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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
epraas bom Siaonete bimab.

@eftsrn Worssn, ettpa um 81 ilbr,
uurbe bic Jarbiss Stella COOPER,
go. 354 Nnbsrion=StraBe tppbnbaft,
bon einem gahanten unter benz Bias
ouete baIb bspubtlos lisssnb, aufge=
funoen. Sie iofort bsrbeieerufsns
AmbuIan3 bra&ts fe in ibre Wpbnuns.
Or. @sitb6fsr, Der bic Grau untsr-
iu9te, hellte feft, bab He an ben 2nien
uno Der 9iifte f9were Queti9un9sn
bate.
Die 6rau er3dblte cine eigentbiim=
li9e @ei9i9ts. Nm Samifas Mbenb,
als lie, auf Dem 9eimpegs i9 bsfin=
oenb, bic gir9inia aoe. entlans 9ing,
lab He f9 bon A tpeiBen Mdnnern
fOl9t, bic ibre Sdritte gang nod De-.
Sdritien Der Jarbigen ri9tstsn. Wenn
he bel sinsm sIettriihsn 2i9te anse=
tommen, langfam sins. bamit bic
Wdnnsr on ibr borbsi ioltsn, 10 gin=
gen bieie au9 langiam, i'm Suntsln
aber bsi9leunistsn bieielben ibren
Sang, Tim lie ein3ubolen. 10 baB He 81
laufen ge3wungen mar, um fib benz
islben s,i sntsieben. glIs lie snbliG
beim Wiaouct antam uno lie fi9 banu
nor ben Wdnnern nibt anoers su ret-
ten i'm gtanbe su Iein elaubte, bn
/ ipran9 fie IN i9rer Inst iiber oas @e.
ldnbsr in bic Sisfe, tuo iie bann 9eiferr
Worgsn aufgefuneen tpurbs. Wsr BIZ
bier Wdnner 9eiueien, uel9e bic 5ral
bort bilfos liesen lisBen, tpurbs bisbe,
NOD ni9t feit9efelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
giiea6abn=1 11mslid tn Tairbiew
Yarf.

Sm Jairbistu part sntaleiits ssitern
Na9mittae Der Miniatur perionen-
aug uno ale 8bsilnsbmer an Der 6abrt
wurben bsrausgeidlsubsrt. 3uei iunge
Wdnner, bic In einem Der @ogons
iaben, iteben i'm 8eroa9t, bas unsliid
berbeigefiibrt 3u babsn, inbem fe in
ibrsm SiBs f1autsltsn, unb als bann
Der 3ug eine 8iesuns i'm @elsiie traf,
berlieBen bic Wa9ons bic S9ienen
uno bic ganw @ei9i9ts nit Nusnabms
Der 2ofomotibe fisl um.
ginige esbrodene Spsiden iotpie
aud mebrere 3ermalmte Bananen aeus-
ten bon Der @9tuere beg nneliides.
Gin 2nabe, Der unter einen Der Wagsn
'9eratben mar, uurbe babur9 gerettet,
bab feline S9wsfsr ben @agsn einfat
BEL Seite f9ob. Nmbulansen unh
Ner3te tuurben teine ssbrau9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
6abrsriois Sotumotibs jast sar9
oie Staot.

Sine fabrerlois 6. 8. & 3. 2oto=
motibe, Die pom &ibsr tommeno, In
boiler Jabrt gsiiern Absnb tur3 Dor 6
ll6r bic Stabt bon Weitsn nab Often
burtaueste, fam on Der Mrienal IOe.
gum Stlllfano., o6ne bab irgenb Elm
llnfal 81 bsr3si9nsn -if. Ser Ma.
idinilt 90. grnstt bate eisislbe ioeben
bsFiegsn, als bas 9sntil am 3ontrOa-
apparat barf, Sampf unb todenbss
Waher ibm nit FOLDER @ewalt ents
eessni9leuosrno, baB sr sestuunsen
mar, iih burd sinen Sprung in
Si9srbeit gu brinsen.
Sa 3uglsi1 bur9 bGs Wentisl au4
YDnoampf aneebrebt mar, fubr oie Co.
tomoiibe rtfpdrts nit boiler Jabrt Der
Stubt au. o. 5. 8rown, Wsiasns
Teller an Der capitol 4pe., bsmertts bic
bsranbrauisnbe Maiaine uno iab su=
glsi9, baB bisislbe bur9sebrannt mar,
uno sr iisate oann, Tim eine Rollifon
i'm gabnbofe gu bsrmsiben, bic 8side
10, baB bic 2otOmOtibe an Der Guben-
ieite bss l1ninn 9a6nbofes borbsifabren
mubts. Sisrour9 gsrist9 oas sufsnos
uao sii9enhe unaeibiim auf bas fiir
p.ali9 fa6renbs 3hps beliimmts baub!.
geleiis, wuros absr an Der gaft Strabs
our4 ben bortisen geei9enfellsr aui
elm Isbsnselsiis gslsntt, auf tusl4en1
fs oann entlang raffe, big on Der @r-
isnnl Mps. bann Der Sampf ausginQ
unb man ben IusreiBer tn Reparatul
,, ne6men tonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
Gnt Sell!
Maerlti 9agesnetttafeiten
Sum Sunoesturnfeit.

Die Wilglieber Der beuti9en &isge
er6Olten fb seffern einigermaben bon
ihrsn ssbabtsn Strapa,en. sic lieBen
f4 gsgen Nittag fur bic 3situngsn
pbotoerapbiren, bann ma9ten fie unter
Der Sh6rung bss @mpfanes=go omitss
&unofa6rtsn bur9 bic Staot. 1eberaa
purben fie nit Srsuben begrtbt.
am Absnb trafeI bic @alifornisr
Risesn aus San 5rancisco unb Cos
9lneelss Elm. Ha4 bersli9er 8egrhs
Bung bur9 bas gmpfangs=@Omite
nabmen bis @alifornisr eine grfrii9ung
i'm GeutiGen 5aus, bann wurbea fe
gum Surner=pnrf eseortiri, no Die
9amen bes Gocielen Surnbereins ftir
Elm trsifli9ss SOup:r seior9t 6attsn.
Die Attibsn Der brei Surnbsreine
parsn sri9ienen, ebenio Der Snbiana=
polls 2ieoerfran3 Der bic Mnueisnosn
bur1 brd6tias @bprli.bsr rnterhislt.
Den 8urnsrn ssfisl Der auisut1aIt i'm
garf nusne5msnb gut, fie tuurben
aber aud gar trsffi1 berpfegt.
Surusr Steaer nit sinisen 4oasgen
bonn Shb ct. Qouiier Surns0erein
mar sbsnfaus gsFern angelangt. Sit
bssaben fi9 sun Geiiplase, NO fie eiu
prd9tig.s 3eltquattisr srri4tstsn.
befen Quartisrmeifrr u. R. S9rosbs,
iff unb ons ben Wnmsn vgamp Sa6n
ftibrt.
Wir MAIDEN no6mnls barauf auf'
msrtInm. baB bic Snbianapoliier, BIZ
bas Tsiiipiel bsfu9sn tuOIsn, bies an
Sienfae tbun mhRsn.
Die Jsfipiel.g gorifelune am Jreitas
iii in auererf.r 2inie fir bic gdfe, bi
aus meter Jsrne tommsn, bsfimmt
gs udre unrs9t uno unmtircis, tpenr
Bier anfafiieebsn Srsm
ben bic Pl1Be Degne IN I
b itroeft.
Bsiu9t alIO Die 8oritsauns i'm Bar
S6enter am Dienitag, Snoianapoliier
Die a.iirigs @oftimsprobe ldBt Elm
bor3t9li1e Aufftibruns ertparten.
6err Ilbert Msbesr, tpsl4sr ben
@uubernsur 5anlp Die form.ae ginla
buns gum geiu4 BEG $urnfefes ii6er
brn6ts, fnnb 6er3li6sn gmpfang. Se
Gouberneur erfldrte, oab er nit gs
ftimmtheit seraume 3eit auf bent 8urn
plaBe bsrbringsn mtrbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

Die @ebeimp olt3i en- 2an'
caifsr unb Com berbafteten ben Neger
2ouis Smith, alias Wabiion, alias
airt. Smith III berad@tis. elm Gbi.
eagosr ginbre4er 3u iein, Der nod
sinsm tiir3li6 erfOlsreiden ginbru9,
Bel benz er $1,000 srbsutets, nod bies
nh9tste. Gin @bieasoer Detettiu ber-
folete feline SPUR Biz bier.
9as 8eieb bstreffs fa .tli9es
Hssulirung bon pribatbanten, uonad
bieielben benz etaats-Mubitor jdbrli9e
Muffsaunssn einbdnbiasn follen, uiro
at Mnfang bss tommenoen Wonats auf
feline gsfafunsssiltiateit TN MariOu
ariminal. @eridt angefo4ten tperoen.
Seth W. Ri9ereet bier, ber gefbe,
elmer pripatbant, mirb R9 tueieern,
bic bsrfhste auffeuung ein3urei&eu
unb man miro seri&tIi& sesen ibn
borge6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
0laubte f9 berlafeu.

Sm @laubsr baB ibr @atts Der cine
@rcuriiOn na9 @ineinncti mitma9te,
fe berlaiisn aabs, nabm asffern Jrau
Was9ie @itbsns, 933 Wef Warplano
Str., cine Quantiidt Worpbium. Er.
2oonb leiftete ibr Gle erfie 9ilfe uno
Or. Stufmspsr bonn Eipeniarium
elite glei9faQs bsrbei. Den Bemh6un,
gen Der aer3te 9elans es. bic Grau 3u
retten. Spdter tpurbe nod Or.
Briggs sur Steae gerufsn unb bieiem
ersd6lte bic Grau, oaB lie beim ndafen
8eriu9e i6rs Oofs su berooppeln ge.
b1hte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

New Ilbanp, 19. SUM-. -
George 9idman, elm moblbefannter
Barber uurbs geifsrn Na9miitag bur9
sinsn Wagen Der Sem Mibanp & Ssf.
ferIonbiqs Sntsrurban Babn iibsr.
fabren unb fofort get6otet. Der 13
Sabre alte Sobn bes Wannss enteins
nur NIT senauer Notb bemie!ben S9id.
ials. Der anabe, tpsl9er bas i9reds
.li9e gnbs feines Waters nit aneeieben
bate, tuar 10 auber fi9. BOB man ibn
nit @ewalt baran binSern muBts, fi9
islbsr elm 2eiS an3utbun. 6rau unb
orei 2inoer hbsrleben ben Vsrua-
sIiidten.
Mnberion, 10. Stunt. George
Bater unb feline frau Wap tpurben
beioe berbaftet unb fnb bei9ulbiet.
5rau Sater's 8o9ter aus frhbsrsr gbe
9si9laeen su baben. Na9barn, bic
bas @ef4rei oes Rinbes 66rten, bsna9.
rt&tigten bic poli3ei. Sas Wdb&en
tuar gerabe aus benz .6eim bes @utsn
0irten" in Snoianapolts suridgeiebrt,
um nit Der Wiutter, bic bor Wo9en.
frif wieoer beiratbete, 3u mobnen.
Na&barn baben fib bes Wdb&ens an.
gerommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

6rauW aria $. Apres faufte
bon Irau Mlp6sus 8. Snotu uno
anberen grben bon So6n W. Butler
bic @runbfhde. mel9e isbt bon ber
8obbs.Werril Co., neben benz neaen
Nbrss @ebduoe, singenonlmsn weroen.
Die NbF4t if, in Der Sage au fetn,
bas nsue Npres @ebduoe. uentl ge'
wtinf9t, bersr6bern au t6nnen, tpenn
nod 5 Sabrsn Der gobbs=Werril
Wistbstontratt abIduft. Der 2auf-
preis bstrdat $175. 900. Dos @runo'
eisentbum bat an Waibin9ton @trabe
eine Grontldnee bon 33t Sub, iooab
ber preis per Jrontfub $3.50 slei&'
tommt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
M6tung G6m9er!

9te Mttgtteoer oer bret
bieiigen @eiamaberetme tper.
Den fremmoltdbft gebeten I'D
attt Sonntag, ben 25. Sunt
80 Ghren Oct attSm6rtt8em
3urner noasdbltg tn 0er=
tttamta Bart etnamfinoett.
Ssreo. Wa6. Yrdiioent,
Gotu. 81. Webmer. SER. F,
beS 1tnterbaltun8S ttno Wu.
ft Gotmfte'S.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
sat i@ls@tes 0eoa@taiB.

Mite 2pn9, 9 Sib gait Strabe,
Der unter Mnflage bes Weiberpragelns
per9aftet uurbs, bat bon ieinem $bun
uno Sreiben, tpel9ss i'm In bic poli3ei=
fation lanbets. nur ipsnig grinnerun9;
baB er iemanosn berbauen bat, befen
tann er fi9 nod ounfel erinnern, er if
absr i'm @lauben, bab es elmer feiner
Na9barn setueien, on wel4em er fein
Mhtb9en ftiblts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

Bert W6iteman, 1888 Cornell Mbs.,
Elm Jsusrmsbrmann Der gompanie 9lo.
8, brad fi9 aeifern bas gein, als er
nit osm 3uiammeni8rauben Der
S9lau9osrbinounsen bei9dftist mar.
Der 8erlssts purbe in bie Office zines
bena9barten Arates, iinb bon bort oann
Ipdter TN gus9p bes aiffen3 5eusr.
tpsbr Chefs grnft mad feinsr Wobnune
geb, 9t. Dos Gsusr. usl9es In SObn
Rib5s Wobnung, 528 Norb 2ibertp
GtroBs ausbra9, ri4tete einen S9aoen
Don $25 on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
9ie Site.

Ser go. GIG Wsf II. strabs tpobns
bate Jarbise Gbas. Sims tpurbe 6eute
Rorgen on Der Snbiana=Nbenue bon
ber 0ibe ti6erwdltigt. st tuurbe in's
Dispenfarium itberftibrt, mo ibm bic
notbigs 8ebanbluns gu She'll nurbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

An Gel To are StraBe
bra9 bsuts Morgsn Inn 6 llbr Elm Der
@itp See & Goal 60. seb6riser Wagen,
Der nit Sis bslaben mar, suiammen,
woour9 Der StraBsnbabnber,ebr fur
Is Winutsn gsbemmt murine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
S@lnkfsnms Ses Teitaasi@ i@mKes

9err 8beo. Stempfsl, Der S9rift.
mart bss 80. BunbesturHfefes eriu&t
ben GefausIGub, heute Ibeno 8 llbr
bollsdblis 3u Der S&luBRbung i'm
Oeuti&en 0auie anweienb 3u iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
Sets spiel.

Betoe Worfe4ungen tint
Vare 3beater. Neierptrte
cite att Der 3beater=&aie.
Siebe Ansetge amf oer 8.
Sette tn Der Iebten SpaIte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
Verional= Noti3eit.

9err &i9arb 8aur aus @ins
cinnati fattets ieinem Batter, 6errn
Noolp6 gaur ST., 9igb Strabe, nebft
6amilis, sinen 8eiu9 as.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
8ef:Gptel.

8etoe WotiteAmn8em tnt
Yart Sbeater. NeIerptrte
Stbe at Oct 1beater &at1e.
gtebe Mmset9e anf Oct 8.
Sette TT oer Ietten GpaIte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

- Die befe 5 Sent @i9arre In
Der 6tabt, Wu&o's .2On9feQom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19

- Hau&t bic Tish I Mingo.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-18
ABOUT YOUR NEIOhBORS
AND YOURSELVES

ooo0oooooooooo ooooooOooooooo
Sterling Crouch IL up from Pu.
eblo.
j. +. stroup and wife went to Pu.
eblo today.
-Abner Hoffman was . visitor to
Canon yesterday.
%. r. Smith went to Canon City
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Clyburn drove to
Canon City yeatsrday.
Rev. Pingree presohed in Port.
land yesterday afternoon.
-Mra. r. F. August returned Sat.
urdAy from . trip to Denver.
Mrs. r. r. August and Mrs. Ed.
Widerfelt have returned from Denver.
-Mrs. John Bald won't to Coal
Greek today to spend few days with
her father
Miss Hamilton who visited Mrs.
J. p. Mcconnell for . few days loft
today for the east.
Miss Gertrude Higgins visited
her sister Mrs. r ]. Morse 10 Port
land yesterday afternoon.
Miss Hotchtiss. Of Chicseo. who
visited her cousin Mrs. J. @ Mac.
Donald for several months left for her
homo today.
-OhArles Bates. formerly with
HAdleys. returned from Denver yester.
day where he has been i'll for some.
time. and he may conclude to re.
main hers.
George Columbia arrived from
Myton. Utah. last night and will
spend ChriatmAs with his family here.
He lays that the ioe harvest at Ny
ton will begin In . few days. Tho
Ice 10 now almost two feet thick.
-Rees Proser received . Telegram
Saturday from Butte. Mont an.
nounoing the serious illness Of his son
william. with an attack Of pneu.
moniA. Mr.. Prosssr left on tho sec.
ond Of the Rio GrAnds for his SON 3
bedside.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-18
FLORENCE LOSES A FRIEND.
Man Who Put Up First Dollar to
Develop OIL Field Expires.

Mr.. Wallace. manager Of the Unit.
ed OIL Co., received . telegram from
New York yesterday announcing the
death of Isaiah Joseph, the largest
individual stockholder beside Mr..
Wallace in the United Oil Co.. at his
home 82l Riverside Drive. New York.
at Z O'Clock Sunday morning. De.
ceased was about 65 yeavs Of age.
When Mr.. Wallace went to New
York to raise funds with which to
develop the Florence oil field. Mr..
Joseph was the hrst of fve men to
place his name upon the subscription
list to take stock in the Colorado Oil
Co.. Of Florence. He had great
faith In Florence at that time and his
faith never faltered to his last day.
He WAS ele ested . director and vice
president of the Colorado Oil Go. and
when the United Oil 90. sucoeeded
the former In 1887 was chosen . di
rector and continued % one ever since.
Mr.. Josepbi was . very wealthy
man. being head Of the firm of Alfred
Benjamin & 90. clothing manufact.
urers. New York. He also owned .
The daily tribune., 1905-12-18

bea utiful homo at Sea Bright, N. J.
Deceased leaves wife and four
daughters.
The Investments made by Mr..
Josephi in Florence would indicate
that he had implicit faith in the
future Of this oil field. and had his
death not occurred just at this time
there is every reason to believe that
this great man o. wealth would have
soon made another investment which
would have been Of great benefit to
Florence. He was here the guest Of
Mr.. Wallace about q week ago and
went with him to Denver on Monday
Dec. 1lth. and only reached New
ork two days before his death.
Florence certainly has lost . true
friend in the demise Of Mr.. Josephi
The daily tribune., 1905-12-18

We will tell you Friday all about
the presents you arc going to get
Saturday at the Niagara rink. Sat.
urday afternoon will be for children.
at night for adults. Admission free.
Christmas trees lov salc Ut rink.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-18

PUBLIC LIBRARY MEETING
There will b . meeting OF tho Flor.
enos Poblio Library board ct 1880 this
evening. By order Of W. ". Cafky,
6sey.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-18

Christmas notes will soon be
sounding everywhere!
The glorious, gay, gift.giving
period will soon be here.
You will find our store full of
suggestions to gift-givers.
We suggest that you look at tho
Out Glass Bottles of Palm, er's Per.
fumes from $l.5O to s. per bottle,
the biggest line of Gunther's fine
Chocolates ever received at this
store, Fancy Boxes Stationery,
Military Hair Brushes, Tourist
Toilet cases 81 So to 81, Dressing
cases $3.50 to 80 each, Ladies
Hand Bags 81 35 to Is each.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-18
Big Gain Over Last Year With
Good Prospects of Further
Improvement on All
Lines.

Denver. Dec. ls-A boom 10 pre-.
dicted In Denver and Rio Grande rail.
road stock. The gross earnings for
the four months ending Oct. Sist
show increase over last years oorres-
ponding period Of $500. 900, and the
business of the company il in . fair
way to grow. The management Of
the road 10 delighted with its substan.
tial increase following the two years
Of hard times on account Of strikes and
lookouts.
The daily tribune., 1905-12-18

The Ladies' Of the Christian church
will sell home made candy Friday
afternoon and evening and Saturday
all day and evening Of this week at
the Artie Jennings peanut stand.
Como and supply yourself with Christ.
mas candy. 9l.08
The daily tribune., 1905-12-18

Dolls Of all kinds
from s cents up to
$500.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
LoNDoNERS FEAR ANTWERP
Proposed improvements in Docks
Threatens Commercial Supremacy
of the British Metropolis.

LONDON, July e.-(Special Cablegram to
The Bee.)-Londoners are at last aroused
to the fact that Belgium intends to make
its port, Antwerp, the first in the world IL
money and engineering genius can accom-
plish II.
A deputation OF members OF the Thames
conservancy has just paid a visit TO Ant
werp for the purpose OF learning the de-
tails OF the new scheme. The chairman
OF the conservancy. w. II. Grenfell, NJ. p,
has just returned and he admits that Ant
werp is making a great effort for COM
mercial supremacy.
ALREADY Antwerp is the third port in the
world, and the Belgian authorities are pro-
posing TO spend between s5O.O0OOOO and $50,
600. 900 in improving the dock and quay ac-
commodations. Nine enormous docks are
planned. with a depth OF thirty-nine feet;
each will be nearly 1900 feet long and $50
feet wide. II completed the scheme will
give Antwerp thirty-seven miles OF quays,
as against fourteen miles now existing or
under construction. ship at Antwerp can
be discharged In far less time than in Lon
don. because these deep water quays are
In the river itself and there are no locks 10
go through; also because the discharging
cranes. etc. are powerful and up-to-date.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
HARMONY IN HOTEL BUILDING
Unique Structure in Yellowstone Park
Made to Conform to Sur
rOundinRs.

OF recent years the government officials
in charge Of the Yellowstone park have
been on the alert to see that none Of the
changes or improvements made from time
to time should in any way clash with the
rustic surroundings Buildings which
were to be painted received coating of a
pigment which would be in entire har-
mony with the immediate surroundings,
and such buildings were made as unob-
trusive as possible, so as not to thrust
themselves unduly on the eye of the spec
tator.
In the recent construction of a hotel at
| the Old Faithful geyser this idea was car
ried to the exreme, with the result that
one OF the most novel hostleries in the
world was reared on the spot. This hotel
Is rustic from start to finish. Having $50
rooms and with accommodations for $50
persons, this hotel is built of logs through
out from point few feet above the
ground.
The house is lighted by electricity, but
the lamps are concealed in the shape OF
candles thrust into logs Of wood, some
supported by heavy pendant chains and
others secured by heavy nails in the walls.
To a very large Ssxtent the furniture is of
the same rustic design as the building it.
self The hotel stands within plain view
or the Old FaithtTl geyser and has re-
oeived the name cf the Old Faithful Inn.
Its construction alone cost $4,000.
All gables and caves are supported by
natural wood bent crooks, of which 5000
were used on the exterior of the building
and in the lobby of the hotel. The first
floor walls are all of massive logs sawed
en- two sides. In the bedrooms the logs
are all peeled but in the lobby the bark
has been left on. The stair treads are all
of hewed logs of the puncheon finish, with
balustrades and rulings made of poles and
crooks.
J One of the principal features Of the
lobby is the chimney with open hreplaces.
| This is of rough hewn stone, and occupies
a floor space sixteen feet square The
eight fireplaces In this chimney are fitted
out with andirons, cranes pothooks, iron
weed racks and other similar furnishings.
| All the chinaware is the old willow pattern.
New York Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
FIGHT WITH HUGE SEA BAT
Fish that Leaps Into the Air, Turns
n sOmersHuIt and FIOps a
Pair of wings.

Imagine Jet black bat of fifteen or more
feet across, with long, slender tail, the
fins rising and falling like wings with a
motion the perfection Of grace; wings jet
black above, pure white below, flashing al
turned and swung along, standing out
against the nauve tint Of the bottom with
wonderful distinctiveness. They bore a re-
markable resemblance to bats and were
the bats of the sea.
AS the dinghy moved nearer saw that
rare spectacle-R huge ray turn completely
over, throwing a somesault as Il swung
around, picture OF grace, yet never losing
It's position, presenting for a few seconds
| beautiful lines attuned to perfect grace.
was fascinated by this singular perform
ance, Characteristic OF these giant fishes.
and might have remained inactive had not
the dinghy reached a point when II was
apparent they must see u.s.
/ permitted one, two, three to go SLOWLY,
whirling on, then, selecting one that was
headed up the lagoon in the direction OF
the cul-de-sac, hurled the quivering grain
pole into the black shadow Just as It was
about to turn. heard the quick thud, saw
the pole leap from the socket heard the In
dian plying his oar TO head the dinghy m
the reef and then the very bottom OF the
sea seemed to rise into the air as the great
batlike creature rose bodily from a maeI-
strom OF spray, Offering vision OF beating
wings that deluged boat and OCCUPANTS.
then II fell with resoundinE crash The
big waves from the impact careeninR the
dinghy.-Metropolitan Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
SCHooLBOYS ARE PAMPERED
Dean of Canterbury Finds Fault with
Present system in Great
Britain.

LONDON, July Especial Cablegram to
The Bee. DIR WAGE, dean OF Canterbury.
has stirred up a hornets nest by claiming
that the schoolboys OF England are pam
pered. When he was a boy at school, he
remarked, there was scarcely anything
necessary for the purposes of his education
except a room, a book, man and some
times a stick. He had an idea that the
healthy Spartan habits in which boys were
being formerly trained we're not forgotten.
but he believed that there was too great a
tendency in schools nowadays 70 encourage
luxury.
This has brought forth storm OF pro-
tests from some Of the educators Of Great
Britain and some OF the students In the
schools as well. Some OF the more face
tious even venture 10 remark that the de-
hciencies' In the early training OF the dean
OF Canterbury are now beginning to show
out many years afterward. The dean
however, views the subject In a philosophie
light and says that he Is amused at the
outburst. which only goes TO help demon
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-10
Colds from Electric Fans.

The reason the electric fan cold" is so
often accompanied by sore throat is, ac-
cording TO a doctor whose down town To-
cation brings him many such cases, that
the draught made by the fan carries so
much dust with 1t. "The fact is" says
this authority, that the air stirred by the
fan is not fresh air. unless the fan Is
backed up against an open window. When
operating in an inside room or In similar
places, where Il is most appreciated, the
fan uses the same air over and over. and
this air gathers up and keeps in motion all
the available dust People who don't catch
cold are sometimes affected by this dust
and show symptoms either OF sore throat or
Of nose troubles akin TO catarrh. The right
way to use a fan is TO arrange il with re-
lation TO an open window so that all the
air with which It is supplied comes from
outside. "-Philadelphia Record.