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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE.
Many Services Are Held During
the Day at FreepOrt.
Pn'U Ri.IC SPECIAL

Freeport. H.. Oct 8-The Rock Rivsp
Conference had = busy day. a. far n tho
Bishop and anne OF his preachers were
led by the Reverend e. E. Mandervllle ~
Chicago. AMI Bishop Wilson preached at
tho conference church At lo:30 o'clock.
services and ordination Of deacons and
elders The question that is aeitating man.
members Of the conference n what Will BE-
the nature Of the report that will be pre-
eented by the COMMITTEES on Capital and
Labor aS far ~ IL relates to the printers
who are Oh. In the book concern plant
In Chicago. II - believed = middle grouni
will ba taken.
AZ the love feast this morning m eceen-
trio character. who came from ChlcsG"
and calls himself Jesus God. made his ap-
uearance He was known by some Of tho
minis.eYs and was allowed To talk for y
few minutes Then lie departed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
SEPTEMBER WEATHER
MADE UNUSUAL RECORD.
TeoDesstsre Was Bss9h and Wisd

The monthly meteorological summary.
JUST issued by Local Weather Forecaster
how'e- shows fraf September was unUs-
uaity warm and that the ma sinrity "f the
DAYS were either cloudy or partly s". out
oS The thirty DAYS. tne-e were out ten
when no clouds could be seen.
In tN. same month one year ago there
were Hight :Sosta reported. According to
Mr. Bowie. not the slightest frost has been
noticed over the entire 4;afs.
The precipitation for the month Was ). aS
the Gyessest since fsS. The precipitation
!as; September was only 29.. In the month
tuse clsssed there we're also four thunder
storms which 10 rather unusual for sep
tember In the storm o? September tho
WIND reached Q velocity Of forty five miles
an hour. which vas nearly n strong as
,he gale which accompanied the storms In
the spring.
wsa g degrees and the highest vas -
The syeYaG- for the e.;ire month .-as a.
which n QUITE warm for September. In 1852
,her. Was a killing sros: reported cn ssp-
:embei Is
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
FOOTBALL INJURY
CAUSE OF DEATH
Member Of Chester, Pa, Team
Twice Seriously Hurt Whila
Playing Game. Dies of HeInOr-
rhage in the Hospital.

Chester. Ia: Oct S-Johu s Summers
gil. q years old. a member Of the Frank
LIN football .eam of this place. died IN the
hospital here to-day from injuries re-
cs,ved during . game yesterday.
q blow In the abdomen. Hc revived an [
resumed playing.
Later he was accidentally kicked In the
vas rrsuscitated and watched the game
from the side lines.
On the way home he fell 70 the erounl
and Vas removed to tho hospital His
death WIS due 70 hemorYhaee.
SummerSafl was married three months
ago
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
FEW FILE THEIR APPLICATIONS
But Seventy Candidates Seek Pos
tal.Service Examinations.

Although the time for hlinx applications
.or examination Is TO fitness for entering
she poessi service n the 81. Louie Post
Once closes Oc;oher Is. Secretary DeArin9
announces that but seventy candidates
have Hisd <lic!, documents.
The examination IL 70 b" he'd IN No
yernher. ami Judging from pas; "Sp~ri-
ence seventy candidates ~ti! &c; Furnish
sI..!cierf number 20 meet the needs of the
service Prospect Of appointment to cle!-
zeal positions is ea:d TO be Nn'te eood
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
RUSSIA TO STATION
TROOPS NEAR CHINA
Car To Place an Army Of 300. W.sNW
Men Near Frontier to QueIl
Malcontents and Awe the Mon
gOlians.

here that Russia Will station s0000e troops
on the Chinese frontier. after peace has
been declared. partially because she is
Apprehensivc Of the soldiers }oiihnG w w.
n.alcontents at home. and par'hIiy ZOE
intimidation of the Chinese.
1t Is expected that the railway cotaned
by the japanese from kwangchrnstss
southW ard. although II Will require az,
initial INVESTMENT of about 81. .jOetv: VIII
ultimately be a paving property. ch'en!
hecauae of the revenues derived from the
Yentai and F,ialIGn coili"rte
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
RUNAWAY GIRL IS ARRESTED.
Police Recover Watch She Is Said
10 Have Stolen, but Release Her

Fjorence Yrasse Is years old. who. the
police ny. rsn axay from her home. No.
- Bayard avenue. several months ago.
vas s-,ea,ed In . roominG house 1t No.
,.,1 Moran street on complaint OF Mary
Tasue. Who r.siAes at 81. Mary's Con-
ven; a; Twen;y-.econd and Morgan
..ss, a. a Natch value! ~ -
The ~a'ch was recovered BY the Ninth
r,ts:..c, police. hu. Mis Tasue refused 70
nrosec,,.s Ard .he e!ri was released She
90. bn,,e wi.h her brother-'n-isW f.A-
~ari Kohr,mm.Il. % 40. - Bayard ave
nue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
ENGINE PASSENGER KILLED.
Freight Train Wrecked in Sub
urbs Of Davenport. la.

Davenport Ia. Oct "A westbouni
freight train on the Rock ISLAND Wa
wr~cae! IN the western part 80 this c''v
'his afternoon The engine went down
rallied.
Ray McCuiioush Of Dsvenpo,t: who 1as
riding On the erginc. VAS killed. Ths
train crew escaped By jumping
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

ia Esns,s- > wear, c;G ard Pauline
N-siirre.s. =. ~ere arrested yesterday
morning - Foi.c-rne- BALDWIN an! srnyfa
os -. ElShIk District AZ .hs HON. os
Mr. Los. I-riey, No "a Adams street.
They escsc.t from n" House % the Goo!
Shepherd sAtg-;Ay ard ~e-e returned 30
,az; i-s,i:g.soc yes-s-tay.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
GIRL CLAD IN MALE ATTIRE.
Jessie Marks Caught Hopping
Train at Memphis.

EEPf Bit SPKVINLA
Memphis. Tenn. Oct, a-Jes.ie Marks.
a young woman. claiming 20 be on her
way IN visit her mother In Mississippi. waS
arrested yesterday by the Memphis police
a. she VAS atfempting TO board IN Illinois
Centred train this morning She vas clad
IN male attire. When taken before tbs
city Judge. she pleaded to b released.
promising to don he. own proper clots-
Ing at once.
4he vas dismissed with . warning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
CROP ONLY 1O.500.000 BALES.
Expcr, Declares Government Re-
por; l. Full of Errors.
EEr- rir- ErEr-.r.

EE-r- BIZ SFE'~sl.
N.Hs~ "A oct s. Johnston. =
.a..rr sv.-rr ~. Known throughout ne
se-.sN..- ~-ars- rEs '.ss~.i state
--srs Er -, ,1,t. ~. a. a. sIu. n which he
.ss.--. -. tycys-r:7.n' Tsp1-i = fuii q!
s--o-s sri irregularities
Sc <.v. iHEr rsr~.-! art c-srs~sNasNs
s,a--fua-.au hss convinced him that the
.11-..r,x --rp vil - aNo:. = So ~ sal~s
u. F.-isr 20. .ssc n. Government agents
r- -,auv -.s.. SG1-si o1 re s--saz- j,
-,a-r risrss trro1SN~ui -h~ south NJ
-,s.~- ct.--=a,f0ns from -,-..e<f .,r
.rtcsy
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
PRIESTS GO TO HONDURAS.
.Jesui,s to DO Missionary Work in
Central America.

Rf:rI RlIc SPECIAL.
Noble. Ala. Oct. A-rhe following mem
ss-s c. ;he society % Jss.s Nao vi
teach an: DO missionary work IN Central
AreGica lef, ,c-isy by steamer FOR Bei:se.
Rr.tiss Honduras.
Ihc Reverend Father william 2. S..--
ton % Manila. Phil.pc.ne sslan:s: th.
Rsver-n! f,a-ses Joseph A murphy. 'as
Reverend Father Henry HeurrsAn. r u
hamilton % Detroit Mich the Reverend
Father w!liEan Benns:s % Lcyo.a. Spaia-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

.u~.eh f-oal Ceu.,an,!nop.s or'os":
sa.d i'm; n. Porte p~rs.stsi IN itS I.'i-
,i.iI.-z a..:.gas ,n regard 20 the shAs-
"a; cnrt.o! q. Nao~don.a-
Rsrl,,,G 20 The collective note o. sei-
.~rnber = from the SIX Powers. cec!ar-
irs ,ha, their decisson TO ASSURE inte-
ns:Iona; eon,.o! OF the finances o. Nace-
sosia Oas snaiterab.s. the Porte fei'es-
ased VIA, 80 Ye9aT6e: - !asvp>sable Oh
sHreions 80 TIRE arheNe-
rhe dNpA.oh ssid the deiePases Ss re
Powers who utre 20 art - onsncioi coz
.,olls-s % Macs6onia must remain lfis
,,,.u rsseesre compelled the Porte 20 ~
sus ,se orders n-cetAry 70 ~nAeie tnens
:, er.e: O.. .h~ir functions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
TOO PROUD TO BEG, MINISTER'S
SON STEALS TO kLLAY HUNGEF
MISS svsASHE.FH.Scis SAProH.

nate 10 Find Legitimate Employment. Oliver Hamilton Grad
a,c Et"n College England Snarches Womans Purse and
Spends Night m Courts H"ldoverWe in Dire Dis
;-e>s Calls Him CorrOmra,cs His SOry-Is Re-
leased of Tn>ecution-Father DsapprOved His
Wedding Hospital Nurse in Detroit.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
cLENNoN DELEGATES CHURCH.
Catholics at kirksville Have q
New Sanctuary.
EFFUs sII,- srr iN1.

~ IT ts-.'- = y M.
kt-ssy.ls. Mo. oct. s-The rev satho-
4 srEryh her. ~As Ssiicate. TODAY.
A-vtst-fc, John = .slauaor % 81 i>nSsIs
s:eIivs,.i rts Gsli~a.o,y sermon
Ma. priests and iaSmrr from s.:-
rounding toSB. were present
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

While I~u Are - New York
call a: - Fifth avenue 6etwecn 3sth and
5.th. Mermod. Jaccari & Kings jewe:ry
and art salesrooms-vjsiiors are cordially
Weics ne.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

wSns pc:sr S-a.s..v;s q sAlooakesv<r
u se Ss.ocn sa-!i,.sy sonss gah!snt.f>d
,s-eS1 entered IN. Place and cut shc
s.ocAs.s o.I = 70 .-o-ssrs and secured
q X The p-suce later MAGE An arrest.
ev, ~. s.ssser ~As released. as Q warrant
sls s,sa refuse:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

Ro!!a. No. c~,Js-Ja'rs. Berry HArr.-
soy.. son 81 former senator James =. hAr-
Y,..,, ~ Poila. has heen appointed Alter
:a:e -andidate 20 West Point Military
Arsdemy by CongYessmard A. r. MuSrhy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

COOOUt0e wv CoOoeO w. 49,
Gasoline. which Vas uae6 n c.eaas'ne
clothes IN . Laundry Ia the rear q WGcAn
street caused . costly biase early yesser-
day rnoss ieG. A sta alarm vas etsen 70
ErR.ne Company No. esS fse IRE sac
caus>f . damage Of 10 70 the % bcinS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
,oo r,se E.sr.,eA Csrs.. -.

Ar- s;y!s. :ro-: you. osn plate. .. 20
en~>r cards With srErav>d plate. SIS
a: NEH.!Oia. JACCARp 4 KINGS.
.Na.i O~'.rs tiled = Hroadasy coz Locus:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

Olive C.; stand. sfe-ensiaens Perfectly
pure ard q !sch. delicate nAvor. A. al
larry Ero-v:s aud erIeE.sts-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

nest :o-n,Gh. q, the school building on
aevensh ana Ya.raf streets and W.N ea-
1eavoF 20 get tnQeehef m esoocsassoo a.
shooe Who STUDIED st the original tnseifu-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

.aoYo-Fcrmslin'' Elmer AAmenf) ~ IN
an.i.es,,ic ciea.ssn9 mouth and tooth
Ussa . unsurpassed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

A. .harscr~. eo- NAs 'ouEi IN ;Ae
.s-,-.sr sf ssYr~~. tSe.'s res.a>ass ate
S.rz-,.sS alSs- ev Ps,i-.na- Ri-sArf
Barr % ;l.s Ninth ;y:s;-tc, -l~re vs.
- -a-S 81 tie cl-ttias 60 - child
sks-s .,,Gn, iss. 20 10 li~Irfc siScu- ard
n ~ss r-s--,-es cc ?. Ass Asy i.m o.:
t,,-r AL FAGe scsisya-.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

I, A. s-gur-.s, es.- = h-1g-5e q. as.sks
= -. .a.s>a- 0. As-ahan t'rs>t.rAs At
Ns iY> SSy,a P-cz3say saturday SIGH
S-tGt A-r.e 80 Ne "a F-a1Say isNW
a.. ppsrs. q; ~. .al>5sIs>>s-T fr>>SDar
tr.u q svso,v~r aas as~d 90 sA>s WsSs
.-~,A eRecr IN A:..Ss les u. .ous1 .
~-ss s<rssca Eose Osrs t~ke1 80 es
esa:xes &C stssErS.zg ths pesoe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

WeAASo0 Roo0D tseeeo 0os0S.
Finest quality. . - - Assnod. Jae'
eosd 4 Kins. BroodWay ana Locuo6
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
lIsyS Rssss.sss % WssAssssss

NEst -Pt-t' >Ts1INl-
kt-s.stis No Get. 6-cyaSre.sHAn
Ja.,>. c lA-sx SCENT to-day IN k.fksS.iie.
re . ..s,.n.nG 70 washingtoa to-niGhs BY
s-y &C 81 Loc.s. Wsere he Wt1 sr0n1 TO-
Gxsfcp-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

A. . sable delScaey Jean RoSsneao's
Olive Oil stands pre-eminent. Perfectly
.,ure ard a f.I.. delicate Favor. AZ all
fancy crocsYs ond druggists.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

Fee Chile, Fever 0o4 A60e yS0 VIA
srs Ne:a.lsol .sr.s.ts a syeety cure. Easy
20 take Pro- sA- AL crrxg.s.s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

C,ss I~sseA Fee~. Gsssses 81. SD ,.
500 -. Eo-: a-s MGrtSo.-e'y =.
NFaHpD JAC-AHN 4 HINi;s
R-osA0sy ccc f-oc.st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
the PORTE GETS REPORTS.
Powers state Their Intentions a.
70 Macedonia Finances.

cnns;Antlnopls. Cc-- S-'o'!ec'ire
-,,.. - m. SIX embassies r.Sariirg IRE
a,a,eI,i control oG Macedonia, we're nsnd.
- 20 .he Porte SATURDAY. TIE hnanc:ai
..,sea,es % the Powers are proceeding -
J-skl..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

Fsse Watch 0eDoSseog. Lev Pssees'
A, NERMOD. JACCARD KINGS.
BroAdWay. cor. Locust
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
Bronze Statuary

we have in our collection over :. 900
W pieces Of real French brOnxe1
-bustS. full figures and groups
Prices ranging from $500 up
''(:aDatca'-
In bronze. by a French artist Of
note. il q very fine piece. - inches
high The price $sSO.OO
''Siegfried and BFunhilae-
French Rronxe-twO figures aftiS-
tically posed. II inches high
Prize 8S.0O
''The Spirit Of FlOwerS-
From tho Salon deS Beaux Arts
,Paris>-height. IS inchee-a mas
terpiecc- Price $4,000
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

RspossS0O - gSSo W0ee0e0
Aea jesssry . sr>c4Aftr. 8. W. CscseeS
0aveeSs Aca rsse
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09

ossA0~ssh >tss~s Risas. -. ~
So;:i Col: E3us. -rh eirths ."r de-
sssn -Ar>~d 81 hotn --irs % s!sr"'. G"-
.r ~rts ;sr-1.a4 ia e-uter = zach rVssr.
SEQ ir,uat or sisrs: Fr~.
gif \ t. s.EH- = NjN'.<
,Ma. ,-.ssrs .r3~a Eras ~. coy l.Nr-st
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
The Music Boxes
Are on the BALCONY

Ask tn see them-and hear
"A their sweet music-the man
in charge will. il YOU ask him.
he pleased to play them
4 Fine Box for $500
In mahogany case. fine finish.
with IL tune sheets. all for e13oo
Extra tune sheets ~ each.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-09
Imported Bronze
and Brass Goods

uSt received !rOnl the art Ceh-
j ters Of Europe-,he 'selec-
tions Of Mr.. King. who recently
visited the Old World.
Desk Set-Pcmpeiian bronze. 9
pieces. ink well. stamp box.
blOtter. paper knife. pens and
Matchbox holder.
Slx PSeeea. S1Aoo
Other Desk Sets. In antique
bronze and brass. from 500
up TO S3o.VW q s9f.
StotSoOeRy D01eo-A solid brass.
hand-chased Stationary Box
other Stationery Boxes from
$500 up.
Dpoas Letter CD1ps-Antiqus
brass. with chicken foot a.
clamp. \ very effective piece
Other BRASS Letter Clips from
:Sc to S5.0".
Jewel Csskel-Solid Antique
brass. plush lined. massive de-
Other Brass Jewel Caskets from
$A.25 to $500.
C0S0oD0l CaodelabPa-Heavy an
tiQue brass. : lights. /: inches
high o218
Other Brass Candeiabra. I to 5
lights. @1.3o to $500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-02
ONE SCORED AT MONKS COST
Omaha Printers Get out Card that
Must Win Prize at
Toronto.

w. Sherman Ripley and Roy G, Human,
delegates from Omaha typographical union
10 the convention Of the International
Typographical union 20 be held at Toronto,
Ont, in August, have presented to the pub
lie a personal card that is a gem in its
way-and it's a pretty good way, too.
Mr.. Ripley is a machine operator on The
Bee and naturally is a good deal of a
philosopher outside OF having the artistic
temperament highly developed. These gem
tlemen might have gotten out card with
wise owl perched on high place and toss
ing wisdom TO a fool In motley who could
fling high defiance from VISIONS pethoric
urn back 10 his compeer. They have passed
up the temptation, almost with the dignity
OF a Franklin.
Dear old Bens motto while not exactly
In his words, is fronting the phiz Of an
ancient ancestor, according TO Darwin, in
the words. Don't walt for evolution--do IL
now" Sitting on a music box of the crank
variety that seems 20 have originated at
-I-iYarno or In the crooked precincts OF the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-02

twisted tower of Pisa. is a plug-hatted
monkey with a cigar in his mitt and his
tail hanging down. The Eight-Hour
March" is on the spindle, and the glorious
roll OF the refrain is almost to be seen as II
thrills through bell and crevice, making the
smile on the monk like unto that sported
by the successful candidate with a certih-
cate in his inside pocket,
Underneath is the intimation that Monk
eys work eight hours I'm Nebraska" which
ignores the exemplary regulations of the
humane society altogether. No humani-
tartan organ grinder now works his monkey
eight hours. The further legend See SEES
sion Laws Of 1885," is left standing without
explanation, but taken by and whole the
color and constitution of the Omaha dele
gates card should make it a very popular
one for collections at Toronto.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-02
BROWN STILL HAS THE CHECK
New Arrival in Omaha Holds Paper
as Security for Cash, watch
and Ring

James Brown, one of the many arrivals
at the Union station last Saturday, met an
affable stranger up town after banking
hours. The stranger had a check for $50,
was in a hard way for money, and pre-
vailed on Brown to give up 81, watch
and ring for the privilege of holding the
check The check proved to be worthless
The stranger has gone The police have
the case in hand. while Brown still holds
the check and begins 10 wonder why some
people place padlocks on their pockets
when they go to large cities.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-02
RATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Levy by Mills to Which Board of Education
Will Certify.
TO RAISE OVER A QUARTER MILO
Mayor and City Council VIII Take
Up Question of New Taxation
Within Week-AwRit
State Board.

The Board of Education at a special
meeting held Tuesday at noon decided to
certify to the city council as to the tax levy
for the fiscal year OF 19O6-O7, the rate of 20
mills on each dollars worth Of taxable
property in the city. This is estimated to
raise about $4,000 and is the same as was
demanded for the current fiscal year. The
certihcation is made at this time under the
city charter, which provides for the aboli-
ton OF the city tax commissioner and treas
urer and the performance of their duties
by county officers. Under it the city coun-
Gil and mayor have to certify to the county
board each summer the amount Of taxes
needed for the following year. the assess
ment and collection TO be made by the
county. While nothing is said about the
school district, yet the laws OF the latter
make 1t dependent upon the city for main
tenance so far as taxes are concerned.
Therefore the board will certify to the
council and the council will include this
in its certiication to the county board.
In it's estimate Of resources the board
figures to spend as much money as for the
present fiscal year, or about S564,3l5. OF
this $4,000 is expected from saloon IL
censes $4,000 from the state, $3.50, 900 from
taxation and the remainder from small
miscellaneous sources.
The board authorized the signature of a
petition designating Purington brick block
as paving material for Lake street from
Eighteenth to Twenty-fourth.
The mayor and city council viii take Ut
the question OF the 1906 levy within a week
AS soon as the State Board OF Equalization
reports to II the county board can com
plete its work and make the levy. Before
this is done the city and school district
must have their certificates in. The coun
ell is waiting on City Attorney Breen Il
give the word and he says this will be don,
in few daVa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-02
HARTMAN FOR THE MOTORS
Mlguats Convinced of Necessity Of the
Cars Got Up BY kcKeen.
UNION PACIFIC SPENDS MUCH HONEY
Head Of Pacific system and Party
GO 60 Yellowstone Park
Prior 20 Sailing for
the Orient.

II. Mohier, vice president and general
manager Of the Union Pacific, has returned
from Green River where he went with +.
H Hartman who is on his way to the
Orient. Mr.. Hartman sails August 16 from
San Francisco and In the meanwhile will
make short trip through the Yellowstone.
Mr. Hartman is fully convinced as to
the necessity and future use of the motor
cars, and It is simply a question Of how
fast we can perfect them" said Mr.. Mob
Ter Tuesday morning after his arrival from
the west. I'VE don't expect TO make the
first few absolutely perfect, but the imper-
fections will be overcome rapidly. The car
already constructed has run over 5000 miles
and has demonstrated its capacity in that
direction.
There are over 900 branch lines on
southern roads over which trains are run
simply because the tracks are there and
not because there is any profit derived
therefrorn With the motor car the cost
Of service will be so cheapened that these
lines can be run with profit. When the
car Is finished which is nearing completion
It will be put on exhibition, that the
people OF Omaha can view it. 1t will have
great improvements in appearance and ca
pacity. The car will also be Of steel con-
str-'ction, which has long ago been demon
strated as being the best, for 1t is nearly
indestrucuble.
THE crop outlook for Nebraska is un-
precedented. The business of the line is
especially heavy and we are having trouble
in handling all OF the people who wish
to journey west They come not only from
this territory, but from all sections of the
union.
Much Money spent.
Money is being spent freely by the
Union Pacific railroad in improving the
road and service in many directions. The
work Of construction Of 126 miles of lock
signals is well under way. These are being
put in service from Omaha to Valley, on
the Cheyenne hill from Green river east
and from Kansas City to Topeka. This
system will materially increase the safety
features Of operation in congested dis
tricts"
E. II. Hartman left Salt Lake City to-
day for a seven days trip through Yellow
stone park. He will enter the park at
Monida, leaving that station Wednesday
morning by stage, spending Wednesday
night at Madison Basin Thursday and
Friday will be spent visiting points in Madi.
son river canyon and Hell's Half Acre
with view to seeing the play of the
large geysers. Yellowstone and Shoshone
lakes will be visited Saturday and Sunday
will probably be spent at the summit OF
the Continental divide. Monday and Tues.
day will be spent visiting the geysers, and
the party will take their train at Gardiner
1t is stated that the stay may be ex
tended to eight or nine days, at the incli
nation of Mr.. Hartman. From Gardner
the party will go direct to San Francisco
where two or three days will be spent be
fore taking the steamer for Japar
August 16.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-02

For the accommodation OF readers OF The
Bee these patterns. which usually retail at
from Is TO 50 cents each. will be furnished
at the nominal price OF 10 cents A supply
Is now kept at our once. so those who
wish any pattern may get it either by call
ng or enclosing 10 cents, addressed Pat
tern Department Bee, Omaha"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-02
REFRIGERATORS

We sell the $500 to $14.OO sizes at
$500 down and $500 per month; the
$500 to $1,000 sizes at $500 down and
$500 per month; or we cut the price for
cash.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-02
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have beer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-02
DfspOssesaed.

A tenant which Is quickly dispossessed
by Dr. Kings New Discovery is a Cough
or Cold. SOC and 500. For sale by sher-
man Mcconnell Drug Co.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-08-10
TRAcKLfss CARS
Over Country Roads Company Organ
lied to Operate in Indiana.

The Oliver Trackless Oar Com :
pany of South Bend, Ind, will
operate over the country high
ways in carrying passengers and
freight, the passenger cars seat
ing thirty passengers. The cars
will be 100-horse power of stored
electricity, and each will have a
dynamo, the same to have a gas
oline engine to generate cleo
tricity. To each passenger car
will be attached three freight
cars, hauling ten tons each Ev
cry wheel of these is forty inches
high aud has an interior motor.
The outside track wheel has a
forty. two-inch face, and inside
wheel operating upon a track on
the inside of the larger of the
traction wheels, thus Saving
rack lying, as the car runs upon
that>wheel-inclosed track, which
enables the car to run over any
kind of country roads, no matter
how uneven or soft. 1t saves
trolley poles, wire, power houses
track laying and maintenance,
which is claimed to revolution
lze the traction business. One
cent per mile will be the maxi
mum rate for passengers, and
freight rates proportlonately
low