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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01
HnBlano.
Opama Ii d o r.

trdfte 81 5win9en.
Sell f moro gefangener
Sapaner.
6 t. petersbur 9. 81. Wtdra.
Die g6risn3eitun9 bring: bic Mel=
oung, bob niele Der gefangenen eSas
paner Saritari began9en Ooer fih nit
4risnit persiftet baben. Ssriidte fibs
rem bic Selbfmoroe auf i4leate Be-
b%anS!ung auriid.
u 9 | a | o n eeenoie u u g.
lGnoer.
9 unibu up q 6. 81. Mdr3. &e=
tosnOs3irunaen baben srgeben. bab bic
Sapaner nad Weffen bin, uabe Der
@rense Der MOnsolei rese Sbdtigteit
entfalten.
SO pirb beri4tet, BOB cine Meitation
9egsn Musldnoer unter @bineien be-
trieben tuiro, Die bur9 bic @rfol9e Der
Sapaner berftdrtt wiro. 0iele San=
oitenfibrer seb6ren sebeimen @eisl-
i9aften an, bic fh iber gang China
erftreden, unb babsn oabur9 .erOBen
ginfub auf Bolt unb R%egierung.
WoIIen tbeiIen.
ct. PETERSBURG. 81. Wdr3.
G~tnfbunbert 8auern oes Sitrittes
8urojia i'm 8autaius baben bas bor-
tiee srie9iide 2lofter umringt unb
perlansen oefen n~ebergabs NIT 8efib-
titeln.
Seine 8erdnberun9.
ct. Petersburg, 81. Mdr3.
Sen. 2inepitd melost bon seftern:
Seine 8erdnoeruns in Der Sage. Ser
5einb ii bfli9 bon Der Giienbabn
tbdtis. Mdbrsno Der Nadt trat ftar-
Ter S9neefaa ein."
Cine Sepsi9e BON @Inibu-p aHs
hnelbet. baB Sen. 2ibebiid ben Wdn=
nern bas 8erlahen bon 9arbin perbo-
ten Bat, ba Elm Mrbsitermansel broht
8ranbfitu g.
Sebaftop 81. Wdr3. Sis
2~aeerbduier Der ruifiiden 9ampfsr.
@eieai9aft fsben in Glammen. Sas
Seuer, mel6es an9eleet pprben feiu
iol, bat 9roBsn Sdaoen anseridtet.
Iene3aeIa.
6 ntaeib IN q | m MspbaIt.
pro3effe.
@aracas, 81. Mdr3. prdfoent
arnal pom oberitsn @eri9tsbofe bal
bsute entidieoen, bab bic fran36fifdt
8abelgeieai9aft ibren 2ontratt ber'
wirtt babe, neil lie bic 8sbingunger
oefelben ni4t e~insebalten babe, bage.
gen entidieo sr gesert bic &egierun9 ir
ibrem @orseben sesen bic @sielidaft
Ser @eielidaft tperben 5 Sage 3ei
gegeben einen neueu pro3eb gu beam
traaeu, Der bonn geiammten @eri9t
bann entgiltig snti9ieosn tusreen pirb
8roBbritannien.
9 rtti9erNeib.
2onbon, l. Mpril. Ser Shines
wiro bon ibrem 8Orreiponbenten 81
Sanser esmelbet:
,gs 1T unmDsli4 81 befreitsH, bal
Der 8eiu9 beg 9aiiers, ben bic WeI
als iolaen zines taiierli9en Sourifei
oarfteaen wO1te, cine riefiae politif9
Denomination mar.
Nismane, Der beute Sangsr iab, mi
es fat unter benz S1mude Der Blumei
uno 5lasgen peri9wanb be3tpeifelt, bal
iof4e Musgaben uno Mhben mehr be
beuteu. ME Elm b6flider gmpfane cine!
&aifers, Der bic Sebensmtroigteits,
BON Sanger au ieben tpiniAt. 81
tur3en 2 Stunoen, Die Der Raiier Bic
3ubraate, m6gen fid als Warfteil
elmer neuen @po4e in Der @ei9idt
Warotfo's ertpeiien."
Stalien.
Weper m g q b 4 e.
& o m. 81. Mdr3. Der papf EN-
pfin9 bsute in pripatauoiena Bot
f9after Weper unb feline Gamilie, bi
nua ct. Petersburg bsrisbt 1T. 6
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01

IbiioCl ttubOtHs 0u OCuAINyiuNO INT
mails cine iol6s 3uiage CAB, nlubte Die
Stiee ,feffqenaeelt" peroen unb Gan3=
Ter b. Billion initruirte baber ben beut=
f6en 8eianoten in 5e3, bic frana0-
fiidsn 8ebauptuneen in Der nadoriid.
li9ten Weiie 3u wioerlesen. Der 9ai=
ierbeiu1 in Saneer lit baber peiter
ni6ts, als Elm Sdmpfer fur Die frans
36fii9e N%nmuBung. Sdite Die Barrier
Prehe ni9t einen gar 10 iniolenten 5On
an9ei4lasen, 10 mdre es benz 9aiisr
wa6rideinli9 gar nidt eingefaQen.
mad Warofto 3u aeben. gersniigen
ma6t ibm bic 8eidi9te auf tsinsn
6aa.
l1ebrieens 6at Is bier einege Seiter=
felt erre9t, baB unter ben marottani=
fden Witrbentrdesrit, tpelds ben 2aiIer
bel isiner Intunft in 8anger besrtben
perosn, fi9 au9 Der 8anoitenbdupt-
ling &aiiuli, Der betanntli9 npr eini-
gen Saesn gum Gouberneur elmer
prObin3 ernannt wuroe, bsfinoen iOa.
Wan fiebt bies als elm etpas 3%ueifel-
bates compliment fir ben 2aiier on.
4oIoniates.
Berlin, 81. Wdr3. Der DIRECTION
bes &olonialamtes S1. StibeI iagte
beute i'm &ei9sta9s. In grpioeruna
elmer Nnfrase, baB 1908 Wdnnsr,
Grauen uno 3inoer big ieBt in 3on=
3entratiOnslasern Seutid Stopeft=
@frita's fe ffeebalten tperben. Sie &e=
gieruug babe ni9t bic Gbf9t, biz
OOambOs gu e%ntuafnen, bic portu.
qiefi6e 3olonnen bernidtet bdtten.
prebpro3eb.
Berlin, 81. Mdra. Der @eoac=
teur Der ,Sdglidsn &unbiduu", mel
der ansetlast mar militdrif9e @es
beimnife ourh einen Nrtifel iiber oas
2egen bon Seeminen in SafeEein9dn.
gen psrratben 3u baben, tpurbe beuts
freigeiproden. bagegen puroe Der 8ers
faher oes Nrtitels, Der p~snfonirte
9sutnant Sratidler b.. 5alfenfsin gu
6 WOnatsn 6etunssbaft Derurtbeilt.
Spanien.
2aier WtIbelm m.
@ibraItar, 81. Wdr3. Be,
Dampfer r6ambure" nit 9aiier Wil.
belm on 8oro fam bsute Wbeno UNI G
ubr an ieiusm @nterplaBe bier on uni
muroe bon benz britiidsn mitteadnoi=
f9en 8ef1uaber nit ben iibli9er
gbr.nbe3euguns:n empfansen. 9arau'
feuerten au4 bic Grandchildren elmer
SaIut. Der @ouperneur. 6elbmar.
f6aQ Sir George Wbite besab fid mi
ieinem Stabe our gesrtibuns an Bori
oes S~ampfers.
Sa es i9On ipdt mar, bei9lpB 9ai
fer Wilhelm bic Gahrt our9 bic Stab
auf3ugeben. gr lanbete in Der Uni
form zines britif9en 5elbmari9ans I'm
8 ubr Mbenos. Der @ouberneur gal
elm Siner au gbrsn oes 3aiiers, wdb
renb Der beuti9e 3oniul cine eroB
@eieli9aft bon Der .9amburs" be
pirtbete.
erfollifion n.
@ibraItar, 81. Mdra. De
bsutfde 2reu3er Bring Trieorid
2arl", Der ben Sampfer nSamburg"
nit 3aiier Wilbslm on Borb, beslei
tete, foIibirte on Der Wole nit ben
englii9sn Sdla9H9iff .prince8sorss
Der angeri9tete S9aoen mar rlur &c
ring.
Oeferrei@. nnsarn.
In9ebti9 % ne
Hill b
Bubapef; 81. Mdr3. Sc mir
eemeloet, baB Elm @inbsrfdnbniB smi
fden Der 2rons unb Der xngariidel
WaiOritdt errei9t wuroe. Rad benz
ielben ioq Der 9ampf tpege,1 Der Spra
DE in Der Irmee auf 2 Sabre peri9o
BEN perben.
polntf4e protlamati o n
Wien, 81. Wdr3. Won 2embsra
Gali3ier, rpiro gemelbet, baB bic pol
nifden Sosialoemotraten iiber gan
polen cine Proclamation berbrsiten, Il
Der &eIerpifer aufQeforoert uerben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01

Netu BORT: go 2oraine" bon 6apre.
QUEENSTOWN: v2uennia" mad 2iper.
pool.
Mlqier: .gretic" bon Weu Dorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01
&aiitr @abelm,
Segeitert til Sanger empfangea, reit 11erluartet
idnel ab.

3Def bs geiudes nad gerGner 4nHainng. -&ommenar BEG fran3Oiidr
Mimifers beg MusmGrigen. = Butider @aHenfiafano in lmgarn.
S~elbnnaritaa Opama rHdt mbeoer Dor. - Guti6eonug I'M
Denesplaniiden MspbahrBrp;eB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01
Yananta.
@eIbes 6ieber r.

Colon. 81. Mdr3. Ser BUM
oestreu3er Sirie wiro morger bic mei-
ten Seeiolbaten bon gamp elliott an
8oro ne6men uno muir 100 Wann ale
gefabung 3urtdlaKen ba auf benz
SRbmus fboraoii9 sslbes Gieber auf.
getreten lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-01
9aiti.
& 3 c.

Bort au prince, 81. Wdra.
Der Sag bsrlisf rubig. etarte 4b:
tbsilungen poli3ei beua9ten bic
StraBen, in bensn Sprier mobnen.
Die Webrsabl Der 2doen mar ges
fdloHen.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-10
Suicide at deddes.

Coroner r. p. Frink was called
to Geddes Tuesday evening to
investigate the sudden death Of
4 man by the name of VIM. Shera.
From the evidence it seems he
had gone to bed early in the
morning asking to be called at
eleven thirty. He was stopping
at the restaurant near the depot.
and when tue time had arrived
for him to be called there was no
response. An investigation re-
vealed the fact that the man was
dead. Coroner Friuk was in
formed and went up on the even
ing passenger, impaneled a jury,
and proceeded TO find the cause
of death. 1t was a case of pre-.
meditated suicide. He had writ
ten two letters to friends direct
ing them a. TO his burial and
disposition of what little pro-
perty he had. The clothes he
wished TO be buried in were care.
fully laid out in the room. A
post norton showed that he had
taken a large quantity of caroolic
acid, an empty four-ounce bottle
being found ia the room. he
was a blacksmith by trade and
had worked in one of the shops
at Geddes since the middle OF
last summer; had no relatives
there but it IS understood that
they live at Prairie City, Iowa.
States Attorney III. ID. James
was present and attended TO the
legal part Of the investigation.
After the post norton Under
taker Bullock of this place EN-.
balmed the body and prepared il
for shipment TO his former home
at Prairie City.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-10
Miss Lulu MeCaho has been

MISS Lulu Ae1ADS has btsssl
confined 20 her room for the past
ten days but is now Incorporating
and win 20 to her home at Wag
uer tomorrow to take a much
needed rest. Ben Vandall leI,
for Greenwood this morning
where he has accepted a position
in the government industrial
school there. lie is an eNem
plary young man. well educated
and popular. Lake Andes Wave.
VIM. Skakel returned home
from Chicago the other day
bringing with him a working
model of q three row listed corn
cultiyator which he had made
while away. 1t viii be a big
saving in hired help as one man
can do the work of three under
present conditions. Mr.. Skakel
will move to the Chotean Creek
ranch southeast of here and give
the same his personal super.
vision. He has rented the
place close to town to p. r Nor
gan, of Shnllsburg, Wis.
Ludwig He'll, and Miss Paulina
Preszler Of Memo, were married
at that place Tuesday afternoon
by the pastor Of the Reformed
church The young couple came
home on the train the next day
and are now confer tably situated
in the groom 5 residence in the
east part of town. Louie is one Of
our prosperous businessmen.
who, by strict economy and close
attention to business, has hnilt
up a business second TO none in
town. The bride she is astrang.
er in our midst, but the New Era
Joins the host Of Louie's friends
lin welcoming her to the Gate
| City.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-10
Notice
To the cattle raisers Of Charles

To the cattle raisers Of Charles
Mix county.
You are hereby notified to APP
pear at the court house in Wheel
er, Charles Mix county. NJ .
O'Clock p. M, Saturday March
-, 1905. for the purpose Of sc.
lecting a cattle inspector for said
county. In accordance with Sec.
3 OF a recent act of the legislature
entitled House Bill No. IA, 1.-THE
same being an act to prevent cen
tagious disease among cattle.
By order Of
Fred j. Gibson,
Co. Aud.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-10
A, SPECIAL STOCK TRAIN.
Sixteen Cars of Fat Cattle and Hogs
All Loaded At wagaer, :. D.,
x.s.,.a Hss-.-s q. f~k.t~@@a

All Loaded At wagaer, ;. D.,
Billed Direct TO Chicago
Market Left Here
Sat. Afternoon
a special train of sixteen cars
of fat cattle and hogs was loaded
here last Saturday for the Chi.
cago markets. They We're all
fed by farmers within a few
miles of Wagner and shipped by
them direct TO Chicago. This
train represents a neat SUN OF
money and it all belongs to the
shippers. In almost all cases
the cattle have been raised from
the calf to the fat steer by tine
shippers. This is by no means
all of the cattle to go from this
station this spring as there are
two or three times as many more
still in the feed lots.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-10

ifal4l Y itsss.ttA4sst7 5tttp7A aht IS LcaND
/ ID ort2r " sSeke ttse fsxpqs ~
siblH "a ffay.J aHflag DE stls5ag
OF tbs gaar
| Nf. aud Mrs, C}las Paxton 81
rived from DeSote Lows, Wed
nesday evening, They viii farm
tlle Woods p.aee northwest ~
tom the eom:ag yeSf,
VIII DoHahHe Itaui the missor,
tune togct bis fo0t caught under
q barn dat BE Was helping IT,
move Wednesday. and had II
pretty badly injured. He was In
to have II dressed yesterday,
The Ladies' Of the Naccabecs
will give q musicale Monday
evening March 18th, An admit,
lance fee VI t5c for adults and
10c for children uiIi be charged
| After the program a FREE lunch
will be served.
West Avenue still holds the
belt, but We can claim some en-
terprisiDg citizens down in East
Wagner, who do not believe in
letting one part Of the town get
all the glofy. The latest is the
arrival of sou at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Costello,
born Monday morning; and
Hugh did not miss his regular
trip on the Wagner-Greenwood
stage line.
Secretary Mcdonald, Of the
businessmen's association is in
receipt of letter from party
who wishes to put in grist mill
here. BY the right kind of en-
couragement an enterprise of
this kind will be established here
this summer. In the matter of
drawing trade a first class grist
mill is second to no other enter.
prise. BY all means let us pull
for 4 mill.
Prairie fires have been doing
considerable damage TO the south
and west of Wagner during the
last week or two. 1t seems queer
that people will not profit bs
their own experience and that of
others. and be careful about set
ting fires, either through the
thoughtless dropping of a lighted
match or cigar stump, or for the
purpose of burning a fire. break.
Nine times out of ten the fire will
get beyond control, generally
occasioning loss of hay, and
sometimes grain, stock or build
ings.
A couple of quarts of Geddes
booze and two or three Indians
from the Lake, who succeeded in
getting mixed up with the said
booze, was the cause of all the
excitement in Judge Kaberna 5
court last Monday. Eugene
Highrock was the complaining
witness and James Hoyu answer
ed to the charge of assault with
a dangerous weapon-neckyoke.
The hearing was more on the
order Of an investigation to find
out where the Indians had OBJ
tanned the booze, all of which was
in vain though. 1t is getting
about time for two or three fell
lows to take trip over to Sioux
Falls, which viii surely happen
if this business of furnishing
liquor to Indians is not stopped
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-10

have treated over 1000 cases
in Bon Homme aud Charles Mix
counties, any one of whom l re
fer to as TO my ability as an Opt.
clan. j. J. Krall.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-10

Tile UflHAf
TAXES DUE, The first State
Bank has Il complete tax.list.
The ladies' should Investigate
TINT skirt add OF NJ. Kennedy ",
Vencil Pesicka, clerk with Fl.
q. Barkl q Co., Ii very Ill with
plenrisy.
County Commissioner Leo
Peters was in Wagner the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. James and
daughter Lucille departed yester-
day morning for Flandreau.
Tom higgins came down from
Wheeler Monday morning and
spent the day here calling on
friends,
The lady Maccabees are pre-
pairing an entertainment to be
given at the hall next Monday
evening, the 18th inst.
Chas. Mcfarland has been
suffering for some time past with
acute bronchitis, but at present
is reported convalescent.
Mrs. Albert Amundson and
Mrs. w. b. Daley came down
from the lake yesterday morning
and spent the day visiting friends
and relatives.
Jos. LaBarge of Tefft, Ind, is
hauling his household goods and
farm machinery to the w. z.
Strain place northwest of here,
which he has rented for the COM
ing year.
Jacob Eggers, Frank Picking,
L. B. Barkley, Jacob Buus,
Frank Bruce, George Hutton and
T. u. Hall were all ticketed to
Chicago last Saturday on the
special stock train.
w. j. Cox arrived here last
Friday evening with a car OF
emigrant goods from Cham ber-
lain, this state. He will move
onto a farm southwest of town
owned by L. nj. Gable.
VIM. McMahan, an old resident
of Charles Mix but aow living ia
belmont, poked his pleasant phiz
into the NEW ERA office Monday.
He says he has just recovered
from a very severe attack of
rheumatism.
M. II. Pease and Lou Ferguson
have put in steam feed grinder
in the John Stout building east
of the BAPTIST church. They
make short work of your grist
besides turning out a good
quality of feed,
Henry Everson from Alcester,
this state, arrived with car OF
emigrant goods Saturday even
ing. He will live in the Frank
Patton house in east Wagner the
coming year, and break prairie
for Ed. Schnose.
Ed Schnose of Alcester was
here the first of the week assist
ing his renter to get settled,
ready for spring work. He re-
turned home Tuesday morning
after ordering the NEW ERA sent
to his address for a year.
Grant Troxell was called to his
old home at Stockton, H., Mon
day morning on account of the
serious illness of his father. He
expected TO meet orotIer at
Scotland, from the north part of
the state, who would accompany
him.
Miss Daisy Blaker was in
Wagner Friday evening. ;. ..
Frank LaRochelle and Charles
Mcfarland were Avon visitors
Tuesday. DR.. Townsley was
in town Saturday assisting DIR.
Hollingsworth in an operation
upon Christ Rub's little boy
Avon Clarion.
B. F. Morgan and family arriv.
ed here last Friday evening from
Shullsburg, Wis. He has rented
the VIM. Skakel farm south OF
IS
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-10

]. J. Krall, the Tyndall Opt
clan, will be in Wagner March
18th, one day only.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-10

sn..z pure Lincoln seed oats for sale by
jacob Baus- Call and see sample 81 New IRA
ottice. ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-10

THOSE GATE CITY TABLETS ase Tho
neaiess shing oal See them ., the Wagner
Brngco.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-10
Feed MiiI one Block East of Main
Street

Our feed mill is now open and
ready for business. We win al,
ways have ON hand a full supply
OF ground feed of all kind ).
Bring us your grain and Elk.
change it for feed; no wait until
ground. NJ. III. Pease 4 Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-10

Armour flour is the best, every
sack warranted. II
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-10

FOR SALE. fs.ll blood Hereford hall
year and half old ~ Jacob Exsefz
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-03-10

II you are not using Armour
flour you ought 10 be. II
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-04
LOAN ASSOCIATION REPORTS
Big Increase of Business Shown by an
Omaha Organization,
REPORT COMPLETE FOR PAST SIX MONTHS
FIattering Evidence Of Omaha's Pros
perity Made by the showing of
the Omaha Loan and
Building Association.

The semi-annual report of the Omaha
pleted, presents fiattering evidence of pros
perity among the home makers of Omaha
and South Omaha. During the six months
period the associations business increased
$l2l 900, bringing the total assets up to
S945,OOO., Earnings amounted to $32,10S, out
of which a semi-annual dividend of 3 per
cent was declared. The net surplus for
the half year is $500, which swells the
fund for contingent losses to $4,000.
A feature of the report showing the
prosperity Of the people hereabOuts is the
notable increase in the item Of loans re-
paid. The total is $3.50, against $77,S60
for the last half of 1904. experimenting
this favorable showing is a decrease in
Withdrawals and an increase in savings
deposits, resulting in a sharp increase in
the cash balance. Receipts for the six
months amounted to $3525G7.
For the third time in its business life
the Omaha association reduces the interest
from 70 to 6 cents per month on each 500,
bringing the rate under per cent. Be
sides this, borrowers are given the right
to have each 500 paid in on pledged shares
credited directly to their loans, reducing
the principal to that amount. These
changes are substantial gains for home
getters, justified by the steady growth OF
the association, and are calculated TO
| stimulate home building in the twin cities.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-04
AK-SAR-BEN HOLDS HIS LEVEE
Hundred More Of Faithful Added TO
the Lists of Those who
Honor samson.

Jupiter Pluvius received a body blow last
evening at Ak-Sar-Ben den. where about
one hundred journeyed TO the royal court
and went through the PAGES on one foot
and one hand. It has been thoroughly
demonstrated that II takes more than
downpour Of rain to keep the pilgrims
from gathering once a week to pay homage
TO the merriest monarch that ever donned
a purple toga or ate hard boiled egg.
Scribe Samson whispered into the ear
Of his royal nibs last evening and said the
total membership to date is 5l5, with more
in the running. His royal nibs then told
the seneschal to f1re a salute Of S64 guns
In honor Of the membership roll and the
Fourth OF July.
]. c. Root, sovereign commander of the
woodmen of the World. presided as mutt
for the evening and filled that position by
Offering a neat little talk for Ak-Sar- Ben,
Omaha, the state and the west. by join
ing Ak-Sar-Ben the member becomes a
better citizen, and, as a result, helps the
city state and country" said Mr. Root.
Hon. NJ. A. Hall, British vice consul,
told few stories, and said Ak-Sar Ben
has given Omaha a reputation the city
could not otherwise have obtained. Robert
s. Spence, an attorney of Evanston, wyo.,
stated he lived in Omaha thirty-hve years
ago, had noted the growth of the city, and
| declared that Wyoming and Nebraska are
closer allied today than ever before.
Omaha capital is today a potent force in
| developing Wyoming industries" said Mr.
Spence.
At a meeting OF the Board of Governors
Of Ak-SarBen held last evening at the
Omaha club G. c. Breed was appointed as
manager of the carnival to be held next
fall. Mr.. Breeds duties will also include
his cooperation with the membership COM
| mittee in working up out-of-town excur-
sions, the first OF which Will be given a
| week from next Monday evening the visi-
tors being admitted honorary members
at the den.
The out-of-town people admitted last
| evening were: ]. F. Miller and +. NJ Nebe
Atlantic, Ia; Ned Morris, T. N. Denman
| and l.. L. Walker, Lincoln; c. ]. Bogue
and f. J. Rappal, Chicago; J. NJ. Beman
| Kansas City; w. II. Carney and f. A.
| Peters, Davenport, Ia; c. A. Miller
! Topeka, Kan; w. II. Crosby and Frank
| Sibley, Buffalo, n. Y. Roy Boudinout
Louisville, Ky; Z. J. Van Gillern, Ne
braska City; Robert S. Spence Evanston
! Wyo.; Roy d. Shaw, Minneapolis: w. c.
| Barnes, ct. Louis; L. V. Ashbaugh, St
Paul; L. b. Hopkins, New York; c. II.
| Clancy, Hastings.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-04
NONUNION MEN WANT RAISE
Street Car Employees Circulate PetitiO
Which Some UnionistI Sign.
OTHERS THINK IT AN UNwsE COURSE
Petitioners say wages Are Not Com.
mensurate with Living Ex-
penses-GenerRl Manager
Smith says n word.

petition originating among the nom
union carmen of the Omaha s. Council
Bluffs Street Railway is being circulated
at the various car barns which reads:
We, the undersigned carmen in the serv-
ice of the Omaha & Council BUNS street
railway respectfully petition your hon
Orable body for an increase OF wages
since the cost Of rent and living has been
increased so that we cannot pay our bills.
No specific increase is asked, nor any
graduation mentioned. The articles are be-
ing pretty generally signed by both union
and nonunion men. Among the union men
the sentiment is divided. The more radical
members contend that all such advantages
should be sought through the medium of
the union. Some of these have openly op
posed and refused to sign the articles and
express themselves as very skeptical as to
the results, believing that the company un-
doubtedly will Ignore the petition. Those
of milder sentiment say 1t will do no harm
either to the men or to the union to al
low this petition to circulate. III the
increase is granted, well and good; If not
there will be a reaction in favor of the
union"
The petition will be presented to the COM
pany as soon as a full qdota Of names has
been secured.