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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-23
Sxr Amsrottmns bes TretpaR=
uebels.

3eprdientarlt @uirl mirb beute feline
iogenannte v5reipaB-g ia" Der 2eais.
latur borlegen. 9ano in 6anb nit
berfelben uirb cine 8Orlage geben, Die
ebenfaassbon senanntem Serrn bsuts
einserei4t wsrben miro uno bic bsr-
lanet, bob bas Salair bon 2esislatur.
Mit9liebsrn auf 10 Dollars pro Sag
erb6bt tueroen foa.
Na9 @uirl's Nnfdt piirbe bic leb-
tere 8orlage ieoen Rsprdientanten Ooer
Senator, falls bisielbsn fur ibre Sbd=
tieteit cine tdelide gompeniation bon
10 Dollars bea69en. es unm69lid
MAIDEN elm e~pentuelles Mnnebmer bon
GreipdHen geniigeno 3u enti4uloigsn.
lleber bas 3ufanoetommsn fsinsr
Bill, bic bas Grsipab. llsbsl bsrniGten
foa, bemertt Ssrr @uirl, bob sr felt
LANCER 3eit iorgfdltige Gorf9unsen- in
bieier 5ini&t ansefellt uno DEFENDERS
bic in MiRouri, psnniplpanisn. @aIi.
fornien, alabama unb Mrtanfas be,
febenben @eieBe sspriift bdtte, bic bas
Musseben bon GreipdRsn on 6Hentli9s
Beamten BET Strafe berbtsten.
@uirl's @sisbentuurf oerbietet isOer
Sampf- ooer electrifden giienbabn.
@sisai9aft, 0fentli9e geamte toten=
fret Ooer.gegen grftattuns zines nieori=
geren''5abrpreiies, als ben tarii hdBie
fetgeiebten, auf i6ren 2inien gu bef0r-
bern.
Sollte cine Der 8abn9eieqi9aften
bisie 8efimmungen berleBen, bann fO0
cine Beitrafuns nit elmer @elbbuBe bon
ni9t tpeniaer als 200 Dollars unb nidi
mebr als 1000 Dollars auf 4ntraQ
bss 6fentli4en Nntldgers 6erbeigefibr1
perben.
lleber bic 8~ertpenoung Der 10 cpQecs
tirten @%elofrafen bsfimmt bic 8ia,
Dab 25 prO5ent bon oenielben Dem
6fsntli@sn Nntldser ftir feline Sienft-
lsifunsen ibermitteIt tperoen fo0en,
pdbrenb Der &eft oerielben In biz
3aKe oesisnisen @Ountu's flieBen iOa,
in benz bic Bsrurtbeilung Der 8abngs-
fe0fdaft erlangt muroe.
Sn ben S4lubidben Der Bill beibI
es. oaB ieoer 6fentli&e geamte, Der i'm
State Snoiana einen 5reipaB obe,
cine 5abrfarte su 8or3usspreiisr
annimmt, sur 3abluug elmer Straf'
bon ni1t tpeniger als 20 Dollars uni
ni9t msbr als 200 Dollars berurtbeil
perben jon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-23
Srrfants erflart.

Grau 6rancis 8omman purbe bon
elmer @ommiifion fur irrinnis srtldrt.
8eugnib muroe abaegeben, bab bic
Srau f9 psr mebreren Wonaten in
cine @iferns ittir3te uno bob fs aud
aus sinsm -5snfter bss Sospitales
fthrste. Sic Grau foQ felt ettpa A
Sabren benz WorpbiumsenuHs srseben
fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-23

RiberiHe Der 9Itern bel Der Mbbartams ses
&troer.

&tnoer.
Sie @erf9iebenbeiten bes menf6s
li9en Wdrmebausbaltes BEL Sommers
tpdrme unb MinterfGlte iinb 70 etnz
f9neibenbe. bab es tbDri9t pGre, bic
Nptbpenbigfeit elmer 5pedmdbisen Be-
tleibuns i'm Winter auber Mdt au Iaf>
fen. Die 4bbdrtunesperiu6e, tpelhe
man9e gltern nit ibren &leinen maz
den, inbem Tie bic junsen Meniden<
tnOsplsin nit balbentbl0bten 8einen
mnb gang entbl0btem Gals in fiiblen
Sasen Der llebersangs3eiten, oft aber
AUDI mitten i'm Minter fpasieren fiib=
rem, finb ni4t Die ~geeigneten Mittel our
@rrei9uns bes aneeftre6ten 3ieles.
Sebe tdrfere WGrmeabgdbe feitens bes
menf9Ii9en &Drpers mub auseeslidem
ipsrben burh ftdrfere 8erbrennunass
proSeie innerbalb befelben. ba ia feline
Semperatur arf Der normalen 6Dbe al
perborren beffrebt lit. Siefe @erbren=
nungsprooeiie perben ermDeliht burh
bic Nabrungsaufubr. Die Nabrung,
pel6e mar aufnimmt, bent ober nif1t
nur gu 9eisun9s5tpeden, fe bat au1
ale &raftleiItunsen Der Sreane gu be-
ftreiten unb fir bic Grneueruna Der
&Orperfubitana ein5utreten; in Der 53,eit
bes 8Drpertpa9stbums mub tie bas
Mfaterial fir ben @ufbau liefern. Ollie
biefe 3nede erfiiut iie babur9, bab je
auf benz Wese bur9 Die @erbauunese
oreane cine Snedmdbise 3ufammenz
feBung bes 8lutes 5uitanbe bringt.
Wirb nun Elm unperbdltniBmGbie erps
Der She'll Der Habruns gu 9ei3unes>
speden berbrau9t, 10 miiKen bic an
beren &ufsaben notblsiben unb bic Sol
gen sei9en fi9 febr ausenfdGis in sinem
perlangfamten @a9stbum, elmer
f3tpa6en Musfelentpidlung, in mans
selbafter 8lutbilbuns; auf benz Sc
biete beg Nerpenfbftsms bso5a9tet man
reiobare S9DG9e, serinse seiitiee
Spannfraft. limb bas @9limmife bier
BEL tit, bab biefe Dirt bon Mbbdrfuna
serabe BEL .f6ipd9li9en unb oft audi
appetitlofen &inbern angeipsnbet pirb,
bel beaen lie natiirli9 um 10 f9dblider
tpirft.
Die oben gef9ilberte Dirt, bic ainber
gu tleiben, fiibrt tbatfG6li9 gu elmer
gang erbebli9en WGrmepergeubune, BEL
tpel6er Der Sauptantbeil Der S9Gbiz
sung auf ben tiefen 9alsausi9nitt snt>
fGat. SieIer fpirft ni6t nur nbtiiblenb
auf ben 9als felbft, fonbern auf ben
sanSen Rumpf. Die marine 2ufti9i9t,
fpel4e ii9 inter benz GinfluB Der 3Drs
perfpGrme 3pif9en 9aut unb &leibung
enttpidelt unb pel6er man bas @efiibl
Der 8ebaeli9feit perbanft, iteiet am
&Orper in bic 90be unb entpei9t burd
Die e1se Seffnuns beitdnbie in bic
@ubenluft, genau 10, pie Die Wdrme
beg brennenben 6pl5es in sinem &amin
gum grOBten She'll uneeniibt bur9 ben
S6ornfein bapongebt. Sin tpei9er,
lei9t anliesenber &rasen tpirbe biefem
uebelitanbe abbelfen unb na6 feiner
Seite bin Na9tbeil brinsen. @benio
tpdre eine 8~eiieibung Der 8ein9en nit
porOIen Striinpfen aus fpei9em Sc
ipebe bas einais Rationeae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-23
L.S.AYRBS & CO.
Snbiana's sr6sts DRY @oobs SdnbIsr.
S9idials Tasunsea.

Der 24-idbriae &alpb Sarreas bon
SO. IA q. Selnware Str. lie9t fHwer
erfrantt on 2unsenent3tinoung i'm bie=
iger Siatonifsn : SOIpital oarnieoer.
Sein acknowledgements 3uftanb
perbietet ben bsbanoelnDen Ger3ten ibm
bon benz ablsben ieines 60=idbrigen
gatsrs, bes Serrn Sames Sarrels in
4enntniB su ieBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-23
Aitnitrd1s AnHaHi1nB.

0ies9en: nMuma!"-M t.
ter: ,Was benin, &inba"-2
DEN: SD lsie bier sben in benz
9u6e: ,fpenn bic Rinber Der Spartds
nsr ni9t psripra9en, srOb unb fart
au perben, tpurben iie balb na9 Der
@eburt oet0btet.'" = M u ter:
uIun-"-Q Den: rMdmd,
fpie fpnnten tie benn bas peripre4en.
tpenn fe nod 10 tlsin fparsn?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-23
Suoianapoliisr srpablt.

Sci Der in New OOrt fiattgsfunoenen
Sabresberiammlun9 Der vWbOlefale
Orb @ooos NfociatiOn" tuuroe gefern
6srr Robert Seboes bon Snoianapolis
gum Witsliebe bes @recutipe.@ omite's
erpdblt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-23
Na1riGtet aus Snbiana.

portIanb. Die fferbliden
ueberrefte bon Samuel Steele fnb bon
2anfas in Decatur einsetrofsn. Steele
mar Elm moblbefannter uno rei9er
Burger bon Decatur.
2oaanspori. 6rau 9. s.
2inn erfutte bic poli3ei. fe in Der
Iufinoun9 ibres Wannss su uuter-
fibsn. Ma4 Grau Sims Nnfi6t
bdlt fi9 berielbe in @bieaso auf.
g ortfanb. 9as 8efinben BOT,
IS 6. Surpin, Der In Der lebten Wo9e
ourd Hdubsr f9msr nsrpunbet murbe,
bat R9 ipefsntIid 9ebeKert unb man
boft, i'm am 2eben su erbaltsn.
lebanon. Wart Hobinfon,
Der cine 0ertrauensfeQuns in Der &c.
fiselbanoluug bon 8. ". Sacques &
SO. inne batte, III nsri9munhen. $50
Dollars. Der Sirma geb6rig. uerben
bermibt.
amber o n. Die @robgeI4wO=
rener In Mabiion @DuntH erboben II
N~nflasen. Cine berfelbsn bef9uloi9t
9omarb @ates, einen berborragenbsn
oemOcratiiden 6tbrer Der llnteriala=
guns in suei Gdlen.
6ranfpr ri. @iner unierer an-
geiebenfte Garmer. Samuel Wpers,
bssin9 bier Selbfmoro bur9 gridie=
BEN. Was ben Mann beranlaBt bat.
fein poraeitisss @noe setpaltiam berbei-
3ufibrsn, III elm &dtbiel.
2a5apette. Die neue 9op-
fdule, unter sinsm 2ohenaufmanbe
bon so, 900 Dollars bier erbaut uor=
ben mar, uuroe feierli9f einssueibt.
StaatssS Superintendent fur 6Hsntli9e
Sdulsn Ta1ett u. Cotton, mar be,
0auptreoner.
Gram orbsbiIle Ser y@ram=
forosbiIe Star, cine Sonntags=
3situns, uurbe our9 bic 4erren Sobn
q. 8onnel unb George 6. Bonnel an
bic @rapforbsbile Sournal gompanr
bertauft. Sas vSourual" III bas re.
publicaniide Crsan bon btefem 8reiis
(@ountp).
Serre6aute Ser Worbpro'
aeb ssssr ben @eser gouaro Dennis,
Der beidulbigt, pirb, Dabib Brartor
ermorbet su babsn, mar our gerbanb'
lung auf WOntag fefseiebt iporoen'
Die @rtranfung wihtiaer 3eu9er
madte feline ueiters borldufi9e Ser
idiebuns notbmenbis.
Nortb 0ernon. Ser Negel
9inbisp 2ple bra9ts Dem moblbaben'
Den 6armersiObne, Sobn anrien. in
Werlaufe elmer Streitiefeit f6were.
penn ni9t lebsnssefdbrli1e Dermun'
bunsen..mit elmer Nrt am Sintertopf'
BEL. Der iunge Mnr;en befabl ben
Neger bic Garm au ~bsrlaHen, iporau'
Der lebtere mutbentbrannt ben m6roe'
ridden NneriH unternabm.
2aapette. ueber bas rdtb
felbafte 8eri9winben bon Caleb s
2efHsr. bes pofmeifers bon @otbur n
iioli4 bon bier 9elegen, fino Bis ieb
nod teine ertidrenben Na&ri&ten Elm
gelaufen. Seine 0ermanbten I'M
Greunoe befur4ten, bob er bas Opfe
zines 0erbreaens tpurbe. Bic Bh9e
in Der pofOffice baben nod serars
prifuns erseben, oaB bic seiddftli&el
0erbdltnife bes Weri9munbenen f& ID
befen 3ufanoe befinoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-23
8eiu9t Slorioas NeiortS. = Ditto
ride S9ladtfeIeer. = Sas
berihmte WarOt @raS

nit Spe3ial 5our. SOLDIER SULLIVAN 8us,
bsrldBt ben indianapolis Union 8abnbof
81. 6ebruar, MbenbS 7 1tr, pia Yenns
.ihlpania 2inien. Die tlnfoften fir eIftagise
Heiie, einfdlteBli@ 0nImanS finb 500.
Man i9reibe an %. VI. 3iharbion, gififtent
General gafasier Mgent, S~nbianapoliS, fur
Reierpiruns BON S9lafteuen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-23
..Qyres Bulletin
mnslim unterseng -.
fur Sie &leinen u

SEPT 1T ole Belt ba fir Die Sleinen.
Sieielbeu mubten parten bis Die
ISOLDE fur Die aelteren pOriiber mar.
Sier fnb einise Nuotationen. Oie
@rOBen ran9iren bon 2 bis IL Sabren.
nnterboien su f7e, csc unS 35e.
@spdnber ;u soc, irabre S9Onbeiten.
l1nterrOds su 25e, soc unb use.
llnterIeibden 81 25c uno soc.
slips su soc bis ST so bas Stid.
aIeiSsr gu 75e, Sf.25, Of. SO unb aufs
rpdrts.
Sic fnosn biele Setpanber in ben
&inSer> 8dumliafsiten euf Dem 3peis
ten Stod, in iaoner N%usiteaun9 uno
beutlid marfirt unS bequem arrangirt
fur SIRE Muswabl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-23
@roker @n@re.

Mm SOnnerfag, ben 26. Sanuar,
finbet i'm unabbdngisen &urnberein
cine srobe gu9re @eieaidaft itatt.
Shb!de rnb tuertboOIe preiie tpinten
ben Siegern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-23
SabresfeR.

Der siibieite Surnperein besebt gum A. Rale
bic einipeibuns ieiner 1urn6aas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-23

90 9er Sabrer 9tnfemoe
8ote &aIenoer fur 1905 TIT
omr& ttttiere Office 80 be-
atebeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-23
Gn9re Yartie TIM Soeialen
Snrnberein.

Die bon Der Samenietton oes Seeds
len Surnbereins neranffaltete guare
partie, an uelGer fi9 auBer ben Wit.
gliebern AUDI Die @dfe Der Samen be-
tbeili9ten. erfreute fid zines grtsn Be-
iudes uno ale 5beilnsbmerinnen Oer=
bra9tsn sinsn esmitbli9sn Na9mittag,
Die Preife murben ben altdliden @e'
minnsrinen wie folst 3useipro9en:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-23

1. preis-6rau W. Wpoe.
2. -Jrau Soiepb 3arle.
3. -Grl. Winnis S4wsni.
A. -6rau @arl 0abi9.
@afprsis-6rau %. &booebammel,
2ottopreis-6rau @uf. Serosr.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10

Mrs. Benawa entertained at cards last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Hoagand is home from her
recent trip to Grand Island.
The Ladies Aid society meets on Friday
afternoon with Mrs. T. X. Hunter.
The Dundee Woman's club will meet on
Wednesday with Mrs. w. S. Curtis.
d. l.. johnson returned Saturday from
an extended business trip in the west
Mr.. Al Curtis of CORTLAND y. Y, was
the guest last week of his brother, w. g.
Curtis.
Mrs. f. r. Hume entertained Thursday
and again on Saturday covers being laid
for ten.
Miss Margaret Barr entertained a num-
Der of young people at cards last friday
evening.
The Round Dozen club was pleasantly en-
tertained on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
E. II. Hume.
James W. Hamilton is expected home this
week from his business trip to Boston and
other eastern points.
The new house on Cass street near Fiji
tieth, just completed, is occupied b. Mr..
Ransdell and family.
on Sunday last Miss Margaret Barr en-
retained at dinner Miss Cary, Miss Ed
wards and Miss ketchum.
Henry p. Leavitt, son of Rev. and Mrs.
ner OF Judge McHugh. Judge Woolworth.
former partner, Will continue his practice
alone.
A. H. Palmer and family moved during
the week into the house at Forty ninth
and Davenport streets, they recently
bought of Mr.. w. j. Fischer, "A former
resident of Dundee.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10

The Ladies Aid society OF the church as
sisted at the sale.
The Odd Fellows lodge gave a social and
oyster supper Friday night 70 the families
Prof. Foellmer furnished the music and
turned out several choice selections with
his monograph.
Mrs. L. w. Reynolds. who has been
spending the latter part OF the summer and
fall with relatives and friends in New York
and the eastern coast, returned home this
week and will remain here during the win
ter with her son Harold.
The telephone exchange will likely be put
in next month. Measurements In the bank
building have been taken for the rooms
and switchboard. The lines TO the country
will he put in just as soon as the switch
board can be put In place.
The Florence Improvement club on
Wednesday night held an enthusiastic meet
ing. The street car committee on the scent
fare was dismissed and reappointed, with
instructio to meet with the officials or
the street railway company and make ar
rangements for through service on the
Twenty-fourth street line to Florence. The
service is not at all satisfactory to the
Florence people and the Improvement CLUB
= cannot see why Florence cannot have as
good service as the other suburbs OF OInaha;
The club recommended that the city council
appoint a park board for Florence. The
I people north Of town were invited 10 meet
with the club at their next meeting s tor
| of Fourth and Fifth street for planting
trees reported. Its report was accepted ana
| the committee discharged.
The city council met Monday night trans
acting regular business. All bills were al
! lowed as read. The treasurers report lot
| the month OF November was accepted ana
| placed on file, and showed quite few col
| iectIons during the month in each OF the
| funds, which were all paid out except the
\ water fund The city is in good shape with
| its financial AFFAIRS and the improvements
made last winter In the shape OF sewers
and grading are nearly oil paid for. Mr.
Craig of the Omaha Park board was pres
| ent and advocated a board TO be appointed
| at Florence for the purpose OF taking care
| of the Florence park and the paving that
was done last summer on Thirtieth and
Main streets. f. ID. VanCOurt OF Omaha,
| feTed the city OF Florence 800 20 release
| him from his five-year contract to keep the
/ having In repair The offer was rejected.
! The council will hold a special meeting De
/ cember II for the purpose yof equalizinS
| some taxes on the walks recently put In on
! Main
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10
OMAHA SUBURBS



Christian services at the town hall this
evening at 1880.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Zimmerman November rs.
Miss Jessie Bellies of Omaha visited with
relatives In Benson during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Born were guests at
the home of George Smell during the week.
Mrs G. w. Stiger and Miss Stiger were
guests at dinner in Omaha last Wednesday.
Lutheran services will be held today At
Gravert's hall at 1880 p. m. Sunday school
at p. m.
William Taylor and family have moved
back from Omaha. Mr.. Taylor is now with
Gus Junge.
Charles Hesse of Bryan street is slowly
recovering from a four weeks sickness OF
pneumonia.
Mass will be held today at St. Bernard's
church at 10 a. m. Mass was held last Fri.
dt morning.
L. JorSenson was reelected secretary of
the Letter Carriers association at the cleo
ton last week.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal church
school at noon.
The Degree Of Honor lodge members are
making plans for an oyster supper for the
members at the next meeting.
f. s. King has returned from Ohio where
he went with the remains of his mother,
Mrs. King, who died in Omaha.
A small fire occurred I'm Benson last week
which destroyed the small sheds at the
street
number of the Benson people went to
Omaha last Thursday evening 10 attend the
reception of Mrs. Adams at the Commercial
club rooms.
The regular meeting of the fire depart
ment was held last Monday evening. The
next meeting will be on the Monday follow
ing New Years DAY,
The next regular meeting of the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen lodge will be on
next Wednesday evening. All members are
requested TO be present.
The gymnasium class had it's regular
meeting last Friday evening, with a large
attendance. The next meeting will be Fri
day evening of next week
The eleventh year of the Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows lodge was celebrated
at the regular meeting last Thursday even
ing. Next week will he degree night.
At the monthly meeting Of the school
board last Monday evening a number Of re-
ports were given and the bid Of Mr.. Hoecker
for new smokestack at so was consid-
cred.
Miss Nell Howard entertained about
twenty OF her. young friends at her home
on Thanksgiving evening. number were
from Omaha. A lunch was served by the
hostess.
Ira Moran entertained a number Of the
young people at his home one afternoon OF
last week A number OF musical selections
were given, which passed the afternoon
pleasantly, when a dainty lunch was served
to those present
The dancing party given by the Modern
woodmen OF America lodge at it's hall last
Tuesday evening drew a good crowd. Ole
sons orchestra furnished the music. The
committee OF arrangements consisted OF
eight Of the members
The ladies' Aid society met at the par
sonage last Wednesday. Next week the so
ciety will entertain az tea at the home OF
Mrs. Leidy from 10 O'Clock 10 all Benson
women wishing TO attend. A few Christ
mas presents will be on sale.
The Eagles elected new oficeTs at their
ma a
Tracy: w V p, J. B. Jondro; ". c.,
Charles canton: secretary Charles John
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10
ILL HEALTH LEADS TO SUICIDE
Fred r. Bergman Kills Himself In the
Family Home.

Fred r. Bergman Kills Himself In the
Family Home.
Evidently Respondent over his continued
illness, Fred +. Bergman, an aged cabinet
maker committed suicide by shooting him
self last evening shortly after o'clock
at his home, SIS Avenue E
Bergman, who was 70 years of age, had
been suffering for several years with
asthma, and recently had become very des-
pendent over his continued illness, but he
had never given any intimation that no
planned taking his life and his family had
not the slightest suspicion that he intended
doing so.
Shortly before o'clock last evening
Harry, one of the sons, went to the old
mans room and finding the door closed
knocked. The father asked who was there
and on being told opened the door. The
son said he had brought him some supper.
but the old man replied that he did not
want any and that he desired to be left
alone. Harry then left the room after
placing the supper on n table AS soon as
the son left the room the old man locked
the door again. A few minutes later the
sound Of a shot in the room was heard and
Harry and other members OF the family,
on bursting the door In, found the old man
lying on the cot with blood pouring from a
wound in the breast. Or. w. p Hombach.
the family physician, was at once sum
moned, but before he reached the house
Bergman had breathed his last.
Bergman had removed his coat and vest,
but was otherwise fully dressed He had
shot himself while sitting on the edge OF
the cot and after the sshot had fallen back.
the revolver, a Ss-calibeT weapon, falling
from his hand to the floor alongside of the
lad.
The members OF the family, all of whom
live In the same house at $40 Avenue Il.
with the old folks, are the three sons,
Harry and his wife, Reinhold and his wife
and Fred. unmarried a daughter Mrs. ].
w. Kilbane, and her husband, and another
daughter, Mrs. Niges. With the exception
Of the SONS, Fred and Reinhold. they were
ALI in the house when Bergman shot him
self
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
FATAL CROSSING ACCIDENT
Mrs ]. B. Katlack Instantly Killed by a
Great Western Train,
BUGGY SMASHED AND HORSE Also KILLED
side Curtain on Top BuREy Supposed
to Have Obscured view of Train
from the Unfortunate
Woman.

Mrs Martha Matlack. wife OF Joseph B.
Matlack. bailiff OF the district court in
this city, while driving across the Great
Western railroad tracks at the Woodbury.
avenue crossing yesterday afternoon, was
struck by incoming passenger train No. 5
md Instantly killed.
Mrs. Matlack had driven out TO see her
laughter. Mrs. Van Cleeve. who lives near
the Iowa School for the Deaf, and was
driving back TO town TO meet her husband
when she met her death at the railroad
crossing She was driving in a covered
buggy with side curtains and this, It Is
supposed, prevented her from seeing the
train approach around the curve. The
horse was killed and the buggy smashed
to kindlngwood. The right side of the
unfortunate woman's skull was fractured
and her scalp was torn off from the fore
head to the nape Of the, neck. The train
was stopped, but as several persons had
arrived at the scene. the conductor left
The body in their charge until the arrival
of Coroner Treynor who with the police,
was notified as soon as the train reached
the local depot.
Coroner Treynor at once drove to the
scene of the accident, and after viewing
the body, ordered 1t taken TO Cutters I'M
dertalSing rooms.
The time for holding the inquest had not
been determined by Coroner Treynor last
night.
Mrs. Matlack and her husband lived on
4 farm near Crescent City, but Mr.. Mat
lacks duties as bailiff OF the district court,
which position he has held since Ed. Can
ming was elected sheriff. made it incon-
venient for him to go home at nights and
they decided a few days ago to move into
town. Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Matlack
rented apartments on Vine street and pro-
posed moving into them next Tuesday
After making he arrangements for rent
ing the rooms Mrs. Mctlack drove out to
visit her daughter who lives near the
turn for her husband and drive him out
to their home near Crescent.
Mr. Matlack In the afternoon waited al
the rooms on Vine street for his wife Il
return and when she did not he walked
to the home of another daughter, Mrs
johnson, in this city, thinking his wife
had probably stopped there. He had
hardly reached the Johnson home wher
the news of his wife's death was conveyed
TO him by Sheriff Canning. Mr.. MatlacL
was Frustrated. He has been in somewhat
poor health for some time and for q
while IL was feared that the shock would
result seriously.
Mrs. Matlack was So years OF age and
besides her husband is survived by three
sons, William. living at Arion, Ia; George
employed in the Boston Store In Omaha
but who resides In this city; and John
who lives on tho farm at Crescent City
and three daughters, Mrs. Laura CheeveI
OF Jewell Junction, Ia; Mrs. Van Cleeve
living near the Iowa School for the Deaf
and Mrs. Pearl johnson of this city.