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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31

can go home now. We no longer need you.
we have liberty" Then they babe the
Cossacks toss their caps in honor of the
were withdrawn from the streets, which
were left in charge Of the ordinary night
force OF policemen.
Crowd Gathers at winter Palace.
Soon after midnight\a crowd OF several
hundred gathered in the great square be-
fore the winter palace and sang a chant
from the church liturgy addressed to the
emperor and the national anthem and IN
ished with rousing cheers for his majesty
and the imperial family. Then they
marched to the barracks of the Preobra-
jensk guards and demanded the regimentsl
band lead the procession.
Disappointed there, they continued to the
barracks Of the Pavlovsk guards on The
same errand, but the soldiers misunder-
standing the purport OF the demonstration.
threw open the gates of the court and
threatened to fire unless the crowd made
Off at once, when the manifestants fed in
terror. In the Nevsky prospect there was
some rough play, but the boisterous ones
formed an inconsiderable portion of the
crowds. There were no illumnatons or
any other formal demonstrations. the pop
ulation Of the capital having lived too long
under a regime under which all initiative
for outward Nestivity camo from the po-
lice.
The strike has ended on the Moscow &
st. Petersburg, the Moscow & Kasan and
the Moscow & Archangel railroads.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

j. NJ. Mason, Gary. is at the Arcade.
w. II. Swan of Alliance is at the Murray.
George L. Carter, game warden of the
state, may be found at the Merchants.
T. l.. Lindear, Howells; r. p. Tate,
Plainview; G. Casper, Lincoln; P. ].
Swenk, Fremont, c. Atkinson, Creighton,
are at the Millard.
f. C. Nicholson city clerk of Nebraska
City, is here to look after the affairs of his
late brother, George I. Nicholson. He Is
registered at the Merchants hotel,
At the Her Grand-J. p. Gage Fremont
j. A. Cline, Lincoln; II. Burritt, MS wife
and daughter, shelby; F. ]. Fork, Tekamah
A. Langenbach, Waterloo; l.. p. South
worth, Ravenna; T. WhitmOre, Il. b.
Stephan, Lincoln; Phillip Swanson, Beat
rice, may be found at the Paxton.
c. w. Preston of Defiance, Ia, formerly
present engaged in the general mercantile
business at Defiance, Ia, came In as one
OF the evening guests at the Merchants.
Charles Clifton, Willard; d. II. Cranne
o'Neill; 4. b; Turner. Bradshaw; j. l..
City; Mrs T. f. Jameson. Weeplngwateri
Mrs M. Viles, Lyons; J. e. MoRcrief
Grand Island; NJ M Straub, AvJca are
guests at the Merchants.
At the Murray-W. II. Swan, Alliance;
field; Lou w. Frazier. Fairmont; ID. 3
Houstan Geneva; c. T. Nelson, Seward
NJ. l., Munger, Lincoln; l.. c.. Ermice
Hastings; Paul Hagel, Columbus; D. A.
Jones, Wayne; c. S. MusseIman.
Mr. Harry l. Vaughn. who has been max
past two years as western manager OF the
Crown Cork and Seal company OF Balti-
more has been transferred to an eastern
territory, with headquarters at Des Moines
Great Western Granite company, has gone
to Chicago on business
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
LOSERS WANT A NEW CHANCE
Property Aowners Attack Judge
suttOn's Proceedings in BOuI-
evard Suit.

Through Attorneys Joel w. West and
Frank T. Ransom the Coad Real Estate
company and others have filed petition
asking to have set aside the findings of
Judge Sutton In the proceedings to declare
void the assessment district made for the
boulevard from Riverview park to Burt
street. Judge Sutton held that the assess
nent district was legal and that the spe-
cial tax levied was fully Offset by the
benefits.
The petition to have the finding set aside
alleges Irregularities on the part of the
court which prevented a fair trial, that
the finding Is not sustained by tho evil
dence and that 1t is contrary to law 1t
is further alleged that the stenogTapher
who took the testimony is absent from the
state and that plaintiffs cannot therefore
get a transcript to enable them to take
an appeal to the supreme court.
The finding by Judge Sutton was reached
only after many hearings, and the stenog-
rapher who took the testimony Is Harry
Cohn. now an assistant district attorney
in Alaska.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
ANOTHER REBUFF FOR DUNE
Chicago Council, Adopts Substitute for
Action He Asks Looking Toward
Acquiring Traction Lines.


CHICAGO. Oct so.--The plans OF Mayor
Dunno looking eN@ immediate municipal
ownership of the street railways met with
another setback tonight at the hands of
the city council. The mayor at the last
meeting of the council submitted an order
that the local transportation committee
OF the council In connection with the legal
advisors OF the dity proceed, without delay
to prepare an ordinance for the purpose of
acquiring ownership of the street railways
of Chicago under the law passed at the
last session of the state legislature, allow
ing them to be purchased by money pro-
cured from the sale OF scrip.
Alderman Foreman offered a substitute
for the order of the mayor declaring that
the transportation committee should test
the legality of the sale of the scrip before
proceeding further. After a long debate
the substitute was carried by a vote of
forty-five TO twentyrone,
The result was distinct disappointment
to the mayor, but he asserted after the
meeting adjourned: 1.-The fight has only
just begun"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
OUR LETTER BOX,


OMAHA. oct. SOTO the Editor Of The
Bee: Your editorial on above subject in
last Sundays Bee is certainly timely and
to the point. I have for years been in Ia
vor OF the establishment Of postal savings
banks for at least two good reasons First,
the system would afford the only known
absolutely safe and sure means Of invest
ment for the savings OF poor people, or
people OF but moderate means; second,
it would not only tend to promote habits
OF industry and frugality among the toll
ing masses, but patriotism and love OF
country as well.
A large proportion OF the wage earners
Of this country spend at least some of their
earnings for things from which they real
ize but little or no real pleasure or benefit.
Small as this sum might be in many cases,
It would, with accruing interest. II placed
On deposit. swell to an amount not TO be
despised, in the course OF years, and serve
as the most effectual means OF bridging
the chasm OF hard times" financial
panics or periods of "over production, ="
which are sure to come to us sooner or
later
II but part Of the money that has been
wasted in this country the past two years
in promoting and prosecuting i'll advised
and sympathetic strikes" could have been
deposited, on interest, in absolutely safe
hands the enormous sum thus realized in
course Of time could be used TO establish
cooperative industries among working
men. and thus make at least many OF
them not only prosperous but independent
for all time OF their former employers.
Indeed the benefits that could be de-
rived from the system are so numerous,
so plain and so great that it is marvel
the question has never been made the
paramount issue" with any political
party. And 1t really appears to me I'M
necessary TO point out in public print the
necessity for such a measure that should
be potent TO the mind Of any grown per-
son of ordinary intelligence.
SAUL WRIGHT.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
Great Flisht Of Ducks

STURGIS. S. D., Oct. SO-(special.)-
There was an extraordinary big flight OF
ducks Friday night. 1t appears that they
made long trip that day for when they
heached here that night they were unable
reached here, being all tagged out. A large
number dropped right in the heart OF the
city that night and we're unable 20 fly
further. About twenty-five were picked up
in the streets by different parties, all being
alive but unable to ny. 1t is thought that
some of these struck the electric light
wires and were hurt. Hunters who went
out Saturday had good luck. as the ooun-
try was full all DAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
BLACK HILLS EXHIBIT CAR
Captain Gardner and Forces at the
Webster street Depot for Next
Two Days.

Captain c. v. Gardner, who is in charge
Of the Black hills exhibit car. reached
Omaha with his car last evening, after
very successful five weeks trip through
Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
He will stay in Omaha for the next two
days and keep the car open from early in
the morning until late at night, so that
all who wish may have full chance to in
spect the splendid exhibits he has on dis
play. Samples of almost every known
mineral, Of fruit, grain and vegetables OF
all kinds and OF magnificent quality are
shown in the car. together with infnrma-
ton concerning the section where they
were obtained. A special invitation is ex-
tended to the business men OF the city,
many OF whom have good customers in the
Slack hills.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
WRECK ON SANTA FE

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passengers whose destination was west of
Kansas City proceeded on their journey.
Most of the passengers who were going to
the far west escaped injury, as few of
them were in the cars which were derailed.
After the wreck Albert Truax of Santa
Clara, Cal, one of the injured passengers,
stood near the chair car, his hands cut and
bleeding, his clothes caked with mud. He
said:
IT was sitting in the chair car watching
three children playing along the aisle.
There was an awful crash and l was
thrown to the floor. picked myself up and
pushed the three children over to their
father and crawled out of window. 1 saw
the engine steaming away and went for
ward to where the conductor was working
at the smoker.
"other passengers had got out from the
Pullman cars by that time and most OF
them were helping. The stove in the smoker
had overturned and commenced burning.
Some one handed me q pitcher OF water
and that was enough to put the blaze out.
Then helped the conductor get the
wounded and dead out. II was awful, they
groaned and shrieked whenever we touched
any Of the splintered timbers that were
lying across their bodies. 1t seemed a
very long time before any other help
came"
story of the Engineer.
II. G. Rust of Topeka, the engineer pull
ing the wrecked train, had with his fireman,
William DeLong OF Mareeline, Mo-, a re-
markable escape. The engine leaped from
the rails and ran 800 feet on the ties finally
stopping upright.
I'VE were running at about thirty-five
miles an hour when the crash came" said
the engineer. II felt a rail turn under my
engine, we gave a mighty lurch and /
could feel the wheels under me humping
along the ties. looked back as my train
broke loose from the engine. The first
car an express, leaped from the track,
turned at an anglo and crashed into the
sheer stone wall OF the cut through which
we were running. 1t vas completely de-
molished, except the roof. which stood up
right. Immediately behind the express car
came mail car, smoker, a chair car and
tourist car They piled up in a mass
upon the express car.
MY engine ran on the ties for 300 feet
and came to a standstllI without turning
! over, My fireman and l. with the aid OF
| frogs and other emergency equipment with
us, succeeded after twenty minutes in get
ting the engine back on the track. Then
! ran on TO Sheffield. reported the wreck and
took back two physicians"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
MUNICIPAL LIGHTING PLANT
station which Supplies Lights for
williamsburg Bridge Formally
Opened by Mayor.

NEW YORK, Oct, So-Mayor Mcclellan
today formally opened the experimental
municipal electric lighting station in De-
lancey street The station supplies all the
lights on the williamsburg bridge and is
the first plant OF the kind 10 use city gar
bage for fuel.
The realization OF the plans OF DR.. John
NJ Woodbury. commissioner OF street
cleaning, will, It is said, by the eity's engi-
neers save the taxpayers many thousands
OF dollars a year. Every cubic yard of
refuse burned in the plant will save 30 cents
from the cost Of carrying out the present
method of getting RID of the refuse which
is now dumped into the sea.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
william u. Park.
Hymn enc
Observation-Disclosures.

Mr.. Hugh Mcdonald of Islay, Wyo., and
Miss Stella Harmon, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs s. A. Harmon, No. S712 North Nine
tenth street, were married last Monday
evening at the home OF the BRIDES parents
The ceremony was performed by Rev. John
Randolph Smith, pastor of Trinity Metho
dist church. in the presence of a small
company OF relatives and friends Mr. an6
Mrs. Mcdonald will reside at Islay Wyo.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
Piles Cured
Suffering for Years, and Bed-Ridden
from Piles, n Contractor OF
Marion, Indiana, is Cured
by Pyramid Pile Cure.
Trial Package Mailed Free TO All Who
Send Name and Address.

Trial Package Mailed Free TO All who
send Name and Address.
IL was troubled with piles for several
years before l would let II be known. But
az last they became so severe that I could
not walk and / had to take my bed. ! tried
everything and anything the doctors pre-
sorlbod. and took their treatments for a
long time But nothing ever did me any
good. I had seen your ad. in different
newspapers, so ] got a Decent box and be-
gun using them. From the very first l got
quick relief and by the time was stsrting
on my third box I saw l was cured
have not been troubled with them since.
Now you can use this as you please, De-
cause Il Is genuine. Yours, T. A. sutton,
stone and Cement Contractor. Marion,
Ind"
Instant relief can be gotten by using the
marvellous Pyramid Pile Cure. II lmmedl-
ately reduces all congestion and swelling.
heals all sores. ulcers and irritated parts
The moment YOU start TO use il your
SUFFERING ends and the cure OF your dread
disease is In sight.
The Pyramid Pile Cure renders a surgical
operation foolhardy. Don't hack 70 pieces
those tender muscles which must oe intact
II a satisfactory cure is to be obtained
The Pyramid Pile Cure is put up In the
form OF easy -to-use," specially made, sup
pOsitorles They are soothing. painless.
instant and certain.
A trial treatment will be sent you al
once by mail. In plain, sealed wrapper
without cent OF expense TO you. II you
send your name and address 10 Pyramid
Drug CO.. 43A Pyramid Building. Mar
shah, Mich.
After you receive the sample, YOU car
set a regular-siEe package Of Pyramid
Pile Cure az your druggists for 80 cents
or II he hasn't It. send Us the money and
Ws will send Il 20 you.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
Brown known in wyoming.

DOUGLAS, wyo, 'oct. SO-(special.)-
Word has been received here of the arrest
at Philadelphia of w. NJ Brown, charged
with swindling Brown is well known in
this section, having, it is alleged, carried
on a stock jobbing business on a large
scale 1t is said he would secure piece Of
ground dig a ten-foot hole and then sell
stock. incorporating the character Of
the ground. State biologist Beeler has IN
vestigated a number of Browns proper
ties 90 and pronounced them of little value
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
ONLY one Omaha student.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. SO.-(special
Telegram. 1.-The only Nebraskan in the en-
tering class at the Shefiield Scientific school,
Yale, according 10 the roster Just Issued Is
Richard Thompson Baum OF Omaha, he
has plenty Of other western classmates,
however, as a majority OF the students In
the freshman class are from the west and
middle west
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
LOCAL BREvITlES.

Calvin Keller OF Wausa, Neb., has been
courts for the district OF Nebraska
Louis V. Rockwell OF Homer, Dakota
county, has been given his nnal discharge
In bankruptcy by order OF Judge Munger
In the United States district court.
Post A, Travellers Protective association,
will give card party Saturday night at
of the Commercial club, the rooms were
rendered 70 Post A for one night each
month
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
Eagles Honor stursi. Man.

sTURGIs. s. D., Oct. SO.-(special. >
Harry p. Atwater OF this city has received
notice OF his appointment as deputy grand
president OF the Fraternal Order Of Eagles
for the state Of South Dakota, by Grand
President Hi Davis. The appointment
meets with the approval OF all the Eagles
OF the Black Hills.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31

Detectives OF the railroad and express COM
panies are endeavoring to satisfy them
selves that the money was shipped from
Hamilton. and that Kelly had the money
on deposit. either here or at Hamilton, pre-
vious to the sending Of the express package.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31

BOSTON, Mass, oct 3O.-The new battle
ship Rhode Island left this harbor today
FOR Rockland, Ne, where II Is expected to
arrive in time for an early start tomorrow
morning on its official trip over the new
naval course.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
DEATH RECORD.


Mrs Emily Carr McNeely, wife of Major
McNeely and a resident OF this state for
half a century, died Sunday evening at
the family residence, PALS Capitol avenue
The funeral service will be held at the
home at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. The
burial will be private.
Mrs. McNeely was II years of age at
the time of death and shared with her
husband many hardships incident to pio-
neer life in the west Both Mr.. and Mrs.
MeNeely were closely identified with the
early history of Omaha and this part of
the state. With his wife and two babies
Mr.. McNeely moved from Oskaloosa to
Council Bluffs In 1854 For some years be-
fore the death OF Major McNeely the
family lived at De Soto, the seat of Wash
ington county. Mr.. McNeely built the
sixth house to be erected in Omaha. All
though simple and quiet In her way of
living, Mrs McNeely was possessed of
much strength of character. Since the
death Of her husband Mrs. McNeely has d.
vided her time In Washington and Doug
las counties with her children. She was
Of the Carr family of Virginia.
william u. Park.
LITTLE SIOUX, Ia, oct. 3O.-(Special
Telegram. 1.-THE funeral of William r.
Park occurred here yesterday. Rev Cur
It's conducted the service. The deceased
was born June q, 1925 in Brown county,
Ohio, was married December 8, 1850, to
Rachel Wood and was the father of seven
sons and three daughters, six of whom
survive. He came to Iowa in 1856 and has
long been a resident of Little Sioux. He
was a member of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31
Rhode leland Ready for Trial.

storz Blue Ribbon Bottled Beer, popu-
ar beverage. Tel. 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31

f.. GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, blind, bleeding OF protruding piles.
Your druggist will refund money II Pazo
Ointment fails 20 cure you in TO II days. Soc
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31

TO cCRE A COLD IN ONE DAY
z. w. Groves signature Is on each box. sc.
rake Laxative BromO Quinlne Tablets
Druggists refund money II II fails 10 cure.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-31

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-20
A HINDU WIZARD.
Ills Trick That Puzzled an occiden-
tai Master of AInEic.

Some OF the tricks of the Hindu wiz
to an occidental muster of magic who
was speaking Of his oriental rivals
This Is what he says he saw Hindu
wizard do In II club in Lucknow:
"llc took board md placed 1t on
four glass goblcts, thus clevnting i:
from the floor. 4 youngster sitting OH
the board was requested to plnce his
hands together, palms up. Then the
Jugglcr took Il glass of water and pour.
ed it Into the outstretchcd hands OF tho
boy. In the meantime the boy had been
mcsincrized, and his attention was fix
ell OH point Indicated by the magi-
clan. Gradually the water turned green
In color and then developed into II Jelly
which increased in density until it be-
came as solid us stone Out of the
center Of this appeared the head OF n
snake. which gradually developed I'M
til III the place of the water there an.
pcarcd II Kissing reptile. was amazed,
| can assure you. but the trick WINS not
yet completed. Hitting the reptile upon
the head with his wand, the juggler
WIN ~ VI euiei uiiS aiu plhceU IL Dack
In the glass. AS we looked it became
transformed into q jelly, which In turn
melted into greenIsh colored water.
Clearer and clearer became the fluid
until 1t was Of its original color, ana
then the juggler placed 1t to his lips
and drank the entire contents This
was the most wonderful trick I ever
saw performed and II Is as mystn,jous
10 me today rs 1t was then"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-20
FOUR NEGROES
WE'RE ARRESTED
Are Charged With Aiding and Abel
ting Henry Chapman to Make
His Escape.

Officers Tignor, Edwin CARTS and
Charles Curtis went out to the Back
River section last night and arrested
four negroes in connection with The
shooting of Frank Sears at Rivcri lew
Il few nights ago. The negroes plac-
ID mider arrest were John Mercer.
robert Chapman, Linda Cross and
hte cross.
They are charged with aiding and
ahcttine Henry Chapman, who is
charged with shooting young Sears. to
make his escape. The negroes arc
said 10 have been harhoring Chapman
ever since the shooting
Henry Chanmans arrest is expect.
ed tC take place at any time now.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-20
Hampton Pill. Rollers Take Physi.
clans into camp Again.
IN FlyE.lNNiNG BALL GAME
Score Stood 8 to at the End-"Dr"
NJ. 0. Lackey Made Home Run
Drive-Bank Clerks to Play Tomor-
row.

The druggists of Hampton Yesterday
afternoon defeated the doctors IN the
third of the Baseball series arranged
between them. Tho game was of five
innings only. but those who Witnessed
il saw Il very clever exhibition.
MIR. a. Curtis Moore was In the box
for the druggists and Dr. Gyr. Wyatt
did the twrIling for the meucos. Ono
Of the features was homc.rlin drive
by Doctor" NJ. O. I-ackcy.
When the end of tic fifth inning ar
rived the druggists had scored six
times against The fivo runs of tho ply.
sicians.
Tho two teams will play two more
games. the proceeds of which will lie
devoted TO the East Hampton Mctho.
dist church.
Tomorrow afternoon the bank clerks
Of Hampton will meet the bank clerks
OF Newport News on the National Sol
diers' Homo diamond. Mr. Arthur I.c,,
OF the First National Bank is captain
of the Newport News nine. while Mr.
Eugene Irwin, Of tho Bank nf HAMPTON.
is captain II tho Grabs" The game
viii probably prove quite exciting and
n good crowd will 10 doubt 20 to The
Home to witness it,
Tho Y. III. G. A ninl viii 80 tu Cane
Charles trmorlow "a play lie nine oil
that hustling little Village
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-20
Assaulted Mr.. Murrell.

Mr.. Benjamin Murrcll Yesterday
swore out II witrrant charging Conduc-
tor Bailey with assanRing him with
'b!nch jnck." phc case will BIZ
hetrd by Major Jones this morning in
Tie police court. Mr.. Murrcll claims
that the assault wns without provocn.
ticn. while Conductor Bailey alleges
that Mr.. alurrrll failed TO pay his faro.
The entire matter will he aired by
Mayor Jones.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-20
Ave Maria
Mrs. Couch is III.

Mrs. Frank II. Couch. who had, just
begun To recover from the effects. OF
serious burns received over ten months
ago. is quite i'll again MS the result of
acri;lent. Mrs. Couch was being rolled
around III chair when the nurse in
cliarec in some manner lost control of
The chair AMI Mrs. Couch was thrown
out. The wounds were again opened
and are now causing Mrs. Couch in
tense pain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-20
VIII Admitted to Probate.

The will of the late Robert Cnlbrigi,t
was admitted To probate in the clerks.
nil!rc yesterday and Ir. George X.
VanherslicG qualified MS the executor.
Mcssr.; Nelson S Gramc, thomas l..
Scla!er, II. II. Kimberly. S. c. Rcds
end Walter Burke were appointed 20
appraise The estate. DIR. Van.lcrxlic..
gave liond in the sum Of $1,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-20
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Tue Coming and Going of the People
You Know.

MIR. Frank NJ. Phocbus. of Atlantic
CITY n. j., arrived in Hampton yes
tcrdny and will spend 4 day or two
hero attending 10 business. Mr.. phoc
hr: is now connected with the Wilt
shire hotel, one of the largest hotels
in Atlantic city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-20
To Elect Officers.

There will lie an important meeting.
of The w. G. y. u. this afternoon at
S::3n in The LECTURE room of the Zap
list church. All members are earnest
" requested to be prcstat as the Of
fccrs for the ensuing year will be
elected.