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Evening journal., 1905-11-22
STRUCK A ROCK.

When the Kilkeel reached the haven
an unknown steamer passed west OF
Hose Island, near theh arbor entrance,
which hid her hull. Suddenly a great
cloud of smoke or steam shot upward
and when It cleared away the masts
of the incoming steamer had vanished.
The officers on the Kilkeel, who had
been watching the approaching
steamer. declare that they are positive
she went 20 the bottom, and they say
they are sure that no boat could live
IN the sea which prevailed.
They believe that she ran too far
west and struck a rock. and that as
she foundered her boilers exploded.
Nothing could be ascertained TO estab-
lish her Identity. 1t is improbable that
any Of the crew escaped.
When the Kilkeel came out OF Beaver
Harbor Sunday. after the sea had mod
Grated to some extent. She captain ant
his officers had their glasses on the
place where they thought the disaster
occurred, and they saw what they tool
TO be the funnel of a steamer sticking
out for some distance above the water
There was such a heavy sea running
then that the iKiSeei could not ap
proach the dangerous shoals.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
INVITATIONS HAVE BEEN ISSUED.
Fame and Friendship Companies viii
House Apparatus November %.

Invitations have been issued for the
combination housing Of the Friendship
Fire Company. No. 1, ana the Fame
Fire Company. NO. 6. which win take
place on the evening of November 20.
Following the ceremonies "a reception
win take place at German Hall, where
addresses win be made by prominent
hremen of this and other cities. The
committee in charge is composed OF A
Bradford, chairman; w. J. Lutz. secre.
tary: II. Hartman. S. L. Springer, r
McGonigle c. H. Weldie. +. L. Brand
j. J. Kopp. ~ Deputy, +. T.. Butler
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
ONLY M.MBER LIVING
Squire Monaghan Was a Crack Shot
Of Company B, Delaware Artillery.

Though many may not know it, EX-
Magistrate James Monaghan, is the only
known member living of the old Company
b. Delaware Artillery, organized in VIII
mington in 1si5. The officers Of the COM
pany and the occupations they followed
at the time were; Captain, r. w. ebay
tor. physician; First ii uteuani, Joseph
Jeners, dentist; Second Lieutenant
Thomas c. Prumley. a liveryman; Third
Lieutenant. Joseph Hedges, a rope manu-
facturer.
Squire Monagh1n is the proud posses
sor OF a medal which he won at Ia g t
shooting. The medal was presefted by
rieutenant Prumiy on Oc ober l6 1SiS
to be shot for and was Won by Mr. Mon-
srhan. He prizes II very hishiy.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
WENT DOWN WITH
ALL ON BOARD
Disaster to Unknown Steamer
One of Strangest on Ship
ping Records
WAS HEADING Fur HALIFAX

Halifax. n. S. Nov. 22-The violent
storm which swept the coast of Nova
Scotia the latter part OF last week APP
parently has claimed another victim.
A two-masted steamer Is thought to
have gone to the bottom on Thursday
afternoon In Beaver Harbor, on the east
coast OF the province. fifty-flve miles
of Halifax Her identity has not been
established. and so far as can be ascer-
tanned, not one of her crew survived.
News of the disaster. which Is one of
the strangest IN Shipping records. was
brought to Halifax last night by the
steamer Kilkeel commanded by Cap
tain Allan, from Port Hastings, Cape
Breton, with a cargo OF coal. The
Kilkeel on Thursday morning ran into
a gale. Heading into Beaver Harhor
at 10 o'clock. Captain Allan observed
behind him another steamer with two
masts. and heavily laden approaching
The gale was then blowing al terrific
rate, and the seas We're breaking heav-
ly on the numerous shoals which stud
that coast
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
WANTS $4,000 FOR A KISS
Miss Hamilton, of Des Moines, Sues
Younq Man For One He Stole.

Des Moines. Iowa, Nov. 22-Miss Ella
Hamilton thinks that the kiss she al
leges Hayden Marquis wealthy young
man stole from her, is worth $4,000.
At least that is the amount of damages
she demands in a suit filed to-day in
the District Court.
The suit will come to trial at the
January term. Marquis is the son of
r. W. Marquis, reputed to be a million
aire.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22

The CITY or London. the mile-square
municipality n which ihe bulk Of Lon-
dons financial and wholesaie business IS
done. Is lilely soon 70 suppress all kinds
OF street trading.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22
The WEATHER.

Tomorrow promises to be
fair and hazy weather, slightly
warmer. Friday partly over
cas-.
Evening journal., 1905-11-22

"It has been proven over and over
again that continuous Advertising is
the only kind Of Advertising which
paysi tn re is no need Of proving it
again."
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
PRIVATE DURWARD WINS PRIZE
Massachusetts Soldier Makes Best
international Score with
the Rife.

SEA GIRT, n. j., Aug. 2s.--When cease
firing" sounded this evening the decks had
been cleared for action so to speak and the
national team match. the most important
military rifle competition held in this coun-
try, Will open at o'clock tomorrow. An
effort was made to begin firing in the
match late today but It proved unsuccess-
ful, The executive officer and his asso-
ciates however, succeeded in having the
national pistol match run off and the ma
tional Individual match concluded The lat
of the tournament last Thursday. In order
to finish 1t, only about l40 of the compet-
itors were allowed to make the final skir-
mish run. The first skirmish run was par
ticipated in by 900 competitors. In the
final run all except those who had attained
total of Go were eliminated from the con-
test.
The national individual match in which
by Private James Durward, Company G.,
Fifth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer
Militia with total of 4S0 out of a possible
500. Durward won by reason of his extra
ordinary work in the skirmsh runs in which
he made SO and 81 respectively out of a
possible 100. His score was 176 on slow
fire. 80 on rapid fire and ia in skirmish In
addition TO first prize, consisting of a gold
medal and $50. Private Durward receives a
prize of a gold medal and $50 provided for
the competitor making the highest aggre-
gate SCORE in a skirmish 1re.
Lieutenant r. H. Sayre. National Guard
New York, won the national pistol match
with 287 out of a possible go.
cavalry. was second v With 2SoeT 2sS Captain Cook
of Maryland and Thomas Anderton of New
York each scored 234.
The names of the other prize winners
have not yet been determined.
If conditions are favorable the national
team match may be completed by next Fri
day evening. That will permit OF the hold
ing OF the Dryden trophy match, second
only IN importance to the national next
Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
MAN CANNOT VISIT HIS HOME
Restrained by Courts order from
Going About His Wife or
Children.

Judge Kennedy has issued a temporary
restraining order to keep Walter II. Leach
from in any way interfering with his wife,
Mabel, or their two children or from visit
ing or trespassing in any manner on the
premises at 2125 South Thirty-fourth street
He must also refrain from making threats
or otherwise bothering Mrs. Leach during
the tendency of a suit for divorce which
she has filed. Sne alleges nonsupport and
continued cruelty. They were married IN
Chicago in January. 1896.
Homer Christensen makes charges OF
drunkenness and unfaithfulness against his
wife, Alzora. in a divorce petition fled in
the district court. They were married at
Ottumwa, Ia. in March, 1899
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
snortInv RreNitIea.

Wolfe Is quite a versatile player, as he
can pitch, catch or do any old thing.
The Union Pacific shop team will 60 TO
Grand Island and kearncy for games the
latter part Of this week.
Pity Mike Cantlllon is not manager for
little wnlle. of an American league team
OF course II would be too bad for the
American, but Tim Hurst is umplring in
that league again. II would be interesting
TO hear the Des Moines manager talk to
Tim as ne does 10 some other umpires.
The Omaha COOperage Company team won
two ball games Sunday. In the forenoon Il
defeated the Ramblers IS to g. Batteries
Omaha Cooperage Bunker and Emery ;
Rablers, Smith and Boggs. In the after
noon II defeated the Superiors. 70 /. Bat
teries Omaha CoOperage. Mason and
Emery; Superiors, Denny and Rodford.
Mike Cantillion is lamentably lacking In
one essential OF true spOrt-that Is one
at least, TO be charitable. He Is a poor
loser. Saturday when his team was win
ming he sat on the bench with his face
wreathed in smiles, but Sunday when his
team Was losing he went up in tAn air like
a peevish baby and took mis- revenge on
Umpire Caruthers, whose work was fault
less and an Improvement on that OF the
day before. The Western league Is for
tunate 10 have such a gentleman as Bobby
Caruthers to umpire but II Is decidedly
unfortunate to have TO tolerate . foul
moutheT Tufian as manaEer.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
LORD BYRON COMPANY SUED
Directors Are Asked 60 Give Account
ing and Pay for Certain
TrRnsnctiOn.

NJ. Eveline Won Dorm has brought suit
in the district court to have an account
ing from the directors OF the Lord Byron
Mining company and also TO recover judg-
ment for $lOOO against the company and
the individuals who are made defendants.
These are: E. NJ. Giller, Floyd J. Camp
bell. James II. Merchant. Charles E. Ady,
Victor II. Caldwell, Bocy NJ. Talmage and
Charles Z. Bedwell.
The petition alleges that these de-
PENDANTS we're directors or controlling
spirits in the lord Byron and the Bullion
King Mining companies: that they made a
pretended sale OF property of the former,
which Is alleged to be worth 100000. to the
latter company for $4,000. also that they
disposed in the same way to the same com
pany OF the Cooper Placer for a figure
much below its real value.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
Lid Goes Down on Sunday.

YANKTON, S. D., Aug. 2S-(Special.)-
Is the lid to go on in Yankton? That is
the question of the hour. Yesterday for
the first time in years the curtains in the
seventeen saloon windows were rolled to
the top and everything was quiet and
strangely empty within. The custom of
drawing curtains at IL o'clock on Satur-
day night and leaving them down until
Monday morning is no longer in vogue in
Yankton. The orders from the states ate
torney were not to be misunderstood.
Curtains and slot machines have fallen
under the ban and out they 60 The slot
machine order will affect all the cigar
and confectionery stores where machines
deal in money.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
N. T. Plumbing CO. TvI 80. Night. Fss1
Court Mt sidney,


SIDNEY, Ia. Aug 2s.-CSpecial) )-District
court convenes Wednesday with Judge
Wheeler on the bench. Petitions have been
filed In nineteen criminal aud ninety-three
civil cases. There are a number of divorce
cases. Mrs. Fred Bangs has filed a petition
asking for new trial This was a divorce
case which she lost last winter. Owing to
the prominence of the parties 1t attracted
a great deal Of attention and was hard
fought case.
8. c. Rees, a Hamburg capitalist, is
charged with assault with intent to COM
NIT murder, the person assaulted being j.
F. Baldwin, a Hamburg banker, who was
wounded in the affray. Baldwin also brings
civil action against Rees asking Judgment
in the sum of $4,000 for suffering in mind
and body caused by the assault and wounds
The shooting occurred May Is.
Beauford Clark is charged with assault
, with intent to do great bodily injury to
r. r. Lacy with a pitchfork August s.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29

Judge n. w. Macy of Harlan sent word
10 H. " Battey, clerk OF the district court
ordering that the opening OF the September
term OF district court here be postponed
from the 6th TO the nth.
Judge Wheeler yesterday Overruied the
motion OF the plaintiff for new trial In
the personal injury damage suit OF Austin
Land against Hollenbeek Bros
Erhe e. QUINN fled suit for divorce from
Marion Gumm. to whom she was married
in this city October p. 1901. She charges
the defendants with dssertion and asks that
her maiden name OF Efe Hempton be re-
tored TO her.
Claude Bleakley, who was indicted with
two others for Rssaulting with intent "a
kin II. Kay I'm South Main street saloon,
pleaded guilty and was fined go and costs
He was given time In which to pay the
fine. s
The hearing on the application for the
appointment OF a receiver for the North
western Trust company was set by Judge
Wheeler for next Saturday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
TWO CANDIDATES FOR PULPIT
south Dakota and Illinois Ministers
I'm View for PastOg of st.
Mary1s Avenue.

1t is probable that inside of a week at
least, a new pastor will be chosen for st.
Mary's Avenue Congregational church.
The committee which has the matter in
hand will meet the last of this week for a
final consideration. The two prominent
candidates are Rev. B. G. Mattson Of Yank-
ton, s. D.. and Rev. L. o. Baird OF Ottawa,
Ill. Mr.. Baird preached Sunday at the
church and the members Of the congrega.
tion were well pleased with his sermon
He did not come to the city as a candidate
for the pastorate, but It is known that he
is not averse to considering a call Mr..
Mattson preached here several weeks ago
and gave general satisfaction.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
Open Rids for CapItoI.

PIERRE, 8. D.. Aug. 2s.-(speciaI Tele-
gram.)-The State Capitol commission will
hold a meeting tomorrow for the purpose OF
opening bids for construction Of the foun-
dation OF the new capitol building. A num-
ber OF bids will be presented and Architect
Bell is here from Minneapolis to meet with
the board.
The hot wave which has prevailed here
showed a record Of 1O2 this afternoon. The
weather bureau forecasts relief for tomor-
row.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29

The new feature of checking babies at
the state fair was given a severe test to-
day. Some OF the church women OF Cal
vary Baptist church run the nursery, charg-
ing for caring for the children while the
mothers see the fair. One baby remained
at the nursery from early IN the forenoon
till late in the afternoon and the women
were afraid for a time that the mother
had purposely left 1t or was herself lost.
The dilemma was straining when the
mother returned. She had supposed the
nursery furnished meals too.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
sheepmen C1oaInr out

PIERRE. g. D., Aug. 2s-(speciaI) J.
The prices which are being paid for sheep
IN this section by feeders from Minnesota
and Iowa points is too great a temptation
for many of the sheep owners to resist
and they are closing out their herds. It
is estimated that over 1000 head OF sheep
will be shipped from here this fall, and
In many cases the sheep owners are chang
ing 70 cattle.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
Can,t RniId Cottnre in ParI..

Judge Scott OF the superior court handed
down his decision yesterday in the suit
brought by II. +. Keller TO enjoin the park
commissioners from erecting a cottage in
Fairmount park adjoining his residence.
The decision denies the Injunction
Kellers residence Is on Paramount avenue
at the park entrance and adjoins the bound
AIRY line OF the park. In seeking an in
junction 10 restrain the park commissioners
from erecting the cottage which is designed
for the occupancy OF the park custodian,
Keller claimed that the strip OF land on
which Il was proposed 10 erect the cottage
was a public highway and not a part of the
park proper
In his decision Judge Scott stated he was
unable to and proof that the alleged road
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
WAITER ARRESTED FOR MURDER
Thought 20 lie the Man wanted by
Authorities of Armstrong, Mo.

Joe Young, a colored walter at the Ogden
house was taken into custody yesterday on
a warrant issued from the court OF Justice
Gardiner. He is charged with being a
fugitive from justice. Young is said to
answer almost In every particular the
description OF a negro wanted in Arm
strong. Mo-, for the murder Of young lad
named Ernest Bureh on June OF this year,
for whose arrest a reward OF $40 is offered.
Ernest Burch was murdered by a negro
named Estill alias Buddy" alias Punch
Wright.
A few days ago a description Of Young
twas sent to Sheriff Cooper of Howard coun-
ty. Mo. and he telegraphed back to arrest
and hold the negro his description Tailed
exactly with that Of the man wanted for
the murder of young Burch at Armstrong
Young claims to have been In Council
Bluffs since June / and says he came here
from Burlington, la. His description, ever
TO spots on the face and a scar under the
left eye, agree with that of the man wanted
Sheriff Cooper is expected here today,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
Local Men Retire from the Fuller
Jnhnnon-ShnEnrt COMPANY.

Local Men Retire from the Fuller
JOhnson-ShuEnrt Company.
Lucius Wells has retired from the man
agement of the -Johnson-Shugart
company and the firm has been entirely re-
organized. In retiring from the manage
ment Mr.. Wells has also severed his con-
nectiou with the company. f. L. shugart
and Lyman Shugart are said to have dis
posed Of their interest in the company TO
the Fuller and johnson people and the firm
is now known as the Fuller s. johnson
company.
with the retirement. of the local stock
holders the Fuller & johnson company has
closed It's branch at Des Noines and its
western business will now be transacted
from Council Bluffs. The manager of the
Des Moines branch is now in charge of the
company's business here and It Is under
stood that the closing of the Des Molnes
branch will mean an increased force here.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
UNCLE SAM ON HIS TRAIL
POstOHlce Inspectors Take Up Case OF
Man who Asks for An
others Mail.

It now begins to look as II the bogus w.
J. Lawrence, who tried to impersonate the
real bearer of that name, is liable to get
himself into trouble with the United States
authorities for undertaking to appropriate
mail held at local hotels and belonging to
the genuine w. J. Lawrence of Mime
apois The United States postofice in
spectors are investigating the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29

been settled between the interested parties
themselves AS result OF the COM
promise cattle shipping has begun at this
city, twenty-seven cars having been
started for Chicago Saturday, and others
are being rounded up to be brought in at
once.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
Tnkes Acid for Castor OH.

MARsHALLTOWN. Ia. Aug. S-(spe-
cial.)-Samuel Julien, a well known farmer
OF st. Anthony. is dead as q result OF taxi
ing half ounce OF carbolic acid. The bot
tie was labeled castor OIL. He has been in
Ill health for several years.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29

These transfers were reported to The Bee
August rs by the Title Guarantee & Trust
Co, of Council Bluffs.
Charles A Bisbee. ct, al. to Arthur
G. Bisbce nwA swh; WIZ neh swh
seh swh 30 and neh nwh 3l-4-S9, 49,, -
John a. Wilson and wife to Henry
NJ Reel sell seh q and part swh
sWL 22-7I-44, W. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,S64OO
Albert A. Clark and wife 10 samuel
Peterson. lot In block 10 In Gales
burg addition to Council Bluhs, Ia -oo
JoSn N Madden to Matilda Coiiacot. -'''V
lots II, rs, 16, II, IS 10. 20, 81: q; %
aud "a in block 81 In Railroad addi-
tion to Council Bluffs, Ia, W. d.: 6OoO
Anne E Kennedy, ct. al, to d, Fred
Grass, ny Of lot in block l3 In
Macedonia, Ia, q. c. d,,-.--......... lo
Hattie NJ McCiorrisk and husband 20
F. r. Durham, part OF block 10 IN
Alien & Cooks addition TO Avoca' oo
Ia, O. c. d..............'...' O'VO
County Treasurer TO Oak c. Redick,
mart sW'it l-i5-lS, l. d..,....-.."..... 10 %
County Treasurer 10 Oak c. Redick
lots s and in block in Potter q
George cos. addition 70 Council =.
Blunfs Ia, I. d....'...'.''.'''''''''' e.4o
Eight transfers, total.....,..........Nsl NslI.Si
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
Cattle shinments start,

PIERRE. g. D., Aug. % s-(special)-
The suit which was brought by Stanley
county cattle owners to test the order
Of the county cattle inspector 10 compel
dipping OF all cattle. which was set be-
fore Judge Gaffy for Saturday. did not
come - . hearing, the matter having
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
Boy Thrown from Trnip.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Aug 2S.-(special
Telegram )-Horse Dickey negro employe
Of the carnival company, was thrown from
the train by a companion near Cedar Rap
ids. The train was going thirty miles an
hour. The boy was badly hurt James
Vaughan was arrested for the offense.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
Chester Eabert Again to the Bad.

Chester Egbert, who was released from
the penitentiary at Fort Madison three
days ago, walked into police headquarters
at a late hour Sunday night very much
under the influence of dope. lie was
promptly placed behind the bars and yes
terday morning on his admitting to Judge
Scott that he was confirmed dope fiend
and that he had consumed a dollars worth
of cocaine Sunday, he was sentenced to
twenty days on bread and water. Egbert
was sent to the penitentiary for the theft
of carriage cushions and lamps from the
barn of T. n. Petersen.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
New worlds Swimming Record.

LEEDS, England, Aug. 8.-B B. Kierau.
the Australian champion, broke the world :
swimming record for 800 yards here today,
covering the distance in 6O7h. The pre-
vious record 6:239S, was held by himself.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
Taken from Des MoInes Capital.

In the Des Moines Capital Of Saturday
May u, 1905 Ohe day after your speech
here) you will find a long editorial entitled
Secretary Shaw"
1t deals wholly with your speech Of the
day before. I quote that part OF II upon
which / relied in my address at Chicago:
I'm his own original way he drove home
certain facts that will be remembered He
exposed the proposed French treaty in all
it's deformity, demonstrating that we were
offering France a tremendous bargain and
getting practically nothing in return"
II this be not a SUFFICIENT basis for the
statement that made in Chicago I have
yet to learn the meaning of the commonest
words OF my mother tongue. Lafayette
Young, the editor Of the Des Moines Cap
ital was present at the luncheon and heard
your speech. He is your political friend
and ally. He Is In sympathy with your
views. He is himself speaker of wonder
full power and knows what words mean. He
writes constantly concerning the tariff and
reciprocity and could not have been mis-
taken with respect to the trend and con-
clusion of your argument.
way that you Exposed the proposed
French treaty in all it's deformity, demon
strating that we were Offering France n
tremendous bargain and getting practically
Nothing in return" II was not possible for
ne to doubt that you had said what he had
imputed to you. l know that he could
easily misunderstood me, but II Is In
credible that he should misunderstood you.
Following your example. 1 will hand a
copy of my reply TO the newspapers at the
lime mall this letter With high regard
am yours very truly,
ALBERT B. CUMMINs.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29

MARQUETTE, Mich, Aug. 2S.-w. F..
Franks, druggist at sidnaw, was hit by a
foul tip at ball game yesterday. His
skull was fractured and death followed in a
few hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-29
Miner is Killed,

In an explosion at the Eagle mines at
noon today Robert Bartholomew was killed.
His body was blown to pieces and he was
killed instantly. He had lighted a fuse and
went back to see II 1t was still burning.