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Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Nothing WI PIense Her

Better than pair of our beautiful opera
glasses They come with and without
handles, oriental and white pearl. Prices
range from $500 To $500. A nice line of
pocket folding opera glasses for $500.
We've still fine selection of diamonds
watches, silver and cut glass. Come in
and look. Mawhinney Ryan, 18TH ami
Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23

Christina. for OLD EoIk..

The inmates of the Old Peoples home at
Twenty-fourth and Writ streets will have
their Christmas celebrati ton Saturday. Din
ner will be served at ! 80 O'clock the
feast 10 be furnished by +. l.. Dodder
In the afternoon a Christmas tree will be
furnished by the women Of Westminster
Presbyterian church, and besides the
goodies without which no Christmas tree
is complete, whether for old or young
there will be gift for each inmate OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
NEW ENTERPRISE FOR OMAHA
Plant will Be lis ablisbed to Make Signal
Device for Trains
MACHINE TO SAVE HUMAN LIFE
Concern VIII be known as stotts-
Bogsdon signal d Equipment
Co,--stock Company is
HeiuG Formed.
MACHINE TO SAY: HUMAN Ill

new enterprise soon is to be launched
I'm Omaha which will give employment to
large number of men and will advertise
Omaha all over the United States. This
company will he known az the Stotts-
Logsdon Signal and Equipment company
and will be for the manufacture of signal
devices for the operation of trains.
c. ]. Anderson and L, +. Magaret have
undertaken to organize a stock company
for the manufacture of the signals of the
plant In October Mr.. Stotts and his
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
ChiId's Life Saved by chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.

Mrs. John Englehardt of Gera, Mich,
tells of the anxious moments spent over her
little 2-year-old daughter who had taken
a hard cold. resulting in Group. She says:
II am satisfied that II it had not been for
Chamberlan's Cough Remedy she would
have choked to death. l gave this medicine
every ten minutes and she soon began to
throw up the phlegm. l can recommend it.
in The highest terms, as l have another
child that was cured in the same way"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Mortality Statistics.

The following births and deaths have
been reported to the Board of Health dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending at noon
Friday:
Births-Dan Haggerty. 1906 Blonde, boy;
William Evers, 1928 Marcy. boy: Adam
Weinert. 3oiS Lalk, boy; T. n. Hobbs girl
Deaths-Sadie Branson, 16. lie Pacific
Caroline Maiander rs. county; Phillip
WITT 81. 2bll Boulevard.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Holiday Rates

Christmas and New Years. Greatly re-
duced rates via the Missouri Pacific rail-
way. Tickets on sale December %, g. "a,
%. 80 and 81, 1896, and January /, 1876.
Good to return to and including January
4. 1896. Full information at city offices,
s. e. Corner 18th and Farnam streets,
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Holiday PrfceL.

Via 1.-THE NorthN>stern Line.
IA fare round trip, Dec. sd good 80 days.
to points in Illinois. Indiana, Ohio. Ken.
tucky New York, Canada, Pennsylvania
West Virginia.
rs fare Dec. 22d to 25th and Dec SOth 10
January LIST, good until January 18th. to all
sy stem points and to points in Illinois
Minnesota and the Dakotss.
Sll.a5, Chicago and return, Dec. 10Th to
18th, good until Dec, oath
Ofices 1iOl Farnam ST.. Union Station.
Webster Street station.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Coral beads. Edholih Jeweler.
Holiday H1cur.ion

Christmas Holiday Excursion Rates
Via the Nickel Plate road between Chicago
and Buffalo. Dates of sale December %,
"A. %. 30 and 81, 1906 and January /. 1906.
at a fare and a third for the round trip.
with return limit of January 3, 1870.
Through train service to New York City.
Boston and other eastern points. No ex-
cess fare. Individual club meals served IN
Nickel Plate dining cars. Three through
trains daily from La Sale and Van Buren,
Street station, the only depot in chicago
on the Elevated Loop.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23

The terrible disaster of nervous break
down. caused by dyspepsia, is averted by
Electric Bitters. 50c, guaranteed. For sale
by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Label Case Goe. over.

Hearing of the temporary injunction TO
prevent the city clerk from Incorporating
the union label requirement in his ad-
over Friday morning. The city attorney
and Mr.. Connelll, attorney for the Typo
graphical union. were both engaged in the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Two Daughters In Omaha.

Mrs. Laura ROmaine, who died in Denver
Thursday night as the result of injuries
ceved by being run over by a laundry
wagon, was the mother of Mrs. n. ]. Mem
gedoht and Mrs. james p. Redmond of this
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23

The Omaha Retail GrOceTs' association
at its meeting the first of the week elected
Henry Elinghusen and Harry Fischer
delegates to the national con alton OF
grocers at Niagara January %, a and 25.
The number OF directors OF the association
was increased from nine to twelve. j.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23

gas contract case in Judge Sutton,s court.
Judge Sears set the label hearing for Sat
urday morning at $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23

city. Mrs Romano had removed to Den
yer only a couple of months ago and was
making her home with a daughter and
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23

L low rate TO the gulf. with the result that
more grain was turned over to that road
han could be handled and the other roads
we're called upon to haul hundreds of cars
between Omaha and Kansas City. No no.
ification has been made as yet of the
participation of the other roads in this
lew rate, but it is thought they will fall
INTO line. This is a proportional rate of
grain originating beyond Omaha.
Christmas Tramc Heavy.
Passenger stations are crowded these
lays with all sorts of travellers Shoppers
rom the country towns are coming in and
city people are going to the country and
through passengers are numerous. The ex-
press companies are having all the bust
ness they can handle and should some
person not receive a present from the east
which was expected II should not be
charged TO the local end OF the concerns.
The fact is no New York express has been
received In Omaha for three days, as there
is a blockade in Chicago. Locally the bust
ness is being cared for in fine shape and
the large extra forces of the companies are
enabled to keep things pretty well cleaned
up.
The Burlington's new folder of informa-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Terrible Disaster Ayerted.

Marks, J. f. Crismsn and f. Jepsen were
elected
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Gould cuts Grain Rate.

Announcement is made by the Missouri
Pacific OF a new rate to southern Missouri
river points on grain. The new rate is
5.5 cents per hundred for both corn and
wheat and will be effective January !. The
former rate was II cents on Wheat from
Omaha to Kansas City and cents on
corn. so that the new rate is cut of
nearly one-half.
Last season the Missouri Pacific put in
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23

company installed a model of his inveE
ton in the old Dewey & Stone buildin
on Farnam street, which was complete l
every detail. Electricians and signal mel
from all railroads were then invited I,
inspect the model with the result tina
over 5000 railroad men have visited the
place of exhibition. During the recen
convention of engineers in Omaha a dele
cation Of fifty visited the model. and whei
they returned to their convention hall a
vote was taken as between this sigma
system and others which are on the mar
ket. and the vote was unanimous in favor
OF the Stotts-Logsdon device. These mel
were all experienced engineers ana gave
it as their best judgment that this was
the best device yet invented.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23
Delegates of Grocers.

Chatting dishes, Frenuer, 18th and Dodg
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-23

e following marriage licenses were is
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
NEWSPAPER MAN WOUNDED
By OUTLAW VISITS CITY.
.'.c W~ts. <.w Part. isS. tl"ir ~ 6rse
Nsre, Jsa-~> Ballet Ca"ss~d

.',a MOSS rrs>-! through ~ - last
".ss;
I,,.-s Is ;-, r~su Sho a. 4 r.p-s-"r-l-
i've - a :. .';..r "~w~g t!'f. f#.r'! III =
,Hru.E.''.i.. .Ht-- srt'r ttg ;s'aH-ls-"r IN
-rsar.-. FtErrs Tracy ah' - ~ .g- ~
-. oregon P'uir"rt.sry e, -,t"'ru aH"at
.,s.- lara ~ aud ~ -..--r NIX. '.'.i
-ra = rst- .: -. - 81 Z trs states to
.a,IE-a E'-G
irIr.-E rs.~ rrr=-l'-s..'a -,ufrs;s-t Trarrs
k'''.f $3.50 n.,s. Travelled u" --l.r~. ,r:
va "u,E.y rHurfr,i g;1 "H t"- sE~r..r sd"
~=T.,r
v.r.-f-. 80, 30 - I'D rg-.-i-c --..iy
o. v...rE = -Flrr ~. about 49, I.E iI-t
N-Tn. ~. -. Br.; II 49, i1"'- r'ssi.
sr1 r--irs ',at p" 80 'tth." - e"p;t:F"
.F-"rEf fr=E - HiHH-i >. ,.Ar--i . WI
.ss-r..r g. rris s.8Fi a-,f :.i IN" - -"
s. So r..Ht.., --'--i-.tl .T-. dents Ia -" ni.
f.-y Hf tr.. ruar'Ty
fu.r N,|sS had mad" A. sry-at,,. -cr-:'s-
'r~ - ~ r'NsS5E.- -na" 'n 'ha 'oa'i
3 30 was I-'sfl's - ..r'fg' trn -f''ft
- 49, h:~ t-uHs-sa- - .-tFrvi"r E-ar'S
N- t.-. til SORTS - chances hgt -: -
..g,.a ..' - fs. '.DE.,'-:.E y f-,g-s.:.iry
r.~.ls. WITH . g-Hs-a p o-Tz" IA 'ir"c;
-nrsFrt v-- ;-- rs-'-r- s-t ~ ~ ~
rsa-.- - -ra-s No. Grur-.': isa rs
"a :, "A. 'hnsE.t f"- % 'i-n" mat -
Ia. ~. - 80. .4rv Vssss showed
-. sz- e = -rs 81 - --i- t:rl--- u
= ..'-r,F urt Tt.r tE'r.J .rEru Trsrg :
--.- .rHu.-! 'E-rrv tr Weiss S"at
sIa-s rsa -; .i-. Il = .--f.s-t ps-'
f"r - hss- s-s a. SO" : ut4..ist ~
80 -Fp<Tss~- ran Re nss 1lrD->s-iu-s
-. rsha r-E-s
NJ Vsss- : - Ns4 >zv - Ns~ HC-s
r--r~ p. E,S 49, c;.E position -:-f Ua'
. o., go --~t- uFrItSr -rS~7zi~-s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
La TOILETTE MAY
DECLINE SENATE
Extra Session If Wisconsin Leg
i>iatmrc Eagerly Awaits Mes
SAG. Outlining Plans If ii,.
chief Executive.

N.lr's-nu Nis. I..C. i.-Th. LEGISLATURE.
:, !.i.h has t.nf called together Coy :. s.'-
,.'Il .-as-',.g ~ Governor l., Toilette. ':l"'
Frr,. 80 , ".'',-k rhiS afternoon. hui h'-
You'd u-GanGZ'nC rut.lr: wa- accom-
p. aH.e.l Fls ,-,.s. ris 4" "-'i"i ru'>S..-. -.
ri.. Governor va- ..ar -..iv and an :.i-
i..s.rf. mat Mas taken until :: - &" c.r' X ;o-
MORROW when u - expected Ia. message
10 ts.s Rad
t'y :" fu-H:.lt Il" Governor had NOT
md. au. uI.N. showing What plans IL.
has TO- -iga future.
Thor. a.. Mos" wh" ,.sli.'N" I' wi!! r.
sIgu Ir.. u1,- r-i"-$Aip az: - Z" tf'
t-alt.! -ft...- S-ra'. shil- others h"lt' y"
=. -I! notify the LEGISLATURE t'f.t h.
.!.,.s not s.r.- ~ - - Nt-a.uat'-'. -!!I ~
th.s -..lQ.n-i, a. ,'H..'icu 49, WI ta.u tc!-
'ryv wii, NV obtain if.' lection %: i>l i''
S-,f.h .-.-.u II N.rtr,rt" .y~ the hon :
MA H.. iG.---a ~ rf tA' Governor VIII
Contain n.st.HlN kuHHs ~.'H any c':T". ~
.-..rr .-4UrN
t. .~ s~r.T,-iv believed. rns'v.-- tha;
n.> ,~e->tc- vii 'uE "U tn" revision az
-. r.t.r-.,G ,t>. primary and Insurance
law aI "a. sat"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
FORMER UNION LABOR LEADER
TELLS OF HIRING SLUGGERS.
Nsllre SseIas~s How GhSraG0 1Asroo
Appropriated $50 S"r s'ss "S Nea
Who hid NouGh ~ Ork.


.'h.rlcn. Dec i-Hnw Charles .i,li;"ni.y.
Marcus I.I"ury AMI E!wa-i F."l'y. al
..-"L ''SlGGS.rS. v"r" hi.-i at u secret
iu-sr.U. '. ;r. fN.rT.' ~ ,1,rEIuitt-'- III
m. ,-a-riac" aul Wagon workers ln!r1
=, slug rguuuuiUf; vork-rl-r. We told IN
n, Dr"uinS .i :t.- ';iiu.-'l.y ~.,..- s--i"r"
J.: ig.. ''N.s'i..ir. today hS George Mel
l'-. formerly president ~ the local Nil
l.r said h.. ur.>!...s, 80 ,hc meeting. 49,.
'lsrc,j the nIotisa srrr"pria;irc S.' :"r
49,. -lu.gin. 'srl"! a'. >ic-"! ih''
TolI~t.r ."- the money
Meier WAS Indicted Si'h 'h" three ,rsI
aud iiV.. r'h.r officers - tk. Local ar''s.>s!
- cpr,-yt--Ec Z" commit assault vt;H in
tent L. 4. ,-o'.ilv iujI.v upnr chris :
,.srt-Iro-,'. gr Ch-t- Nj scr. or John Nicer.
ara ..y.iy.,i -"rrtrr beating on Alr'l =
~. Ii-i ~ ,1rii :. At -" Wssh!ns;' .
pars fiosni:ai
AliAtu.h Z tai '.rH expected tha:
H.il.~ would -sTn states -v!!.rlg". his
's-firLo-- to-day PROVED - ~ s"r.sl =
ttr-st and his narration ~ .h@ cold -tio-r.-
- y-us-~-,'ilE~ - Ai-E. wss followed hy ~.
doth - Ilss rlou.n.cu wo-.!uSTAr. ~a-
-,-ais sht'0-wE"G-
III 49, c"n-ta--iy i,'t.rrr:ptH,hy .o.r-
- fHr 's-N E.Fsrt.I-1t>. o. :BN GTe'irt.
-~.. ~. ~a- Gsyt-c a. summary of VI =,
Fr--f.--.zi r..th@- han plain <-ster-Ieu.
Z r. " ur-:s uttsT,sf and n. a--: n &C
r1---rzuytrs .NS.l. Assistant STATE A.tr:-
10y F'rss. Fass sCs-usa! 80 counsel Cor
10 ...srss =; IrytnS - cc-fu-. IN. ei;-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
LEADERS ADOPT PROGRAMME
FOR PRINCIPAL lEelSl ATOM


Washington. Dec. A-Leaders II tho
House and senate hid conference afte-
IN. adjournment 0f the House this after
E,sCn. As u result. a programme for tho
principal legislation for the winter was
practically decided upon.
Senators SpOoner. Cullom and Al3rich a
the Senators are known 20 have parttcipa-
ted whise speaker Cannon WaS present On
behalf of the House Senator Beverf1g0
also talked with speaker Cannon upon tho
statehood QUESTION.
The outcome of the meeting n undefSe0o0
tn b. q decision to organize promptly for
the ~n.iy passage % legislation cOveSin0
the following subjects:
Statehood. by snacfin4 IN nmnlbuo IN
providing fer sWo States uniting OA1o-
homa and Indian Territory and A1f1oa0
and New Mexico.
Railroad rates ~ paas1ng onme IN ehee
will answer tho ciamor raised 6y Pfe0o-
dent knos-velts pronounced poaetSoo -
the subject.
Panama Canal. by appropTiatin9 0&AAeOD
so provide money tn carry tho work ~ -
June ~. 1874 ana tO meet OutstAndtn9 co.,
tracts Effort will BE- male TO make tAo
whole sum available bsfo1e January L
though u - recognized that . 0ght for IN
Investigation will he mA1e. which Involves
the possibility "f granttnG = aHselieo
emergency sum ~ once and Allowing No
rect 70 go over until afSeT the h1eSdoyA
Tariff by allowing The odHinIetfofS00 -
Yais. the Din9iey srhedules oGaanae uAc
s,o,ls that discriminate against the Cn1oR9
States. hut mt {" lower them Also e1u
granting sarin concessions 70 the 11Q1Ds
pines.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
ONO MAYORS SEEKING
CHAMcs IN MUNICIPAL LAWS.


.6SslanS. -. I've A-As the result ~
fh. c"n:..~r =. of nfty Mayors and May
Or.--I.ct ef Obi" cities. held here to-day
1t :i' invitation q! Mayor Tom J.. John
son. AN .ikarizati"n was formed 10 s'Ag
g's' legislation witch will provide. a. far
~. J.Is-.hl. ;oY q simpler and more S"p
r. lar fnT., .? government than sAists Vn-
dsy Tn. 1,es"p, State 'o:e.
Msyoy--i.c. Frank T.. EsIisin ~ Y"unGs-
,Hrn WAS elected president. to hold "htS~
ono year. The president ~ss aushorts~d
~ ram. \ committee "f seven. Including
himself. 20 gAs.sr G3'. - nee. ssa!y
changes IN the municipal code. fh:s data
...n''.si'y 80 .. presented :" the state
legislature with ii.- backing 0s IN" May
0rs' As~ocia. Ion That 'h. yeco:nNIe :lda :iSns
T.. f,,.rahi- acted u;"n-
TIL. cofnuli't.. i 20 t- made up % three
Iayors from 'h" larger cities and three
from .he x.u0il.r on~S
II. "'sE.i.r aas generally sNtresseH
.ts. :, form cr government which in;-
;,se.. -. -srr. conditions upon a ~t'y "f
SO" sr1 n,%oi Is'"" ws- no' desirable
in-'.lrrs -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
St, CAS|M|R'S WILL
REIMBURSE LOSERS
Parish Committee Meets in Secret
Session I" Investigate Affairs
"f Missing Pastor. Father Gnic-
linski-2iO. .(k,O Incumbrancc.

\ cp'Imitfc representing the Pensioners
az - 'as.':i;rs Polish Church. chosen Ia
investigate the affairs ~ lin. parfsn I've
aus. -: the i!sar;'".Iraisc. -! IL. pastor
fn.' Reverend Es!hl,! r. Y ,;r!siinski,
met al IN" parish house. last night. I;
Wa a ss"r.: session and the chairman
sta! !:s!ai!s War'.'n>ki said that nothing
r.t!li l.. given ont
'l!!'!nan Ndrdlrlskt said. h"wevs: ,ha,
~" committee. discussed me fho.;s To- rails.
money il;at TN psIish;":.rs who have lost
money through ia.. disappearance. ~ s:,li.-
iiasxi. may T.. reimbursed. \ notary pub
Ii yesterday went uvcr tho parish .s.aks
and II is supposed that b.. mad. 4 r.ro.;
20 'h-. criDiri:t.. iHsf night.
An examination "f M books I: is sail!
shows that 'h-r. is q $500 iuCu:nbraace
oa Tn" church properly.
The pir!SbIun.rs ~ the church hav~
gwen ~ al hop. ~ the return -: ;ne,r
late :sIstor, and have ask.G tina: Father
Simon Z..lir-k!. n"w stationed AZ !.'n.-
va;. No. tee appointed :" ih.. p.storlr..
II - >si,: that Ih. financial affairs oc
n" parish Will 20. in IN" :l.iunre l.. in-
tr;.S'.,! .. :s" car. q! t!.. pastor. h,:c that
committee ot 'se isym.G vii. have
ciiarg. ~ the work.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
BILL TO CLOSE AFFAIRS OF
FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES.

EFpi BI.!,- Sri'ItI.
N5Shiri,, t.I. Dee. "A hill rT0.i.i!Eg for
rhr winding 1T. pt t'r. affairs q! tn. fiy.
fIyIllZ.t !ri:r-- IN the Indian Territory
- IA H. :'ltf i,:C"i in fHc Nuf!S" Irutativ
=" a.urros ~ Hcrrss.rtG.:v" Curtis. u
nH- ben prepared ~ NJ. curtis S.c:e-
tIr! i,Ijshrork aud Isras EiNhy. ti. COM
missioner 80 TIA. Five. Erih..~
IN" !n'"-JIr'. prpy.i'-s Tor IA" G.-tr!hu-
''Su "f he tribal !sr";s ;'!.~ ;Et. Iraut.r-
.tHr' vf ss .D"i~ ard Uta'r matters concern
'rE viii IA J. Ei-.i;i"H j. T.r,BiF'b pending
tile ia - IT, stat hood till
Mr- curtis ssIif TO-DAY. IT. NI..w 81 M.
- that TIA" tritIl EarrrI.rI- wiii T..
,iNs-nl..f March rg.N' an effort WILL i.-
mad 'o set the ni4I through A. soon a.
J'uSSihi..
'iil :'rl av!r. III" restrict ions upon
'h' 1,i':f.tf''I ard TAXATION -: lands Il
she Territory waS tn'r niIrr,. t.-.t. q.
Representative Murphy ~ Missouri II
!r,Ni,:.s that al. restrictions E- remove!
-N'sT' rifa-. upon ~" rur.--;..t..- -
!U.I-bl.-uF Indians
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
POLICEMAN LECTURES TRAMP
FOR MS USE OF SLANG.


How did you come into ST. l-Ouis-'
asked Special Oslicer Elmer Skipper VII
linms Of the Fourth District II Thomas
Martin. y seedy looking individual WhO
had been arrested and bsNught into the
Fourth District Station. last night. on sus-
piciHn.
who. me- answered he of the un-
washed cOuntenance. On which a three
days SrOwth OF heard vas struggling fog
Mfr.
Yes. you'' said Williams
We'll. Mister. ! struck dis burg dia aft
an cum In or .ic O'Esrien. an dat means
.:~ blind baggage"
Where did you come frOm:' quericd
the sleuth-
Who. me- again answered the parst-
san "f the tribe Of Weary Willy. why.
comes fruln any old place hangs my hat.
hut III PIPE yer de- straight tip-1 wus
''Rorn where-' asked Desasond's under
study.
''Aw. g'wsn. yer Knows whut Sd" re-
turn~i Martin. but Williams impreasesl
tire fact upon the prisoner that he didn't
understand Martin then told him that
''Mass'' meant Massachusetts.
We'll. look here. young feller." sa1a
Williams. we don't want any slang
around here. Are y"u Wtse? Sect How
do you expect US to hip tO the sort q hoe
air that you've been splelin'? Noth1ng bot
straight English IN this station. Now
chase yourself hack there to . cen. W01
yOu:''
Thomas ''chaeed himself hack. bot there
vas u pu13led expression on h10 1AcA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
BILL TO APPROPRIATE
FOR CANAL $16,500 900.

Washington. Dec A-Representatfve
Hepburn to-day introduced \ blll to amend
the Panama Canal law - a. tO facilitate
.U.0e tn he Immediately available for
canal construction. The hin rr0vides that
tn. SIG. aO'sO appropriated shall continue
avaiia.i.. until expended: provided that
an expenditures from the appropriation
herein made shall be reimbursed to the
Treasury of the United States out Of th..
proceeds of the sale Of bonds AUTHORISED
in section s ~ the said act approved June
= i8..
Th. biil further provides that a Do
tailed statement 81 the expenditures from
this and subce-,uent appropriations for the
g .structi"n of the 1sthmisn Canal shall
~ made annually to Ccnxre 80 At tho BE-
ginning of each regular session.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
PRICE At NEW ORLEANS
LEAPS So ON THE BALE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

kEPt Bile SEE1IAL
New Orleans. La. Dec. i.-rO;,on l"ai~d
+ :. hale at tn. New Orleans Cotton I.x-
chang. within fif;.-E minutes after iEs
Government estima;. a.. the cotton crop
for 1896 and ISs Was read at I2:ss ~ clock.
II WAS Sf the wil:.s: ard most SEN
safioEa! days ever witnessed on the local
exchange. The Governments estimate of
10. -. .>,S bales vas b:llllSh in the eX':emr
March cotton had closed at II. :" cents
on saturday. With tn. flashing a.: the I".-
.sss.s.,-haIe estimate. March cotton went up
TO !: :" cents. the highest price of the
year. and Isv points higher than Saturday.
or 3 a i,aI... Later March ease! OF and
sold down 20 IL ~ cents. closing with a
gain -. from - ;O g points.
Th.r. was al. una.coun,ai.ls delay in get
ting the GOV. rT,iIrnt's flash. and Intense
feeling Is cNpr. ss"da against Secretary
James Wilson. After IL o'clock Secretary
Wi!so. wired Secretary Hester that c.oi'
r.;,orts would he late.
4 v.yitatl- mob cc men almost frantic
a, TIN. suspense for millions of dollars
were in III. balance. crowded the exc,aTs.
awaiting ;h- figures.
secretary Hester demanded 10 know
when ,he repor, would come. to which Mr..
Wilson replied: a, il:i.: impossible To
state th.. time
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05

Joha p. 00ae1y Believes 9E000 -
gaaasaa1oos VssaaseA near O..
sa1toeSons ~ Ihkang Has4
Believing that ths Alljed Trades ana
ManufActuress' Association. the BuiDdinG
Trades Council and the Fresco Pnintes3
Union. L0cal No. Z Of -. Louis. have v1o-
lated their cOnstltutiO0s In participating
OfIlcially In tho free-brtdgo asOvemenS,
John p. Gately Of No. 3Sl1 lAcleds ave-
nGe yesterday resigned hls nembessAip IN
those organizations.
Trades Association Gately sets forth the
fact that the association In its cOnstttu-
tion declares that n Is absolutely non
nartisan. and that ite action In taking uD
the bridge matter makes the Organi1atiOn
appear In the light Of . political machins
Resi4n1nl from the Building Trades
Council. Gately says that he does not
desire to continue his memberxhip in an
organization that has violated its cOnsti-
tuition.
The resignation 81 Gately from the
FrescO Painters STATES that he cons iSlerN
IL his solemn duty a. q union man t0 prO-
te9t against the action Of tho labor bodies
In taking up officially the hgt:Ge move
mens. He aays that II is csmtrary tn
unionism and that one of the fOsandniion0
uyson which labor uniOnism r. built r. that
shai. take No part IN political matters.
Gat'ly also states that he II In favor
II the free bridge. but that he thinks
that the paying for II should mt b
showed on the shoulders Of posterity.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05

various members Of the Cotton Exchar:.
b.for. ;h.s seaSUn-
During the trouble and in the early part
of IT.. summer. very little was SAID 81
Siw of n. importance Of conditions and
IN. general feeling tha: :he utmost vas
being done To ni:;:g about a situation tina:
world inspire confidence.
Wien the Bureau fa,!.: 10 annot;s: :. 4.
figures AZ th. appointed hour :o--.iy. a:'i
pr1vi!e.; no excuse for the delay al Il"
y"Stpon-n.nt. tier. was felt 20 he u
ground for criticism.
rh.. report xas finally received at 3.S
o'clock, showing less than i"..ss,."s' bales.
and prices jumped % poim's Ia the high
level cf the year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
DOCTOR 0. 8. ANDERSON DEAD.
Distinguished Himself - Eai'
ria,.r AZ Washington

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r-.--,',.- FN. ~ l-sftz -Hf9tr.,v %
has -;1-s ra..~., Ia :, i-1-s->
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05

!aticn. lie said that tw"-thiT,is Of the cor
rupticn In IN!it;cs. whether In state "r
FEDERAL circl.: had Tvs birth and its rea-
son !cr exist.nc'. in the fact that ths' AZ
feinpts of business IEcE TO iHnuence hSiS-
iation fer their own profit were not only
."".,"n..,i IMt by many regarded as a
patriotic duty: that two-shiges Of the p"-
i,ticaI corruption had at one en'l Of II u
business cf some sort seeking special pr'S'-
sexes q. special exemption.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-05
REPUBl jCANIS TO CHOOSE
STEERING COMMITTEE TO-DAY.

Wa.hineto:l. Dec. "A caucns q Re
publican HeratOrx has been called iInme-
diately following the adjournment ~ the
Senate Tomorrow. This caucus Is Tor the
Committee vacancies and for the appoint
ment IL a Steering Committee. The
Sseerinv Committee will outline the order
of business before the ad}ournment Tor
the hsplidays
/, Is understood that Joint statehood for
Oklahoma and Indian Territory and EeS
Mexico and Ari1Ona VIII BIZ ono OF the
f:st matters to receive consideration