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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-29

FOR RENT-Furnfshed rooms,
light, airy and modern, $500 to
SIS. 90 per month. Table board rea
sonable. Special rates to fami-
lies. The Savoy. Lee street. a26tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-29

FOR RENTING or thre unfur-
nished rooms at 645 Mulberry street.
very desirable location. 16aug12t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-29

rIhfoRE OHIO Rail ROAD
s1aI Low EaTe summer ssssou
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-29

FOR SALE OR RENT-Twt
modern houses, centrally located
Easy terms. DIR. j. B. Payne, Ir
win building aug9H
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-29

NOTICE Any one finding par
rot please notify Mrs. N. f. Snider.
s24 East Main street, Home phone
No. 10, s5augsty
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-29

FOR RENT-ope large front
-oom for gentleman, at $500 per
month. Inquire at 645 West Main
street. 22aug12t*
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-29

FOR RENT-Two rooms fo1
light housekeeping. Apply 81,
Monticello avenue JuneS7H
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-29

WANTED-Girls for work in as
sorting room Good wages stead.
work. Only girls wanting to worI
,teady need apply. Phillips Shee'
( Tin Plate Go. 1saug4i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-29

FOR SALE-Chcap, a big lol
Of window sash. doors. inside Blind
and finish; also one store front com
plete with plate glass; also lot O
GOOD second hand tin. c. L
Howell. /. o. o. F. bldg. 14augCt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-29

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
rooms, in private family. BatE
and all conveniences. Table boaro
of desired. Call at No. 40 Lee
street. 21augot
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-29

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms
100 Mechanic street. aug17t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-29

FOR SALE-Smal grocery and
notion store in West Clarksburg
Good location. Terms cash. APP
ply 762 w. Pike street. 1saugtf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-29

WANTED-Competent stenoP
,apher, male or female. Apply witt
,eferenees to James S. Rodney, T
.. box e22, Clarksburg. s3ang3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-29

ply 762 w. Pike street. 1Saugtf
HOTEL FOR RENT-The hotel
known as the Grant House, in West
Union, w. Va, will be for rent Oct.
L, 1905. Said hotel contains IS or
40 rooms partly furnished and every
thing in good repair. Hall 10Ox3o
feet attached, newly papered and
painted. For further particulars
call on oroaddress Joseph Cheuvront,
West Union, w. Va, or, Charles
Cheuvront, Good Hope, w. Va.
S1aug1m@
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23

8aibims On, 20: Sebruar.
SIR Snbiana Tbeilpeiie bepDlft beute
Na9t unb am SreitaS; tparrier int lap'
rpeftli6en Tbeile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
- Rau9t bie BONANZA.
8antmipeftor niini@t srOBere
NGnmli4fetten.

Cine 3unabme bes @eiddftss, Der.
b~orgerufen ourd Die neue gauorbinan3.
ma4t cine 8~ergr6Berung Der Office bes
8auinfpettOrs n6tbig. Siefer punft
miro oura Snipettor Stanley in isi.
mem Sabresberidie DEFENDERS bsrbOr.
geboben. Aussnblidii6 LIT biss Be.
partement nit Der Office Der Slider
beitsbsb6rbs In elmer tleinen &dumlid=
teit 3uiammengeordngt.
&aum fur Srobe Slide, auf bsnen
mar bic 9roben pldne neuer @ebduos
our nnteriu9ung ausbrsiten fann.
feblt gdnSlid, aud miro FIR ben @leri
uno feline Beri9te mebr &aum n6tbig
iein. Wit Stol3 rsit Der Snfpettor
auf bas grgebniB bes Sabres 1904.
1898 observation-disclosures, bic einen
Wertb bon 81, 072. 135. 80 reprdientir.
ten, tuuroen a~usssfeli. cine 3unabms
bon FOG grlaubniBf4einen i'm Wertbt
bon 81, 039. 8i3 So iber 6as Yoriabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
Sat ni@ts ~ bsrse6en.

Srau Srant Sromblep aus Serre
9aute, beren 8atte mebrere Sage
in Der bisf9sn Sail iaB. neil biz
nod Mi6iaan Gitp laufenosn 3iss
nidt burdfabren fOnntsn, tpsnbst fiG
on Sheriff Sourbier nit Der gitts,
ibr mii3utbeilen. wesbalb ibr Wann
bier In Der Sail 9ebalten peroe. Srom.
lep 1T in Sulipan @ountp beg Mor=
bes iberfibrt uno er wurOe 3u lcbens.
ldnglid 3udtbaus berurtbeiit.
IS 1T bsrislbs Wann, Der pdbrent
Der lebten @ods, inbem err elmer ibm
suldaslnbsn 6rau feline penfsn Der.
MAIDEN ponte, cine 0blterpanberunq
I'M Qleinen unter benz ih6nen &c.
i9ledte Der 9ooferfabt Snoianapolis
beranlaste. Cine eanse Nn3abl Sranen
ioaen psri6nli4 borsefprO4en 6aben,
tpdbrenb anbere fi1 bas @elo briefiit
au beroienen 9eoa9ten. 8orldufa alfr
miro es nit Der BENTON uidts uerben,
ba Srombleb's Srau 3u b%srieIbsn au,
etf beredtist TIT.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
5nbiana's sr0ste DRY @Dobs SambIer.

Sieies 9aeit, in pelbem fi9 Jrau
9borner's stimme 10 berrIi9 berudbrte,
padte bic 3ub6rer pie nit 3auber.
trait uno enolOs iubelnoer Yeifaa
bautte ben Sdn9ern am S1luB Der
Sssne.
SRI. Bertha Balls unb Ssrr 8. q.
2aut wuroen ibren Golppartien eben=
fails in better Weiie gereat.
Grl. Balls bat Elm ftBes uno reides
Organ uno contrOllrt ibre Stimmmit.
tel bOrsisli8 unb Der ibr sssOlIe gsis
fall mar aers9t unb tpoblberbient.
Wir 9%ratuliren Dem Oeutiden 3lab
uno WufitDerein unb benz Sirisenien
@rnefinOf gu Der bor3dslidsn Wie-
oersabe oes i4wierisen Wuftfhdss,
He battsn fi9 eine idusre Aufsabs gss
felt unb bisielbs in msiasrIi9er Weiie
sslof.
Dem @on3ert folsts Elm fr0bli9sr
San3.
Die Wiiglieoer bes 2pra @afino unb
oersi Snmsrl absr beenbi9ten ben
fd6nsn abenb BEL einem folennen
Banquet in ibrsn @lubrdumen i'm
Seuti9en 6auie.
Serr Wa9ner fun9irte als Soaft-
meifer unb unter ieinem fdbiaen Gom=
manoo tpuroen BEN prdfbenten
Wiliam 2otbe, Serrn uno Srau Sod
ridge, @eorge WiliOn uno benz ionif 10
i4wei9iamen 2ou 86bel &eoen bon
t6ftliden 9umOrs entloft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
@rnnoeiaentbumS nebertragungeu

Treb @liae an SreIte s 6. 2utenbil,
Got 1, noro6fli6e Ode Dafbin9tOn
uno &anbolpb Str. SO, 300.
Sobn 2uebtemar an Mnbretp S1a.
tel, 2ots 5 unb 6. Ortiaaft Nep
Bethel, 9uts SO, 90 unb 81, Mbams'
aob-, oieieIbe Orti4aft, uno 1880
Square &oos angren3snb. $1,000.
Gilbert %. Saa on SObn 2uebte-
man, She'll Section 5, SOmnibip Ia,
&anse 5, Al. 70 @dsr, Jrantliu Sown=
ibip. "a, 400.
Wariba Garter on Wabe s.. War,
tin. Got 3l7, Wc@artp's 8. @shfeite
abo., 40 bel l40 SUB, berb fio6H.
lide SIDE Oliper uno Warion Npenues.
so, 225.
Charles u. chambers on George s..
8rannon. Cots 25 unb Is, Blof 6,
tpeftlide 6eitt Der Monon Railroa6,
fiolid bon Wefern Npe., uno Got 43,
8lod Is. Norbieite Nbo., 6fli9e Seits
bon arlington @pe., n6roIih BON
6leet Str, 5000.
ann s, 9Ousb an Wiaiam 8.
@arbner. She'll bon Got SO In Brucs'a
Moo., 40 bel 68 SUB, berbeKert. Sto.
ieite Der Is Str, pefli9 bon parl
Mpe. 81, 300.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
@isss- @rab.
@ b

8ebDren:
Sbomas unb Sulia Ssherman. COS
6apette Str, 2nabe. = IoaRl uno
&ofena SuHner. 1888 @befnut Str,
Mdb9en. - Oscdr unb Wanoa
@intle, 112O eugene Str, Mdo4en.
= Dts unb anie Sensforo, 2l07
Nbeeler Str, 2nabe. - Warrer uno
Cora Dates, 1889 81. genniplDania
2nabe. = M. 9. unb Map Carlisle,
925 &Oa9 Str, Wdbaen. = 9oparo
unb Ienie s9urman. SIT Sf "a.
Str Mdb9sn. - Sobn uno @race
Bater, 1888 Horbpfe Mbe., Snabs. =
Sobn unb Gillian @ibiun, 652 Waoi=
ion Npe., 6nabs.
@eorber:
@ecil Smith, As, 222 q. Slinois
Str.-WOies SalfOrb, ga, Staot. =
Samuel @rob, 16, 851 Wef Walnui
9Th. glisabstb 3unfer. 2 MOnate,
224 Soma Str.-Marp Moeblman.
"a, 039 @irsinia Mbe. = Wargarei
Wpers. Sc, Ill g. gapitol ape. =
Sobn Mabonep, 20, $40 Buchanan
St.-g eleanor SlDan, IS, 1920 Winf-
ner Str.-Sarrp 8. 5afner. 25,
1925 81. Merioian 81. = Sannat
Riplsp, 80. 10 W. Nri3ona st.
2snors Siabela 8runaugb, 26, 142O
Oh O6io. -Sobn S. priee. 9, Saub.
tummen.Snfitut. - Sasel 2inn, 10,
302 q. Noble Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23

QocaIs@ etterbert6t.
S90n beute Na@t unb am Sreitas
feline tpeientii@e @eranberuns in Der Tems
peratur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23

GpttIieb 2eufharbt,
Die gsmhtbli&e gde,"
gGe Hoble un0 Warfet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
@etterb ertmt.

Sur "a stnaSsn. .nS.uO = ubr g'ors.ns. "a. Ssbruar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
@ei96fts=0 eleaeateit /: ss a:. ssatss'

ooer Bertaui9en eines gef4dftes probireu Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
8iurmer 81. '6isseraIb 9tbdube. ssorbbfIi9e Gde
Utarfet etrabe unb Giree.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
Marot 0raS Grcmrfomem.
Rad Netp Orleans, Mobile uno
YeniatDla pia Yenniplpania
Qtnfeu.

Grcuriions Sabrfarten na6 0ep Orleans,
Ga. @eobiIe, Ola. unb 8eniacOla, Sla., pia
9~enniblpania 9inien, merben p~erfauft bon
|. bis 6. Ndra eini9IieBIt9. Nan frase
BET ben T~idetsNeenten Der 9ennipIbania
9inisn fur peitere Snformation iber 6abrs
preis, @bfaRrts3eit uAb @epdd.S ef0rberuns
u. (. 10. an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
Ebermometerftane

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
9S&fe 9sraperatur ........ 3. 3S Sra
9siebrisfte Eemperatur. ........ 81 ~
90. e. 8Ibtbe,
SectionssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23

S%eSlan9t - Utdb9en nuo Srcuen fur 4oulbrps
- Arbetf. Nan5ufrapeu IN arufrongs 2aurbrp,
asl E8eft RarpIanh Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23
@arantirte Sur fir Samurrboisem

8ibeInSe, blinSe, blutenbe oSer berbor:
ftebenbe9dmorrbpiben. Sbr Ipotbeter erftat'
tet baS @eIo surild ipenn PAZO ONT
MENT su furiren perfebIt in 6 Bis Ia
Saeen. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23

c~stnan3iedeS geIb IN perIeiben an iraeuh etuem
q Bstroa fur 8 bis 9 9roseut.
American Home Buying Co.,
o Sombarh 0staube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-23

lu uermietben-9ie 5fuei 2abenrdume SO. 131 unh
40 1S3 Rorb Delauore Strabe, binter Eomlinfon
Saus. yta1sufraesu 22s aemde eebdube.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-03
DOOR is OPEN IN SHANTUNG
German Ambassador Makes Reply
TO Public CrltI-
cism.

WASHINGTON, July 2-Taking notice
Of frequent reports that the German policy
in the Shantung province in China is not
consistent with its reiterated endorsement
Of the open door" Baron Speck Won Stern
berg, the German ambassador, said today
that the criticisms he had noticed referred
particularly TO the ten-mile zone, along
the lines OF Germany's railways IN this
province, In which Germany exercised ex-
elusive mining privileges
Germany enjoys. with regard TO its rail-
way in Shantung," the ambassador said.
exactly the same privileges. and no more.
which all other countries having railways
in this province enjoy. including Belgium.
Great Britain, America and China As to
the open door In Shantung, II is only neces-
sary TO compare the rapid increase of for
eign trade in the port OF Tsingtau and the
facilities for transportation Of non-German
goods within the province. Nothing could
speak more clearly for the fair play en-
joyed by all countries who have trade
interests in that part OF China, Omcial
reports eorroborate this statement"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-03
THIS ST 0CK ADVANCES 01S Is Per Cent JULY 3

money maker In fact, without a doubt, It
Is the greatest investment offered in
America today.
STOCK WILL BE ADVANCED 20 PER
CENT NEXT MONDAY.
The hours are numbered that any one can
secure stock Al the Uncle Sam Company at
anywhere near present prices. However,
all remittanCes for stock that are in the
mails SO that they will bear the postofice
mark at their starting place of July Sd, or
before, will be accepted at the following
prices 90 shares at AO 1000 shares at
$50 5000 shares at $500 10000 shares at $50;
or any number Of shares over tive hundred
on the same basis.
INsTALLMENT OFFER GIVES EVERY
MAN A CHANCE.
To give every man chance TO share
the great profits IN this refinery and pine
line company the following lusLallment
orfer will sIil hold good until Monday
night; 700 shares, IS cash ana 1--WE monthly
payments Of IS each; 1000 shares, $40 cash
and rve monthly payments OF SO each;
5000 shares, so cash and fve monthly pay
ments OF 80 eacn. 1000 shares, 500 cash
and hve monthly payments OF $50 each.
Par value OF the stock is 81 per share and
worcestershire.
ASSETS BACK OF THE COMPANY.
Company now owns and controls over
seventeen thousand QIOOOJ acres of oil
lands. seventy-eight C7SJ oil and gas wells,
four pumping plants. Has = quarter of a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-03

The Uncle Sam Refinery Company now
has a quarter million dollar refinery irac-
tically completed and paid for and will be
opened up for business on July Fourth,
when all Souther Kansas and people from
ali over the United States VIII assemble
in great delegations 10 dedicate this great
independent enterprise, Parade several
miles long. Iamons Military Band from
Winfield, Sanford's Military Band from
Wichita and The CherryVale Band and
Drum Corps will furnish the music for
the day. Patrick Henry Coney, commander
OF the Kansas q. A r., will Eight the fires
under the refinery furnaces IN the morn
ing. Old soldiers from all over will be in
the line Of parade and take part in the
ceremony. Several nearby army posts
will be out in force. Kansas is doing
things, you know. She started a hight on
is still in the hght for justice, aud the
opening Of The Uncle Sam Refinery under
these circumstances is a guarantee 10
every investor in the United States that
their property will be protected. The Uncle
sam Company now has over twelve hun
dred Kansas stockholders and in addition
10 this there are over fifteen hundred more
scattered all over the United States and
into Canada and Mexico. The stock at the
present prices Is in great demand. Re
mittances are running as high as four
pany has been cTowdlng development from
the word go ana is selling the stock Of the
- a price No" that Is = great
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-03
TRANSFERS OUT OF FUNDS
Men Threaten to Return to Work Unles'
Strike Benefits Are Paid.
MEETING TO DECIDE ON FUTURE COURSE
Local Express Drivers Threaten To
Strike If Ordered to Deliver Goods
to the Houses Now on the
BOycOtted List.

CHICAGO, July because of lack of
funds and confronted with secessions from
the ranks of the strikers, the Transfers
Joint council has called a special meet
ing of that body for tomorrow night to
decide whether the strike which has been
in progress for nearly three months shalt
be continued, and Il so to devise means
or raising money to pay strike benefits
Strike benefits for 1900 of the railway ex-
press drivers were due today, but there
was no money in the treasury of the
union to meet these claims This lack
Of funds caused great dissatisfaction
among the express drivers, and it was
freely predicted tonight that many of
these men would apply to the express
companies tomorrow morning for work
The department store drivers also threaten
to mutiny. The treasury of the local
union of which these men are members
is also depleted and several hundred of
these men have served notice on the Off
Gals of their union that unless they re-
ceive the fun amount of strike benefits
they are entitled to they will be COM
PEELED 10 seek their old positions Com
mittees from these two unions have called
on President Shea several times in the
past few days and requested that he put
an end to the strike. So far Shea has
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-03

million dollar refinery practically com
pleted and paid for and will be refining
OIL in less tnan five days. Has thousands
OF barrels or on IN storage and upward of
thirty miles of lateral pipe lines connecting
three-tOurths Of the Cnerryvale held. Is
completing more lines. Has the franchise
10 the waters front at Kansas city and
mas ntIy seven acre site for refinery num-
Der two on the banks OF the naViga biz.
waters. las hfty-1ye miles Of pipe line
u TINS order Is now delivered AT
Piqua, NeOsho Falls and Cherryvale and is
pad for. At least ten thousand acres of
additional oil lands will be secured and the
and another refinery built Authorized
capitalization Of the company is ten million
collars. The assets back OF the company,
stated abO 70 on a conservative basis.
exclusive of cash in the treasury and over
ninety thousand $4,000 dollars that is
subscribed on gut-euge iustallment con-
tracts which Will all be paid In during the
next -FOUR months, making all together close
to six hundred thousand $500 900 dollars OF
property. Four million and eight hundred
thousand shares OF the capital stock or
nearly one-half, is still In the treasury and
Will be sold for from 5 To 30 cents per share
and the proceeds put into additional oil
lands and pipe lines and rehneries. We
think on conservative basis that any man
can safely ng ire on this Uncle Sam stock
increasing IN solid values 70 80 cents per
share IN the next four months The pipe
line 70 Kansas city will pay for itself in
the saving Of freights in eighteen months.
There Is trom three 10 fve dollars Der
barrel pront in lubrlcaung oils. From the
Missouri river front We can float this oil
unhindered and free 70 the three great
manufacturing CenteTs Of the union, and, II
need be; 20 the mouth Of the Mississippi
and load II on ocean steamers We cannot
in this small space set forth the many
strong points OF the Uncle Sam company
II Is under the management Of business
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-03
ADDED HoNoRS FOR MACON
Nebrnsknn II Made Minister to Pan
anna I'm Conjunction with
other Duties.

OYSTER BAY \. Y. July president
Roosevelt today authorized the announce
ment that he had appointed Charles F.
Ma COON as United States minister at
Panama. Judge Magoon is at present gov
ernor Of the canal zone in Panama and a
member Of the executive committee Of the
Isthmian Canal commission. Prior to his
appointment on the canal commission he
was the law officer of the Insular At
fairs bureau Of the War department. He
is in Panama at present performing his
duties in conjunction with the canal work
The determination Of the president to
have the officers of the government Of the
American zone and minister to Panama
filled by the same man was reached soon
after the reorganization of the Isthmian
Canal commission two or three months
ago. Experience had demonstrated that
a conflict Of authority was likely to arise
between the government and the minister
and in addition confusion was created
among the Panamans particularly the
officials OF the republic. by the presence
Of two officers exercising similar powers
1t is well known that George w. Davis,
former governor of the canal zone. and
John Barrett until recently minister to
Panama, did not pull well together, al
though there was no open difficulty be-
tween them. To avert any possible
trouble in the future that might be det-
rimental to the interests of this country.
or to those of Panama in the construction
of the canal. the appointment Of Judge
Magoon to the two offices was determined
upon.
1t IS known that the designation Of
Judge Magoon TO Panama, in connection
with his appointment as governor Of the
zone is notably pleasing to the officials
and people at Panama.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-03
PROGRAM FOR FOURTH OF JULY
Elaborate Exercises Planned for
Paramount Park,

Elaborate Exercises Planned for
Paramount Park.
The program for the Fourth of July
celebration at Fairmount park is now
complete and with favorable weather the
AFFAIR promises to be one of the biggest
things held in Council Bluffs for num-
Der of years. In addition to the exercises
at the bandstand there will be a varied
musical program: and sports of all kinds
for both young and old, the day closing
with a grand exhibition of fireworks.
The address OF the day will be delivered
by Hon, A. S. Hazelton and the time
honored reading of the Declaration of IN
dependence will be performed by John Jay
Frainey.
The complete program for the day is as
follows:
p. m-Opening music by the jubilee
215 p. m-Parade from park entrance to
costume, headed by Pipers George w. Nc.
Dougal and j c. Buchanan.
2:30 p. m.-Music by Elks' quartet.
2:45 p. m.-Rcading OF Declaration OF In
dependence by J. J. Frainey.
s p. MIGRATION Of day by Hon. A S.
$50 p. m.-Program Of sports.
$50 D. m.-EXhibition of fireworks near
These are the oficers Of the day and
committees in charge:
Master OF Ceremonies-Mayor ID. Macrae.
Chairman Executive Board-E w. Hart.
Director OF Sports-George s. Wright.
Supervisor Of Contest Entries-J. C.
WadsWorth.
Manager Of Scotch Programme. c.
Graham,
Ohicial Starter and Director OF Fire
works ENhibition-R. II. Huntington.
Assistant-HarVe belong.
Judges OF Contests-W. b, Reed, Frank
Peterson, Emmett FINLEY, Captain j. j.
Brown. Thomas b. Falconer.
Reception Committee-E. w. Hart 3, NJ
Sargent, V, f. Bender, Robert Wallace, p.
{. DeNol, A. 9. Graham, NJ. f Rohrer, r.
81 Bloomer c. Swain, DR. a. p Hanchett
SerEeants-James Nicon F. 4. Trout
man r. +. Daniels c. A. Beno, Joe
smith Mar Bourcius. DR., V. I. Trey
nor. George II. Nicou, Fire Chief c. NJ
Nicholson Major C. II. Richmond and f.
n Gardiner.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-03

refused to listen to their plea and told
them that the strike would be continued
indefinitely Unless Shea takes some
action at once these men declare they will
go back to work as individuals and with
draw from their unions
The numerous city express companies
will become involved in the strike tomor-
row. Injunctions issued by Judge Holden
compelling these companies to make de-
liveries 10 all business houses regardless
Of their connection with the present strug-
gle will be served on all these companies
tomorrow. The $50 union drivers en-
ployed by these various companies de-
clare that if after the wrlts are served
they are requested TO make deliveries to
strikebound houses they will go on
strike.
When the 1900 wood workmen go on
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RAISES CORN IN VIRGINIA
Senator YeOmans Now Lives on SEN
atOr Stewards Old Farm

Senator YeOmans Now Lives on Sem
atOr Stewards Old Farm.
ONAWA, Ia, July 2.-(SpecialD-J. d.
Yeomars' ex-interstate commerce commits
sioner. is in Onawa today and inspected
the stock at the Park farm" Senator
Yeomans, as he is generally known here,
says he is not in politics at present, but
is living a retired life on his 2,4OO-acro
farm near Leesburg, Va. where he is
largely interested in dairying and corn
raising. Some parts of the Shenandoah
valley lands, the senator says, are almost
equal 10 the Missouri bottom lands for
raising corn, but need considerable fer
tllizing TO raise a good crop. This farm is
the one formerly owned by ex-senator
Stewart OF Nevada. and was in a high
state Of cultivation, with fine buildings and
everything that could be thought of in the
way Of improvements. Senator Stewart
spared no expense in fixing up the place
and the improvements are largely in ex-
cess OF the demands OF the present occu-
pants. Senator Stewart, although at an
advanced age, returned to Nevada and will
endeavor to make another fortune.
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strike tomorrow morning for an increase
in wages from rs to 30 cents an hour, all
the factories in which these workmen
have ben employed will be closed down
for an indefinite period. This was de-
cided upon at a meeting of the employ
ers today, the decision being unanimous
to suspend operations entirely until the
union men are ready to return to work
under the conditions which existed before
the strike was called.