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The sun., 1905-12-13
LIBERTY FRITZ WANTS $4,000
From Brewer Baohmann's Estate for Not
Making q Ross Drewer Of Him.

FROM brPWCT EotaNC iuh WV
Making a Boss brewer OF Him.
Fritz Iindinger Of Liberty street and
the Personal Liberty League spent all day
yesterday in the County Court House
watching the trial of suit OF his before
Supreme Court Justice Fitzgerald and q
jury.
As Frederick Lindinger, Fritz is the
plaintiff in an action to recover $40 900 from
the executors of Frederick Bachmann, the
Staten Island brewer who died on January
5 last. The executors are Jacob l.. Mark
and Oscar Kruger and Louis G. Mouquin,
two business friends Of Fritz.
Fritz sets out that on November s, 1900,
Bachmann induced him to reaign from the
directorate Of the Central Brewing Com
pany on the promise Of giving him $40 900
if he would become president Of the Con-
sumers' Brewing Company, which Bach
mann was then organizing. Fritz resigned,
but he never got the money nor the presi-
dency, which was to run for five years at
So 000 a year.
Louis Wendell, Jr., son Of the great ar
tillerist, told on the witness stand yesterday
how he had acted as Bachmann's legal
adviser in some matters connected with
the organization of the Consumers. He
knew about the agreement with Fritz, and
as friend of Fritz, tried TO push 1t along.
Wendell arranged a banquet to which all
Bachmann's customers were invited.
Bachmann made an address to the diners,
in which he told them of the grand prospects
of his new brewing company, and what a
fine man Fritz, the Intended president, was,
and how glad they all ought to be Of the
chance to invest In Consumers stock.
Municipal Justice Stake of Stapleton
testified that Bachmann had asked him to
meet Fritz and himself along in January,
1901, for business talk. Bachmann said
then that they'd have to get rid of Wendell
or the whole Consumers Company scheme
would be demolished.
George F. Gminder, one Of the witnesses,
was asked:
Ever hear Of Mr.. Lindinger having pos
session of So, 900 fund that was to be used
to foster legislation"
Never" replied Gminder, except what
l read about II in some newspapers"
An adjournment was taken till to-day.
The sun., 1905-12-13

Key West. Fla; John F.. Stillman, Pensa.
cola, Fla: Tip Warren, ppalachicola, Fla.
William l.. Gerrish, Saco, Me-; Charles h.
Emery, Memphrema cog, Vt.
To DO United States Attorneys-John M.
Cheney Southern District Of Florida;
William d. Frazee, Northern District OF
Miss issippi; Nathan v. Harlan, District Of
Alaska, Division No. 8; Earl M. Cranston,
ern District Of Georgia: Robert C. Lee,
Southern District Of Mississippi; James r.
Penland, Eastern District OF Tennessee.
To be Pension Agent William Rule. al
Knoxville, Tenn.
To be Registers OF Land ofioes-Luoius
q G. Lamar, jackson. Miss; Miles Cannon.
at North Yakima, Wash.
The sun., 1905-12-13
Exports or BreadstufIs Increase.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l2,-The exports OF
breadstuffs for the month OF November
aggregated &l7,a7s,O2e, against se,77l ,e4s
in the same month last year. Provisions
increased $3,461 ,23e. with total Of SIS, ,422.-
723; cotton fell off 81 ,9e7, ,202 to &57 IT'S, ,5o2
In the eleven months, compared with
the like period last year, brea dstuffs in
creased s37,o2s,l7e; provisions 3l6,l52, ,sl4,
decreased 81, ,593 ,59+.
The sun., 1905-12-13
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l?-The following army
orders were issued to 'da y:
First Lieut.. Kerr T. Riggs, from Tenth Cavalry
TO Fourteenth Cavalry Fist Lieut., Carl H. Muller,
from Fourteenth Cavalry to Tenth Cavalry: Capt
George Blakely, from l0lst Company Coast Arti-
icry TO sixty ninth Company Coas, Artillery. Capt.
Johnson Hagood, from sixty ninth Company
Coast Artillery TO unassigned list. Capt. Writ
Robinson TO the i0lst Company Coast Artillery:
First Lieut., John r, Thomas, Jr,, Seventeenth
SloCum, New York; Brig Gen Charles W: Miner,
retired. relieved from duty with the militia Of Ohio.
The sun., 1905-12-13
Gov. Wright Not 10 Resign

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Gov. Luke E.
Wright of the Philippines government, is in
Washington to attend the opening of bids
for the Philippines railways on Friday. He
says he has no intention of resigning, as was
rumored few weeks ago.
The sun., 1905-12-13
QUEEN LIPS CLAIM AGAIN.
Asks $40 900 900 From Congress for the
Loss or the Crown Lands.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12,-The Vice. Presi-
dent laid before the Senate to-day an
autograph letter from Liiuokalani, late
Queen of Hawaii, and an accompanying
memorial reciting the circum stances at
tending her alleged dethronement and
asking Congress- to appropriate $40 900 900
as pay for the crown lands. She explains
that she is too poor to employ counsel.
The memorial was ordered printed and
referred 10 the committee on claims.
The sun., 1905-12-13
ROGERS, PEEr g. CoMPAN
HENKEL rs REAPPOINTED,
Marshal's Nomination Is One OF Several
Made by the President.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l2,-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the following
nominations
To be United States Marshals-William
Henkel, Southern District Of New York;
John F. Horr Southern District Of Florida
Edgar S. Wilson, Southern DiItrict Of
Mississippi; Creighton M Foraker, for the
Territory of New Mexico; william A, Dun
lap, for the Eastern District Of Tennessee.
To be Collectors Of Customs Matthew B..
MaoFarlane, Tampa. Fla: George W. Allen.
The sun., 1905-12-13

Capt, X. Niles. from Washington 10 New York;
Capt II. T. Rodgers. from command OF the hear
sarge to Washington Capt II, Ninslow, from
command OF the Charleston TO command OF the
Kcarsargc; Lieut.. A. Kautz, from command OF the
Potomac to the Missouri; Lieut. 4. II. Proctor,
TO command the Potomac.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07

Mr. Andrew Beckman fran
O.kiand, Neb aAade / onsdags
som hastigast EFT besok pa vart
kontor.
Mr. och Mrs o Z. Jacobson
alreste ! gar qvail pa EFT besok till
Chicago och vantas tillbaka
Dorian af nasta vecka.
Da nj onskar en- fn6n Rug"
for eder "Parlor, sS glom icke att
besoka
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
Req. c. M. Wickham, hvilken
for nsgra ar sedan maste nedlagga
sirt embete som pastor vid harva,
rande First Christian Church.
,emedan han beskylides Tor att
hafva staff i otillb5rligt forhallan-
de till qviniiga medlemmar at sin
hjord ar nu EN- rik man och anses
hafva de basta forutsattningar for
att smart blifva millionar. Kort
efter Diet han arrest harifran till
Kansas City, lyckades han al
regeringen komma ofver 90, COO
acres som vardelost ansedt re-
geringslanG i Idaho. Sakkunniga
man hade undersokt landet och
forklarat att Diet e kunde irrigeras
och wore alldeles vardelost. Wick.
ham satte sig i forbindelse
med med regeringen och erholl
landet till skanks met lofte att
irrigera Diet. Han ieste till Idaho
och tog slit land i besittning och
organiserade en forsamling, bland
hv4rs medlemmar hera rika per.
soner befunno sig. For dessa
utvecklade han en- plan att irrigers
laudet, Diet lyckades, och nu sale.
Diet i mindre farmar fran 20 til
50 dollars pr acre. Pastorn hal
nu 100000 i k%ontanter och
nog land qvar att CORA honom och
hans medintressenter till millio,
narer. Pastorn har nu loivat at,
komma hit och al egna made
bygga en- kyrka SAINT afvenlede:
betala pastorns 10 Det lar var;
hans mening att at en- del at sir
formogenhet bygga kyikor, och
den iorsta skall uppforas har
Sioux City.
Tort och tint byggnadsvirke
hos Spalding. 3 & Court.
Basta platsen att kopa groceries
och kStt ar hos Larson & An
derson.
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Pd grurd af den stora bygg
nadsverksamhet. som kommer at
ega rum har i seminar, har Ell
mangd folk samlats hit fran all;
hall for att soka arbete. Folder
ar den att stadens egna. bofast;
arbetare hafva svart for att skaff;
sig sysselsattning, medan mang;
at framlingarne lyckats erhall;
sadant. :.Stadens arbetare sam
mantradde ! onsdagsqvall for at
till eget skydd bilda en- bygg
misunderstanding.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07

Heryay William och Harry
Morley, fader och son, ANNA !
seminar harstades lata upptora EFT
fsktori for tillverkning af bindtrad
Hufvudbyggnaden, som uppgifves
komma att blifva 100 fot bred och
900 fot lang. lar tillika med
maskiner komma att kosta
100000 dollars. Spirnmaskinerna
skola Importers fran Belfast,
Irland, hvaremot angpannor och
annat maskineri blir af landets
egen tillverkning. Faktoriet be-
raknas komma att sysselsatta 40
man och borja sin verksamhet !
september ALT delta enligt
uppgift at dagtidhingarne. Oct
wore visserligen gladiande ON
foretaget komme till stand. men
Diet skulle ej alls forvana oss ON
Diet forbade in, ty vi hafva redan
forut pa paoperet haft en- mangd
andra dylika ioretag, som sedan
Ell alls latit hora at sig.
IVA moderna Skor till l3ga
priser hos Fridlund & Johnson
o28 - q street.
Sem vi iorut omtalat, blef natten
mot den IL mars en- person vid
MANN Joe St Pierre ihialstucken
med en- knit af George Coffey !
Emma Rebles lila beryktade huS
vid Pearl street Ccffey bar under
yeckan staff till rata f0r'mord j
andra grader men blefi onsdags
at iuryn alldeles frikand. emedan
Diet ansSgs att han handlat sjelf
forsvar. Domaren 5ekraltade ocksa
genast iuryns utslag. St. Pierre
ansags vara mycket gralsjuk och
var som oftast krakel med nagon.
Hans bortgang utg6r ipgen l0rlust
for samhallet.
Bestallningar at tafvelramar ut
toras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Basta Administer, "Velvet
Brussels" och helylle Mattor i
stort urval till lagsta pris hos
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co
Ell par fall at den fruktade och
dodliga sjukdomen Aackieberp,
cerebro-spinal meningitis. hafva
nYligen intraffat harstades. Som
bekant gar s%Jukdomen epidemiskt
/ New York och andra osterns
stader. der den kraft manga offer,
och har atvenledes matt Chicago.
Lakarne hysa derfor ~farhagor att
den kommer att upptrada epide.
miskt afven har. Sjukdomen ar
icke allenast mycket dodlig. utan
den etterlemnar afvenledes ofta.
ON p~atienten gar igenom, led
Stamina sviter. sasom dofhet, blind
het och forlamning. Den yttrar
sig i haftiga smarter i huivudet o.
ryggraden, och under dess forlopp
uppsta roda hackar pa kroppen
hvarigenom sjukdomen fatt nam
net hackfeber.
Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos c c. Thelander.
ON nj VIII ha en- god kopp katie
elier CODA grocerier sd ga till
Breun. 4o7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07
Da Nj skall bygga eller reparer;
edert hus. So kop vi,ke
hos Spalding. 3 & Court

Pa Senare tiden har stadslakaren
DR. J. c. Ross, staff pa kant med
stadens ofriga lakare, emedan de
| sina dodsattester undertake att
uppgifva ON nsgon af deras patti
enter afidit efter en- operation. |
stallet hafva de uppgifvit nagon
siukdom som dodsorsak, men
stadslakaren insisterar pa att den
verk.iga orsaken skall gifvas. En-
dodsattest, som utfardats at en-
lakare. hvilken forlorat en- patient
genom en- operation. returnerades
at stadslakaren med foliande
bitanke paskrift:
"Denna person ahed fran foil
derna at en- operation for kralta
n8gonstades ! underlifvet och har
blifvit oratt rapporterad af den
aSna, som kallar sig kirurg j.
e. Ross, health officer"
c. c. Thelanders Compoun
Cough Syrup botar hosta och ondt
i brostet
F6renfngrn Daughters az the
American Revolution har / da
game / Pelletier block oppnat en-
utstallning at loremal fran kolo
NAL och revolutionstiden sasom
spetsar och konstvafnader ,klader,
smycken, porslin, vapen, m. m.
Gardiner i senaste monster
stort och varierande lager till bill.
ligt pris hos
Larson-Swan DryGoods Co.
J Fran Augustanaforsamlingen.
oval! halter smaAickornas syfore
ming forsaljning pa sina arbeten
kyikans underwriting. Forfrisk-
ningar serveras.
Inkomsterna sko!a tillialls
missioner. Mrs Nils Dahlin, SON
forestatt syskolan. uppmanar ALA
intresserade att in6nna sig.
Pastor FERN atervande i fire
days forliden vecka fran Des Moi
mes. der han som medlen
at Iowa konferensens verkstal
lande kommittee ofvervarit DIES.
mote.
Pastor Fern afreste i gar til
Nebraska konferensens mote
Oakland, Neb.
Nj kan spara pengar genom att
kopa Skor hos Fridlund & Johnson
928 - q street.
Byggnadsmaterialier az ALA
Stag till billigaste pris hos
Spalding, 8 & Court streets,
I den danska metodistkyrkar
vid 5 & Iowa SITS halles pa lordag.
qvallen den s april en- test af der
svenska iria missioner, dervic
sang. musk och tai forekomma.
Frukt och konfekt serveras. In.
tradesaiggift till festen blir 2oc.
for aldre ochIoc. for barn.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07

F6.lR. d , dennes Ell dotter
till Mr. och Mrs John Nordst ON,
1917 18th street.
d 81 mars ahed harstades at
dia betes Mrs Gust Rodin i en- 81
der af 81 ar och p dagar Hon
SORES narmaSc at efterlemnad
make, fader och iva syskon j
Sverige, SAINT ) sYskon har i Ian.
Diet, bland dem i Sioux City 3D.
satta Mrs Gust Hedberg och Miss
Hilda Carlson. Hon begrafdes
i sondags fran den svenska mis-
sionskyrkan med pastorerna Mel
son och Norem som ofhcierande
FRESHMAN. Hon var Todd i Fine
rodja forsamling. Vestergotland.
Oyick Meal Gasoline stovar,
hvllka arc de basta i marknaden,
hnnas till oi!liga priser / c. A.
Isrsons jernhandel. 100 4th SITS.
Ilordags utnamde mayor Scar.
paikpoliser tor den stundaude
sommaren. Bland de utnamde
befhner sig K P. Peters, som
blfvit satt att vakta Peters park j
Morning Side. Mr.. Peters. som nu
ar nara 90 ar gammal. ar trots sin
hoga alder roriie och kry och har
redAn under ito ar forut 'nnehaft
sy,>ian son parkpolis.
Tiarpapp och takspan If basta
qva|jtst hos Spa ldir G. 5 & Court
In praktig borste med hvarje
kosiym fritz hos G. d. Hanson &
Co. 18th & Jennings SITS
II Hsdags hollis val for stads
~embetsman / Oakland, Neb. Iva
valsedlar voro i farten. high Ii
cence och temperance ticket. A
den FORE valdes DR.. Samson till
: mayor cch Peter Palmer till coun.
Gilman SAINT a den senare A. B.
Peden till kassor och Chas T.
Gibson till councilman. Oakland
ar nu den enda stad Burt county,
soc har lagliga schooner, de an
ORA fuskar di val litet emellanat
med ''blindgrisar"" och ''hal-i-vag
gen. ON vi 81 misstaga oss Aide
les tor mycket Ty di super ALT
Burt ocksa. alldeles precis SON
annorstadcs, och da ar "blindgri
sens" grymtande en- ljuf 0. troste
rik musk Tor de torstande sjalar
der schooner saknas.
De hnaste skjortor ! staden fol
zoe. hnnas endast hos
G. d. Hanson & Co.
Mslarefarg-r af ALA Stag och
oljor at basta qvalitet c A Lar
sons iernhandel, 100 4th st.
Friska gronsaker och jordgub
bar hos Larson & Anderson.
Tacksamhets6etygeiss.
Harmed far jag till vanner och
bekanta framfora min hiertlig;
t~acksagelse for Diet deltagande d.
wisade under min hustrus lang
sjukdom och TOR den heder d.
sedan visade henaes mime genon
att talrikt deltaga ! b~egrafningel
och smycka hennes kista NEE
blommor.
Sioux City. Ia, den 3 apri
1905.
Gust Rodin.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07
Sioux City.

S9ruSia N0nttorens kontor
halie$ oppet fran kl. 7 till 9 hVarie
qvAil.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-07
Mol ltLtFUEKuMNER GIT

F6.Ii. d denpes en- dotter
till Mr. och Mrs John Nordst ON,
1917 18th street.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-11
Bride of Three Months Shot.

BUTTE, Mont, Oct. 11.-Mrs. Ches-
ter McAvoy, three months bride, was
shot last night through the head and
seriously wounded by Andrew Ander-
son, a rejected suitor.
Anderson is a Swede who showered
mis- attentions upon the woman before
her marriage and continued to hover
about the McAvoy home afterwards,
though repeatedly ordered to stay
away.
When McAvoy was at work on the
night shift in the mines, Anderson
slipped into the mouse and while the
woman was lying sick on bed fired
upon her. Though dazed by the bullet
Mrs. McAvoy grappleI with her
would-be assassin and screamed loud
ly for help.
Mrs. Jackson. a neighbor, responded
and the two women had Anderson
down on the floor, a prisoner, when he
souirmed loose and thus far has been
able to elude the officers.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-11
HIGHBINDER VICTIM.
Head of Montana Celestial Is Chopped
Open by Society Murderer.

BOHEMIAN, Mont, Oct. 11.-One of
the most brutal murders ever COM
mitted in this county took place about
9 o'clock this morning when Lu Sing,
a supposed highbindet, chopped Tom
Sings head open with a sharp hatchet.
Tom Sing is an Americanized Chin
aman. He went into restaurant
and ordered his meal and was eating
it when Lu Sing crept up behind MIN
with a sharp hatchet and cut six
gashes in his head. Lu Sing was i'm
mediately arrested and on the way to
the station was afraid he had not
killed his man, but when ne was as
sured that he had he said he was hap
py.
1t is believed Lu Sing was sent by
the San Francisco Highbinder society
to do away with Tom Sing.
Tom Sings wife became nysterical
and threw herself upon his body. She
soon composed herself and slapped
his cheeks and scolded him for not
eating his breakfast at home.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-11

She says that perhaps you and not
the president, got the sixty bottles
which a Grand Rapids brewery sent.
Mrs. Forrest puts the beer up to you.
But she wants to be sure before the
Allegheny w. G. T. u. rises in her
wrath and rusnes Mr. Roosevelt
II was away when the beer came"
said Mr.. Loeb, as calmly as if he
were taking an oath; "but know that
the same day it was sent back. with
the acknowledgement that invariably
goes with each of the hundreds of
presents sent every year to the pres
ident and always returned"
Assistant Secretary Barnes was in
charge Of the executive office when the
barrel of bottled beer arrived.
"They can search me-" said Mr..
Barnes. Il cannot even look at bot
tied beer. The sixty bottles were sent
back to the Michigan brewery at once,
with polite thanks"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-11
REAL CULPR|T
IN THE TOLLS
Bankers Son Robbed Bank
Seven Years Ago
CASHIER WAS CONVICTED OF CRIME
The Divorced Wife of Wilkins Gives
Evidence Thst Will Prove Him
Guilty.
CASHIER WAS CONVICTED OF CRIME

LIMA, Ohio, Oct. 11.-Thomas K.
Wilkins, Jr., son of Banker Elijah
Bowsher, has been arrested, accused
CT he robbery of the American Ma
ional bank in this city, Christmas,
1898, of which crime at the time
Cashier Gus Kalb and n. L. Michael
were accused and made good the $1S,-
900 stolen. Judgments were render
ed against them also in slander suits
brought by Wilkins and Bowsher.
Kalb says he spent $4,000 trying to
unravel the mystery and clear mis-
name. The prosecuting attorney says
he secured the evidence against Will
kins mostly from Wilkins divorced
wife, a convict.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-11
Is Denied q XHe.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 11.-Rear Ad-
miral Yates Sterling, U. s. NJ, retired,
who by a Maryland statute passed in
1901 is disfranchised, although always
a resident Of Baltimore, mas written
a letter of protest to a local newspa-
per in which he says:
Does Maryland intend to put a
stigma upon her sons who leave the
state upon the call of the national
government in the military and naval
service?"
The statute provides that a resident
Of the state going to another state or
country and returning here must give
twelve months notice before he can
register.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-11
WILL GUARD PRESIDENT.
Every Precaution Against Yellow Few.
er Taken by New Orleans.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. IL
Every precaution will be taken to safe
guard President Roosevelt on his trip
to New Orleans and the rooms he will
occupy while there will be screened to
prevent mosquitoes from gaining en-
trance The room will be fumigated
day or two before he arrives. There
may be some danger of infection by
reason of persons in the first stages
so as to be on the streets to see the
president These people will be care
fully watched.
The determination of the president
to return by sea has again revived the
contention that there is constitutions
al or statutory limitation against the
presidents leaving the limits Of tho
United States. There is no sucn pro-
vision, but no president has ever left
the domain of the United States and
entered the territory of another coun-
try. Every president has scrupulous-
ly observed the unwritten law in this
regard. Presidents have, however.
gone beyond the three-mile limit at
sea, which is, of course, beqond the
confines of the country, as will Pres
ident Roosevelt on his return by sea
from New Orleans.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-11
LOU Took STRUCK BY w. e. r. C.
TRAIN AT HUNTS AND IN
STANTLY KILLED..
Accident Occurred Last Night While
Chinaman Was Walking Along
Track-BadIy MangIed.

Lou Took, a Chinese section hand,
was run over by the w. & r. c.. pas
senger train at Hunts junction last
night and instantly killed. The body
was picked up after the accident and
placed in box car pending an ex-
animation by Coroner Smith, who
was notified of the accident this morn
ine.
No blame is attached to the crew
in charge of the train. Took, it seems,
was returning from a trip to Wallula,
where he visited friends last night
and was walking slowly along the
track. The engineer did not catch
sight of the Chinaman until he was
so close it was impossible to stop
the train. The engineer repeatedly
sounded the whistle, but Took re-
mained on the track and was struck
by the pilot and hurled through the
air. He lived but a minute after the
accident, being badly crushed and
cut through coming in contact with
the ground. The dead Cninaman
has been employed on the w. & r. c.
as a section hand for several years
He was about As years of age. The
boss contractor who employed Took
went to Wallula this morning to
make arrangements for burying the
body at that point.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-11
Tries for the Yale Team.

NE WHAVEN, Conn.,, Oct 11.-For
tne first time a member of the French
nobility has joined an American uiii-
versity football eleven.
He is Count Louis Vtllombrossa de
Mores. whose father once challenged
D,os;,.,+ Roosevelt to a duel. Young
de Mores yesterday afternoon reported
at the regular practice OF the Yale
team and played guard on the thiro
team.
He is about 20 years old, weighs lso
mounds. and stands six feet two incnes
in height and is member OF the 3u-
nior class in the Sheffield scientific
school.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-11
JoIts In His Auto Cause It.

OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. Ill. B..
John, a well-known young business
and club man, lies dangerously. If not
fatally, ill at the Hotel Metropole, suf-
fering from spinal meningitis, caused
by reckless automobiling The Joltlng
and Earring of passing over rough
places at a great rate of speed has
caused this arrangement of the ner-
vous system, declares mis- physician.
John has the reputation Of being one
of the speediest automobilists about
town. His driving was reckless to the
point of danger.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-11

mana is that General Gomez's mission
is to call on President Roosevelt and
invite the intervention of the United
States in the prevailing troubles be-
tween the liberal party and the gov
ernment of President Palma. but
when questioned about this the gen.
eral said he had no present idea of
doing so, although ne would be very
glad If he could enlist public senti-
ment and sympathy in the cause of
reason and justice for the whole peo-
pie.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-11
WHAT IS A
MONOPOLY?
Question Argued Before Chi
cago Federal Court
THE STANDARD OIL As An EXAMPLE |
Packers Deny That Their Combine
Constitutes a MonopoIy-Both
Sides Are Hopeful.

ments on the demurrers of the pack
ers was resumed this morning. Dur
ing the discussion of the definition of
the word monopoly the court asked if
there is in business an illustration of
a practical monopoly. The packers
attorney replied that the Standard
Oil company is one. Judge Hum
phrey questioned the attorneys on
both sides impartially. In his finding
foult with their arguments botn
sides took encouragement.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-11
Union Pacific Directors.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 1.-THE
Union Pacific shareholders have elect
ed directors as follows: oliver Ames,
w. D. Cornish, Thos. T. Eckert, Hen
ry c. Frick, E. H. Hartman, Marvin
Hughitt, Otto H. Kahn, r. S. Lovett,
Charles A. Peabody, w. G. Rockefeller,
H. H. Rogers, J. n. Schniff, Joseph E.
Smith, (Mormon president,) Jas. Still
man, H. A. Valentine