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The Globe-republican., 1905-03-23
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Dodge City, Kansas.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
Fair and warmer FRIDAY. saturday
Fair.
WYOMING PEOPLE WANT WATER
Reclamation Engineers Report rro-
posed Plan is Not PrRc-
ticabIe.
CFrom a stan correspondent

WASHINGTON. Nov s.-(speciaI Tee-
gram. )-Senator Warren Of Wyoming has
transmitted a communication 20 the di-
rector of the geological survey from A. A.
Spaugh Of Manville. Wyo., in which he calls
attention to the alleged fact that there is a
large area of farming land in the vicinity
Of Manville which might be irrigated from
the North Platte project by conducting
water from the Pathfinder dam to the farm
ing lands near that town. Citizens Of
Manvile are under the impression that an
area comprising several hundred thousand
acres of very fine land around the stations
Of Lost Springs. Kellne, Manville and Lusk.
ell in Wyoming, could be supplied by con-
Quoting water from the Pathfinder dam.
Inasmuch as the storage reservoir for
the North Platte project is located in Wy
oming. they naturally desire 60 use as much
water as possible in their own state Com
plying with the request embodied in SEN
ator warrens letter the chief engineer OF
the reclamation service directs that an in
vestigation be made with Il view to ascer-
tanning the facts. Engineer John E. Field,
in charge of the North Platte project, re-
ports that in order TO cover the lands
above described il would be necessary for
the diversion canal TO start with an eleva-
| tion at least as high as Alcova. and that,
| considering the enormous length Of the
canal required and it's prohibitive cost. IL
would be far more feasible to carry water
! across the divide north of Douglas and ir-
rigate the lands on the Cheyenne river slope
where there is an irriguble area Of equally
| valuable land which could be reached at a
much Less expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
BoNAPARTE HAS FIGHT REPORT
Action Will Probably Be Taken
Against system which Obtains
at Naval Academy.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Secretary Bona
parte has received a report from Rear
Admiral Sands, superintendent of the naval
academy at Annapolis, concerning the cir
cumstances surrounding the death OF Mid
shipman Branch after a fight at the
academy with another midshipman The
report for the present is held as confiden-
tial. There are indications that action will
be rather against the individuals connected
with the unfortunate tragedy.
James r. Branch of New York, father
OF Midshipman Branch, accompanied by
his sister, called on President Roosevelt
today. the nrosident, who has known Mr.,
Branch for long time condoled with him
over the unfortunate death of his son. Il
is stated that Mr. Branch did not call on
the president to urge an investigation by
the naval authorities into the death of his
son. Mr. Branch and his sister then called
on Secretary Bonaparte at the Navy de-
partment. The secretary expressed lis deep
sympathy at their loss He told his visitors
that he had taken a serious view Of the
matter and assured them that suitable
action would be had in the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
ATROCITIES UPON WOMEN
DIR. Machie Tells OF wful Treatment
--. Accoraed MIseis, saytes An
Gilman

HONG KONG. Nov 9-Dr. Machle. the
American missionary who escaped the
massacre at Lienchow, confirming the
previous accounts of the outbreaks, adds
horrifying details of the atrocities COM
mitted on the American women.
When the disturbance commenced the
mob seized Miss Chestnut and Mrs, Machle
and exposed them to public view in the
Chinese temple. Amy Machle. the Doctors
lO-year-old child, was carried off and
thrown alive, into the river. The rioters
stripped Miss Chestnut naked and flung
her into the river. While the two were
struggling in the water three Chinamen
speared them with tridents. Miss Chest
nuts body and Amy Machles head were
pierced.
Mrs. Machle appealed to the rioters but
the mob stoned her brains out, stripped
the body and flung it into the river The
mob then captured Mr. and Mrs. Peale,
stripped them naked exposed them for
fifteen minutes, dubbed Mr. Peale TO
death in his wife's presence and subse-
quently killed Mrs. Peale in the same
brutal fashion.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
CASE HANGS ON THE TIE-RoD
Inqucst Into Cause of COIlapHe which
Killed Two Men I'm
Progress.

So far the inquest into the deaths Of
Alva Lumpkin and James Mcnamara
workmen killed last Monday at the new
Hayden building has gone. the case hangs
on a flaw discovered in the fatal tie-rod
after the accident. Whatever may he
brought out rega riding the construction of
the building and its connection. if any,
with the deaths of the men. will he intro
ducod this afternoon, when the inquest
will be continued. beginning at / O'Clock.
The system of fire-proofing being installed
in the new Hayden building was briefly al
luded to in some of the cross-questioning
Tho first session Of the Inquest took up
most of Yesterday afternoon. At 215 Cor
oner Bradley, the jury and others inter-
estcd took a trip to the building and viewed
the scene of the recent accident, so as to
be familiar with the terms and relative
locations as they come up I'm the inquest.
L. H. Gardner. superintendent for the ].
r. Lehmer company. subcontractors for the
fire-proofng, was the principal witness.
Mr.. Gardner was examined and questioned
in detail by the jurors. Interested lawyers
and Building Inspector Withnell The gist
| Of Mr.. Gardner's statements without re-
gard for sequence, was:
II believe the breaking of a tie-rod under
the arch which fell caused the accident
The breaking Of the tie-rod was caused by
flaw not discernible by the ordinary eve
/ test to which the rods are put. The rod in
| question was bought Of the United States
| Steel company OF Chicago. II is customary
| for these rods to be tested at the mill.
| Ordinary contractors rely on the manufac-
turers Of the steel for the reliability OF the
| work. The tie-rod I'm question showed a
/ black spot inside the rod at the break.
/ This spot might have been caused from
what is known at the mill as a cold short
producing a brittle effect in the metal"
! In Building Inspector WithneTs cross
! questioning Of Superintendent Gardner the
| former took exceptions to the construction
work, rather than attaching much import,
ance to the tie-rod itself. Through all hi,
! estlmony Mr.. Gardner contended the fire.
proof work quite up TO the standard, thai
the best of materials are being used anf
gave figures from ime 10 time 10 show IN,
fTe-proofinE system being installed quilt;
up TO the standard.
| The first witness 70 60 on the stand tbi,
afternoon will be ]. B. Mason. the archi
tect OF the building.
Walter c. Shepherd. a laborer on IN,
building was the other witness examined
yesterday afternoon. He offered nothing O
particular importance
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
WRECK NEAR MISSOULA,. MONT.
EastbOund Passenger Train on North
ern Pacinc Road Crashes Into
Freight Train.

MISSOUI4A. Mont, Nov. 9.-Northern Pa
cific passenger train No. l. eastbound and
running thirty miles an hour, crashed into
the rear of an eastbound freight train two
miles west OF here today, A score OF
passengers and trainmen were injured. The
two engineers probably will die.
Among the injured arc the following:
Mrs b. Harrison, Louisville, XIV. bruised
and cut about body.
Miss Shelby Daniels. Louisville Ky. nacLr
and shoulders bruised.
Miss Greene, daughter Of o. c. Greene Of
st. Laul. several contusions about should.
eTs.
Ed Mineha, Eagle Grove, Ia, nose broken
and cut about head.
Mrs. Nancy ]. Dotson, Devan, w. Va,
contusions.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
SECRETARY TAFT is PLEASED
Word Received from Governor
MaEOOn Regarding visit of
Secretary of War.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Q. - Chairman
Shonts of the Isthmian Canal commission,
has returned TO Washington with the other
members of the commission. They will
hold a meeting here this afternoon A
cablegram was received from Governor
Magoon at Panama today stating that
Secretary Taft, after personal inspection
and examination Of the canal work ex-
pressed his great qualification at the
progress made ard at the present condi-
ton.
A cablegram was received TODAY from
Mr.. Stevens. the chief engineer of the
Isthmian canal, asking for moro men, es-
pecially machinists. boilermakers, plumbers
and track foremen.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
RESULTS ON COUNTY OFFICERS
Reports from Various Points showing
winners In Local Contests
in Nebraska.

ALMA Nov 9.-CSpeciaD Harlan county
officers elected arc: George Davis (rep),
sheriff: J. W. Brown 0us). Treasurer.
f. w. Stevens (rep) clerk; Ortho Shell
burn (fus), judge; P. p. Bentley (repD,
superintendent of schools George Reed
repD, surveyor; DR.. ]. A. Campbell Crep),
coroner.
NEL. son, Neb., Nov. s.-(SpeciaD Muck
OILS county officers elected are: John Jones
Gep.), sheriff; G. c. Dudley 0us). treas
urer; George Jackson Cfus), clerk; ]. NJ.
Hall (rep.). judge; w. 7. Battenfeld CrepD,
superintendent of schools: A w McReyn-
olds (rep), surveyor; A. G. Robinson rep),
coroner
CENTRAL CITY. Neb., Nov. 9.-(speciaD
-Merrick county officers elected are: j.
Holster (rep.), sheriff; T. l.. Dixen (rep.).
treasurer; c. A. Agnew 0us.). clerk; T.
Lucas (rep). Judge; F. a. Worsh 0us).
superintendent OF schools,
COLUMBUS, Neb., Nov 9.--(speciaD-As
usual, the democrats of Platte county
elected a full county ticket, but with re-
duced majorities. ranging from IFS TO 900
The following were elected, all being the
present incumbents of their respective
offices: Dietrich Beecher, treasurer; John
Graf. clerk; c. j. Carrig, sheriff; John Rat
terman, Judge: L. II. Leay, superintendent
of schools; r. L. Roster, surveyor; DR..
p. II. Metz, coroner. The republicans
elected three supervisors which gives them
control Of the board, The supervisors
elected were: William Newman OF Colum-
bus, A. z. Priest OF Monroe and j. F.
I SEIZURE Of Humphrey. Throughout the
4 county a light vote was polled and the
ticket was badly scratched.
| TEKA1iAH Neb., Nov. 9.-(SpeciaD.-
Burt county officers elected are; L. d
| Phipps (rep). sheriff; Emmett I. Ellis (rep),
treasurer; John o. Larson (rep), clerk; II
| II. Basler Tep.) Judge; Miss Eda c. Nelson
! (rep), superintendent OF schools w. E.
Pratt Gep), surveyor; DR.. E. ]. c. sward
| (rep). coroner.
! DAVID CITY, Neb., Nov. s,-(special.) y
Republicans elect sheriff. superintendent
and surveyor Republicans elect two su-
| pervisors and fusionists one.
| wAHOO. Neb.. Nov s.-(speciaD. .-Saund.
ers county oficers elected are; Jerry
Daley (fus), sherif; Gus Bredenburg 0us.)
| treasurer: arthur ElmeIund (fus), clerk
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
DUNSMUIR WILL IS BROKEN
Decision Gives Half of Estate of MIL
IiOnaire to Edna wallace
Hopper.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.--The supreme
court today refused new trial Of the Issue
involved when the court reversed Judge
Coffey's annulment for the probate pro-
ceedngs held here IN the estate Of the late
Alexander Dunsmuir. Judge Cohey's de-
cision was hailed as breaking the will,
so that the actress, Edna Wallace Hopper,
would win half of the millionaires estate.
She joined interests with the mother of
Alexander Dunsmuir against the brother In
Canada, who was left the entire estate.
The case il now closed as far as Cali
fornia courts are concerned. The main con-
test is pending before the Canadian courts.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
PASSIVE STRIKE AT VIENNA
Austrian Railway Employees AdOpt
Novel Method to Secure Ac-
ceptancc of Demands.

VIENNA, Nov. 9.--The passive resistance
strike movement became effective at the
railroad stations here today. Already the
traffic delays are serious. The government
is preparing for possible disorders. Troops
are being got in readiness for active service
and further reinforcements are being sent
TO Prague where a general strike is threat
ened, in support Of the demand for uni
versal suffrage.
Among the advantages TO the railroad
men of this novel system OF striking is that
they stil draw pay and cannot be re-
moved as. theoretically, their attitude is
correct.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
CALL MONEY AT is PER CENT
Highest Rate for Cash in Many Years
Reported on stock EH-
change.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9,-Money on call went
20 Is per cent today. the highest rate for
several years. Last Saturdays bank state
ment showed the surplus reserve TO be al
most exhausted and since then large sums
have been sent from New York 70 the IN
terror. leaving practically nothing TO be
lent in this market
Secretary Of the Treasury Shaw was In
New York today and he reported that he
intended to deposit several million dollars
of government funds with the banks to re-
lieve the situation, but this report could
not be confirmed.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
RETURNS COME IN SLOWLY
Only Fifty TIVE Counties Send in Figures
Up to Date
NO CHANGE IN PREVIOUS ESTIMATES
Republican Candidates for Regents
Run Several Thousand Votes
Behind the Head of the
Ticket.

Complete returns from ffty-two OF the
ninety counties Of the state. casting
over half the vote. give Letton a plural
ity of 17,420. These same counties two
years ago gave Barnes a plurality of 1883.
net gain for Letton Of 1851. These ad-
ditional returns bear out the estimate Of
yesterday that Lotions plurality viii be in
excess of 10000.
The plurality of the republican candi-
dates for regent in these same counties is
about 1900 less than for the head of the
ticket
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
CONFERENCE ON PACKERS CASE
Attorney General Moody Hears from
United states Attorney and
Commissioner Garfield.

WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-United States
Attorney Morrison of Chicago, Special Sec
retary Ragen of the Department of Justice
and Commissioner of Corporations Garfield
of the Department of Commerce and Labor
were in conference with Attorney General
Moody on the subject Of the plea set up by
the alleged Beef trust to the effect that it
had been granted immunity from punish
ment by Mr.. Garfield during his investiga-
ton Of the alleged trust some months ago.
The. question as to whether the plea set
forth by the attorneys for the packers
should be sustained or not is question for
the United States courts. The Department
of Justice will appear before the court and
oppose the plea as soon as given an oppor-
tunity.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
DAY OF THE BOSS is PAST
Missouri Politician Draws Lesson
from Result of Elections
of This Week.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 9.-Thomas X.
Niedringhaus. chairman of the republican
state committee, one of the speakers at
the banquet rendered to United states
Senator William Warner last night said
The day of the political boss and his
domination Of American politics has come
to an end, and a great future awaits the
political leader who, while he organizes
and directs, consults not only his lieu
OF those who shall receive federal or
other appointments the people should he
consulted / do not believe in personal
machine. I do believe in party organization
and I am firmly convinced that tho party
organization from the school district and
precinct man to the county leader should
have a most potent voice In these
selections.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
MANY CLAIM THE PROPERTY
Jewels and Cash left by NJ. f..
Andrews Mny he Subject
of Dispute.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. S.-In addition TO
the claim made by William Ellis, the Aus
tralian bookmaker on the property of Mil
ton Franklin Andrews, who killed his fe-
male companion and committed suicide on
Monday last when about to be arrested for
murders in the east with which he was
charged, two other claimants have ap-
peared. one is his widow, living at Hol-
yoke Mass, and the other his brother, in
blood Alvin +. Andrews, who lives at Hart
ford, Conn. The chief OF pilice of Holyoke,
Mass has wired the local authorities to
that effect
The property consists OF clothing, dia-
monds worth about $500. valuable watch
and SlS5 in cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10

SIOUX FALLS, S, D., Nov. 9.-(Special.) y
Al a meeting in this city OF the directors
Of the Retail Implement Dealers associa-
ton of South Dakota, southwestern Mime
sofa and northwestern Iowa preliminary
arrangements were made for the annual
convention Of the association. which is 10
be held in Sioux Falls next month. The
meeting was largely for the purpose OF
preparing the program for the convention
and before an adjournment was taken the
program was nearly completed. 1t win be
several days before II is entirely completed
and ready 70 be given out for publication.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Postmasters ana Rural Carriers
Named by the Postal Depart
ment.
'CFrom a STAFF Correspondent.)

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-(Special Tele-
gram .)-Anton ]. Bratisoosky has been ap-
pointed postmaster a Iona, Butler
county, Neb.. vice r. Hazelwood, resigned
Rural carriers appointed: Nebraska
Ansley, route No 2, Joseph F. Russell
carrier: Carl Russell, substitute. Iowa
New Hampton, route No. l, Ora c. Hutch
inson carrier; Cora +. Hutchinson, sub
stitute.
William ]. Devenney has been reinstated
as rural carrier on route No. 2, at Tecum-
sch, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
ELECTION OFFICERS ATTACHED
Nearly Three Hundred People az
Philadelphia Accused of Fraud
In Tuesdays Contest.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov s.-Attaehments
were served today upon the oficers OF
sixteen election precincts for failure TO
make returns Of the election 10 the prothO-
nOtary's once as provided by law.
Two magistrates will alternate on the
bench In the disposal OF the election cases
There are 2S defendants charged with
fraud at the polls and beginning today
a fun investigation will be made Of every
case
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
kanaan ia Fatally Woundeh.

HUTCHINSON Kan, Nov. 9-George
Finn. clerk OF the Erie county district.
was called 70 the door OF his home near
Lerado, last night and shot and fatally
wounded. Jacob Emmett. who saws his
home is in Illinois, was arrested TODAY
charged with the shooting. The shooting
Is said 10 have been the result OF rivalry
for the hand OF a young woman whom
Finn married last Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
MRS. HUBBARD MAKES TRIP
Reports Successful Exploration of
Labrador and VIII Return
to United States,

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-Mrs. Leonidas
Hubbard, jr., who has been exploring in
Labrador, and for whose safety fears
were entertained, today reported her sue
cussful completion of the expedition. The
following telegram signed by her and
dated at Chatau bay. Quebec, was received
today by Herbert L. Bridgeman OF
Brooklyn.
successful VIII return home by the
steamer King Edward"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
Movements of OeeI

MONemenIs OI UCtaH FeEHtIs NON' "
At New York-Arrived Victorian. from
Liverpool; Baltic. from Liverpool. Sailed:
la Bretagne, for Havre.
At Genoa-Sailed; Citta Di Napoli, for
New York.
Al Cherbourg-sailed: Kron Prinz Will
helm, for New York.
At London-Sailed Mesaba, for New
York; Georgina, for Boston.
At Liverpool-Sailed: Nicaraguan, for
Boston; Partisan, for Montreal
At Deptford-Arrived: Manitou. from
Philadelphia.
At Glasgow-Arrived: Montevidean, from
Boston.
Al Havre-Arrived: La Lorraine, from
New York.
Al Queenstown-Sailed Merton. for
PhiladelDhia: Majestic. for New York. Ar
rived. Noordland, from Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10

peace. said II was the business of diplo-
matists to make peace and not war, and
for his part he preferred the court Of arbi-
tration to the arbitration of the sword.
The ambassador said he would neither con-
cede nor dispute Mr. Balfour's claim that
Great Britain had taken precedence in the
matter Of arbitration, but he would say
that Great Britain and the United States
had set an example and had settled some
OF the most burning questions through arbi-
tration, and that today the two countries
were more cordial in their relations than
they had been at any time in the last
100 years.
Mr. Reid closed with tribute to the ac-
tion of President Roosevelt in bringing
about peace between Russia and Japan, and
said that King Edward was known
throughout the United States as an ear
nest advocate OF peace, whose tact and
moderation had endeared him to every citi-
zen OF the republic
other speakers were Mr.. Arnold Foster,
attorney general.
Alderman Walter Moran Morgan
was inaugurated lord mayor If Lon
don today. succeeding Sir John
Pound, with all the time-honored cere-
monies. The new lord mayor went in
state through the city streets to the law
courts, where he took the oath of office.
The procession, In which the various asso-
Citations Of the city took part, was impos-
! ing, and the route was lined by immense
crowds of people. Among the floats was
| one typifying peace, which was draped
with immense American flags, tribute
! to President Roosevelts success in ending
| the war in the far east.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
strIkers Wreck a TraIn.

WARSAW, Russian Poland Nov. "A
freight train on the Warsaw-Brest line,
managed by soldiers of the railroad bat
TALON. was deraiied by strikers today
near Novo Mnsk. The conductor was
killed and several soldiers were injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10
LORD MAYORS DAY FEAST
Premier BaIfour and Ambassadors
Reid Deliver Optimistic Speeches
on International Outlook.

LONDON Nov. IA century ago Pitt,
standing where ] now stand, prophesied
war. Today l prophesy peace" This was
the text on which Premier Balfour based \
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10

Continued on Second Pagel
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10

Totals .......,...'....'........ 5SiB
zone precinct missing.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-10

his speeCN concerning the relations of
Great BI with foreign countries at
the lord or's banquet in the Guild
hall toni : Mr.. Balfour and Whitelaw
Reid. thu erican ambassador, who re-
piled to : toast OF their excelencies,
the fore = minister's" proposed 10y the
lord ma wed with each other in
pleasant = Is for the credit of their re-
spective ltries as leaders among the
advocat arbitration. The whole tenor
Of the ,hes was optimistic. Among
sador referring to the premier's ex-
pressioi ncerning the probabilities of
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-27
GOSSIP Of THE WORLD


Caspidors IA public p-acea are very
, Useful for oeiug upset.
Mole5ty is all right ia woman,
but 1t Is ap. 70 'laka Z, rosA act silly.
Thomas =. Ryan Is 1essaninz IL
l2om portenloas'y IL tse fn41cIal
world.
A Are which broke out Sunday
aigit IN lh9 Texas Oh fields resulted
IN She loss Of twelve lives and S558,-
|00o cf property.
Ali the ceew of the guaboat i n
aigton have been aocgant d tor; OF
197 men o. BOARD at the ume of he
g pl3s'on 8 are dead, Is wounded
'and 80 an jured
North Wl<eso5rJ, N O., JAY p
In passing a steam thresaervastar-
DAY Ill Wltle9oJro, Geore Parsons,
team became frightened an Kan
q az, throwing n,m gcOm 5ne waa9..
WINCH was neavuy loaded VITA
!anDsr aad lhe wheels gassiaz. over
his body causing suen injuries thai
ne died ia aoout two hours.
Lauriuburg, n. c, July 2t.-Tae
alveilins or tue mDnumaut when
has been erected on our court house
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