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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
WurO.G0rOlina.

Giner Ser meiitgefiirdteteu
@urfte Der gltluntiidJen &iiite Imeri'
tn'S lit bus al Oieiem Stoote gebori9e
Sop Satteras, bas etipu inter Der
geogrnpbii6eu Sreite Der Sniel
&reto liegt. Sier ihicbt iid) namlid
cine llntiefe, Die iogelannten Sias
montsgGnte, nod etiua II Wteilen
ms Meer Dor. Ser anf Dem Sap
Sutteras Itebenoe 2elld)ttblrm sge.
lniigt DuDer falun, Den Sdiffern cine
IN alien SGllen binreid)enoe Cider
belt sur &ermeioung Der gefdbrliden
Stellelt al bieten, uno bas 81 ieiner
llnterltilbung wciter binalls %itatio.
niertc &elld}tldJiif lit nlld) nid)t unbe-
bingt 5llperldiiig, neil e. leine Gage
in Der StrOmung 5eitmelle per1noert.
Man bat lid, Gober icit LANCER 3eit
nit Gem Hlau getraaen, unf Gem
.1uberiten Eulft Ger Sonbb1nte nod
einen Selid)ttbnrm 6u crrlften, bat
obcr bisber INNER Die enormen
Sdprieri9feiten zines lold)en Sores
in pcrbGltuibmGBig tiefcm @aiier
mo ari unii6ercm l%lntcrgrunO &c.
idcilt. SeBt bot Elm berpprraaeuOer
@aiierbau . Sngepiglr aus Bolton
cinen nelrell Gntuuri eingercidt, Ser
bereitS olgenomnlen morocn lit. Ter
lrcile Helld)ttmnrm ioll $50 6rB bod)
mo an cineu Tunff errld)tct neroeL
no Der N%iecrcSbcocu luGbreEh bc&
SodmoilerS iiber 81 Tub inter Dem
Meeresipicgcl lic9t. Der 2gurM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
Ohio.

- @alo iino's 9omen, balls garen,
bolo anbere Sieder, Die iid ielbit be-
frien ,tnO allf Den StraBen Die
arnlelt 8iireer BON Cincinnati in
Angit uno Sfreden perieberL Neu-
lid mar's cine Seeroe milo getpor6e-
ner Sdien, bic Sic r&onigin Des
@eitens" er5ittern mad)te. lin feis
llen Srrtbum auffommen ST lalien,
lei bier altsbriiflih conitatirt, SaB er
rierbeinige Shien maren. Ilio
oieie Sfien WilrOen an Tlrm nlo
Ifte StraBe iheu unb attadirten
5nnGdit cine An5abl &naben. Sieie
ilohen in Ben Sol Der ct. EeterSs
&atbeorole. Sie Shlen nit geienf'
ten Sornern nnO briileno binter'
orein. Sie miloe Sneb eing bonn,
lnlrd cine TaIiagie beS S%taotgebGu-
neS, iiber Die Iellnte Strabe CUR
Tlum Ctr; bort liefen Oie Shien in
Sorbed's @rocerp, no ne ale @aa'
rem nieoertrampelten uu,o umiparien.
Tann punbten tie lid mieOer Der
StraBe 5ii, no lie i6lieBlib BON ihrer
Y laentbiimern, einem 9lltenb Soli'
5iiteu unO elmer In5abl beber5tet
WGnner ans Ser Hahbaridraft gum
Steben gcbraft Duroen. Srieolid
lieben Die Sd)Ien 1id) Dalh1 abfilbren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
Sartndfigc Imidae

bon Neue uno Malorin fonnen nit
electric SitterS erleiGtert mo fllrirt
perOcn. 0ieies lit cine refine toniid)e
Mebi5in mo lit bon beionOerenl
Nllsen fiir Maloriafrante, Oa lie
einen b~eilenoen GinflllB ollf Die
&ranfbeit ousiibt mo lie p~otlitdnbig
aus Dem &orper treibt. Sic 1T Oeln
Gbinin iebr por5uSieben, ga lie feline
Der ocmielben eigenen IhGolifen
@irflulgen bintcrlGBt. 6. g. Ilm'
Dan bon Senrietta, SeraS, ldreibt:
nMein 8rltoer mar ichr id)mer al
Maluriofieber mo 8clbiud)t. err
franft, bis er electric 9itterS &c.
brauhte, meld)eS iein 9cbel1 r~ettete."
gu baben BEL & g. Gfuete, $50 Wtain
StraBe, Dubuque, Sprpo. Freis
so Gents. @nrantirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24

SnldnDii9es. !: !
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sn0i0M0.
Snoiaud.

1Sn merfmiirbiger Gage beflits
Set iid sic Stoot Mi6igon Gitp.
&or fiinf Snbren itiirtte Sri. Ngnes
%bilipS alli cinem ihobbaften SeiS
tclnpcg llnO c%rltritt in Der 6ol1e ge9etl
Die Staot ei1 llrtbcil altf $4,000, DdS
iett nit Den 3inicn ari $1,000 an
oetpadIen lit. Ser StnbtIddt mar
lecr 1no Sberiff Smlser erbielt nlrls
slniueilung, Mi6igan GitD olf Of
icntlid,er Nlttion 81 perfauTen. Scr
Sberifi fan0 ober, mie er iest nreloet,
III Der StoDt, Die 10000 Ginmobller
hat, fciu oen1 oemeinrueIen ~geborigeS
Giaentbum unO man mill MN Die Gr.
le6uno elmer Grtroitcller geridtlld)
er3minQen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24

&ege al gebeu, beiGIoB Die lebte
Staotberoroneten . NerIunlmlmng.
benin Nbbrlldl Der .ollen Sd)mIle"
cas- irnnlide Siittlein itcben 5rt
iollen. 8od)llm lit oaburh INN cine
Sebensluiiroigfeit rcifer e~eiuorSsn;
oh es hurd) Cen 9eidluB ieiner
StnOtuGter IN eineu .beionoers euten
o'erllcb fpnmlt barf fiislid] bc5meifelr
tuerNen.
Sor einieeu Sugen lit bel ber
SeltefDroerlulg auf S6nht 3 Oen
2cfe y@ilbelmine Siftoria" bel
@elienfirden ein S6roertorb infolga
IbihlngenS hes Cells bon ber
Srommel ungeidbr 80 Meter tief oh.
aeltiir5t. Son oen 30 Mrbeitern, oia
lid' I'M Sor0erforbe bc%ian0en, murocn
% leid)t lulO 3 idauer Deriebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
WiHomrt.

Iud in @e5llg oilf sabine
Siifie ioa man pOriid)tig iein. 9us
lcbrt folgenoer SaQ: SSm @aptiit Ga.
niturium in Ct. 2oiliS lit iett SSobaml
&ermam SIlig, eiu woblbabenOer
Snrmer bon Eortlano an Der Soa-
>mlib gcitorbcn. Saig Dor Der &C.
filter zines ge5Gfmten SSudies, Scr
gGn5lid) oils &mtStbicr bcbu1loelt
lultroc. @or me6reren Mo6en,
mdbreno icin &crr nit ibm ipielte,
bib oielen bas Sbier Die aus Sd)er5
c@ iuaren nlr 9an5 unbeOelltelloc
@umoen, Die ldy1el 5ilbeilten. Sli8
lGenfte ser Code feline @ead)tlng
n6cr nod &crlmlf Ginger @Oden
iteuten iid) bel ibm Ion0erbare SplHps
tome Elm; 10 fulnlte CT nidt oil Den
grumIen geberL obne franlpfbaite
InipanOlltn0en 5ll peripiireu. Sin
Gr5t, Sen er 81 &otbe 5og, iagte ibm,
DaB eS Die &orboten Der @ulierid)ell
ieicr, unO Dob er iid iofort na6 ct.
SolltS pegenell llf1O etllelt Spe0talntet
6ll Gdtbe .8ieben iollc. Gr beetle
lid, hieiem GotGe 81 foIgen ulo tele-
g%rnpbierte ieinem in ct. 2ouiS
m~obnbnitcn @ruoer, i'm 5u beitinms
ter 3eit altf 0ortigcnt @n6nbofe 81
t%rcifen. 9llS er uber sort onIangte,
bntte 0oS id}redlidle SciOen bereitS
iolfe SortI6ritte 9cnradt, ooB icill
@ruOer i'm, obne cine @finute 81
ucrliereL nod Dem goptiitensS mIi.
turilm id)afite. Sort periiel Der
l,ngliidIiGc ols6olo in &rGnpie. m0
trob 9IQem, mas Die gler5te iiir i'm 81
tblln pernto6telt, itorb er 5pei Gage
Narollf na6 filrGterli6en AuuIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
Mmimirte ibre e@Smbeit.

Sorriet Soiparo bon 200 q. Sd.
StraBe. Stem Oort, bette infolae
elmer Sauttranfbeit ibre Sd)Gubeit
eineebiiBt. Sic ihreibt: sd lit
lett Sabren OIL Salt &belm uno
GcSenla, rno fonnte feline Seillne
finoen, bis id) @,ldlen'S slrnica
Salbe %gebraud)te. Gin idnelles
lilo iid)eres Seilmittel mir Sbnitts
munoen, 8ranopuuben unD @e.
idhpiirc. Greis % Gents. 3u ia.
ben in Z. @. Nlete's Mpotbete, 65G
Main StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24

The 9:O5 a. m. Chicago Special"
No. &, is the best and fastest train to
Chicago. 1t has free reclining chair
cars and Buffet Pullman parlor cars.
and arrives in Chicago at lao D. M,
in time for all eastern connections,
The ll:15 D. IN. train for st. Paul. the
Great Western Limited" is a splen.
did train of new compartment and
standard Pullman sleepers and free
chair cars. Through cars and sleep
ers in all directions. For information
of any kind call at city ticket Office.
r. q. Ross, City Ticket Agent.
Depot. foot OF Eighth street. civ
Ticket Office. Goa Main street. Tels
phone l23; new. 975.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
In Scr @crlegcnbsit.

Yatient: .@iiien Sic, SEER 9e.
Der YaOeOoftor bat mir
ouSoriidlih aeiagt: al Der Snng'
icblt mir nihtS~aber nn Der Seber!"
Ter 2ptlor: ~gsa. Die ii iarallh
"a ~ Der Nab'!" zen 80,
II ,,,>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
@ci cincm @irtbc punScrmilo >.

Eiccolo (5li einem 8aite, Der cine
tobte Siege anf Dem RUTHERFORD &C.
fiunoen bait: n2aiien'S MIR Den
@irib nit ieb'n, Der bered)net's Sbnen
lrnit nod ais faltes @eiliigel!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24

Waterloo,C .falls, Mar
s~halitown, Des Moines.
II. Joseph, Kansas City
and Southwest. and 1T.
Dodge, Council Bluns
and Omaha.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24

Red Wing, N~orthheld,
rairbauit, Mankato &
iocal points - connec-
tons daily, except sum
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-24
Chicago Great Western Railway.
In Effect Jan. 8, 1904.
Stations
Chicago and the East.

ST. Paul, Minneapolis
aud the Northwest.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
FRENCH OFF ISLE OF WIGHT
Fleet Under Admiral CRilIard Returns
Visit of British Sailors
to Breat,

COATES, Island of Wight, Aug. THE
French fleet, consisting of eighteen battle
ships, cruisers and torpedo boat destroyers,
under the command of Vice Admiral Call
lard, dropped anchor in the Solent today to
spend a week as guests of King Edward
and the British navy. Heavy downpours of
rain throughout the morning drenched the
decorations ashore and afoat, and shrouded
in a heavy mist the great gathering of
yachts and British warships collected to
welcome the visitors.
temporary letup OF the rain brought
out the sightseers and thousands lined the
sea front at South Sea as Admiral Call
lards fine fleet passed and greeted IL with
cheers. on Spithead salutes were ex-
changed between the visitors and the fort
AS the French vessels took up their an
chorage parallel with the line of British
warships they fired a salute in honor Of
King Edward, whose standard was flying
from the royal yacht Victoria and Albert.
The afternoon was spent in ceremonial
calls, commencing with the visit OF Ad-
miral Caillard, other French admirals and
captains 10 King Edward. His majesty
subsequently returned the visit on board
Admiral Caillard's flagship, the Massena,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
HoLDUP MEN TURN TWO TRICKS
Saloon and Farmer from Dunlap
the Victims of the
Robbers.

Two masked bandits held up the saloon
of William Fry 20ls Ninth avenue, Coun-
Gil Bluffs shortly after / o'clock this
morning and robbed the proprietor, two of
his helpers and six customers OF all the
cash they had about $50 The man. who
had revolver in his hand entered the
front door and lined the men up against
the wall when they proceeded to go
through their pockets. In addition to the
cash one of the robbers took a bottle of
whiskey and the other a bottle OF cham
pagne They then backed out of the door
and disappeared. The robbers were both
young men and from their actions are
thought TO be new at the business.
A few minutes past 1 this morning two
young men held up a farmer from Dunlap,
Ia, whose name the police did not learn,
at Tenth street and First avenue, near the
Northwestern tracks in Council Bluffs
They secured three so and four IS bills
One of them took the victims watch but
returned it with the remark II guess we
don't want this" The two jobs are thought
to be the work OF the same pair.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
George II. Roberts, Director of the
Mint, Starts for the
West.
tFrom a star Correspondent)

WASHINGTON, Aug. I-(Special Tele-
gram )--George H. Roberts, director of the
mint, will leave Washington tomorrow for
a months visit in the west. Mr.. Roberts
WILL during his absence, combine Official
and private business. He goes first to
Des Moines and other points in Iowa, upon
private affairs, and will upon conclusion
go to Denver to look into affairs of the
mint.
Amos Creager has been appointed post
master at East Peru, Madison county, Ia,
vice U. u. Weachter, resigned
Rural free delivery route No 4 has been
ordered established October Is, at Palmer,
Merrick county, Neb., serving $50 people
and ninety-six houses.
Rural carriers appointed: Iowa-Mount
Ayr, route 8 Lester L. Hacker, carrier;
Maude B. Hacker, substitute. South
Dakota-Columbia, route /, Carl s. Wilbur,
carrier; Mrs. Lavina Wilbur, substitute.
The First National bank of Wilcox, Neb.,
has been authorized to begin business with
S25, 900 capital. E. L. Lindsay is president,
J. T. Pettys. vice president. and C. w.
Price, cashier.
Frank L. Young and wife OF Doniphan,
formerly of Edgar. Neb., are in Washing
ton. Mr.. Young is member of the Lum-
bermens National association, and has
been prominently identified with the lum-
ber interests of Nebraska for the past
twenty years.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
PASSENGER RATE WAR OVER
Regular Tariffs Between Chicago and
SeabOard VIII BE Resumed
August 20.

CHICAGO, Aug. THE eastbound pas
senger differential rate war from this city
TO eastern points was settled today through
an agreement entered into by the various
railroads concerned. and normal rates will
be restored on August 90 the earliest date
possible for restoration of rates under the
interstate commerce act
Under proposition submitted to a con-
ference held in New York last week the
Michigan Central agrees TO forego its right
to any differential TO Buffalo It also agrees
not to apply any differential rates out OF
Chicago on through tickets TO New York
reading over the New York Central lines
1t retains the right, however of selling
tickets at dfferential rates out of Chicago
reading over lines other than the New
York Central, east of Buffalo, and also of
using differential rates as basing rates by
New York Central and other routes west OF
Chicago.
The Erie. which was the only road hold
ing out, today announced its acceptance Of
the proposed agreement.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
ONE DEAD AND SIX MAY DIE
Reports from Victims of Ohio Acct
dent shows Eject of the
Collision.

CLEVELAND, Aug. Reports today
from various hospitals to which the victims
Of last nights grade crossing accident were
taken showed that only one death had Oc-
CURED, but six OF the badly injured will
probably die. Aside from those fatally
hurt, at least a score of others on the
street cars received more or less serious
wounds. V. v. Lille, the gateman em-
plOyed by the Pennsylvania company at
St Clair street crossing, where a fast
outgoing Pennsylvania train struck street
car, has been placed under arrest He
admits that the gates were not lowered.
Lille is held upon the charge Of man
slaughter
Investigation shows that the trolley
wheel left the wire just as the car reached
the Pennsylvania tracks, and before IL
could be replaced the fast train came
along and collided with the car, loaded
with forty passengers.
James Martin, whose young daughter
was killed outright while his wife and
two other children were badly injured, Is
today reported TO be insane as the result
Of the accident. Mrs. Martin is not ex-
pected 10 live through the day. Late last
night Martin went TO the hospital where
the physicians were about 10 operate upon
his daughter. The era Eed man struck one
Of the physicians a terrific blow in the
face and knocked him down.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
NEBRASKA WEATHER FORECAST
Fair Tuesday aud wednesday.
YOUNG SHOOTS WRONG MAN
One who L. Running from Fright.
Same as Himself, Mistaken
for Pursuer.

As the result Of a fight that occurred
about O'Clock this morning in front of the
Midway" saloon Twelfth and Capitol dv-
enue Fred Wiggleton colored. received two
bullet wounds from a revolver in the hands
Of Rola Young, also colored which may
prove fatal.
The fight took place while several coll
oreG men and women were standing on the
corner quarreling over trivial matter
one Dove Daily being the principal trouble
maker. Daily made several threats to do
violence to n number of men and women
in the crowd and struck woman who re-
monstrated. The fight continued to grow
more serious and Young. the man who did
the shooting. started to run TO avoid being
implicated in the trouble, according TO mis-
statement. Young started north on Twelfth
street for his home, 1907 Cass street, when
Wiggleton also started. Young looked be-
mind him and saw Wiggleton coming, and,
thinking that 1t was Daily attempting to
carry out his threats turned and fired two
shots at wiggleton, both taking effect. one
struck him in the abdomen, the other strik-
ing his right breast near the shoulder. The
story of the mistaken identity Of the two
colored men is told by Young and it is cor
roborated by Wiggleton, who was not in
jured so badly that he could not talk. 1t IS
feared that blood poisoning may set in.
The police station was notified and Young
was arrested, to be held for an investiga-
tion.
Wiggleton is a porter employed in Els
sasser's barber shop on Douglas street, and
lives at Fourteenth and Howard streets
Wiggeton was taken to the Clarkson hos
pital after being temporarily attended by
Police Surgeon Langdon.
Rolla Young is employed at the II. MAY
Liquor company's place of business, 1903
Douglas street.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
EXCURSION STEAMER SINKS
Boat Containing Many Persons Goes
Down In shallow Water at
indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. THE ex-
cursion steamer Sunshine sank this after
room at Broad Ripple park ten miles from
the city, with $50 passengers on board all
of whom were men except one. a woman,
who was rescued by a launch No one was
drowned, but several were injured in the
panic, The boat plies on the backwater OF
Broad Ripple dam OF White river and was
carrying a picnic party consisting of en-
ployes OF the indianapolis stock yards
The overwhelming of the boat caused
Il to turn over on its side and the super
structure broke from the hull. The water
is fourteen feet deep In the channel, but
the boat was near the bank when the
wreck occurred and in but seven feet OF
water. The upper deck remained above
the water Five persons were more or less
injured. William Waltoe had his back
badly hurt and Dennis Michigan had his
rl=ht foot mashed.
Persons in launches and canoes took a
number Of people from the water The
greater number chung 10 the upper deck,
which was not submerged until taken
ashore by boats.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
LIVELY TIMES IN PHILIPPINES
Reception to Secretary Taft SurpRsses
Anything of Like Kind
at Manila.

MANILA, Aug MAJOR General Corbin
gave a dinner at o'clock this evening to
the gentlemen Of the Taft party. Rear Ad-
miral Enquist of the Russian navy and his
stan were present. General Corbin toasted
President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft
toasted the Russian emperor. Rear Ad-
miral Enquist who was much affected, then
arose and made a profound salutation. AT
the same time, Commissioner Forbes enter
tanned Miss Alice Roosevelt at dinner. At
O'Clock 1900 persons attended a brilliant
reception given by Governor General
Wright Those present, from the highest
Official and most prominent citizen to the
humblest native, were greeted by Secretary
Taft and Miss Roosevelt who shook hands
with all. Rear Admiral Enquist and stan
were present. Spanish residents say that
the reception surpassed any in the pre-
vous history OF Manila
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
TELEPHONE MEN MEETING
Representative of Independent Lines
I'm Illinois, Iowa aud Missouri
Gather at Peoria.

PEORIA NJ, Aug. 7.-Representatves OF
all the independent telephone companies
In Illinois are gathered in this city for the
purpose OF forming powerful organization.
the object Of which will be 10 night for bust
ness In this state II is proposed TO con-
meet all the independent companies In the
state by toll line and thus make bid for
interstate business the ultimate object
being TO make bid for interstate business
James ID. HOge, president Of the National
association, is here and viii deliver an
address on state organization"
Representatives are present from Michi-
gan, Missouri and Iowa. -Four hundred
delegates viii be In attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
zIEGLER PARTY NOT FOUND
Relief Expedition to shannon Island
Meets with No Success
on Trip.

BALTIMORE, Aug. THE Baltimore
News today received the following cable
gram from DR.. oliver L. Fassig Of the
Ziegler relief expedition:
SHANNON ISLAND. Via Edinburgh
Aug Z l9O5.-No members of Ziegler eN-
pedition at shannon Island July d Mucn
Ice in north Atlantic. Reach New York
10th.
tSignad) FASSIG
Or. Fassig who Is an officer OF the gov
ernment weather bureau, is the scientist
Of the relief expedition which sailed from
Sanderfjord, Norway, on May IT, on the
Magdalina. for Shannon island. on the east
coast OF Greenland, with some hope that
some members Of the Ziegler expedition
that sailed for the Arctic region from Nor
way in 1893. under command OF Anthony
Fiala OF Brooklyn, might be found there
IL Is understood here that the Magdalina.
having failed in its purpose. will now re-
turn 70 Norway
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
ASPHALT COMPANY A LOSER
Supreme Court of Venezuela Rules
that the sO-CalIed Hamilton
Concession il Void.

OYSTER BAY, n. Y, Aug. 7.-President
Roosevelt has been informed through the
Department of State that the federal court
of Venezuela has rendered a decision
against the Bermudez Asphalt company
in the case involving the so-called Ham
ilton concessions, annulllng the conces-
sion.
What action may be taken by this gov
ernment regarding the matter cannot be
announced at this time. in fact so far
as can be ascertained here, no determina-
tion of the question has been reached
It is quite probable tnat will not be done
until Secretary Root, who is now on a
vacation in Labrador, shall have returned
and considered the subject with the presi-
dent in the light of the report which will
be made by Judge Calhoun of his investi-
CATION of the entire asphalt matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
WOMAN NOW ACCUSES MAN
Mrs. CoIIett Says Carl Brady Was
Quarrel over Loan of a skin.

ROCK ISLAND, Ill, Aug. 7.-Josephine
Collett accused by William Nagel Of kill
ing and partly burning Carl Brady, a
fisherman on an island in the Mississippi
river today said the crime was committed
by Nagel. She asserted that Brady was
shot during a quarrel following his re-
fusal 70 lend Nagel a skin. When con-
fronted with Nagel the woman repeated
the story and tainted. The charred body
OF Brady was found on Saturday. Mrs
Collett and Nagel were arrested IN a house
boat owned by Brady, who evidently was
killed several weeks ago
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
SENATOR CLARK is BETTER
Montana Man Leaves His Apartments
in New York for First Time
Since July 10.

NEW YORK Aug. limited States
Senator William A. Clark of Montana,
who on July Is underwent an operation
for the removal OF brain abscess, today
left his apartments at 175 West Fifty
eighth street for the first time since the
operation. Accompanied by a nurse the
senator drove in Central park for twenty
minutes. It was said at the house that
Senator Clark was rapidly regaining his
normal condition and that he would now
drive out each pleasant day until his
strength was sufficient to permit him 10
travel when he would leave the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
NORTHWESTERN BUYS ROAD
Indication IL Proposes to Build West
Across the Big sioux
Reservation.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. denomination
was obtained today of the report that the
Northwestern railroad had purchased the
right-of-way Of the Rapid City, Missouri
River & St Paul railroad. When the Da-
kota & Wyoming railway excitement was
at It's height eighteen miles OF grade was
constructed, from Rapid City to Spring
Creek. The Rapid City citizens who held
stock in this road supposed their money
had been sunk beyond redemption. Unex-
peCtedy they received an offer OF $4,000
for the grade and right-o ofway to Cheyenne
river last week from the Northwestern and
the deal was concluded This will cnusti-
tute a link In the Northwestern Pierre
Rapid City line.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
ROYAL ARCANUM TO MEET
supreme Council VIII Hold "A Special
Session August 80 to Consider
New Rate Developments.

BOSTON, Aug. 7.--W. O. Robson, supreme
secretary OF the Royal Arcanum, announced
tonight that the supreme council will meet
at PUTIN Bay, o. August 30. TO consider
the developments growing out OF the es-
tablishment of new rates. Forty-two rep
resentatives from the grand councils have
signed a request made 10 Supreme Regent
Virgins that a special session be held
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
Father VIII Help son.

BLOOMINGTON, H.. Aug. THE man
who ran amuck on "A Chicago & Alton train
Saturday. killing Marion Warner Of Secor
and injuring Miss Effie Mcdonald Of Gales
burg. has been Identified as Eugene Pike
man Of Hopedale, Tazewcu county. where
he has resided for number Of years. He
is 26 years old and painter. He Is said
10 be Of queer nature when under the
influence Of liquors. His father will en-
ploy local counsel TO defend the murderer,