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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
Tn the SOUP.

..The oysters's at it's best when it gets
in the soup" remarked the Observer of
and Things; its different with
+bo Iobster."-Yonkers Statesman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
Iron in Railways.

1t is estimated that the wear and tear
on American railroads %pulverize $4,000
:ons of iron annually.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
Racing Ostriches.

A not sight in South Al
RIGA is a herd OF cstriches racing along
beside a railway train.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
Soon Wake Up.

ANY woman may fool a man, but not
one in Il thousand can keep him fooled
Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
DEBATES,

W Inc Egenfng Nc1gS,
&wick. Jan. 27:-The final
debate with Lehigh Uni
Rutgers College students
shortly, have been held by
the tea has been chosen
w. w. Bender, Elizabeth;
this city; Simon Blocker,
I'll; with f. E. WILDER, this
I. as alternate DR.. +. r.. PaYson and
/. Corwin, were the judges who chose
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
Plenty of Them.

If vinegar would preserve morals
some men are sour enough to save the
world.-Chicago Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27
DIR. SALTER

here are just two kinds of denistry-goOd and bad
here is a wide difference between them. You should not
psider the price SO much as the dentist VI Use only the
material.
Best Equipped Mental
~ ON &c iLthe city
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-27

News want adv. works wonders
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
NEBRASKA WEATHER FORECAST
Fsir Friday and saturday.
BRYANS START ON WORLD TOUR
Expect 10 spend over Year In
Their Travels in Foreign
Lands.

William J. Bryan. Mrs. Bryan, William
Bryan. jr, and Miss Grace Bryan started
on their trip around the globe yesterday.
They came TO Omaha over the Burlington
In the afternoon and were In the city for q
short time before leaving on the Union Pa
cihc for San Francisco. They were met al
the Burlington station by c. J snyth. who
escorted them 10 the Union station and
chatted until the train pulled out
Mr.. Bryan had little to say Of anything
else beside his trip. He said he looked for
ward with a great deal Of pleasure to the
glimpses Of foreign life he would get and
the knowledge OF economic conditions he
expected to derive from his observations.
The Bryans will sail from San Francisco
for japan September q. They plan 70 stop
AZ Honolulu for a couple Of days and ex-
pect 70 reach Toxic about October Is While
in the mikados domain they will be guild ed
In their travels by Y. Yamashita, the young
Japanese who made his home with the
Bryan family while attending the Univer-
sity OF Nebraska and who now IS head Of
private school in Toxic. Mr.. Bryan did not
know how long he would stay in Japan.
/ PeKlng and Manila will be visited next
after japan and Mr.. Bryan expects to
spend some time in the Philippines After
that he will study economic conditions in
Australia and New Zealand. India will be
visited in the winter season. Greece. Italy
and Palestine will then come in turn. The
/ family will spend the summer in the cap
itals and commercial centers OF Europe
! Mr.. Bryan expects to be gone not less
4 than a year. Before leaving Lincoln he
notified the Commoner force that the sixth
anniversary Of the founding Of the paper
would be celebrated at FairvieW January
| Is, 1907.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
FACTS FROM FRUIT DISTRICT
Orange Growers and shippers Receive
SI4,6OO,OOO for Crop of
Present Year.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept N.-According
70 reports Of traf1c officials of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe and the Southern Paci-
nc, the number of cars Of oranges sent east
during the season just closed was 1900.
This includes the shipments from Butte
county and the San Joaquin section as
well as from Southern California, the bulk
however, coming from the latter section.
All shipments are included that went out
of the state by rail. In these 5000 cars
there were 10. 4sS mo boxes The total value
Of the shipments was approximately SIS
$4,000 OF this amount IL is figured that
the orange growers and shippers got &14, 500
OOO. The remainder, Of So 425, 600 went TO the
railroads and refrigerator car lines for
freight and iceing charges.
For the season that opens early IN No
vember the railroad people estimate there
win be 1900 cars for the eastern market.
T-p 10 the 18th Of this month 4s 90 carloads
Of California green fruit have been sent
east with Chicago, New York and Boston as
the principal distributing centers This Is an
increase OF 500 cars over the same period
Of last year when $500 cars had been
shipped up 10 September IS 1904 In other
words 124 s00. 90 pounds OF green fruit were
sent east UP 70 the 18th OF this month. as
compared with l11.SoooOo pounds for the
same period of last year, or an Increase
OF 100000 pounds,
The season which closes early IN November
and the railroad officials say that by that
time 1000 additional cars will have gone
east. making q total for the season OF
$50 carloads.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
/ GRAND JURY AFTER SHERRIcK
Governor HHnIey and Auditor BiEIer
Testify iB InvestiEatiOn of short
age of Indiana OmciaI.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. H-Late this aft
ernoon Attorney General Charles W Miller
Of Indiana filed a petition in the Marion
county court asking for the appointment OF
a temporary receiver 10 take charge Of the
securities surrendered 10 the state by David
E sherrick The petition will Ne heard
by Judge Allen tomorrow morning.
The Marion county grand jury investigA-
ton OF the Sherrick case was slow in get
ting under way this morning Governor
Hanley. who was expected 10 be the first
witness. did not enter the jury room until
2.sO this afternoon. For an hour he re-
mained within the jury room and emerging.
walked alone 70 the elevator and departed
Warren Bigler, now auditor Of state, was
before the grand jury preceding Governor
Hanley. In the absence Of the governor
IN the morning John r. Reed, settlement
clerk in the auditors once vas called. ar
riving al II o'clock II was almost noon
before he was excused. These wers the
only witnesses heard during the day.
Tomorrows session will begin promptly
At o'clock and according 20 Prosecutor
Benedict the first witness will be At
trney General Miller.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
TALK OF PEACE CONFERENCE
President and visitors Discuss the
Action of the Emperor Of
Russfa.

OYSTER BAY. Sept lit is learned that
the most important International question
discussed by the president and Secretary
Root and Senator Lodge was that relating
TO the second peace conference to be held
at The Hague.
The president explained 10 his visitors
that on September Is Ambassador Rosen
had visited him At saEamore Hill TO in
form him OF the desire OF Emperor Mich
olas Of Russia to call q peace conference
at The Hague, which should be supple
mental in It's work 70 that held at The
Hague three years ago on the enperors In
itiative. The president last autumn took
the initial step toward the calling OF the
second conference through Secretary Of
State John Hay IN q note to the powers
The powers. including japan. acquiesced to
the proposition Of the president. but Rus
sia, while accepting u IN principle objected
10 holding the conference while IL was
waging war with one Of the signatory pow
ers. II indicated that az later time. per
haps on the conclusion Of peace between
itself and the japanese the holding Of a
second conference az The Hague would be
agreeable to e.
The visit OF Ambassador Rosen was made
with view not only u presenting 10 the
president formally the desire OF Emperor
Nicholas but also with a view OF sscer-
tanning whether President Roosevelt would
be quite willing 20 waive any claim he might
have on the calling Of the conference be-
cause Of the steps he took last year. so
that Emperor Nicholas himself might issue
the call. The presideot expressed himself
as delighted to yield 20 the wish Of the
Russian emperor. and Ambassador Rosen
already had informed the emperor inform
ally OF the presidents acquiescence. A
formal reply 20 the emperor will be sent 10
him by the president through Secretary
Root The reply was discussed last night,
but II has not been put into definite form.
! II probably will be forwarded soon after
Secretary Root reaches Washington. about
| the first Of October.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
WRECK ON SANTA FE ROAD
One Person May Die Out of Five
Injured when Train is
DerafIed.

NEWTON Kan. Sept. 1.-THE east
bound California flyer on the Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Fe railway was wrecked
at Walton a small station eight miles east
Of here last night Fred Kempnick OF
Chicago, second cook on the dining car,
was badly scalded. No one was killed.
/ Five persons were injured, among whom
Kempnick is perhaps the only one seriously
hurt. He may die
The other injured
Grant Conrad Los Angeles member OF
the Board Of Public Works, shoulder badly
Calender. Los Angeles, ankle
sprained
Efhe Lawrence Havlin. member Of vaude-
Vile circuit ankle sprained.
Miss Violet Dale, member Of vaudeville
circnit. badly shaken; not serious.
Miss Christine Weiss Of Chicago. a
trained nurse, face lacerated, hole in cheek
severe confusion Of forehead: condition Sc
rious.
manager. cut and bruised.
The train, which probably is the fastest
in the Santa Fe service, was running at a
speed OF about forty miles an hour at the
time OF the accident. AS the train ap-
preached Walton the trucks of the bag
gage car left the rails followed by The
dining car and the sleeper following. The
dining car and sleeper ran for about 100 feet
on the ties and then turned over. Fortu-
nAtely the muddy bank broke the force OF
the fall and most Of the passengers were
enabled TO alight in safety without sus-
| taining any injury.
William Britt, manager Of the prize
| fighter Of the same name, was on the train
with the moving pictures OF the recent
/ Britt-Nelson fight. Neither Britt nor tht
pictures were injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
IRRIGATION WORK PROGRESSES
Pathfinder Tunnel Completed and
work Started on the
Big Dam.
CFrom a STAR correspondent. !

WASHINGTON. Sept. 21.-Cspecial Tele-
gram THE state OF Wyoming is 10 he con-
graduated on the prospects OF develop
ment. under the reclamation law. as the
work OF the various engineering parties
proceeds. The Pathfinder tunnel was com
pleted on August 15 the contract for the
construction OF the Pathfinder dam was
let during the month and work promptly
begun. Yesterday the secretary OF the in
terror awarded two important contracts in
connection with the Shoshone project-the
shoshone dam. 10 Pendergast & Ciarkson
of Chicago for s515, 80 and the Corbett
tunnel 70 Charles Spear OF Billings. Mont.
for S5s4,a25, The Corbett tunnel will he
about 1900 feet long and will be used to
divert about 100 cubic feet OF water per
second from the river for irrigsting lands
In the vicinity Of Garland and Franuie.
wyo.
Postmasters appointed: Iowa Maple
Leaf. Howard county. Robert T Barr,
vice q. ". Lackie. resigned South Da-
kota-Black Hawk. Meade county Edward
G. Miles, vice John Kennedy, resigned.
Andrew r, Jerke has been appointed reg
ular and Julius stensesh substitute rural
carriers for route al Calmar. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
BANK SWINDLER ARRESTED
Man Accused of Securing $500 AZ
GettysburE, 8. H., by Wire Tap
ping scheme APPrehended.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D.. Sept H.-CharEed
with being the principal in a wire-tapping
scheme by which $500 was secured from a
hank at Gettysburg S. D.. r. V. Durham
was arrested there today.
telegraph operator who has acted as
DunhRm's acoomplice gave the police the
information that led 10 Dunham's arrest
Durham. who is also known as p D
Miles Is charged with representing him
self a a cattle buyer Of Miles CITY. Mont
He Is charged with having applied 20 the
Gettysburg bank for So 800 giving a Chi
cago bank as reference and asking that
the Chicago institution be wired as 70 his
financial standing. His accomplish. II is
charged. stationed himsei. several miles
from town, tapped the wire and inter
oepted the Chicago message. -Four hours
later the ~ire-tapper sent a reply, ostensi-
bly, from the Chicago hank and Of such
a character that the money was paid 70
Dunham by the Gettysburg bank. The ar
rest OF Durham Immediately followed
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
ST. ANDREWS BROTHERHOOD
Twentieth Annual Convention of
Episcopal order is in seE-
sion Ht Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept. H.-Delegates 20 the
twentieth annual convention Of the Brother
hood Of ST. Andrew gathered az the Unit
versity Of Chica go today 70 attend the
opening session. Eight hundred members
OF the Episcopalian lay order were present
wheen the doors Of the convention were
thrown open.
Many nationslities are represented in the
gathering. A delegation Of six full-blooded
Sioux Indians from chapters Of the order
In South Dakota, Nebraska and Minnesota
were among the first arrivals.
Chang Kim. a Chinaman from Honolulu,
is another Of the delegates
The cloisteraI Hfe Of the delegates was
nut into fun operation today, when all the
delegates assembled early for communion
service with which each days services
begin. At noon the delegates gathered in
the large hall Of Hutchinson Commons.
where the communal meals will be a fea-
ture OF the retreat period.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
WILL BUILD PLANTS ABROAD
harvester Trust 10 Construct Fac
tories IN Europe BecAuse Of Poe
stbIe RetaItat0ry TAriR.

CHICAGO. Sept. u.-Clarenoe s. Punk.
yenerai manager OF the International Har-
, vester company, said today that because OF
Uncertain tarii conditions IN America. with
the possibility OF retaliatory tarin against
American manufacturers being generally
adopted abroad, American Industrial estAb-
nshments are planning subsidiary factories
Ia Europe. Mr.. Funk said conditions in the
United States are such that the Interna-
tional Harvester company has been forced
10 protect It's interests IN Europe and Is
planning the possible erection of a plant IN
Sweden. Mr.. Funk added that the work
being done In Sweden by the agents OF the
International company is being duplicated
a. other EsEoDean capitals
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
WESTERN INDEMNITY AFFAIRS
Condition of the Company 20 Be In
vestiEated by the Attorney
General of Illinois,

CHICAGO Sept 21.-An investigation Of
the business methods % the Western In
demnity Life. an assessment Insurance as
ISOLATION, for which application for a re-
ceiver has been made By policyholders. is
to be made by the state superintendent
Of insurance. Attorney General William H
Stead Of Illinois has already begun an
investigation OF the affairs Of the company
and ohicials and in the course OF a few
days the state superintendent OF insurance
will summon all the oflcials OF the com
pany before him and compel them to
answer questions concerning charges Of
fraudulent voting of contracts and alleged
illegal voting OF proxies and an attempt
to transfer the entire company to an
other corporation. This information was
announced in open court this afternoon
by Attorney Walter Hawk. counsel for a
claimant for the unpaid bene1t OF 1900,
while an attempt was being made to Sc
cure an order from judge Bethea Of the
United States district court for a reference
TO matter in chancery Of the matters in
controversy.
The AFFAIRS Of the Western Indemnity
Life are said to be in a deplorable condi-
tion and according 10 Attorney Hawk the
state superintendent of insurance will make
a strict investigation 30 that the persons
responsible for the trouble can be pun
ished.
During the hearing before Judge Bethea
various questions Of law and fact were
asked by a number Of prominent lawyers
citing why the whole matter should be re-
ferred TO a master in chancery, but the
Judge declared he did not wish to enter into
the case, inasmuch as Judge Kohlsatt OF
the United States court is to take up the
case next Tuesday when the question OF
whether a preliminary injunction shall is
sue preventing the transfer Of the West
ern Indemnity Life 10 another company
In b. aaciaaH hr, the rnnrr
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
NORWAY MAKES CONCESSIONS
Only Issue Between the Nations Yet
UnsettIed is the Demolition
of che FOrtresses.

RARLsTAD. Sweden. Sept n.-The swed-
ish and Norwegian commissioners met in
joint conference today after holding sew
eral independent conferences. The joint
conference was in session several hours
and then adjourned.
II is understood that the Swedish de-
rnands that transit on trade through both
countries shall De secured against obstruc-
tion and the right OF pasturing reindeer
belonging 20 Swedish Laplanders In north
Norway have been amicahly settled but
that the question Of the demolition OF the
fortihoations still remains open,
Several Norwegian newspapers are OPP
posing an oner Of the throne 20 Prince
Charles OF Denmark. They demand that
the people OF Norway be given an oppor-
tunity 10 express their choice between a
monarchy and a republic
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
SNOW SHEDS ARE BURNED
TrHmc on Southern Pacific DELAYED
by Fire ri Crystal Lake,
California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. n.-AccordinE
TO reports received at Southern Pacific
headquarters In this city a long section
Of that compsny's snow sheds az Crystal
Lake, Cal, with number OF cars and one
or two station structures, were DESTROYED
by fire last night
When Brakeman C. H Brown opened
car door preparatory 10 unloading some
freight for Crystal Lake station an ex-
plosion occurred in a car laden with gas
olne The car caught fire and the flames
soon spread TO the snow sheds Six out
fitting cars with carpenter tools. ten empty
boxcars and snow sheds about $500 feet
long were burned.
Brown was burned about the head and
face. Eastern trains have been delayed
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
CUBA MAKES AN APOLOGY
Minister Says Insult 20 United states
Was Due 20 Governments
Enemies.

WASHINGTON, Sept N.-Mr ouesada
the Cuban minister, this morning person
ally handed TO the secretary Of state a
copy Of the following cable message re-
ceived from senor ofarrin, secretary OF
state Of Cuba:
United States consulate al CienfueEos an
psared defiled. Express 20 the secretar ~
OF state how deeply the government de-
plores this occurrence, which must not he
interpreted as a demonstration Of hostility
on the part OF the Cuban people towards
the American people. but as an isolated
act due 70 a criminal hand 20 the END Of
creating difhculties for the government
An immediate investigation has been or
dered 70 punish the author OF such re-
puEnant action.
The Cuban government also has apollo
gised 70 Charge d'ArfAines Sleeper al Ha-
vanA-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
CUNNINGHAM WINS CONTEST
south Omahn Man VIII Remain Pres
ident of Rural Carriers for
One Year.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. H-At this morn
ings session Of the National Rural Letter
Carriers association a motion to have
President Cunningham retain his once
for one year longer was carried by a large
majority. As a result II is possible that
about ten states that are unfriendly 10 the
project will drop out OF the association
and start a rival organization II is re-
lated that a committee already has been
appointed by those who are opposed TO
Cunningham 70 draw up q constitution for
the proposed new body,
The anti-Cunningham faction speaks
guardedly Of this matter al present. how
ever. and the delegates that are backing
Cunningham say that they do not expect
such action 10 be taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
of ocean vesseIs sept. "a.

Al New YOrk-Arrived. Citta al Palermo
from Genoa. Graf Waldersee. from Ham
burg. Sailed Ia Touraine, for Havre
Deutschland, for Plymouth.
At LiverpOol-Arrived: Saxonia. from
Roston. Westeruland, from PhiladelphiH-
Sailed: Bsvarian and Kensington. for
Montreal
At Oueenstown-sailed: Friesand, for
PhiladelDhia, Oceanic, for New York.
At Gibraltar-Arrived KoeniEen Luis
from New York.
At Cenoa-sailed Citta al Napoh and
Prinz Oskar, for New York
At LondOn-SaNed: Mera. for Seattle
Arrived: Hungarian. from Montreal
At NRples-Sailed Canoplc. for Boston.
Al Hong Kong-sailed; Empress Of Japan
for Vancouver.
A. Antwerp-sailsd: Marquette. for Bos
tor
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
PoMoLoGIcAL SOCIETY ELECTS
L. A. Goodman of Kansas city Chosen
President and L. n. Taft OF
Michigan Treasurer.

KANSAS CITY. Sept III. A Good
man OF Kansas City was today elected
president OF the American Pathological
society at the biennial convention now
being held here. The other ofhcials elected
were.
I'd MunsOn OF Dennison, Tex. first vice
president; John Craig OF Ithaca, n. Y. sec
retAry: L. r. Taft Of Michigan, treasurer
Seventy members OF the society left 10
night for a trip through the orchards OF
the OEErkE N Missouri and Arkansas
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
COLLISION OFF CAPE COD
Schooner HerrvoId PRimer-six
PassenEers BADLY Hurt.

tOsTON. Sept 1.-THE injury of six
: senEers and two of the ships ofAoers
= collision At sea was reported by the
ner Juniata Of the Merchants and
- Transportation company. bound
Boston for Baltimore and Norfolk.
returned to this port this afternoon
damaged. The Juniata was rammed
yht thirty miles of Chatham by
Il nasted schooner HsrrwUld Palmer.
be ON Baltimore for Portland, Ne.
wi d. cargo OF coal
The injured
Mr. and Mrs. FriedeI OF Pittsburg. Pa,
J. W. Johnson Of North Arlington. Mass.
leg broken, injured internally; condition
Mr.. and Mrs John C. Murray Of South
Boston. bruised and badly shaken up.
Corporal J. J. Mattingiy, United States
Captain Z Nicksrson Of the Juniata, in
jury TO hands
ouartermaster John Crockett. hands cut
No one on board the schooner was in
jured
That the accident did not result In a
general loss Of life on the steamer is con-
sidered remarkable by every one on board
The steamer had a great hole stove in
its starboard side amidships, its cabins
from that point forward were ripped and
torn into kindling wood and the foremasi
and smokestack were carried away. The
Juniats returned 20 its dock here today
and landed it's passengers. Arrangements
were made to transfer the cargo. The
Palmer lost its jib boom, bowsprit and
head gear.
The accident occurred at $50 O'Clock last
night when the Juniata was steaming
around Cape Cod.
Both vessels remained at the scene until
daylight
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
DEMURS TO PACKERS PLEA
United states District Attorney Main
tains that the Allegations
Are Not Sumcient.

CHICAGO. Sept. H.-United States Dis
trict Attorney Morrison today fled a de-
murrer 20 the plea Of abatement made
yesterday by the packers defendant in
the Beef trust case The demurrer alleges
insufhcienoy Of allegations in the plea Of
the packers.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
ODD FELLOWS CHOSE TORONTO
Next Meeting of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge VIII ne Held IN
Canada.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept H.-The sover-
eiEn grand lodge Of odd Fellows today Sc
lected Toronto. Canada, as the next place
of meeting.
The question Of separating the Patri-
archs Militant from the sovereign lodge was
referred 70 the committee on state OF the
order. The questions Of the proposed ar
hIation with the Manchester Unity Of Eng
land ana the erection of a sanitErtum we're
laid over until tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
Fatal ooIlapse OF FIoor.

CHICAGO, Sept u.-Four men were in
1ured here today. three fatally, IN the old
county court house which Is being torn
down 10 make place for a new structure
The flooring IN the center corridor OF the
fourth moor Of the old county building
gave way burytng the men in the debris.
The injured men were taken out alive and
removed 10 a hospital
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-22
YELLOW FEVER CONDITIONS
Marked Improvement Reported in the
situation At New Orleans
During the Day.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept H.-Report OF vel
low fever 10 2. m. Thursday:

There was a marked Improvement IN the
situation today. An arrangement was con-
cluded today by which the Texas Pacific
and the Southern Pacific will use the Avon
dale camp. whose capacity will be Increased
TO handle the large number of laborers
wanted IN the sugar districts. ATeu-s Of
the Louisiana Immigration association will
gather lsborers In New York. Chicago, St
Louis and Kansas City and will hurry them
south. Where Il becomes necessary for
them to pass through New Orleans they
will be handled in screened cars
PENSACOLA, Fla. Sept 21-Six new
cases of yellow fever developed today.
showing a gradual increase in the number
Of cases 10 develop each day The total
number Of case 10 date is IS; deaths 9.
discharged. 80; under treatment. a.