Right
FL ii.i:d. lne. I:lSi,.
mir, race. 8 l.2 inrionc5, ~ Ala,L!,
"on. ehI"i Ar"hhall Sr.nnd Mint
BY. IA,d 'rirnc 81: ~.
F'nrfh racc, uri,.n TOGO VOC.
ilnsy Trade Second Pirate nara
time rs 80
Film race, 'milcJ CLANCY Won
BAIL second: Eiona third. lt,ma
! IS
sixth race. (mil,, and i sixteenth =
.letitz.n. Won: America. second: Bar L
l'nc. Ihrh. Time. l5S Is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
-, ozktawn Track.
lfCT SPRINGS, ARK., Re

lfEF SPRINGS, ARK. Feb TO-.
Oah|awn srmrlary
l9rs' 4'ac". 'si> Ini'louesN -lNn;.
SION Won, rhekor; M:.iu. sacon,l;
IN! !lonr, 'hi.h Time i'll.
sirronl rn"r. ,,h~r. !url:.r@S) ~
rort Worth ~tn A',,l:.;, j; Nh.
"r'' fv;, Jean. 'nird Time Il IL
Thir. race, 'm!l~ AMI an eighth
NloE:nl'lnn, Won, i-i,iln Wal'y. scruv.,,
tponsay 'hirI fi.nr. as -.
Fcln'h race 'iiyr ana j half mr.
longs mn t5h&,E lad Mrn Van Ness:
5acona nc 'htrt Time. 1:no 81,
tlllh race. (s'> inr!nnss} Mis-
Hnn won i"om;,n. S,ccn, com,
o""rn lhil'I Time. !:i1 -
:Si<lh race, tmii,n ca rres' 81.
Won l'ron:u second lnurrrat,
third. 1im,. ! II III,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
poher; Richardson ti,und at
Home Of an Uncle.
fRIliI,TENIi, HIS FRIENDS
left Without Telling Them Where re
Was coina-circuit Court n SEES
sion Ministerial! .non Formed
Personal uote..
tsn"ci.'l . III" Daily press.)
Personal Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG: VA, Feb. lG.--
Mr.. k"her Richardson IL yo,ns ma,
wh" has been s,ayiil. al ki,,gsmi!!.
CAY" his friends ana relatives quite
= fright for sever;' days. He lcf,
F'n@smii !as1 Wednesday, and was
ncl seen ~ anyone rear hero since
'''=n. Today il was learned hc IS safe
a. hia nncI,'s. Captain !. W. Minor.
n 2. distant rnri If ,l,e county /,
was feared h. hal been drowned,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
Personal Mention

Nr. J. y. Purcell. nf Ncw York is;
here 70 Visit his la,hrr-ir-law Mr. &.
" Thorpe.
Mrs y + Wo!ro las been visirina
friends in Ncwpor, News.
Mr " |; Carnor. ni Newport Mons
spent Sunday here" With iricri$
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
I. NOTICE.

ne annual meeting Of The SiOcl,holt|.
frs 81 The Newport :<rws Shi,b..;id,ng
& D:y Dock Company viii 10 held at
he office Of HE company al New .,nrt
News. Va. on Thursday. March nth.
'.''i. III (. clock noon. Tor Ih.. t-c-
iIoH 81 directors FOR Tie cnSuin. wear.
and nc transaction Of Snch 0theI bust
i':'sa as may properly como before the
niceling. CHARLES nABEIp;;E
i"'l4t Secret airy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
i ny President Roosevelt for next ali.
umn perhaps in October
SIG GLAZE IN EDiNsor;O.
Pennsylvania Normal School -Town
Has a $4,000 Fire.
(Ey Associated Press,

(t:y Associated press.l
ERIE PA. Feb. Edinhorc. tho
state Normal school town. eighteen
mics south OF here. was visited today
by o"o Of u" most disastrous fires IN
its history.
The connagsa'ion started in Gil.
lsspie Hro.lhcrs' largo general store
ano':; O'Clock ,his morning an
quickly spreading 70 other Dai!dn@s.
anl Tanned hy :. hi"h wird. RACED ln-
ti"nsly nniit 10 c'r;nct when ii was
GOTTEN ;:ndcr control.
ihc los. il estimated al $4,000
partly covered hy Insurance NJ ono
WAS III t,rnN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
Lawyer Winfield L-iuqalt Dean
especial to The na1i5 f,:ess,,

'aI'eEIa! % Inc IlaIiy r:ess,
RICHMOND, VA. F'h u; N'lntic!tl
',issa'1' = prominent lawyer. ii,a,:: q.
iar a. .iarrisonDnrs.
RE leaves: Il widow arr! Six children.
Re was : brotEer-in iaw of Lieltcn-
ant Commander Colfman III he United
States navy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES

FOR TIE BEST RESULTS, TAkE
your prescriptions to The ideal Fhar.
'uars CT to Con9don's Pharmacies at
i'iIoebns and HAMPTON. Va. Patent
medicines 81 cost b-al.if
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17

THE PEOPLES Hay AND FEEl,
COMPANY, ~: Thirtletn street.
have II niimhe: OF stalls to rent witt,
iiSi,t. water aud shelter FOR wagons.
Citizens phone ~ l-on-lu,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
HELP WANTED MAiE
We are BRAIN BROKERS

We are under contract with many EMPLOYERS IN sun
ply ii-h Tor high state positions, but We have not
enough fisht m- {" MI The opportunities now on OF :
lists II you capable OF nil;ns All Executive f;sr,
ta Iscthica "r Salesman position paying II o0tI
So"o ysar "t!te tor pian anu booklet telling Nv
" can lldfket yn'f ability Offices Ii. IL cities
HAPtOODS (Inc.). Brain Brokers
Penha. bldg, 18th & chestnut SIS. phiia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
GRoCERs.

A Il AhaIIl & BRO. WuDl. rsA1H
sr"t-rz: bnv grant. etc dour, all
grades. .:t;-2!lT Huntington ave
nnt tAfi&chs l,hpne. 2is; Heig
phone, +l... ,j,2. I'm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17

ONE OR TWO GENTLE
h"'l 70 occupy q large. heated room
WITH board. Apniy MRS. WALKER
!" mr. E-Sccb'li street :;-H-ft
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
Fewer gallons: wears longer: Deroe

Forry-two piece dinner sets at
i-ash's. Tor only 1851 ii set; II great
hargaln. Gall ana icrl. al them. .-Gtt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
UNDER TAKE RS.
TRANSFER COMPANIES

oi.il !NMiN.ON EAl;t:At:E TRANS
i-s 10. y. T.. Eetcsnln, Manager.
''H!,e. G. y o. st:' C,u Phones: Eel
H,s ln' asa l:::.: Citizens, No II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-17
WANTED.

MANUFACTURERS FlRST GLASS
i'rhniS,Hrors: scod wages: at THE.
PEOPLES FURNITURE rACEIr<t;
y STORAGE co. 80 Thir,lcti
street. None hui first class work
men need apply
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06

duce the Postohice department to raise the
salaries Of some OF the clerks and TO secure
for the Omaha postofiice the standing It
deserves by reason OF its increased receipts.
Today Captain Palmer secured an allow
ence of 100 days extra work to cover the
holiday rush. This means the addition OF
a number Of Substitutes" on the clerk roll
to take care of the increased business due
TO the holiday season. Mr.. Palmer will also
ask for a new clerk for the general deliv-
cry and new clerk for the registry divi-
sion Of his ONCE. The postoffice receipts
at Omaha for the last eight months" said
Captain Palmer. show gain Of sih per cent
over the corresponding period Of last year.
We have never been in such good condition
as we are today. Omaha is on an equality
with Denver and ST. Paul. and yet the
force at Omaha is considerably smaller
than in the other two cities mentioned, to
say nothing of the difference in salaries.
Reconsideration is necessary and propose
to get 1t II can"
r. v. Kohout of WILDER. Neb.. attorney
for Saline county. who Is in Washington
enroute to New York on legal business,
was admitted to practice before the SUI
preme court on motion of ex-Congressman
Hainer OF Aurora.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06

pavement in getting off the car. He did not
think 1t was the first Shot fired that hit
Jackson.
Il believe the first shot went by nv
head" said the witness. II thought i felt
it," s-.s
Leahy could not swear what shot had hit
Jackson or from what gun It was fired. Mr..
Ritchte, cross-exanining, was at this polnt
dwelling strongly on the. possibility that
one OF the uther policemen fnigkt have hit
Jackson In the promiseuous fringss4 n
The shooting looked and sounded to me
ike gatling gun" said Leahy .ts 4
oncer Dan Davis, on direct examination,
SAID the man who got away opened fire as
soon as he Davis and the other officers
mad alighted. He was paying attention to
Frank Murphy. whom he recognized as the
latter got on the car and before he could
give any attention to the second man the
battle was op and all hands were firing. He
did not know what he and Baldwin were
sent over there for until he met Leahy at
Sixteenth and William
Four or Five shots.
Davis gave it as his belief that the fleeing
man shot only four or five times. while
jackson testified that he had sent back at
least ten shots. Davis did not believe Jack
son had been shot by brother officer.
On cross-examination Mr.. English brought
from witness the admission that he could
not identify Grove as the man who ran
away. nor could he say exactly the number
OF shots fired. but he thought about twenty
five or twenty-six. He had emptied the six
chambers Of his own gun and then reloaded
1t before going into the lot
Frank w. Fogg, a druggist living at XII
North Seventeenth. was the first man other
than an officer to reach officer Jackson.
He said he had heard jackson telephonine
to the station from the saloon and knew
what he was saying. He had followed the
onicers and saw the opening of the battle.
He had taken Jackson on car to get him
medical attention.
Mr.. Fogg said fifteen to twenty shots
were fired. He denied any connection with
the police department in the way of sup
plying drugs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06
NOMINATIONS BY PRESIDENT
Names of New Cabinet Omcera and
Others Submitted 20 the
the senate.


{ WASHINGTON, Dec. 5-The president to-
day sent the following Nominations to the
senate: .-r-r t- s.
Secretary of State-Elihu Root of New
York.
Secretary of the Navy-Charles Joseph
Bonaparte Of Maryland.
Among other nominations were the fol-
lowing:
United States Attorney-William c. Bris-
tol, district OF Oregon. ~
Marshal-James f. Shea, district of North
Carolina.
InterstateI Commerce Commissioner
Franklin Lane OF California.
In addition to the above nominations all
of the recess nominations made since the
senate adjourned last March were sent to
the senate. These include officers in the
diplomatic and consular service, treasury
officials. postmasters, Interior department
officials, army and navy oficers-in fact,
every branch of the public service is rep
resented.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06
NEW YORK POLICE ARE BUSY
-Four Mysterious Cases Are Now Under
Investigation in Gotham.
TWO WOMEN AND TWO MEN INVOLVED
Man Under subway Trains woman
Dies In ChinatOwnI Man Rescued
from River and Woman As-
saulted on street.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.--Four of New York
great highways-the river. the underground
railway, the street and that dark section
known as 'Chinatown'-each furnished a
police mystery today. In two cases, the
subway and Chinatown. death had come
between the victims and the investigators.
In the hrst the police have only the man
Eled body OF a man who, before he hurled
himself before a rapidly moving train. had
taken every prccaption to thwart the ef-
forts of the officers to establish his Identity.
His clothing Enthusiastically new, bore not
a single Distinguishing mark and not even
a trinket was found In any OF the pockets.
The man was about 10 years OF age, weigh
ing 17O pounds. was five feet nine inches
in height. had dark hair and blue eyes, and
the scrupulous care with which he was
dressed indicated that he was not a laborer.
Beyond these meager details, however,
nothing is known The man jumped d.
rectly in front OF train as It swung into
the 18th street and Broadway station of
the subway. His body was literally ground
TO pieces.
white Woman In Chinatown.
The Chinatown mystery was the death
of a woman, Lottie Lane, white woman
whose husband. a Chinaman died a short
time ago. Since then she has been living
in Pell street in the house of Mock Duck,
one of the most notorious Of the Chinese
leaders in New York, who is now under
arrest awaiting trial on a charge OF murder.
Lottie Lane had three callers last night, a
Chinaman and a white man and a white
woman. During the night these callers
summoned physician and notified the po-
lice that their hostess had tainted while
she was entertaining them. The physician,
garded the death as suspicious. The police
put the three callers under arrest and be-
gan an investigation.
The central figure in the mystery Of the
river is William Hallinger, aged 2s years,
market man. who says his home is in
Yonkers. He was dragged from the East
river near the upper end of Hell Gate early
this morning, more dead than alive, by a
tugboat captain who heard his cries for
help. Hallinger said he came from Yon-
kers yesterday with a load of produce and
after dsposing of his wares started ont
TO enjoy himself.
He told the police he remembered little
since last night until he was found strug-
Cling In the water II was found the man
had a fractured skull
! Mabel Weber. a 2O-year-old girl. was the
fourth victim. Found lying bound, gagged
and senseless in the hallway of the house in
West Forty-first street, where she resided
with two girl companions, she was taken
| to hospital. For hours she was unable to
give the police any information which
would assist them in locating her assailant
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06
THOMPSON. l5'ELDlzn &C.,
Howard and Sixteenth Streets

ton. Rather than pay the bill. the COM
pany withdrew its business from Iowa,
but little later paid that bill and an
other of s346 to Max Beehier for a veri-
fication of his previous examination in
order to get permission again to do busl-
ness in Iowa.
Mr., lsldEedge told also how, he tried to
secure a license for his company to. do
business In Missouri in 1898 and found
that II would have to employ w. IL
Phelps as attorney befofeSF could do SO.
Phelps got the license for the: company
in t1ffeee days and was paid $500 as
illegal fees" Mr.. Eldredge said.
Mr.. Eldredge testified also that he was
certain there was no truth in the state
ment made to a Canadian Investigating
committee by James ID. Wells former
vice president of the Mutual Reserve, that
President Burnham of that company had
told Wells he had to raise $4,000 to pay
to the New York Insurance department in
1882 when Louis F. Payn was superintend-
ent of insurance.
Equitable Demurrer Sustained.
the demurrers of Equitable Life Assur-
ance, society directors and trustees TO the
complaint of Rowland d., Buferd. who
brought suit to have just and lawful dis
tribution of the society's surplus were sus-
tanned In the supreme court today. Ruford
claims that in 1904 the society distributed
In dividends among the poheyholders the
sum Of $6,Ol1.906. OF which he. received s13
He asserts that the sum which should have
been distributed was $50 796.175 of which his
proportion would have been s1Ss
Justice Scott, in sustaining the demurrers
gave leave to Buford to amend his COM
plant within twenty days. Justice Scott
in his decision said.- ;a5a ~
The principal question suggested by this
complaint was whether or not the policy
holders Of the defendant society are en-
titled as matter OF strict legal right t.
the proportionate distribution of the entire
surplus OF the society over and above the
legal reserve required by law. A policy.
holder and the company by which he is In
sured bear to each other only the relation
OF two contracting parties and the policy
constitutes the contract betweeh them Ths
plaintiffs policy entitlcs him TO a6aFtlcipa.
ton In pronts, but makes no agreement IN
terms 10 the extent OF such participa ton
or even that 1t shall be rateably with IN,
participation of any other Dolicyholder ol
class of pOlicyholders The piaintin how
ever, insists that the, charter OF the de
PENDANT society must be read into the con
contention. - = e.
| Assuming. without DECIDING that IN,
IL falls short OF sustaining the. PLAINTIFF
position. There Is nnthing in the istatut,
which says that no more surplus shall b,
| reserve. There ~ nothInlIy III fne oharfe
which would justify 4 belief that when ~
4 trainers provided for setting aside a Dor
ton OF the surplus 70. meet existent an.
] prospective claims they had In mind wha
IL known as the statutory legal reserve, o
| that they Intended to limit the officers &
setting apart that amount and no more.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
POstmasters and Rural Carriers
Appointed for Nebraska aud
Iowa.
(From a Stan Consequently

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-(Specal Tele-
gram.)-Edward M. Parker has been APP
pointed postmaster at Guide Rock, Webster
county Nebraska, vice S. b. Newmeyer,
resigned.
Rural carriers appointed: Nebraska
Comstock. route p Daniel o. Brown car
rier, j. B. Rush substitute. Iowa-Fair-
banks, route 5. Thomas p. Harm carrier,
Nellie NJ Harm substitute; Thornburg,
route 1, S. A.. Molyneaux carrier, Mrs
Garnet Molyneaux substitute.
Civil service examination will be held at
Kearney. Neb., December "A, for clerk and
carrier in the postofice service at that
place. h9~r
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06
Handkerchiefs.

Christmas Observation-Disclosures means
that the showing is much larger than at
any other season of the year. We buy
these almost year in advance so that the
values are better than usually shown.
Many of these are put up " dozen in box,
which makes them more attractive for gift
giving.
All Linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs
six assorted patterns in fancy box. AZ
per box. &
All Linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs, al
15c, 25c, Soc. 75c 800. $3.50. 500, $780, $500
and up. These are prettier than usually
shown.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06
NEW LAWS NEEDED
CONTINUED from First Page

power to summon witnesses; examine hooks
and with ali power necessary to investigate
expenditures and methods of doing business
be appointed and instructed to make n
complete report to the governor on or he
fore November 4. 1906. who shall submit
the same 10. the legislature at ITS next ses-
sion with any recommendations he NAV
make thereon" - =
AFTER reading his message 10 the ieais.
lature Governor LaFollette made a state
ment that he would accept the United
States senatorship 10. which he was elected
by the legislature last session ''.ss (.
GovernoH Lafollette intends to resign as
governer during the session.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06
EIeetioas b. sas.aehu.et,..

BOSTON, Dec -Municipal eIectians
were held today in fourteen Massa chuseffs
cities. not Including Boston. OF these
cities, all except Fai River chose a mayor
the term OF office In .thnt city being t1vo
years. In nearly. all OF the municipalftie
there were close contests for mayor and
for control Of the city government The
question of licensing the sale OF LIQUOR wa
the most prominent feature Of the election
at several points.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06
PAYS 10 PREVENT SUIT
Mutual Reserve Life Buys Off Nan Who
Was Organising Policyholdsrs.
EQUITtBLe Z DIMuRRERD. b. SUSTAINED
courtg Bliss ,slthaa s2hicers of Conn
Daay Are to Dectds Amount of
PoIicyhoIders' share of
suspIpa D

NEW, YORK, pecs b. Instances in
which the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
company paid an aggregate. OF about $4,000,
in what Vice President George D. Eldredge
of that company called "holdups" were
related to the insurance investigating com
mittee by Mr.. Eldredge today. In one case
in 1898 7lt, Hldredge testified the company
paid $500 10 John Mcdonald. a Phila-
delphiaS lawyer who had been active in
organizing the policyholders OF the Mutual
Reserve Life Insurance company into a
movement which charged President Fred
erick A. Burnham OF that company with
Encouragement and demanded his re-
moval. The Charges also reflected upon
Mr. Eldfedke's management as vice prest-
dent and the threat was made 70 ask for
the appointment OF a receiver of the COM
pany Engaged in this movement of the
polieyholders also was ]. S. Hoffecker a
former auditor of the company, who had
been dismissed or who had resigned. Mr..
Eldredgas declared that Honecker was not
dismissed until he had demanded an in
crease in salary from $50 to 500 a week
and pFaetiealy said It was safer for the
company TO Keep him than TO let him go,
in view Of what he knew about the COM
panN y ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06
JACKSON IDENTIFIES GROVE


OF the police officers had not run away,
going north on Sixteenth street. an audible
litter arose In the courtroom. Judge Day
stopped the proceedings long enough to
say:
You are all welcome here. as spectators,
but want IL understood that there must be
no sort of demonstration one way OF the
other. II there Is you win all have TO le-
tire"
Inc witness could not locate, the position
OF MS mates during the fusillade or at the
moment when the firing ceased. except
that Dan Davis was standing by his Side
He indicated the place where tna bullet en-
tered his leg and where # was taken out
and said the doctors leaned to the opinion
he would have stin les for life. An OBJ
lection was made aud sustained 20 The
question, Did you know whether or not =
reward was Uttered for croSeg"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06

ohieer Dan }, Leahy told OF the actions
Of himself and jackson on the night OF the
shooting after they picked up the trail OF
the suspected man. He had not seen Grove
In nfteen years. and % made sure in his
own MIND Il was him before ne agreed that
Jackson should telephone. lie said he 6rst
shot was hred as the ofhcers struck the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06
Another ssHoIdup.s

Another instance Of "hoIdup." Mr..
Eldredee said. was In 1880. when Max
Beehler. so-caled examiner Of the Iowa
Insurance department, came to New York
with his son. as an assistant, examined
the Mutual Reserve Life company and pre-
scented 10 Il q bill Of $3.50 for the examine
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06
Motion Counter.

We have received our Holiday line OF
French Stag Ware, composed OF the fol-
lowing sets: ..st r-- .-,--
Manicure Sets; Military Brush Sets:
Shaving Sets; Comb. Mirror and Brush
Sets; Rose Jars; Old Copper Mugs with
stag horn handles and combination sets;
also pretty line OF Smoking Sets
Not an article in the line but what is
made well and of new design.
Mark them on your shopping list and
look at them when in the store. -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-06

TO ClIlB a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money n Il fails 10 cure
T. W. Groves SIGNATURE Is oE-eaeh box.26c.
watchss-FrsnEsr. isth ana Dodge